Angry Girl With Shotgun Causes Police Station Arrest
Newton jury hears Miss Knell accused of threatening to shoot police headquarters after entering the station on a drunken driving charge. She allegedly brandished a .22 shotgun, demanded officers walk in, and fired at least three shots as officers attempted to disarm her before bail was set for Sussex County grand jury action.
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Nadel Roeich
Gunettudes
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Ret Arrignmieur
Tb Formul Patvalmian
Willi Krell
Miss Knell
Chile
Young
Knoll
Ralph Carey
Medin
Jinink
Jed
New Jersey
Kaoil
Basile
Stibon
Thikie
Pateulie Anthony
Clarence Friel
Fran
Staton Wees
Alltek
Miss Masters Mmementersad
Sankib
Odo
Dri
Hes
Vivian A. Masters
Newton, N. J
Miss Mastering
West Studies Plan To Curb Bomb Tests
The Western powers consider a two to three year halt on nuclear tests by the United States Britain and Russia. Britain and Labour leaders urge acceptance to show global restraint while a U S adviser and an announced general arrive to reassure Allies over potential deal with Russia. The plan aims to verify observance through Western inspectors and ensure suspension during the period.
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West Studies
Accentance
High Gaitske
Aneurin Bevan
Ans
U.S. State Department
Julius C. Hollins
Russia
Aleruld
Lis Zovin
United Stat
Britain
Trussia
Civil Rights Bill Moves in House and Senate Skirmish
In Washington the civil rights bill advances with backers pressing for quick action. Senator Morse opposes bypassing the Judiciary Committee and warns that discharging it could damage Senate procedures while he supports early passage and seeks to block a bypass strategy.
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Arave
Judiciary Committee
Bat Morse
Senate
Morse
Sen
Douglas
D-N
Violence over taunts as Lawton wife fires at husband
In Lawton a wife wounded her husband with a 8240 caliber revolver after taunts and accusations. Police reported the master sergeant fled the Hawes Linston home following the shooting near a picnic. The woman was described as hysterical and later told officers her husband insulted her, called her names, and refused aid for their eight month old baby.
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Ray Atten Berry
Eatold Lawton
Ife
Amy Hospital
Seafold
Cat
Voning
Egyptian Jordan Crisis Deepens as Embassies Face Closure
Amid strained ties between Egypt and Jordan, Cairo weighs possible embassy shutdowns while Riyadh and U S ally tensions surge. Officials caution a diplomatic rift does not end political ties, with Cairo undecided on closing Amman mission as new envoy awaits posting. The crisis follows earlier Arab unity assurances from Nasser and Shuker, shaping a volatile regional stance and subsidy disputes.
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Devdan
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Nes
Cairo
Lile Rey Maing
Ae Arab Unity
Yen
Bey
Nasser
Tian
Shuker
Hussen
Jordan
Act of
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Sessordiy
Joysian
Sanur Rafat
Nses
Khypoan
Ttowes
Sige
Amman Fas Nek
Gypsian
Ning Ttsein
Fgspt
Joedan
Colima
French Slav 319 Rebels in heavy Algeria clashes
Algiers reports the heaviest fighting of the two year guerrilla war as 1,900 French paratroops and infantry attacked guerrillas near Cheria close to the Tunisian border. Casualties include 14 French soldiers killed and 40 wounded, with Arabs suffering large losses and several guerrillas captured.
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iIy
Algeria
Tunisian
Morocco
Sateurday
Cheria
Flood Devastates Kansas Cities Prompt Evacuations
UNIVER PRESS reports two Kansas areas hit by a record flood as Il Creek breached protections in Hays and nearby towns. City evacuation orders followed breaks in a $200,000 fortification project while Big Creek and Saline River floods disrupted Liberal and Natoma. Reports describe four feet of water in business districts, widespread outages, and emergency crews aiding residents as the Kaw River region faces its worst flood in memory.
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Hays
Kan
Ill Creek
Torley Laens
Bork H Shue
Big Creek
Wiis
Natoma
Kansas City
Mornig
Witter
Clis- Wit, Officries
Satel Ane
Ningros
Tmder
Mug
Sanders
Lade
Liberal
Kansas
Phillipsburg
Cabriel
Servier
Hearing Opens on Antitrust Scrutiny of Sports
A congressional session opened amid debate over professional baseball and other organized sports. Rep. Keating criticized ethics and impartiality, while Chairman Celler defended anti trust scrutiny, calling for blanket coverage under antitrust laws. tensions colored the lively start.
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Washington
Keating
New York
Republica
el Congress
Caller
D-Ny
Keating Y
Celler
Colin
Justices Split On Smith Act Appeal Ruling
The U S Supreme Court freed five California Communist party readers and ordered new trials for nine officials on Smith Act charges. Justice Harlan led the majority with Brennan and Whittaker, while Clark dissented. The convictions dated to August 5, 1951, and involved up to 10 years in prison and fines.
