Plane Wreckage Found After Monterrey Flight Disappearance
A twin engined Aeronaves De Mexico DC-3 with 18 aboard disappeared after being told to delay landing at Monterrey. Wreckage located on Cerro Del Fraile 15 miles west of the airport. Officials fear no survivors. one passenger may be bullfighter Hector Saucedo.
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Monterrey
Mexico
U.P
Hector Saucedo
Cerro del Fraile
Falcon Dam
Eisenhower
J. Clifford Safley
San Diego
Calif
Adonis Appeals Perjury Charge
Washington reports Joe Adonis, long labeled a racketeer, faces perjury penalties after a U S district court conviction for lying about his birthplace in December 1950. He bonds out at 10 000 pending a sentence potentially up to five years and 10 000 dollars fine. appeal planned amid a career with numerous arrests and recent New Jersey convictions.
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Washington
Joe Adonis
U. S. District Court
Senate
United States
Adonis
New Jersey
Bergen County
Italy
U. S
Rhee Says He Will Seek Lifetime Presidency If Constitution Allows
South Korea's President Syngman Rhee indicated that he would accept a lifetime term if the Constitution were amended and the people chose him again. He stated this position amid discussions on constitutional reform and ongoing political debate.
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Seoul
Syngman Rhee
South Korea
Planes Chute Aid to French at Dien Bien Phu
American built planes and cargo aircraft flew to aid the beleaguered French garrison at Dien Bien Phu as Red forces tighten their grip near the outpost. Heavy rains and hostile artillery persist as supplies rely on parachute drops and a new supply route from China.
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Dien Bien Phu
Hanoi
U.P
Wad
China
Representative Bow proposes limit on butter parity cuts
Rep Bow of Ohio introduces a bill to stop butter price parity supports from falling more than five percent this year. He warns that a 15 percent cut ordered by Agriculture Secretary Benson starting April 1 would cause catastrophic income losses for farmers.
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Washington
Bow
Ohio
Benson
Weather records and sharp temp swing in Kenosha
The report notes March 25 as the warmest on record in Kenosha with 70 mph gusts. It cites a high of 67 at the sewage treatment plant on Thursday, a low of 33 last night, and noon reading of 38 at the treatment plant Nash Motors and downtown. The forecast calls for a low of 18 to 28 tonight, with Saturday partly cloudy and a high of 38 to 44. winds to diminish tonight.
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Kenosha
Nash Motors
Fire sweeps old Northwood hotel in Crookston
Fire swept the three story Northwood hotel in downtown Crookston early today. Seven feared dead with two confirmed and five expected among the ruins. Four injured leaped from flames, including A F Low who died later. Fire started in the kitchen and the hotel housed Red Cross offices.
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Crookston
Minn
Northwood
A. F. Lowl
Duluth
St. Francis Hospital
Lars Thakle
Casota
Dooley Cecchi
St. Paul
Clarence Aruppi
Betty Hedburg
Milton Jenson
Earl Evans
Red Cross
Yoshida Diet Passes Bills Banning Teacher Political Activity
Tokyo reports Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida's conservative cabinet pushes through the House of Representatives two controversial measures banning all political activity by school teachers.
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Tokyo
Shigeru Yoshida
House of Representatives
Selection Of Counsel Near McCarthy Probe
Senate investigations subcommittee members said they hoped to pick a special counsel by nightfall for a public probe into McCarthy and top army officials. Mundt and three Democrats urged full public scrutiny, while behind the scenes maneuvers sought to head off the televised hearings. The dispute centers on army pressures related to Pvt. G David Schine and McCarthy's charge of blackmail against Stevens and Adams, all denying the charges.
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Washington
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
McCarthy
R-Wis
Army
Sen. Mundt
R-Sd
Roy M. Cohn
Subcommittee
Pentagon
Pvt
G. David Schine
Adams
Schine
Cohn
Stevens
Billion Dollar Tax Cut Approved By Senate
The Senate passed a 1.034 billion dollar reduction bill cutting excise and sales taxes on furs jewelry handbags cosmetics sporting goods movie tickets fares phones telegraphs mechanical pencils lighters and light bulbs. Expected to become law with President Eisenhower's signature before next Wednesday midnight.
