Guards Added to Capitol in Shooting After Questions
The four Puerto Rican Nationalist Party members charged with assault with intent to kill five Congressmen were held as the government prepared to present evidence to a Federal Grand Jury Wednesday. Andres F. Cordero, 29, and Irving Flores, 27, from New York City, joined two others as security precautions were tightened at the Capitol, White House, and key buildings. The attack prompted renewed calls for stronger security and debates over Puerto Rico’s status and independence.
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Irving Flores
New York City
U. S
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Bension
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
The
Virgin Islands Corp
Benson
Washington
Virgin Island
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Sai
House On- American Activities Committee
San Juan
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Hugh Scott
House of Congress
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R.okla
House
United States
Belcher
Rep. Miller
R-Neb
Interior and Insular Affairs Committee
Miller
Commonwealth
Metropolitan Police Force
FBI
Martin R.maes
FBT
Puerto
A. FernesIsera
Louis Munoz-Martin
Martin
Buty
Michigan
Kenneth A. Roberts
D.-Ala
Bon F. Jensen
R.-Town
Clifford Devis
D.-Tenn
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Charles Stanley White
Joseph R. Young
Casualty Hospital
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Oulelin
Bethesda
MD. Naval Hospital
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Davis
Eas
Jay
Roberts
Fallon
Casualty
House of Representatives
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van Zandt
R-Pa
Nationalist Party
Harry Truman
Cab Driver Arrested for Beating Children in Los Angeles
Los Angeles police booked 39-year-old Jack Newman, a Palms taxi driver, on three felony child beating charges after his two children, a 12-year-old boy and a 9-year-old girl, told Culver City officers he beat them with a 22 inch bicycle chain over a missing dollar. The boy reportedly faced a second beating. The children's mother died four years ago.
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Plane crash on highway kills two in New Jersey
A Beechcraft single engine plane spiraled and crashed on Rt. 46 near Teterboro killing two occupants. Identified residents include L. Lockhart of Rutherford and Salva, owner of the plane. One occupant was thrown into Fair Lawn. The flaming cockpit and highway debris halted traffic as emergency crews responded.
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Shall L. Lockhart
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Fair Lawn
Only Gun Gang Wants Liberty Puerto Rico Opposes Independence
The Nationalist Party in Puerto Rico, a small but dangerous group, backs independence or a purge from U S control. Most Puerto Ricans reject full independence, preferring the commonwealth status that preserves economic benefits and local autonomy under the United States. The article notes past attacks by Nationalists and cites Puerto Rico's 1951 shift to a commonwealth, with leadership under Gov. Luis Muniz-Marin.
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Puerto Rico
United States
Luis Muniz-Mazin
Democratic Party
Munroz-Merin
U. S
Eisenhower
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Henry Cabot Lodge
Calif. Water Bill Introduced for irrigation loan
Washington Um Sen Kuchel introduced a bill to authorize a federal loan of 10 370 000 to Oakdale and South San Joaquin Irrigation Districts for the Stanislaus River stri dam project. The measure follows a policy of shared funding for public works. Rep Johnson and Interior official Tudor meet with President Eisenhower to discuss the project.
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Stri-Dam
Stanislaus River
Kechel
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Calif
Ralph Tudor
Eisenhower
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