Berserk Navy Mutiny And Killing On Uvalde
Naval mutiny aboard the armed transport Uvalde ends with the arrest of Seaman Jimmie L. Henderson after a six hour standoff. Henderson, convicted of stealing a watch, killed Ens. Arthur Morris and wounded another, while being surrounded by guards, sailors, and Marines on Treasure Island. He surrendered to Comdr. Herman Schnurr after an hours long negotiation.
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San Francisco
San Mateo
Hender
Jimmie L. Henderson
Marin City
Calif
Oak Knoll Naval Hospital
Oakland
Treasure Island
San Francisco Bay
Ens
Arethur Ie Morris
Stow
Ohio
Morris
Henderson
Menderson
Richard C. Harrison
Grand Rapids
Mich
Robert W. Lakey
Springfield
Ore
Smps
Robert O. Beer
Island Naval Bse
M. Williams
Batf
Margaret Henderson
Herman J. Schnurr
Doris Owens Upsets Chandler in Kentucky Gubernatorial Primary
In Louisville, Doris Owens surged to a 56 924 vote lead over Chandler backed Y L Suter for the Democratic nomination for clerk of the court of appeals as 1 527 of 4 056 precincts reported Owens 104 057 to 47 123 Suter Chandler, in control of the party, faced setbacks in the Legislature with several handpicked House candidates defeated while aiming to purge rivals. Despite gains, Chandler still dominated eastern Kentucky where his organization remains strongest.
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Doris
Owens
A.B. Chandler
Gerk
Court of Appeals
Y.L
Suter
Miss Owens
Chandler
High Court
House of Representative
Thes
Stilll
Kentucky
Solon Attacks Aid to Yugoslavia and Communist Nations
Senator Butler argues that American aid to Yugoslavia and other Communist nations finances a vast Soviet defense system. He asks Secretary Dulles why Congress should not halt all such aid in upcoming foreign aid legislation. The Maryland Republican also pushes for cessation of support to Russian satellites and the renewal of jet fighter shipments to Marshal Tito.
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Butler
R-Md
Yugoslavia
Dulles
Congress
Maryland
Senate
Washington WA
Knowland
Pregi
Calif
Eisenhower
Malcolm A. MacIntyre
York Jaivyee
Air Force
Marshal Tito
Three Japanese War Criminals Paroled by U.S.
The United States announced that three Japanese war criminals were paroled from sentences ranging from three years to life imprisonment for World War II crimes. The move was disclosed by the Foreign Office today in Tokyo.
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Tokyo
United States
Foreign Office
Sacrifices Herself to Save Son in Car Fire
In Menico City an unnamed mother and her unborn child died after a car fire. Mrs Angelica Cueller died in hospital trying to save her son and unborn baby as fuel ignited. The husband Fortino helped pull them from the car. the son survived with burns and the mother and unborn child did not.
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Menico City
Upsan
Operation. Cueller
Fortinio
Judge Acquits Two in San Diego Kidnapping Case
A San Diego jury acquitted Beatrice Winn and Lucille Whisenand in the long running kidnapping and attempted murder trial of Ruth E. Latham. Judge Hewicker condemned the verdict as lacking basis after 50 days of testimony. The defendants claimed innocence and said they were kidnapped themselves.
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San Diego
U—Jarers
Ruth E. Latham
John AL Hewicker
Beatrice Winn
Lucille, Whisenand
Hewicker
Jky
County Criminal Court
Latham
Winn
Whisen
U. S
Raft Voyagers Plan Treacherous Return Voyage
Frenchman Eric De Bisschop and four crew members who survived a sinking bamboo raft near Valparaiso plan a second attempt at the Tahiti NUI voyage. They were rescued by a Chilean navy frigate after being towed 900 miles from their goal and enduring a second storm that damaged the raft.
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Valparaiso
Chile
Tahiti
Eric de Bisschop
Tahiti-Nui
Batista Says Rebels Operate On Three Fronts In Cuba
President Ful gencio Batista’s forces admit rebel opposition on three fronts. They report 53 plotters arrested in central Cuba and 16 rebel casualties in the northeast. An underground explosion in Havana blacks out much of the electric system and a second blast near a cabinet minister’s home caused no reported damage. Batista warns that dynamite will not halt progress and liberty. Clashes occur near Holguin, Manzanillo, and Cienfuegos. rebels linked to Fidel Castro reported in Sierra Maestra. About 1,000 Havana blocks lose electricity, with phones and water pumps affected as power is slowly restored.
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Fulgencio Batista
Cuba
Havana
Andre Domingo Morales
Batista
Holguin
Cube
Manzanillo
Cienfuegos
Las Villas
Cabonico Bay
Corinthiz
Corinthia
Sierra Cristal
Fidel Castro
Sierra Maestra Range
Mexico
Mouh- Electric Company
Employe Wha
Amns
Castro
Senators Yell Insults In Heated Senate Exchange
Senators Morse of Oregon and Capehart of Indiana traded insults on the Senate floor in a near empty chamber. After a heated exchange over remarks about Eisenhower and Buck the pair agreed to strike certain comments from the record.
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Morse
D-Ore
Capehart
R-Ind
Senate
Eisenhower
Dave Buck
Capricert
Beck
Indiana
Oregon
Capshart
Sen
Douglas
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