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Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
Millikin
House Probe Deepens on Clergy Ties to Communism
Washington investigators of communism pressed the case as Mary Himoff testified that Rev. Hutchison and Rev. Nowak followed the Communist line after their 1936 seminary graduation. Reno testified he led the Maryland party from 1935 to 1937 and said Hutchison sought guidance from him. Nowak and Hutchison disputed Reno’s claims.
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Washington
House
The
Un-American Activities Committee
Mary Himoff
Communist Party
Baltimore
Earl C. Reno
Maryland
Hutchison
Nowak
Detroit
Reno
American League Against War
Leonard Patterson
Board recommends setting aside Longshoremen vote on New York waterfront
A National Labor Relations Board examiner recommended invalidating the bargaining rights election won by the International Longshoremen's Association on the New York waterfront. He cited violence and intimidation by the independent union. The AFL ILA, created after the federation ousted the old union for gangster connections, was the apparent loser.
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Washington
National Labor Relations Board
International Longshoremen’s Assn
New York
Afl-Ila
American Federation of Labor
Wisconsin Whirlwind Strikes State With High Winds
A spring wind storm swept Wisconsin with Southern and Eastern impact. Milwaukee saw gusts around 80 mph injuring 14. Green Bay fishermen rescued as ice floes broke up. Madison reported 62 mph gusts and a broken building window. Jackson saw a 900 foot roof section torn from Rock Hill Canning Co.. widespread damage to TV antennas, signs, and scaffolding injuring four.
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Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Howard Thompson
Green Bay
Marinette County
Marriner Kohlman
Kohlman
Marinette
Madison
Rock Hill Canning Co
Jackson
Washington County
Sturgeon Bay
Bayside
Burlington
Racine
Wisconsin Telephone Co
Gunmen Take $9000 Hiding In Milwaukee Tavern
Two gunmen robbed a Milwaukee tavern and night spot owned by John di Trapani of $9000 shortly after noon. di Trapani was reportedly slain by an assassin a week earlier.
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Milwaukee
John di Trapani
Arrested Three Times Dies Smoking in Bed in Minnesota
Naomi C. Steine a widow who had been arrested three times for starting fires while smoking in bed burned to death yesterday when a cigarette set her dressing gown on fire as she lay in bed in Minneapolis Minnesota She had previously been sent to the workhouse for arson by smoking in bed.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Naomi C. Steine
Civil Defense to Show Ivy Hydrogen Bomb Test Film
The Civil Defense Administration will release a film of Operation Ivy the 1952 hydrogen bomb test for public viewing on April 7. The presentation marks a rare release of wartime nuclear test footage to the general public and follows authorities planning.
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Washington
U.P
The
Civil Defense Administration
Soviets Grant East German Sovereignty With Troop Presence
Russia proclaims East Germany autonomous but keeps about 300000 Soviet troops in the zone to safeguard the regime amid riots and to block Western powers from full recognition. The move aims to pressure West Germany while Western authorities call it a propaganda ploy and warning to Adenauer.
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Berlin
U.P
Russia
East Germany
Otto Grotewohl
Kremlin
West Germany
United States of America
Great Britain
France
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Washington
U. S. State Department
London
Claim Girl Directed Theft
A 15 year old girl is turned over to juvenile authorities after Richard Lang Wayne Ringstad and Duane Ptiel testified she directed a burglary of Martys Sandwich Shop in Madison Wisconsin They admitted taking 70 dollars and using it for a trip to Milwaukee The men were held in jail pending pre sentence investigation
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Madison
Wis
U.P
Richard Lang
Wayne Ringstad
Duane Ptiel
Superior Court
Marty
Milwaukee
Hepburn Holden Reed Sinatra Win Coveted Oscars
Audrey Hepburn and William Holden led a night of Oscars at the 26th Academy Awards in Hollywood. Frank Sinatra and Donna Reed also won acting honors for From Here to Eternity amid a sweep by the film and praise for James Jones's work.
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Hepburn
Holden
Reed
Sinatra
Hollywood
Calif
U.P
Audrey Hepburn
William Holden
Miss Hepburn
Frank Sinatra
Pantages Theater
Donna Reed
Fred Zinneman
Daniel Taradash
Zinneman
Montgomery Clift
Clift
New York
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Sen. McCarthy
Cordell Hull
Staunton
West
Red
Sham
Nancy
St. Genesia
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Frank, Jr
Daddy
Academy
George Stewerts
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Thalberg
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