Poachers Admit Killing a Warden in New York
Two Bronx men Martin Anzalone and Mario Sesta confessed to the shotgun killing of 29 year old Clarence Smith near Carmel New York after poaching for a second time and rejecting a ten dollar bribe They were jailed in Putnam County awaiting hearings Their statements imply Sesta's 44 year old father Corradi aided or witnessed the event at the Cushman estate Patterson New Jersey authorities said the elder Sesta was questioned in Hawthorne New Jersey on accessory charges
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Solons Open Hearings Thursday on Improper Labor Boycotts
Washington hearings on alleged boycott practices take shape as lawmakers probe labor relations and enforcement. Witnesses under subpoena explore how statutes may need extension, with McClellan on a broader labor bill and testimony touching firms, unions, and picketing during disputed contracts. Police report a shooting tied to a labor dispute and a case of poaching arrests guiding investigators Route 311 clue tied to a Bronx plate.
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31 Death Sentences for Corruption Reported in Vienna
Vienna courts have issued 31 death sentences in the past two years on Communist Party and government officials who stole or embezzled state funds, according to the Warsaw newspaper Trybuna Ludo.
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Communist Party
Trybuna Ludo
Canadian Chief Visits Pope John
Canadian Prime Minister John Diefenbaker met Pope John XXIII in a Vatican audience lasting over ten minutes in the Pontiff's private library. The Canadian leader praised the Pope's affable, courteous manner and said the Pontiff wins over those who meet him as he continues a world tour, flying in from West Germany and planning to depart for Pakistan.
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John XXIII
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West Germany
Pakistan
Boy Sees Colombo Plan Parley Turn to Detail
In Independence Missouri a 7 year old boy described how his father shot his mother after she refused to live with him. Mildred Shay 32 was killed and Anthony Shay 43 wounded with a .22 caliber pistol. The couple had been separated and divorce proceedings were in progress. Anthony Shay was taken to Kansas City hospital with custody of three younger children and two older stepchildren were at school. Police reported no charges filed yet. In Seattle the Colombo Plan conference shifted from urgency to detail as Asian aid questions surfaced. President Eisenhower and allied nations pledged increased support.
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Independence
Anthony Shay
Mildred Shay
Shay
Anthony
Fother
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Timothy
Mary Kay
Ralph Miller
Sharon Miller
Kansas City
Merle Dove
Dove
Seattle
Eisenhower
Cent Purchase in Hendon Ends with Spare Change Found
David Lalor bought an old car for 10 cents at a dealer sale and cleaned it to discover eight cents inside. A garbled passage then mentions speeches about China Japan trade, Southeast Asia, and world peace, with references to support from the United States and Japan amid tensions in the Pacific.
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China
Japan
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Indonesia
Indie & Thoes
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Southeast Asia
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