Six Negroes and Five Whites Convicted in Tallahassee
A Tallahassee judge convicted six Black and five white students of unlawful assembly and disturbance after a sit down at a white lunch counter. A white student who pleaded no contest got two years probation. Fines or jail terms were set, with appeals announced. The incident began March 12 as a crowd gathered outside the counter. Mayor Taft feared violence if they stayed. defense argued the gathering was lawful. A bomb scare halted court, but no device was found.
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Associated Press
Tallahassee
Fla
John Rudd
Florida State University
Florida A. & M. University
George Taft
Bombing Attempt In Cuba Fails
In Havana police report a second bombing attempt against a progovernment newspaper. Three homemade gasoline bombs were hurled into La Calle presses but did not ignite. On May Day Revolucion said a bomb was found on a window ledge of its office.
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Havana
la Calle
Revolucion
Radioactivity rises in rain near Venice Italy
AP reports recent increases in radioactivity in rain around Venice. Venice Hospital offered no explanation. Croatia said Venice radioactivity levels remain far below dangerous thresholds.
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Venice
Italy
Croatia
10000 Vote Error Causes No Big Change
The Ohio secretary of state corrected a 10000 vote error in the Tuesday primary. The switch moved U S Rep Thomas Ludlow Ashley of Toledo ahead of O L Teagarden on the delegates at large list. The error involved mailed versus telephoned unofficial returns and could affect the final official tally.
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Columbus
Ohio
di- Salle
U.S
Thomas Ludlow Ashley
Toledo
O. L. Teagarden
Oak Harbor
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Teagarden
Children Fight to Free Mother and Bring Her to U.S.
PAINESVILLE Ohio AP For 27 years five brothers and a sister strive to free their mother Katherine A Voronaeff 73 from Russia and bring her to the United States The family name details and past attempts include appeals to Red Cross Khrushchev and President Eisenhower with campaign costs totaling about 8000 to 9000 dollars.
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Mother
U.S
Painesville
Ohio
Katherine A Voronaeff
Russia
Voronaeff
Odessa
Peter
Voronof
John E. Voronaeff
Siberian
Timberlake
Red Cross
John
Alexander
Paul
Daniel A. Wills
Willowick
Timothy
Nikita Khrushchev
Indianapolis
Khrushchev
Washington
Eisenhower
Scout Council To Celebrate Anniversary
The Middletown Area Girl Scout Council marks its 40th anniversary with a 6:30 p.m. banquet at First Methodist Church. A skit titled 40 Years of Scouting in Middletown features Mrs. George Leighton as narrator and adult leaders in the program. The annual meeting will elect a president and vice president, elect eight board members, delegates to the National Girl Scout convention, and four members to the membership nominating committee for a two year term. The council will present its annual report during the meeting.
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Middletown Area
Girl Scout Council
First Methodist Church
Middletown
George Leighton
Case picks Adlai Akron chooses Stu at mock Dem convention
Case Institute of Technology held a mock Democratic convention nominating Adlai Stevenson as presidential candidate on the fourth ballot. U S Senator John F Kennedy trailed throughout, finishing second to Senator Lyndon B Johnson on the first ballot.
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Cleveland
Case Institute of Technology
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
U.S
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Akron Mock Convention Nominates Symington On Fourth Ballot
At the University of Akron mock Democratic convention Sen. Stuart Symington of Missouri received 74 votes on the fourth ballot to lead the ticket edging Adlai Stevenson who had 41 votes and Kennedy who led early balloting in a night of tallies and shifts.
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Akron
Ohio
Stuart Symington
Missouri
University of Akron
Adlai Stevenson
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Guard Shortage Blamed For Prison Dagger
Columbus Ohio AP a Legislative Service Commission committee sees a home made dagger by an inmate at Ohio Penitentiary. Warden Sacks says weapons rise when guards are few after a fellow inmate was fatally stabbed with such a dagger. He notes no funds for more guards in the last budget. The panel weighs splitting the department into two agencies.
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Columbus, Ohio
Legislative Service Commission
Ohio Penitentiary
Beryle C. Sacks
Sacks
Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction
Sugar Mill Explosions Kill Two in Sweden Village
A series of blasts at Scandi navia's largest sugar mill in KOPINGEBRO Sweden killed two workers and injured seven. Damage was estimated at 1% million dollars.
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Kopingebro
Sweden
Scandinavia
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Philip M. Gresham
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Mexico
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Ray T. Miller Jr
Cuyahoga County
Miller
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Albert S. Porter
Michael V. DiSalie
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