Bloodshed in Honduras Liberals Leading in Violent Election
In Tegucigalpas Honduras liberals led by Dr Ramon Villeda Morales known as Little Bird won a landslide in Sundays violent elections. At least four people were killed in clashes in two towns while elsewhere a peaceful transfer and a constitutional assembly are planned to meet October 21 to form a new government. If liberals secure two thirds of seats they could appoint Villeda Morales president.
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Boy Admits Beating 80-Year-Old Man to Death
Morrisonville dispatch reports 15 year old Clarence Durbin confessed to fatally beating Joseph Whitehouse with copper tubing, then stealing $53 and fleeing. He described hiding in Whitehouse’s home and striking him as he entered, before being found by Sheriff Arymanda Passoni. Durbin, son of Allie and ?, quit school after eighth grade.
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Two Koreans to Die for Killing of Officer
A Korean army colonel and a sergeant are condemned for the assassination of South Korea s intelligence chief and will be executed Tuesday. The Defense Ministry announced the death sentences on Col. Huh Tai Young age 36 and Sgt. Lee Yoo Hei age 27. The execution site was not specified though firing squads are typically used.
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One Killed Two Hurt in Picnic Knife Brawl
A Sunday night picnic at Marin Town and Country Club ended in a fatal stabbing and injuries. Charles Dean Wilson, 24, a Hunter's Point sailor, was identified as the dead man by Roger Garety, Marin County assistant district attorney.
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Negro Clerk Arrested in Birmingham
In Birmingham a Negro clerk was arrested on charges under the state firearms act after authorities stopped his car and found a 23 caliber pistol in a briefcase. The incident occurred as part of broader tensions around school desegregation and threats against civil rights figures.
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Japanese food experts head to Seattle for market study
Thirteen Japanese food marketing experts left Tokyo for Seattle aboard Northwest Airlines on Monday for a two month study of American food markets.
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