Gunman shoots Costello in Central Park West lobby
In New York a gunman fired a single bullet grazing gambler Frank Costello as he entered his apartment lobby on Central Park West. Detectives, including six superior officers, were deployed to prevent underworld retaliation amid a broader parole violation inquiry involving Joseph Lanza. Police questioned Costello after hospital treatment and described the case as a potential link to organized crime tensions.
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Power failures and extradition case mix in Bay Area
A 12 hour Bay Area blackout disabled elevators and transit while radio, phones, and signals failed. In California, Judge Culehan postponed Scott extradition as U S officials debate Rome extradition and Egypt related charges amid U S Britain and France tension at the U N.
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Churchill slams U.N. stance over Egypt invasion
Sir Winston Churchill labeled the United Nations unhelpful to the free world and peace as he denounced its position on the British French attack on Egypt last autumn. He spoke at a Primrose League gathering at Royal Albert Hall, his first public address of the year.
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Death Takes McCarthy at Navy Hospital
Senator Joseph R. McCarthy, 48, dies of acute liver inflammation after five days at Bethesda Naval Hospital. A Senate chamber funeral Monday at 11 am will honor the Wisconsin firebrand who led anti communism charges and split party lines, leaving his seat vacant pending a Wisconsin special election this fall.
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Churchill Defends Eden In Suez War Fallout
In a Madison speech Churchill lauded Eden's wartime leadership and criticized UN actions over the Suez crisis. Wisconsin eyes a special Senate election after Joseph McCarthy's death, with Thomson weighing a seat fill and candidates from both parties discussed for McCarthy's vacancy.
Weather Outlook Fog, Low Clouds Then Sunny Saturday
Fog and low clouds settle tonight into Saturday morning with clearing by afternoon. Sunny Saturday afternoon contrasts with the prior damp start as temperatures rise.
Hunger strike ends as refugees seek asylum in the Americas
About 200 Hungarian refugees in Knockalish e ened a four day hunger strike that pressed to be sent to the United States or Canada. Ireland said it has notified the US and Canada but noted the decision cannot be dictated by Dublin.
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Nicaraguans Claim Village Recaptured
Hollywood actress Ginger Rogers and fourth husband Jacques Bergerac have separated. Rogers, using her maiden name, said divorce proceedings will begin next week for mental cruelty. The report ties to border clashes in Central America as Nicaragua and Honduras dispute a frontier town.
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Border clash over Macoron town sparks rival claims
Reports say warplanes were presumed to come from Nicaragua with Nicaraguan and Honduran accounts of the border dispute differing. A Nicaraguan national guard unit reportedly occupied the town two weeks ago and Manduran troops retook it on Wednesday.
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Truman Attacks Administration on Power and Housing Policy
Former President Truman criticizes current policy, saying he is not a Socialist though the administration pushes him toward it. The item appears on Page A-B in this edition and reflects his stance amid national debates on housing and power.
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End Division of Germany Sparked by US and Bonn
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles urged the Soviet Union to end the division of Germany during a North Atlantic Council session, arguing humanitarian and legal grounds justify unity. West German Chancellor Adenauer seeks reunification as Brentano warns against East German oppression threatening regional stability.
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Rail Shares Push Market to 1957 High
Rail shares led a broad rise as Interstate Commerce Commission approval of a 15 percent fare increase boosted eastern rail stocks. By mid day the Associated Press average of 60 stocks climbed 40 cents to 182.20, a new yearly peak. The market has advanced steadily since February.
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