Russia blocks U N seat plan with Mongolia inclusion
In Geneva V M Molotov demanded Outer Mongolia join for five Soviet satellites in a 13 nation package rejected by the U N. Dulles signaled U S abstention on four Communist states Romania Hungary Bulgaria and Albania while Britain would accept all. The dispute foreshadows a broader U N vote battle.
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Russia
U. N
V. M. Molotov
Outer Mongolia
World Organization
U.N
U.S
Dulles
United States
Molotov
Romania
Hungary
Bulgaria
Albania
Moscow
Britain
Escape Hunted Tongay From New Orleans Hospital After Florida Transfer
Russell Tongay, a former swimming instructor serving a ten year manslaughter sentence for his five year old daughter Kathy’s death, escaped police pursuit in New Orleans after being brought from Raiford Florida to Charity Hospital. He fled during a supper break while an agent pursued him, triggering a statewide alarm.
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New Orleans
Russell Tongay
Florida
Tongay
Raiford
Fla
Jimmie Simmons
Marine Hospital
Charity Hospital
Simmons
Miami
Kathy
Mother On Board Ill-Fated Craft 43 Die In Flight Crash
Denver reports indict a son who insured his mother for 37500 and is linked to the bomb crash of a United Air Lines DC 6B near Longmont Colorado. He faces federal charges and possible state murder implications as investigators examine aviation disaster connections and insurance motives.
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Denver
United Air Lines
FBI
John Gilbert Graham
Daisy King
Graham
U.S
Harold S. Oakes
Longmont
Colo
Colorado
Bert M. Keating
Marc Smith
Greeley
Milwaukee Contractor Kills Wife and Children Then Self
A 41 year old Milwaukee plumbing contractor described as an ideal family man killed his wife Mildred 40 and children Bonnie Lynn 12 Cynthia 10 and Thomas 8 in their Shorewood home. He reportedly started a fire at his downtown plumbing supply store before shooting his family with a .22 caliber pistol and then killed himself.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Elmore Buckethal
Mildred
Bonnie Lynn
Cynthia
Thomas
Buckethal
Shorewood
Emil Bartels
Coon Named To State Conference Committee Post
Monroe Mayor John E. Coon is appointed a member of a Louisiana state education conference committee. Gov. Kennon and Supt. Snelby M. Jackson inform him the event precedes the White House Conference on Education in Washington. Dates are pending and plans will be announced later.
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Monroe
John E. Coon
Baton Rouge
Coon
Robert F. Kennon
Snelby M. Jackson
State Department of Education
White House
Negro Held For Questioning In Fatal Shooting
In Gonzales Louisiana 42 year old Ernest Stephen is held for questioning in the fatal shooting of 25 year old Samuel Kilburn of Garyville. Kilburn was arguing with Stephen as he tried to pull the driver from a slowly moving car before a .38 caliber pistol killed him. A coroner's inquest attributed the death to the gunshot wound.
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Washington, D. C
Richard E. Gibson
Leetonia
University of Maryland
Gibson
Marcionette
Gonzales
Garyville
Hickley Waugespack
Ascension Parish
Ernest Stephen
Samuel J. Kilburn
Killan
Stephen
Kilurn
Ver
Kilburn
Where To Find It Amusements Classified Comics Editorial
Classified item missing readable details. Amusements and comics listings unreadable with scattered letters. Sports and editorial sections indiscernible. No clear event or names to summarize.
Lonardi Ousted by Rival Strong Man in Argentina Power Shift
Gen. Juan Jose Uranga denounced the palace coup as treason and resigned from the army to oppose the move. Lonardi was replaced by Maj. Gen. Pedro Aramburu as a four man council seizes control, while loyal troops back Peron amid tensions and threats of trouble ahead.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Juan Jose Uranga
Eduardo Lonardi
Lonardi
Juan D. Peron
Peron
Pedro E. Aramburu
Adm
Isaac Rojas
Uranga
Two Big Damage Suits On Trial In U S Court
Two damage suits arising from a Delhi auto train collision nearly two years past began in U S District Court before Judge Ben Damkins Jr. Plaintiffs Sam E Brinson Maudie Brinson seek 13879775 for their daughter Maxine s death and Sam Brinson seeks 128725 for injuries to his son Billy Brinson against the Illinois Central Railroad and others in the wreck.
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U.S. Court
Delhi
U.S. District Court
Ben Damkins, Jr
Sam E. Brinson
Maudie Brinson
Maxine
Sam Brinson
Billy Brinson
Pilot Bails Out Of Supersonic Flight Then Aims For 2000 MPH
North American Aviation test pilot George Smith survived a supersonic bailout from a Sabrejet after a 40 g deceleration. He lost weight, endured liver damage, and required surgery, then expressed a goal to fly at 2000 mph. A second UK RAF case reported a pilot surviving a 700 mph dive and bailout at 10 000 feet.
