Judas Betrays Nazarene at Gethsemane in Jerusalem
In Jerusalem, Judas Iscariot identifies and betrays Jesus to Caiaphas's guards at Gethsemane, leading to arrest. The event follows Jesus predicting his betrayal and crucifixion, with disciples at the Passover dinner and warnings of denial by Peter. Jesus shares a memorial meal and speaks on servant leadership as tensions rise over his kingship and fate.
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Jerusalem
Nisan
Judas Iscariot
Jesus
Caiaphas
Judas
Gethsemane
God
Bethany
Peter
Simon Bar Jonah
Nazarene
Jesus of Nazareth
Neighbor Talks End: Informal diplomacy yields goodwill
White Sulphur Springs W Va The North American Big Three conference with Eisenhower and Mexican and Canadian leaders ended in cordial goodbyes with no firm agreements. Eisenhower hopes to host Nehru this July and lauds the session as a successful diplomacy model.
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White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Eisenhower
Mexico
Canada
Louis St. Laurent
Greenbrier
Adolfo Ruiz Cortines
Charleston
Columbine II
Mexico City
Swanky
White House
James C. Hagerty
Dulles
Dust Storm Rages Across Six Prairie States
Denver reports the year’s first severe windstorm creating an 800 mile dust path from Cheyenne to Waco. Gusts reach 85 mph in Colorado and 75 mph in Cheyenne with 20 000 foot dust clouds forcing flight reroutes and damaging winter wheat, grazing land, and crops across Kansas Oklahoma and north Texas. Weather relief expected for southern Wyoming Colorado and New Mexico as roads reopen and schools resume.
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Prairie West
Cheyenne
Wyo
Waco
Tex
Colorado
Wyoming
New Mexico
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Limon
Mud Landslide Buries Town in Alpine Italy Town
A massive mud and rock landslide flooded the Alpine town of Zambana burying much of the area 18 to 20 feet deep. About 800 residents evacuated last Friday as the debris continued to threaten the church and linger in the valley. Residents reported the muck flow ongoing since Friday.
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Zambana
Italy
Pentagon names civilian to lead long range missile program
Eger V. Murphree, 57, president of Esso Research, is named by Secretary of Defense Wilson to direct long-range ballistic missile development. He serves unpaid, begins next week for at least a year, with authority across research, development, engineering, and production to push a rocket powered missile toward targets thousands of miles away. Democrats praise the move as strengthening civilian control while noting concerns about lag behind the Soviet program.
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C. Yates
Esso Research
Wilson
Murphree
Defense
Defense Establishment
National Security Council
Congress
Eisenhower
Russia
Sen. Jackson
D-Wash
Jackson
Pentagon
Ginger Ale Sickness Still Puzzle in West Virginia
Doctors probe mystery of three people who drank ginger ale on a railroad car used by Eisenhower. One patient shows uremic symptoms, another is improving after severe illness, the third recovering. Officials from the Secret Service and Chesapeake & Ohio railroad investigate possible poisoning after the President traveled from Washington to a resort for talks with Mexican and Canadian leaders.
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White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Eisenhower
Washington
Capital
Secret Service
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Hairstyle on a dare in Charleston inches long
A 24 year old Mellissa Harvey experiments with a short front and longer back hairstyle in Charleston West Virginia. She notes it depends on how it grows back and seems unsure about the final result. The photo is credited to AP.
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Mellissa Harvey
Charleston
W. Va
Mellissa
Farm bill stalemate looms as conference yields raise supports
Sen. Holland said the farm bill may die this session as Senate House conferees adopted two provisions raising price supports. The measures could cost over a billion dollars more in 1956. Admin policy favors lower flexible supports, while Sec. Benson calls the dual parity move indefensible political log rolling.
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Sen
Holland
D-Fla
Congress
Eisenhower
Senate House Conference Committee
Agriculture Department
Sen. Aiken
Conference Committee
Senate
House
Eliender
D-La
Soil Bank
Benson
Weather Outlook Cooler With Showers Over Miami Valley
Slightly cooler weather is expected Thursday as a low pressure system moves eastward and a cold front passes through the Miami Valley. The official forecast calls for cloudy and windy conditions with showers and scattered thundershowers and a high near 55. Tonight remains cloudy and cooler with a low around 30 and a high of 45 tomorrow. The unofficial high yesterday was 50 at 3 15 p.m. and the low this morning was 38 at 6 30 a.m. The all time low for the day is 16 degrees set in 1955. Rainfall through 8 a.m. totaled 0.30 inches.
