Rhee Wins Third Term Amid Ghost Vote Claims
President-elect Syngman Rhee secured a sweeping third term victory over Cho Bong Am amid charges of fraud and a ghost vote for a dead rival. Final tallies showed Rhee with over 4.1 million votes to Cho’s 1.77 million, while 1.50 million ballots were invalid, many cast for the deceased Shinicky ally P H Shinicky.
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Seoul
Tougt
Syngman’ Rhee
Rhee
Cho Bong Am
P. H.shinicky
Lee’ Ki’ Poong
Lee
John ‘M. Chang
Shinicky
Democratic ‘Party
Cho
Liberal Party
U.S
Progressive
Tatty
Educated robin hatches brood in Vera Bennett’s bedroom
A robin built a nest in a bedroom in Barnham England after entering through an open window. The bird raised four young robins in a domestic setting, marking an unusual urban wildlife event reported by local residents.
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Barnham
England
Vera Bennett
Possible Soviet arms cut reasons explored by David Lawrence
David Lawrence analyzes why the Soviet Union might announce new arms reductions in his Editorial Page column. The feature appears with related items on pages 66 and 32 34, including Amusements Letters Financial Bridge Radio TV Classified Women City Lite Sports Deaths Your Money.
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David Lawrence
Bridge _ 9
Radio-Tv
Man Craves Pranks as Wife Seeks Divorce in 270 Month Custody Battle
Mrs. Phi lis C. Brumfield testified in a divorce hearing that her husband John R. Brumfield, 21, showed a genius IQ yet performed juvenile antics while riding in their convertible. She said he crawled over the car and hood, taunting passers by, endangering the child Jonathan. The court granted custody to Mrs. Brumfield. Brumfield works as a supervisor at a nut and bolt factory.
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Los Angeles
Philis. C. Brumfield
Tudgé A. AL Scott
John R. Brumfield
Jonathan
Hydrogen Bomb Drop Delayed Again At Sea
The first American hydrogen bomb air drop on the USS Mount McKinley was postponed for at least 24 hours due to weather. The test at the Eninwetok proving ground aims to demonstrate a deliverable hydrogen bomb capable of any target.
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MT. Mckinley
INS
Tataina
Joint Task’ ‘Force
Eniwetok’ Proving Ground
America
British blast on Monte Bello Islands signals possible hydrogen trigger
A British test off Monte Bello Islands near Western Australia produced a pulse described as a small atomic device yielding a 25 000 ton TNT equivalent. Observers say the blast appeared unspectacular yet showed Britain’s progress in thermonuclear trigger development as a field weapon.
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Western Australia
Britain
Guy’ Fawkes
Monte Bello Islands
Las Vegas
United States
W.B . Menaul
Royal Air Force Atomic
Five Thousand Dollar Watch Stolen From Home
Mrs Rugene LeMay of 119 Parkview Ave reported a $5,000 diamond studded wristwatch and a $120 ring stolen from her unlocked bedroom yesterday after she and her husband briefly left their home. The platinum watch has a black nylon strap and six one half carat diamonds plus 124 smaller diamonds. the ring features a fire opal set in yellow gold. Patrolman Earl Cooke documented the incident.
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Rugene LeMay
Parkview ‘Ave
Mollet Urges Berlin Wall Breakers to Open Talks with USSR
Moscow Premier Mollet at Kremlin luncheon urged destroying barriers between East and West and boosting contact among Western powers and the Communist bloc. He asked Bulganin to use press radio and movies to promote free travel and exchange of ideas for both French and Soviet citizens. Foreign Minister Pineau and Molotov joined in 24 hour French Soviet talks.
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Moscow
Guy “Mollet
France
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Mollet
Nikolai Bulganin
Bulganin
Christian Pineau
Russia
Vv. M
Molotov
Food Prices Rise Sharply at Wholesale Level
New York reports wholesale food prices jumped this week to $6.14 per pound for 31 foods, the highest since October. Prices rose from $6.03 last week and $6.37 a year ago, with flour wheat oats barley hams bellies coffee cottonseed meal potatoes hogs and lambs among the higher items.
