Stalin Criticism Boosts Mikoyan In India Visit
Mikoyan, deputy premier of the Soviet Union, told reporters at a Soviet embassy reception in New Delhi that criticism of Stalin would strengthen the Communist Party and secure its future. He denied any Soviet plan to rehabilitate Trotsky and said debates on one man rule are internal to the USSR. He is in India to meet Nehru and other officials.
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Teenagers Arrested For Stolen Car In Oklahoma City
Im-R. L. Carga reported his car missing from in front of his home. A police scout car, responding to a broadcast, stopped two teen boys driving the vehicle. The youths were arrested and the car returned to Cargill's residence. He called the detective bureau in alarm.
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Oklahoma City
R. L. Carga
Detective Bureau
Cargill
Lawrence High A Cappella Choir Tonight in Auditorium
The Lawrence High School A Cappella Choir performs at 8 p.m. in the High School Auditorium. Soloists include Sandra Harding John Brown Lanna Spurgeon and Kurl Garrett. The concert, previously a fundraiser for a St Louis trip, will be free after a successful choir drive.
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Lawrence High School
Chier
Music Educators National Conference
St. Louis
Sandra Harding
John Brown
Lanna Spurgeon
Kurl Garrett
R. Wayne Nelson
Two Detroit Men Die In Trench Cave-In Mishaps
In Detroit area, spring thaw triggered two trench cave-ins within 12 hours. Arthur Reese, 43, died in a 1-foot trench collapse in Dearborn. Fred Scott, 45, was trapped but later freed. Earlier, Robert R. White, 39, died in a 17-foot trench collapse in Dearborn township. John R. Sensing, 49, and Harold Thomas were partially buried but escaped.
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Arthur Reese
Dearborn
Fred Scott
Robert R. White
John R. Sensing
Harold Thomas
Reese
Scott
Maupin Travel Service Reports Theft of Funds
City police investigated a missing cash case at Tom Maupin Travel Service on 1236 Mass. Lt. Maupin reported about $225.81 disappeared, mostly $20 and $10 bills, likely stolen between 8 p.m. Saturday and noon Monday, with the house and desk noted in the preliminary inquiry.
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Bronx synagogue ceiling collapse injures worshippers
In New York a Bronx synagogue ceiling fell during Passover services injuring three women, two critically. A wall collapse after plaster and debris rained down, with Cantor Mix Wiesen among those present. Rabbi Hausman described a terrible roar as worshippers spilled onto the main floor amid screams. One victim reportedly died at the scene, another was in critical condition, and a third was hospitalized. The tragedy occurred as the congregation observed a memorial service for Jews released from bondage. Separately, Kefauver urged federal school aid of 300 million dollars annually to address the nationwide classroom shortage, criticizing Eisenhower for inaction.
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Mix Wiesen
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Fast
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Los Angeles
Estes Kefauver
Eisenhower
Walter Wanger Struck By Heart Attack At Hospital
Hollywood producer Walter Wanger, 61, suffered a heart attack during an electrocardiogram at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital. He rested there and will stay about two weeks, said Dr. Clarence A. Gross. He is married to actress Joan Kennett.
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Cedars of Lebanon
Wanger
Clarence A. Gross
Joan Kennett
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