Tito Makes Up With Romania In Peace Drive
President Tito arrived in Bucharest from Moscow and pledged to forget the past as Romanian leaders welcomed him as a dear comrade. Talks in the capital focused on closer socialist cooperation and the Moscow agreements guiding future government and party relations between Yugoslavia and Romania.
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Richard Kasischke
Bucharest
Romania
Tito
Yugoslavia
Moscow
Kremlin
Gheorghe Gheorgiu - Dej
Stoica
Titov
Convict's Trial For Murder Opens
COOPERSTOWN State Supreme Court opens today with Gordon Fink 37 charged with first degree murder in the killings of Horace Stanton 75 and his wife Laura 37. Stanton a cashier at Oneonta bank and director at Sidney bank. bodies found June 29 1954 near Goodyear Lake. Fink was held on parole violation at Attica State Prison after a 10 to 20 year burglary sentence.
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Cooperstown
State Supreme Court
Gordon Fink
Joseph P. Molinari
Fink
Otsego County
Horace Stanton
Laura
Stantons
Goodyear Lake
Oneonta
Stanton
National Banks and Trust Co
Sidney National Bank
Sidney
Attica State Prison
Famed Prison Priest Retires Not Really Leaving
Rev. Joseph J. Ayd, S. J., longtime Baltimore priest, retires from his last Mass at Maryland Penitentiary and Baltimore city jail after 38 years serving inmates. He plans writing and other work, while remaining active in causes such as death-sentence commutations, including the La Guardia case.
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Baltimore
Tine Maryland Penitentiary
Baltimore City
Joseph J. Ayd
Barry Fitzgerald
Ayd
Loyola College
Umns
Busman
James la Guardia
Father Ayd
la Guardia
Hollywood
H. L. Mencken
French Press Rebels In Algeria
In Algiers the French forces push against nationalist rebels at eastern and western Algeria. In the Aures Mountains near Edgar Quinet a band of 200 to 300 is claimed to be encircled with 51 rebels killed. Constantine area reports 23 rebels killed. at least 63 prisoners taken and eight French soldiers wounded.
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Algiers
Algeria
Aures
Edgar-Quinet
Tunisia
Constantine
Morocco
Casbah
Four British Soldiers Killed in Malaya Train Crash
Four British soldiers on routine patrol in Ipoh Malaya died when their truck collided with a train Sunday. Two enlisted men and a lieutenant were injured in the same incident.
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Ipoh
Malaya
Industry Expansion Report Hits Five Month Mark
New York State records 173 industrial firms starting up or expanding in the first five months of 1956. Commerce Commissioner Edward T. Dickinson noted the growth in a prepared speech, highlighting continued expansion across the state.
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Monticello
New York State
State Commerce Commission
Edward T. Dickinson
Real Estate Boards Group Sets Annual Convention Address
186 firms announced plans to open or expand during the period as the 52d annual convention of the New York State Association of Real Estate Boards was addressed. Japan to display vehicles in Lisbon as part of expanding ties with Portugal.
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New York
Lisbon
Portugal
Japan
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