Khrushchev Attacks Burma’s Prewar British Rulers
Khrushchev and Bulganin visited Burma to denounce colonial rule by Britain, claim Asia over Europe, and urge for unity against future war. Security layers tightened at Mandalay airport as the Russians pressed anti colonial themes. Moscow accused Britain of offensive comments about Burma, while Western press questions the April visit to Britain.
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Harold K. Miles
Mandalay
Burma
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Russia
Asia
Europe
Khrushchev
Soviet Communist Party
Bulganin
Taunggyi
Irrawaddy
Moscow
Foreign Office
Rangoon
George Young
Britain
Soviet Security Chief Threatens Ban On Western Reporters
Maymyo Burma Gen Ivan Serov head of Soviet security warned Western correspondents he may bar them from the tour party of Premier Bulganin and party chief Khrushchev. He criticized a British photographer for an incident with a Burmese guard and vowed measures against press intrusion.
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Maymyo
Burma
Ivan A. Serov
N. A. Bulganin
Communist Party
N.S. Khrushchev
Serov
Soviet
State Committee of Security
Interior Ministry
MVD
L. P. Beria
Ceiling On Farm Price Support Benefits Eyed
Washington officials disclosed serious study of a program to limit price supports to smaller farmers. A ceiling on loan eligibility and purchases could be set, with proposals to base limits on bushels or pounds rather than acres. Other ideas include a soil fertility bank and a moderate overseas disposal plan for surplus cotton and wheat.
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Washington
Benson
Congress
Sen
Humphrey
D-Minn
GOP
Bridge Collapse Victim Dies in Rio Grande Incident
Eagle Pass Texas reports a 40 year old Mexican workerLeonardo Morales de Leonfrom Piedras Negras died from a skull fracture after a bridge section collapsed onto the Rio Grande. At least 32 people were injured with 26 hospitalized and three in critical condition. J C Cleckley 41 of Dallas remained severely injured with multiple fractures and internal injuries. Rafael Perez Sanchez 46 Piedras Negras and Jose Silva Eagle Pass also among the critically injured. A temporary span fell during dismantling. a new permanent bridge has opened.
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Eagle Pass
Tex
Rio Grande
Leonardo Morales de Leon
Piedras Negras
J. C. Cleckley
Dallas
Nix
San Antonio
Jose Silva
Clackley
Austin Bridge Co
Rafael Perez Sanchez
Cameron Instructors to Present Wednesday Recital
Cameron college music instructors Melvin Keeney and Miss Kathleen Haley will perform a morning recital in the Aggie auditorium. The junior college’s annual event showcases faculty artistry and local student interest.
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Cameron Music
Melvin Keeney
Kathleen Haley
Cameron College
Aggie
Buganda Province's prominence in Uganda's system
Buganda is described as the largest wealthiest and most independent of Uganda's four provinces, reflecting its strong regional role within the country's administrative structure.
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Buganda
Uganda
East German Reds Stop Barge Traffic To Berlin
East German Communists said barges supplying West Berlin will lose permits by Dec 31 and highway traffic to the city may be disrupted. Neues Deutschland cited permit expirations and Bonn's need to negotiate. The finance ministry was also ordered to assess if foreign vehicles require Soviet zone insurance on East German roads. American observers noted a 90-person tour of East Berlin without incidents.
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Joseph Fleming
Berlin
West Berlin
Reds
Communist Party
Neues Deutschland
Bonn
Finance Ministry
East Germany
Soviet
Russia
Moscow
Mrs
America
East Berlin
Ramona Deitmeyer
Lincoln
Neb
James T. McQueen
Solons Visit Chiang Kai-Shek in Formosa
Five members of the U S House Foreign Affairs Committee visited central Formosa to be overnight guests of President and Madame Chiang Kai-Shek. The Oklahoma member remained in the Taipei area as John Jarman D Okla was indisposed.
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Solons
Chiang Taipei
Formosa
U. S. House Foreign Affairs Committee
Chiang Kai-Shek
Taipei
John Jarman
D-Okla
Baby Boy Born After Five-Car Crash In Indianapolis
In Indianapolis Mrs Thelma Kremple gave birth to her fifth child in an overturned car after a five car crash on her 26th birthday. Both mother and baby are in satisfactory condition. Seven people, including Mrs Kremple, were slightly injured. Anthony Kremple, 34, the father, said it was his first accident in years of driving. He and the newborn were taken to St Francis Hospital where he received a head bump treatment. An unidentified physician crawled into the tipped car to assist Mrs Kremple as police lifted the vehicle to allow the door to open.