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New York
Dun
Bradstreet
Jet hits convent in Ottawa inferno killing 15 nuns and priest
A CF100 jet crashed into the Grey Nuns Convent near Ottawa killing 15 people including eight missing nuns and a priest. Rescue crews battled flames as crowds gathered and two airmen and a nun cook were among the missing. The disaster occurred at 10 15 p m with victims mostly aged and bedridden.
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Ottawa
Royal Canadian Air Force
Grey Nuns
Cross
Tode
Marie Edmond
Louise Auguste
Commu
Richard, Ward
Lawrence Barber
Power Bill One Vote Delayed In Niagara Region
Senators Estess Kefauver and Morse were away campaigning as a parliamentary stall delayed final action on Lehman’s public power development bill. Ives debated public vs private power, urging recomit is not to reopen hearings but to seek a compromise on Western New York water resources. The measure faced possible House rejection this year despite support from Douglas Neu burger and other public-power advocates.
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Kefauver
Callca
Ives
Senate
House
Western
New York
Homer E. Capehart
R-Ind
Capehart
Public Works Committee
Lehman
Sens
Douglas
Neuburger
Chuckle Quiz Reveals Father’s Witty Car Wish
A humorous exchange shows a researcher asking what a man wants in a new car. The father replies with a playful twist, saying what he wants most in a new cat is me. The joke hinges on a pun and a lighthearted swap of words.
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Eisenhower Narrowly Wins Nebraska Primary Over Kefauver
Unofficial Nebraska results show Eisenhower 57 921 and Kefauver 32 019 among 1 383 of 2 127 precincts yielding about 64 to 36 percent. Republicans outnumber Democrats roughly 65 to 35 as write ins sprinkled Kefauver and Stevenson votes. Incumbent Gov. Victor Anderson easily survived a challenge and Frank Sorrell appeared likely to oppose him in the fall.
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Kefauver
Nebraska
Adlai Stevenson
Averell
Harriman
Eissenhower
U.S
House of Representatives
Victor Anderson
Edwin L. Hart
Lincoln
Frank Sorrell
Syracuse
Gov. Anderson
Harriman Attacks Eisenhower Over Big Business Ties
Gov. Averell Harriman denounces President Eisenhower as controlled by big business at a Spokane dinner. He claims the administration is responsible for top officials and cites agriculture, natural resources, and irrigation as key examples. Harriman, not an active candidate, urges support for a school desegregation Supreme Court ruling in Montana remarks.
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Spokane
Wash
Averell
Harriman
Hisenhower
Eisenhower
Benson
S. Eisenhower
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McKay
Washington, D.C
Montana
Missoula
Democratic’ Party
Supreme Court
General ‘Motors
Pole Toppler Fined $100 in Traffic Court
Willard P. Park of 620 W Onondaga St faced a drunk at the wheel charge after a May 1 incident when his car toppled a utility pole near Oneida Street Onondaga. Park pleaded guilty and was fined $100 with a suspended 30 day jail term. Police reported he later parked near Clinton and Ottondaga then was arrested after entering a restaurant.
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Willard P. Park
W. Onondaga
Oneida
Onondaga
Woman Demands Truth Behind Boyfriend's Promises
A Los Angeles woman wires a U S bank in Syracuse asking if her boyfriend has 15000 in a safe deposit box and asserting she does not believe his words. The bank declines to disclose safe deposit box contents or holder names, citing privacy rules.
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Fred Darrow
Onondaga Savings
France
Los Angeles
Darrow
Cupid
Up and Down To Continue Weather Fluctuations
The forecast notes continuing spring weather with cool today and warming tomorrow. Showers are possible today, fading by late afternoon as a low pressure system from Montana brings warmer air tomorrow. The 30 day outlook calls for below normal temperatures into early June with winds shifting from west to north.
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Andy Helier
Tomoshow
Keller
Montana
Washington, D.C
Royal romance rumor denied by royal informant
An informant told London sources that Princess Margaret and Prince Christian of Hanover are not planning marriage. The Daily Express quoted Christian denying confirmation. The Daily Mail said palace policy ignores rumors. Christian, a director in London, is Queen Frederika of Greece’s brother and a distant cousin to Margaret. He served in World War II and later lived in New York.
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Britain
Margaret
Gemare
Prince Christian of
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Daily Express
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Daily Mail
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Prince Isa
Martentet
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Greece
Queen Victoria
Germany
New York
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