Death Sentences Reported For Russ Uprising Chiefs
Berlin newspaper Tagesspiegel said two ringleaders of a three day Communist youth uprising in the Soviet Union last October were sentenced to death. Five others received prison terms from 5 to 10 years as Red Army units allegedly killed over 160 and wounded 1,000 in Tape Tau, Kazakhstan. Alexander Kotab said army units had to be flown in after police fled and militia was overpowered.
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Villagers Isolated by Flood In the Midwest
Flood danger eased as the Mississippi and Missouri rivers receded from their peaks in Missouri and Illinois. Authorities warned no new dike breaches were expected, while residents along the Kaskaskia river faced isolation amid rising waters.
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Settlement Expected In Long Actors Strike
Reported near Hollywood as talks aim to end a 32 day strike by actors against seven major studios. Uncertainty remains about an official announcement today, with industry leaders and union representatives watching closely for progress.
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Car Club Invasion and Floods In Midwest News
The report combines a strike delay at major studios with a large flood update. MGM and Paramount negotiators reached a settlement claim while SAG and AMPP pressed for an end to the walkout. meanwhile river floods drive damage assessments in Illinois Missouri and Wisconsin.
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Russia seeks pledge from A bomb powers on disarmament plan
Zorin announced a four year disarmament plan including banning nuclear weapons and destruction of arms. Western spokesmen saw little difference from prior proposals. Moch voiced Western disappointment as the conference stayed split.
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Move Fails on Defense for Powell Move Fails on Defense for Powell
The defense in Rep. Adam Clayton Powell's income tax trial failed to get the third count dismissed today. Two counts were dropped earlier. Judge Frederick Bryan rejected defense motions citing double jeopardy. Powell still faces trial for allegedly preparing a false return for his wife Hazel Scott in 1951.
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