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Los Angeles
George Smith
Smith
North American Aviation Co
Air Force
British War Ministry
London
Henry Holland
North Sea
Ipswich Hospital
Ryo
W. Monroe Man Dies Of Injuries From Crash
Bonnie Lee Fletcher operator of Fletchers sawmill on the Jonesboro road died Sunday in a Alexandria Baptist hospital from injuries suffered in a head on crash Saturday at 10 p m. His wife Mrs Vesta Fletcher is hospitalized. Mulhearn Funeral Home will arrange the burial with interment planned for Memorial Park cemetery Monroe.
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Bonnie Lee Fletcher
Fletcher
Jonesboro
West Monroe
Alexandria
Mulhearn Funeral Home
Vesta Fletcher
Lynell Fletcher
Arnold Fletcher
Willis
Calif
John F. Fletcher
Glenda Fletcher
J. T. Fletcher
Lonnie Fletcher
Monroe
Clinton Fletcher
Leonard Fletcher
Bissie Thompson
Ira Dubois
Eric Thompson
Explosion Kills 3 Seamen On Radar Vessel USS Searcher
The USS Searcher, a converted World War II Liberty ship, caught fire after a fuel tank explosion 125 miles southeast of New York. Three crewmen died and two were injured among a crew of 184. Dennis Cook of Milligan College Tennessee died at St. Albans Naval Hospital. Calvin H. Crisp of Newport Rhode Island and Leland Terry of Memphis Tennessee were listed in critical condition.
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New York
Navy
Searcher
Radar Sentinel
Atlantic
Dennis Cook
Milligan College
Tenn
St. Albans Naval Hospital
Calvin H. Crisp
Newport
R.I
Leland Terry
Memphis, Tenn
Maynard charged with arson in alley fires
Louisville police say John W. Maynard aged 40 was charged with arson after witnesses tied him to the third of three alley fires. He carried a box of matches and told officers he did not smoke.
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Louisville
John W. Maynard
Noted Author Robert E. Sherwood Dies in New York
Playwright Robert E. Sherwood, 59, died at New York Hospital after a moderate heart attack. A leading literary figure, he won three Pulitzers for drama and another for Roosevelt and Hopkins. Survivors include his widow and a married daughter.
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New York
Robert E. Sherwood
New York Hospital
Sherwood
Roosevelt
Hopkins
National Broadcasting Co
Doctors Hospital
Bernard De Voto Dies of Heart Attack at 58
Bernard De Voto historian and Harper's The Easy Chair editor for 20 years died after a heart attack Sunday night. The Cambridge, Massachusetts native and noted critic collapsed while talking with friends after appearing on a CBS television program. He died at Presbyterian Hospital in New York.
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New York
Bernard de Voto
de Voto
Harper’s Magazine
Cambridge
Mass
Columbia Broadcasting Co
Presbyterian Hospital
Mesa Verde
Colorado
Iis
Weather Outlook for Twin City Area Monday
Partly cloudy skies with a chance of thunderstorms and light rain in the Twin City area this afternoon. Morning low around 70 degrees, high near 82. Southerly winds at 12 to 15 miles per hour.
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Twin City
Eisenhowers Head to Gettysburg for Six Week Recuperation
President Eisenhower left Washington with Mrs. Eisenhower for a six week stay at his Gettysburg farm in a bid to recover and decide on a possible bid for another term. He appeared fit and relaxed, wearing a brown suit while Mrs. Eisenhower wore a blue coat and matching accessories.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
West Monroe to vote on $1.37 million water and fire bond
West Monroe voters will decide Tuesday on a $1,370,000 water and fire prevention bond issue. About 3,200 eligible voters will cast ballots. The plan funds a water system upgrade including meters in all homes and a fire protection program to lower insurance rates.
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West Monroe
Mae Lucky
Ouachita Parish
J. Allan Norris
Norris
Fire Insurance Rating Board
Monroe Woman Elected Treasurer Of Nursing Homes
Mrs. A. C. Houston of Monroe was elected treasurer of the Louisiana Association of Licensed Nursing Homes at its third annual meeting in the Virginia Hotel. Officers named for 1956 include Sen. Guthrie as president and Mrs. White, Mrs. Marlatt, and Mrs. Thompson speaking on evolving care needs.
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A. C. Houston
Monroe
Louisiana Association of Licensed Nursing Homes
Virginia Hotel
Smith E. Guthrie
Ponchatoula
Natalie White
Lake Charles
Elsie Marlatt
New Orleans
Edith Thompson
Lake Charlies
Thompson
5. I. Courtman
C. Prentice Gray, Jr
Jim Williams
Monroe - West Monroe
Young Boy Admits Firing Fatal Shot During Burglary
In New Orleans a 12 year old boy confessed to firing the shot that killed Dennis Brady a 62 year old city sanitation department employee Brady died on an operating table after surprising three youths burglarizing his home two teenagers were also connected with the burglary authorities said Brady was fatally wounded during the break in and died yesterday
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New Orleans
Dennis Brady
Brady
City Sanitation Department
Shephins
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