U S Planes End Costa Rican Revolt
Costa Rica reported calm as four U S fighter planes arrived to suppress an eight day revolt. Two rebel trainers fled to Nicaragua and were interned. Capt Teodoro Picado Jr. was killed in fighting near Santa Rosa.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
U.S
Nicaragua
Teodoro Picado Jr
West Point
Picado
Rafael A. Calderon Guardia
Santa Rosa
Washington
U.S. Navy
la Cruz
Naval Officer In War II Will Take Oath as Governor
George Michael Leader, a former state senator and World War II naval officer, will be inaugurated as Pennsylvania’s third Democratic governor since the Civil War. He becomes the second youngest chief executive in state history, taking the oath from Justice Charles Alvin Jones after noon as he observes his 30th birthday.
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Barrisburg
George Michael Leader
Pennsylvania
Charles Alvin Jones
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Leader
Wisconsin Weather Outlook Colder with Snow Likely
The forecast calls for considerable cloudiness and colder temperatures tonight with partly cloudy conditions by Wednesday. Occasional snow flurries expected in the northeast and extreme east. lows near zero to 12 below, highs 15 to 22 north and 20 to 27 south. Winds 12 to 18 mph north to northeast.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Fox River
Menasha Dam
Buckstaff Observatory
Lattimore Indictments Quashed by Court Ruling
Judge Luther Youngdahl dismissed a new perjury indictment against Owen Lattimore, ruling the charges vague and open to conjecture. The decision stems from his 1952 Senate testimony before the Internal Security Subcommittee on Pacific Affairs and the Institute of Pacific Relations.
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Washington
U. S
Luther Youngdahl
Tedar
Dis
Owen Lattimore
Youngdahl
Lattimore
Trisl
Youngdah]t
U. S.court of Appeals
Court of Appeals
Youngdahi
Latti- More
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Sen. McCarran
D-Nev
Institute of Pacific Relations
Pacific Affairs
Lattimore Jonce
Seven Egyptian Jews Committed for Trial
Egyptian Jews were committed to a military court for trial on charges of Communist activity and conspiring to overthrow Prime Minister Gamal Abdel Nasser's government.
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Cairo
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
No High Negligence Found in Fatal Auto Crash
A coroner s jury in Oshkosh found Harold Gauger s death not caused by high negligence by driver David Haack though Haack was cited for carrying too many passengers and traveling too fast. Gauger. 18. eight Ashkosh State College students were in Haack s car when it collided with a Fremont man s vehicle on Highway 110 on Oct 4 after a fraternity gathering.
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Harold H
Harry) Gauger
Oshkosh
Gauger
David R. Haack
St. Paul Ave
North Fond du Lac
Ashkosh State College
Haack
Fremont
Highway 110
Westward Ho Tavern
Slough Bridge
David
Green Bay Seeks Stadium Expansion Cost Estimate
Green Bay plans to obtain an architect's estimate for expanding and rejuvenating the city stadium. The finance committee and board of education met Monday to approve the next step, noting the stadium is run by the education board and used for high school events.
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Green Bay IP
Green Bar Packers
Common Council
Board of Education
al Manders
Rioting convicts seize five guards at Massachusetts prison
Ten convicts partly overturned the Massachusetts State Prison revolt near the death row section, taking five guards hostage. Authorities reported possible escapes as more than 100 officers surrounded the 152 year old facility and the chaplain conferred with captives.
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Massachusetts
Ane
China
Mainland
Boston Air
Massachusetts State Prison
Edward T. Hartizan
Boston
Prion
John J. O'Brien
Edward T. Hartigan
O’brien
Perley S. Vance
America
Hartigan
Theodore Todds
Green
Cherry Hill
Father of Young GI Shocked At Seven Year Mutiny Sentence
At Fort Bragg seven privates including Norman J. Morrison were sentenced to seven years at hard labor for mutiny after refusing to fall out for a work detail. The elder Morrison from Havertown Pa expressed shock at the severity, noting his son, 18, faced punishment beyond his expectation. The cases are under automatic review by Maj. Gen. McClelland and a Washington board.
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Ft. Bragg Stockade
Joseph P. McClelland
Ft. Bragg
Henry J. Murphy Jr
Phila
Delphia
Michael DeAngelo
Hoboken
Richard J. Tkach
Wallington
N.J
Wiliam C. Lapata Jr
Upper Darby
Richard J. Cummings
East Hampton
Conn
Murphy
Stockade
McClelland
Washington
Morrison
Haverstown
Winter Drifts Bury Scotland Prompt RAF Navy Airlift
London AP report describes an RAF and Royal Navy airlift to Scotland to reach hundreds of showbound families cut off by 20 foot drifts. floods spread death and damage across Europe as Rhine and Seine rise. Scotland bears the worst isolation with farms and hamlets cut off.
