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Sarasota News

Location

Sarasota, Florida, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1956

Page

3

Khrushchev Portraits Stalin as Cannibal in Attack

Khrushchev denounced Stalin in a February speech to the party Congress, released by the State Department this week. He portrayed Stalin as a murderous dictator who betrayed party principles, manipulated terror, and devoured his own people, while noting the new leadership seeks collective rule and patience. He warned democracy for the party, not for the masses, and questioned whether Stalin’s centralized tyranny could recur.

Washington Communist Party Khrushchev Stalin State Department Khrush Russia Lenin

Detroit 16 Year Old Steals Diesel Train

A 16 year old Detroit high school student and two companions stole a diesel engine and nine box cars, then spent over two hours weaving through yard tracks before returning the engine. Police say the youth admitted it and will be turned over to juvenile authorities. The crew are being questioned as investigators pursue charges.

Detroit West Side

Farmers to receive soil bank payments based on actual yield reductions

The Agriculture Department said 1956 soil bank payments will reward farmers only for reductions they cause by underplanting or plowing under crops. Payments depend on appraised crop outlook and set unit rates, not on drought or other natural losses.

Ovida. Martin Washington Agriculture Department Soil Bank Secretary of Agriculture Benson

East Clime Varies From Pleasant East to Cold West

Pleasant weather dominated the eastern third of the nation while western regions faced wet, windy and cool conditions. Gusts up to 40 mph and below freezing at Mullan Pass Idaho accompanied new snow. Boise Idaho reached 42 as 66 yesterday.

Montana Idaho Nevada Mullan Pass Boise

Prio Granted U S Entry After Month Long Battle

Ex Cuban president Carlos Prio Socarras is allowed to stay in the United States after officials drop planned charges and he agrees not to engage in activities harmful to national interests. An aide, Rafael Izquierdo, must leave by Friday. Prio will reside in a Miami Beach hotel with his wife and two daughters while seeking a home.

Miami Beach INS Ciban Carlos Prio Socaras United States Prio U.S Rafael Izquierdo Izquierdo U. S Nassau Bahamas U.S. Immigration Department David Walters

Pope Innocent XI Beautification Set

Vatican sources say the beatification of Pope Innocent XI will likely occur on October 7. Earlier expectations had planned for a late month ceremony but preparations needed more time for a solemn event.

Pope Innocent XI Vatican City Innocent XI Vatican Congregation of Rites

Virus theory links most cancers to sleeping infections

Nobel laureate Wendell M. Stanley argues viruses cause most cancers and urge a new attack against the disease. He says cancer is not contagious but cancer viruses may become active due to aging, hormones, defects or chemicals, opening paths for vaccines and treatments. The National Cancer Conference hosts 1,200 delegates from the U.S. and 23 foreign countries.

Alton L. Blakeslee Associated Press Detroit Wendell M. Stanley University of California Stanley United States National Cancer Institute American Cancer Society California

Poisoning waitress sentenced to death in Alabama

Auburn haired waitress Rhonda Belle Martin, 49, admitted killing her fourth husband Claude C. Martin with arsenic and was sentenced to die in the electric chair. A jury convicted her of murder after about a year of marriage and the case links to other family poisonings and an attempted murder indictment. Automatic appeal to the Alabama Supreme Court will delay the sentence until resolution.

Montgomery Ala Rhonda Belle Martin Claude C. Martin Martin Ronald Martin Supreme Court

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