AWOL Soldier Confesses He Slew At Chicago Nightclub
An AWOL soldier from Ft. Carson confessed to killing two men at a Chicago nightclub and wounding another, then fled. Police said Donald Lawrence, a 17-year-old Negro, was captured after the shooting spree that followed a routine nightclub check. He claimed self defense after being confronted by victims at the bar and said he fired while the men tried to frisk him.
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B25 Explosion Kills Three Officers in Oklahoma Flight
In WAUKOMIS Okla a B25 bomber from Vance Air Enid crashed after a routine training flight from Enid to Oklahoma City. The blast killed three Air Force lieutenants aboard and scattered debris across the field.
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Court Backs Refusal To Tell Red Ties
The U S Court of Appeals ruled on witnesses refusal to testify about past associates tied to a House urban affairs hearing. John T Watkins, a United Auto Workers organizer, was acquitted after a 3500 fine and suspended sentence. Chief Judge Edgerton warned Congress may not seek exposes for their own sake.
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House Committee
Mozart Honored On 200th Anniversary
Salzburg saluted Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart on the 200th anniversary with global crowds in the Baroque city. Portraits filled windows while celebrations linked Mozart’s birth in January to the bicentennial year. The International Mozart Foundation announced the recovery of the composer’s long-lost violin as part of the tribute.
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Mozart
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Amadeus Sie Mei Tesgart
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Orehesaes
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1500 In Los Angeles Area Free Homes Due To Floods
Heavy rains sweeping Southern California forced about 1500 residents from homes near Los Angeles. Schools closed and traffic disrupted while searches for a missing boy continued. Debris basins and flood channels were stressed as water rose through Long Beach and nearby communities.
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Torrance
Riverside Dock Rebuilding Urged
Riverside park deck repair faces 1956 season deadline as park board backs replacing the wood dock with a similar structure. Plans call for a $53,300 project with street crews handling most work except pile driving. The council must authorize funds, with no park budget money for the new dock. Summer plans include beach supervision from May 26 to Memorial Day weekend and a June 9 start, weather permitting.
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R. C. Miller
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Salk Receives Medal From Eisenhower For Polio Work
President Eisenhower awarded Dr. Jonas Salk a Medal of Honor in a ceremony not attended in person due to a tight schedule. Salk cited millions of Americans’ March of Dimes support as enabling his polio research and said the greatest reward is the chance to do more.
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Janitor Dies In Milwaukee Store Fire
A Milwaukee store fire killed a janitor and injured a firefighter. Flames swept the basement while four alarms answered. Firefighters controlled the blaze in about an hour. This marks Milwaukee’s second fatal fire this month following a downtown tenement blaze.
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Army Chief of Staff In Guatemala Arrested
GUATEMALA The wife of Guatemala s army chief of state says her husband has been arrested and is being held incommunicado. The military chief Col Ernesto Miederhentmann was a leader in the 1954 revolution which ousted pro Communist President Jacobo Arbenz Guzman.
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Ernesto Miederhentmann
Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
Two Lutheran Ministers Defrocked on Heresy Charges
In Ronneapolis Minnesota parish leaders rallied behind Rev Victor Wrigley one of two young Lutheran ministers defrocked Thursday night on heresy charges. Church members voiced support despite potential legal action from the North Central United Lutheran. The other minister Rev George Crist faced similar charges while Rev John Gerberdise declined to pursue further action. Page 2 noted.
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George Crist
John Gerberdise
Imel
Illegal Deal in Munich Charged for Fraud
Gert Authones has charged Hans Daburger with fraud for combining two occupations for profit. Daburger runs two camps and sells rain gear for a firm whose backers aid his vacation. He faces charges for staging camping on his property and then reporting rain to an insurance company for a kickback.
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Waich Baas
Sears
Sulante
Flames Claim Eight Horses At Tampa Park Fire
A house fire at Tragical Park stable in Florida killed eight thoroughbred horses on Thursday. Veterinarians say twenty nine more horses were injured or transported for care, with some escaping the blaze. Local officials investigate the blaze and assess damages as trainers react to the loss.
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Miame. Fla
Veterimaerians
Elephant Guests At Hotel Delight Readers With Zoo Memoir
A quirky zoo themed tale recounts Reha and a menagerie visiting a hotel for an evening. The animals include Jacke Candy Birdy and Zero the polar bear, with native staff and a few mischievous monkeys, while a cautious keeper explains the menu featuring African meat and soup.
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Birdy
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Kefauver Hints Plans to Enter Minnesota Race
Madison reports Senator Estes Kefauver may enter the Minnesota presidential primary on March 20, testing strength against Adlai Stevenson. He suggested he probably will run, while Stevenson has not entered the race. Kefauver criticized the Republican administration and urged 90 percent price supports to aid farmers amid calls for campaign unity.
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Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Minnesota
Adlai Stevenson
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World Bank Chief to Meet Nasser on Aswan Dam Aid
In London 7-Euciene Black, president of the World Bank, travels to Cairo to discuss financing for the Aswan High Dam with Premier Gamal Abdel Nasser. Britain and the United States reportedly ready to lend Egypt up to about 130 million dollars to support the dam project on the upper Nile. The World Bank also weighs a substantial loan package.
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Euciene Black
World Bank
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Aswan
Gamal Abdel Nasser
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Egypt
Upper Nile
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