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London
Royal Air Force
Navy
Scotland
Europe
Rinne
Seine
Danube
West
Germany
France
Britain
Scandinavia
Switzerland
Rhine
U.S. High Commission
Bonn
Paris
Sutherland
Caithness
Admiralty
Giory
Glasgow
Air Ministry
RAF
Anster
Pitas
Wick
Liojster
Twining Takes Over As Korea Commander
Maj. Gen. Merrill B. Twining, a Monroe Wisconsin native, today assumed command of the 1st U. S. Marine Division near the Korean truce line. He succeeds Maj. Gen. Robert E. Hogaboom, who departed for Washington and reassignment.
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Seoul
Merrill B.twining
Monroe
Wis
U. S. Marine Division
Twining
Robert E. Hogaboom
Washington
All Wisconsin main roads clear and in good condition
All main Wisconsin roads are clear and in good driving condition according to the State Highway Department report released today. The bulletin indicates no major hazards or closures on primary routes across the state.
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Madison
Wisconsin
State Highaway Department
Wisconsin Legislature Faces Daylight Saving Time Push
The 72nd Wisconsin Legislature opened its regular session with proposals for daylight saving time. Backers press for quick action noting time is crucial to implement daylight time this year as lawmakers continue daily sessions into mid June.
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Madison
Wisconsin Legislature
Legislature Us
Republican Party
Churchill Window Breakers Return to Scotland
Two young women Margaret Wilson and Jane Cressan admitted throwing heated coke through the windows at Churchill's residence No 36 Doorning Street London. They were placed on a one year probation with orders to return to Scotland. Damages were four dollars twenty cents. No political motive found.
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London
Doarning St
Churchill
Scotland
Margaret Wilson
Jane Cressan
Broucht
Bow Street
Mort
Coast to coast winter storm packs coast to coast
A broad winter storm swept the U S from Texas to North Dakota with winds up to 104 mph near Blunts Reef and heavy snow across the West and Plains. The Nichire Maru ran aground near Humboldt Bay while a Coast Guard cutter watched. Strong winds caused damage in San Francisco and Missouri to the Rockies saw snow accumulations.
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California
Midwest
Texas
North Dakota
U.S. Weather Bureau
Illinois
Indiana
Humboldt Bay
Coast Guard
Eureka
Calif
Blunts Reef
Denver
Colo
Sama
Russell
Goodland
Kansas
Laraom
Iowa
Nebraska
Committee Opens Probe Of Charges Against Jose Guizado
A three man National Assembly committee opened an inquiry into charges that ousted President Jose Ramon Guizado plotted the murder of his predecessor Jose Antonio Remon. The panel will also decide on lifting the siege declared after Remon’s Jan 2 assassination at Juan Franco Racetrack.
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Panama
Natonal Assembly
Jose Ramon Guizado
Jose Antonio Remon
Remon
Juan Franco Racetrack
Diogenes Alberto Pino
Heraclio
Barletta
Raimundo Ortega ‘Viejo
National Assembly
Eligio Credpo Villalaz
Alejandro Remon
Judd¢e Guizadeo
Guizado
Remoni
Ruben Miro
Rodolfo St. Malo
Dulles Downplays Yikiangshan and Tachens Island Significance
Secretary Dulles said the Yikiangshan island and the Tachens Island group are not essential to Formosa defense. He indicated no immediate US military intervention and noted ongoing doubt over the mutual defense treaty with Nationalist China.
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Taipeh
Formosa
China
Yikiangshan
Washington
Far East
Washingon
John Foster Dulles
Chiang Ka-shek
UPI
Cnina
Itis
Pentagon
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Pescadores Islands
Senate
Food aid to Nationalists damaged in Red raids
U S officials say over 140000 pounds of American donated food for Nationalist China was destroyed in Communist bombing of the Tachens on January 10. About seven tenths of the total sent to the Tachens were ruined.
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Taipeh
Formosa
China
Tachen Islands
U.S
Totel
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Tekye
High Command
John H. Noble
Charles Noble
New York
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Korea
United Press
Sierras
Jose Guizado
Dulles
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