All Related Mine Disaster Kills Nine in Oneida Tennessee
Nine men, all related by blood or marriage, died in a Pobbins mine explosion near Oneida Scott County seat. Witness W C West survived as the blast ripped through gas pockets after ventilation shut down over the weekend. Rescue crews from nearby mines reached the scene to recover victims burned inside the shaft.
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Cumberland Mountains
Robbins
Tenn
Oneida. Tenn
East Tennessee
Pobbins
Here
Oneida
Scott County
Elmer Phillips
Lee West
W. C. West
Oscar
Tennessee
la Follette
Oscar West
Burt Phillips
Hubert
Arzo
Bernard
William Yancey
John L. Pike
Ed Chitwood
Jimmy
W. O. West
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Hotrodders Said Sick Sick Sick
Los Angeles AP reports a UCLA Medical Center psychiatrist says reckless hotrod driving reflects anger sexual insecurity and possible criminal tendencies. He urges psychiatric exams for drivers with many tickets fenders bashed to improve road safety and spot potential criminals early.
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Jerome M. Kummer
Kummer
Ucla Medical Center
Girl Bitten in Face by Police Dog in Ohio
Nine year old Janet Tolhurst of Fremont is listed in fair condition at Wood County Hospital after a police dog bit her on Monday in the yard of Mrs. Luther Kemner in Pemberville. She underwent more than three hours of surgery for severe facial wounds.
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Bowling Green
Ohio
Janet Tolhurst
Fremont
Wood County Hospital
Luther Kemner
Pemberville
Janet
Princess Beatrix Plans U S Visit to New York
The Dutch government said Crown Princess Beatrix will visit New York in September to attend the 350th anniversary celebration of Henry Hudson’s voyage up the Hudson River, marking a landmark of exploration and Dutch American ties.
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Beatrix
New York
Henry Hudson
Hudson River
Hat Tips to Women Reveal Attitudes Study Finds
Cleveland AP researchers from Case Institute of Technology and Missouri State Hospital report that tipping hats to women correlates with social attitudes. Hat tipping signals democratic, broad minded views while kept hats align with prejudice and forceful problem solving.
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Cleveland
Case Institute of Technology
Eugene B. Nadler
Case
William R. Morrow
Missouri State Hospital
Fulton, Mo
Probers To Call Cohen In Senate Racketeering Hearings
Senate investigators press to question Carlos Marcello labeled a Mafia mobster and Los Angeles figure Mickey Cohen as they probe interstate racketeering linked to coin operated machine businesses in the New Orleans area. The panel may call Sheriff William Coci, tied in testimony to Marcello, noted as an anti corruption reform candidate.
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Washington
Carlos Marcello
South
Senate
Labor-Management Committee
Mickey Cohen
Los Angeles
Cohen
New Orleans
William Coci
Louisiana
Jefferson Parish
Coci
Marcello
Chuckle Scientists Build Delicate Thought Machine
Scientists crafted a highly sensitive thought machine that reportedly causes a stomach ache in some users. The quirky device hints at early brain computer interfaces and raises questions about comfort and feasibility for daily use.
Fresh Fighting Reported Between Tibetans, Chinese
AP dispatch from Kalimpong reports fresh clashes in Lhasa with Tibetan fighters using light machineguns captured from Chinese troops. Nehru described the fighting as delicate but subsiding, while Peiping gave no comment. Nationalists on Formosa cited 25,000 rebels near Lhasa and plans for a mass attack, with rumors about the Dalai Lama’s fate.
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India
India- Tibet
Lhasa
Kalimpong
Nehru
Red China
Peiping Radio
Tibet
Red
Formosa
Li Yung-hsin
China
Tsinghai
Sikang
Dalai Lama
Peiping
Dalai Lama’s brother arrives in Seattle seeking Tibet news
Thubten Jigme Norbu, 38, brother of the Dalai Lama, arrived in Seattle on Monday night. He asked reporter for any information on war torn Tibet and said he has been completely out of touch since fleeing in 1951. His last visit with his brother was in India in 1956.
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Seattle
Dalai Lama
Shrfe-Torn
Tibet
Thubten Jigme Norbu
Robert B. Ekwall
University of Washington Far Eastern Institute
Inner Asia
Norbu
Lhasa
India
Nationalists Claim Rebels Controlled Lhasa Area
A Taipei intelligence report says rebel activity near Sikang and Gyangtse concerns Nationalist authorities. It notes Radio Lhasa off air since March 20 and that Reds use hand generators to contact Peiping. Wireless links to Chungking and Chengtu are reportedly disrupted.