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Miami Valley
Daily Worker Offices Seized in Tax Raid Shock New York
Government seized the Daily Worker and five Communist party offices over back tax claims totaling 435,314 for 1951 to 1953, while the paper vowed to continue publishing and insisted no interference with production. IRS said party funds used for expenses are tax exempt, but profits are taxable.
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The
Daily Worker
U.S
An suuUueTl Taius Iuesaay
Internal Revenue
Communist Party
Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Harry Sacher
Worker
Chicago
Sphia
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Newark
N.J
Detroit
Alan Max
Treasury
Eugene Dennis
U. S. Communist Party
Eisenhower
Donald Moysey
New York District Revenue
Two Die in Head-On Crash Near Dover Ohio
Two cars collided on U S 21 near a curve south of Dover killing Homer R. Sexton 35 of Cleveland and Mason Morriston 64 of Akron. Union Hospital listed Robert L. Brown of Cleveland in critical condition with Morriston and Claude Allen of Clearfork and Walker Morriston 30 as seriously or poorly injured.
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Dover
Ohio
U. S. 21
State Highway Patrol
Homer R. Sexton
Cleveland
Mason
Morriston
Akron
Union Hospital
Robert L. Brown
Mason Morriston
Rt. 3
Walker W. Va
Claude Allen
Clearfork, W. Va
Tax Crackdown On Communist Party Treated Like Other Matter
Washington tax chief Harrington said the crackdown on the Communist party and its Daily Worker newspaper is handled like any similar taxpayer matter. Moysey, New York regional tax head, organized padlocking of party HQs and seized the newspaper plant to satisfy federal tax claims.
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Washington
Interna
Russell C. Harrington
Communist Party
Harrington
Donald R. Moysey
New York
Daily Worker
Tabloid Sees Plot Against Queen's Hubby
The Daily Sketch claims a plot to lessen the public influence of the Duke of Edinburgh, husband of Queen Elizabeth II, citing recent articles that echo Victorian scrutiny of Prince Albert. It notes criticisms of royal expenditures and argues the attacks aim to discredit the duke in public view.
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Queen
London
Daily Sketch
Duke of Edinburgh
Elizabeth II
Victoria
Prince Albert
Albert
Victori
Sunday Express
The
Daily Mirror
Daily Herald
Elizabeth
Truck Driver Killed in Ohio Semi Crash on U S 35
A steel-loaded semi-trailer overturned while descending a steep hill on U S 35 in Chillicothe Ohio, killing Virgil Clark 23 of Ashland Kentucky. Authorities identified the victim and continued the investigation into the Tuesday night accident.
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Chillicothe
Ohio
U. S. 35
State Highway Patrol
Virgil Clark
Ashland
New Soviet Plan Drops Atomic Ban
London report says the Soviet Union proposed a world disarmament plan that omits demands to renounce atomic weapons and focuses on strict control of atomic tests and cuts in conventional arms. The plan, presented by Deputy Foreign Minister Andre Gromyko at the UN subcommittee, drew mixed reactions from delegations and left details undisclosed.
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London
Soviet Union
U.N
Harold Stassen
Eisenhower
U.S
Washington
United States
Stalin Myth Targeted In Soviet Denunciation Drive
Moscow reports say Pravda published a 7000 word denunciation of Stalin's cult of personality, tracing his rise and later glorifications to a harmful cult while praising early achievements. The piece signals a new purge of Stalin’s legacy as Khrushchev's secret address had begun the campaign. Prime Minister Tage Erlander of neutral Sweden plans a tour of Georgia and Armenia, seen as indication of calm in the region.
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Moscow
Tage Erlander
Sweden
Stalin
Georgia
Armenia
Kremlin
Erlander
Pravda
Communist Party
Red Army
Soviet Union
Central Committee
Nikita Khrushchev
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