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Indianapolis
Thelma Kremple
Kremple
Anthony Kremple
St. Francis Hospital
Cranberry Wire Stars for Christmas Trees
Bright accent idea uses cranberries threaded on wire to craft stars and animal shapes for holiday trees. Simple DIY project suited for home decorating and festive displays with readily available materials.
Texas Doctor Threatens Life Of Girl
Longview Texas surgeon Dr Frank Sainburg fled with his four year old son and his former wife’s daughter Mary Jean Nance. He telephoned a threat from Hobbs New Mexico to her father attorney Neal Smith, demanding his wife not be at the Longview home. Police issued pickup orders in Texas and New Mexico as he disappeared with the children.
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Longview
Tex
Texas
New Mexico
Noble Crawford
Frank Sainburg
Philip Sainburg II
Mary Jean Nance
Crawford
Sainburg
Neal Smith
Smith
Mary Jean
Hobbs
N. M
Samburg
Ithaca
N. Y
Doris Blanchard
Big Spring
Big Spring Veterans Hospital
Phillip
Senator Ives Sees No Major Labor Bill Ahead
Senator Ives of New York, a veteran Labor Committee member, doubts any major labor legislation will pass next session. He expects Eisenhower to again propose Taft Hartley amendments but warns Southern Democrats will block changes seen as racial in scope. He foresees conservatives pushing to shift federal power back to the states.
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Washington
Sen
Ives
RNY
Congress
Senate Labor Committee
Eisenhower
New York
Soldier Convicted In Rape Slaying Of Okinawa Girl
Army sergeant Isaac J. Hurt of Lothair Kentucky was convicted by a court martial in Okinawa for the rape slaying of Yumiko Nagayama, a six year old girl. The panel deliberated 59 minutes and sentenced will be handed down tomorrow. the case carried potential death penalty exposure.
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Okinawa
Isaac J. Hurt
Lothair
Yumiko Nagayama
John M. Lydick
Oklahoma City
Hurt
Six Killed As Train Smashes Into Car
A Crescent passenger train struck a car at a grade crossing near Greenville South Carolina killing six people. The sole survivor was a 10 month old baby. No train passengers were injured. Victims were James Brooks 37 Louise Brooks 26 Louise Bagwell Rosa Lee Sutton Wanda Sutton 3.
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Greenville
S.C
Southern Railway
Crescent
New York
James F. Brooks
Louise
Louise Bagwell
Brooks
Holland Benny Sutton
Rosa Lee
Wanda
New Guinea Matrons Use Lime and Ashes for Make up
National Geographic Society notes Sepik River women commonly apply lime and ashes as cosmetic makeup, reflecting traditional beauty practices in their culture.
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New Guinea
Sepik
National Geographic Society
Science claims new healing for piles without surgery
Science reports a substance that shrinks piles and relieves pain promptly without surgery. Bio-Dyne, already used to heal injured tissue, now comes as Preparation H in suppository or ointment form. Sufferers say itching stops and piles cease to be a problem. Money back guarantee. patent details noted.
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Eg. U
Rotary Committee Chairmen Meet District Leader Visit
Lawton Rotary committee chairmen led by J E Carter and Willard Baker plan to meet tonight with Fred Brawner governor of the 182nd Rotary district during his annual official visit. The gathering is set for 7 p.m. in the Civic room of the Security Bank and Trust Co building. Brawner will also speak at Tuesday’s Rotary luncheon at the Hotel Lawtonian.
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Rotary Committee
Lawton Rotary Club
J. E. Carter
Willard Baker
Fred Brawner
Rotary
Ternational
Security Bank & Trust Co
Brawner
Lawtonian
Missing Boy Found Dead at Crane Depot
Ronnie Weitkamp, 3, was found dead 54 days after his disappearance at the Crane Naval Ammunition Depot. Greene County coroner Delmar Hasler confirmed identification and ordered autopsy. Police, noting starvation and exposure as a possible cause, said foul play was not yet suspected.
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Crane
Ind
Ronnie Weitkamp
Crane Naval
Lawrence Weitkamp
Delmar Hasler
Greene County
Robert Dillon
Weitkamp
Vessels Wrecked Off Cape Hatteras In Turbulent Seas
Within four centuries about 2200 ships have met wrecks off Cape Hatteras as strong winds churn the Gulf Stream across shallow reefs, creating frequent maritime hazards for vessels navigating the area.
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Cape Hatteras
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