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Lhasa
Peiping
Chungking
Chengtu
Nationalists report Tibetan revolt updates hindered by Reds
The Nationalist radio described heavy broadcasting on the Tibetan revolt to the Communist mainland while Reds jammed transmissions to block information. Taipei said it had word that 300 anti-Communist representatives were involved.
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Taipei
Warm spell grows. Miami Valley to see sunny, 74 today
A warm air surge from the east ends a spell of cold Canadian breezes in the Miami Valley. Forecast calls for sunny skies and a high near 74 with mild, partly cloudy conditions tonight as temperatures dip to the 50s. Wednesday looks mostly cloudy and warm with highs in the 70s and a chance of evening rain. Middletown records a 64 degree high yesterday and a 2 degree low this morning.
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Miami Valley
Mercury
Middletown
Moonshine Ring Busted in Dayton with 1000 Gallons Seized
Dayton officers shattered a major moonshine operation arresting Samuel Hearn aged 33 and John Dubois aged 35 and seizing about 1000 gallons of untaxed liquor. A 400 gallon still was found at a west side rental property linked to the pair.
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Dayton
Ohio
Samuel Hearn
John Dubois
Gunman robs Cincinnati loan office of about 400 dollars
Police hunted today for a gunman who entered Industrial Federal Savings and Loan Assn in Cincinnati and demanded cash at gunpoint. He forced teller Mrs. Betty Williams to fill a paper bag with money, tipped his hat politely, then fled the office.
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Cincinnati
Federal Savings & Loan Assn
Betty Williams
Hardly Noticed Actress Begins Life In Vermont
Actress Diane Varsi arrived in Bennington Vermont with her 2½ year old son Shawn seeking privacy away from Hollywood. She planned to quit acting and said she has little interest in television or cinema as Vermont locals carry on with ordinary life around her modest four room apartment.
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Peyton Place
Bennington
Shawn
Diane Varsi
Hollywood
Snow
Mary Marshall
Miss Varsi
Vermont
Bennington College
Albany
American Airlines
Trapped Oxford freshman dies after cave rescue effort
Oxford student Neil Moss, 20, fell into Britain's deepest cave known as Devil's Hole near Buxton, 1000 feet underground. Despite oxygen, multiple rescue attempts failed as he remained wedged in a narrow shaft amid foul air. the mission ended with his death.
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Buxton
England
Oxford
Neil Moss
Devil's Hole
Britain
English Midlands
Bob Leakey
Moss
Derbyshire
Perris Castle
Ron Peters
Marcello invokes Fifth Amendment in rackets testimony
Carlos Marcello, labeled a mobster running police protection rackets in the South, refused to answer questions and invoked the Fifth Amendment 35 times in 15 minutes about his occupation, income sources, and ties to Sheriff William Coci of Jefferson Parish Louisiana. GOP leaders after a White House meeting with President Eisenhower said there will be no war over Berlin. Rep Charles A Halleck of Indiana announced the stance at a Washington news conference following discussions with Eisenhower.
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Senate
South
New Orleans
William Coci
Jefferson Parish
Washington
House
Eisenhower
Berlin
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
White House
GOP
Coal operator seeks injunction against United Mine Workers
In Pikeville Kentucky a coal operator's bid for an injunction against the United Mine Workers Union continued in Circuit Court as pickets gathered at the plaintiff's loading ramp today.
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Pikeville, Ky
United Mine Workers Union
Talks End Macmillan Flies Home
British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan headed home after talks with President Eisenhower, predicting success in Berlin negotiations while acknowledging a tough Soviet task. He stressed negotiation over force, looked forward to a May foreign ministers meeting and a summer summit, and favored informal talks with Khrushchev at a Gleneagles site.
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Harold Macmillan
Eisenhower
Berlin
West
Macmillan
Nikita Khrushchev
Camp David
Maryland
Catoctin Mountains
Eisenhhower
Geneva
Khrushchevy
Gleneagles
Scotland
East Germany
Grandfather Finds Body Of Grandson In Howard Run
In Findlay Ohio two year old Timothy Earl Rader wandered from home Monday and drowned in Howard Run. His grandfather Earl Rader found the body.
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Findlay
Ohio
Timothy Earl Rader
Howard Run
Earl Rader
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