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Supreme Court
Communist Party
U.S
High Court
California
Harlan
Brennan
Whittaker
Clark
Justice Ch
Black
Douglas
W. Black
Warren
Frankfurter
Burtor
LS. Dist
William C. Mathes
Los Angeles
Mathes
New York
Philip TL. Monahan
de Barhmont
Leadves
Lebanon Vote Stirs Violence Amid Mounting Tension
Violence erupted near a Maronite church in Lebanon as clashes between friends and relatives of rival leaders Mamie Frangich and Samain Suveily broke out. Police reported casualties with 39 wounded and a death toll rising. Elections were underway with pro Western factions seeking a majority to back government foreign policy including Eisenhower era alignments.
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ENRAY
Gehanunie
Rieval Oeuntrubates
APL
Ain
Real Elas
PeoYest Siew
Predarmamntis
Chris Taunt Lebrondisteiet
Parliamenit
Getserament
Eisenhower Boettine
Lebanon
Sunesane Jue
Migiara
Mamie Frangich
Ant
Samain Suveily
Former Senator to Return Aug. 15
Former US Senator and Mrs. Thomas of Washington are returning to Washington state to wake their permanent home. They are building a new house at Iso C Street as they prepare for the move.
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Formery US
Ehner Thomas
Stvs
Thomas
Washingtor
Lawson Aug
Anit
Iso C Street
Two-Gun Boy, 16, Goes On Rampage in Musk Township
Joseph Coleman of Canonsburg, 16, fired more than 200 rounds from two .22 and .32 caliber automatics, wounding nine and terrorizing a Maple Street area near Pittsburgh. He was subdued after an hour when residents and police restrained him. taken to Washington Hospital for observation and then to the juvenile detention home. He had earlier fired at two youths and buildings, briefly fled into a club, and was captured after a struggle with local residents aiding state troopers.
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Musk
Peonsstwanie Mining
Joseph Coleman
Canonsburg
Pittsburgh
Washington
Washington County
Joey
Bernard Coleman
Maple Street
James Rathmond
Charles Donella
Rathmun
Rathmund
Donella
Jory
Bay
Ife
Lawn
Civehella
Sportsman's Club
Curchella
Chuck Talana
Curehella
Talane
Talana
Fury
Cree
Curdella
Tatani
Tiki
le Wats
Lake Lawtonka level dips slightly amid wind and heat
Weather reports show Lake Lawtonka’s water level lowering briefly as winds and heat ease, with forecasts calling for showers later in the week. Officials note the lake reached a historic low point before rising slightly due to recent moisture, while Oklahoma faces scattered storms and variable temperatures through the coming days.
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Tale Pehrui
Satuday
Yodas
Oklahoma
Guymon
Lawton
Ottroman
Mer Thomas
Rain Delays Harvest Across Comanche and Stephens Counties
Rain and scattered showers slow harvest across Comanche, Stephens, and nearby counties. Wheat progress remains low with about 0 to 10 percent complete in key areas while cotton shows around 45 percent harvested through Sunday night. Officials note shortages of combines, trucks, and operators and expect activity to resume if weather clears.
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Conmeache
Une Wrest
Virginia Sidsen
Oklahome Ployment Security Wuresion
Stephens County
Colson County
Macrest
Mus
Kidson
Storms Halt Haiti Violence
Storms disrupt efforts to quell political violence in Port au Prince as at least 500 people die and 290 are injured. The junta bans strikes, threatens fines and imprisonment, while arrests of alleged ringleaders continue. Army officers are summoned to headquarters as unrest escalates amid outages and food supply concerns.
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Port Aur
Prince
Ius Awases
GT Ox Army
Olwiaus
Calle
Yoims
Anti Communist Leaflets Nabbed At Exhibition
Capital police seized anti Communist leaflets from five people distributing material at the Oklahoma Centennial Exposition. About 25 000 copies of Let's Sub the Communists were confiscated. Police said the five were questioned and claimed they were asked by Guard Dine of Oklahoma City to distribute the material. The Soviet Union has an exhibit at the fair.
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Gelauoma
Oklahoma
Sone
Soviet Union
No Tharbol
Garde Dine
Oklahoma City
Scientist Takes Own Life Rather Than Testify Before Probers
Tei Grove Calif April Jones Sherwood a 41 year old cancer research scientist killed himself at Hopkins Marine Laboratory rather than appear before a subcommittee of the House Un American Activities Committee. He left a note describing his life and livelihood threatened by the committee. Sherwood was working on a link between cancer schizophrenia and heart disease funded by the American Cancer Society while pursuing a PhD at Stanford.
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Tei Grove
Calif
Williams
Sherwood
House Un-American Activities
Vouailey
Iy Rotuan
Shorwond
Hopkins Marine Laboratory
Barbara
House
Mivnd
American Cancer Society
Stanford University
Frank Tavenner
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