Haiti Celebrates as Magloire Leaves Power
In Port au Prince crowds celebrate Magloire’s expected departure after a week of strikes that paralyzed the capital. Radio reports confirm his resignation as chief of state and army chief amid gunfire and prisoner releases. The Supreme Court president will govern until a new president is chosen.
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Haiti
Paul Magliore
Alagliore
Maglio
Clermont
U.S
Roy Tasco Davis
Army
Washington
Supreme Court
Joseph Nemours Pierre. Bas
Gloire
Magloire
G. Magloire
U. S. Marines
Seaman Kills Self After Two Drownings
Anthony Santey 22 of Wilkes-Barre Pa killed himself after two teens Rosemary Gorski and Dorothy Beaubien drowned when he backed a car into a dock at Alpena Michigan. He faced an involuntary manslaughter charge and was released on 2500 dollars bond pending examination in Municipal Court.
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Detroit
Santey
Alpena
Frieghter Wyandotte
Miss Gorski
Wayne County
Brown Seeks Border Closure to Unescorted Juveniles
San Diego officials report State Attorney General Edmund G. Brown favors closing the Mexican border at Tijuana to unescorted American juveniles. Supervisor De Graff Austin stated Brown gave assurance by telephone and the board supports state and federal action to enact the restriction.
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San Diego
Edmund G. Brown
Tijuana
de Graff Austin
Brown
Agriculture seeks tougher meat faster through breeding
Washington AP reports the Agriculture Department aims to produce more tender beef by selective breeding. Research indicates tenderness is inherited and can pass to future generations. Scientists seek a quick reliable live-animal test. Most experiments at Beltsville Maryland involve rabbits and cattle.
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Washington GP
Agriculture Department
Maen
Beltsville
U S Uranium Oxide Production Doubled Report
The Atomic Energy Commission said U S production of uranium oxide has doubled within a year. Mills now produce over 8000 tons annually, up from 4000 tons, under a new policy to share peaceful atomic power data.
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Atomic Energy Commission
U.S
AEC
United States
Britain
Canada
New Mexico
Ottawa
Cimada
L.A. Traffic Scramble under review amid safety doubts
Los Angeles traffic officials report pedestrians rarely use the diagonal scramble crosswalks amid a trial that halts two way auto flow. City manager Lloyd Brath notes ongoing surveys to decide if the scramble stays, citing possible safety improvements as a key factor.
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Los Angeles
France
Paris
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