Unknown Soldier Final Resting At Arlington With Two Others
The Unknown Soldier is joined by two American servicemen who died in World War II and Korea for burial at Arlington National Cemetery. President Eisenhower and faith leaders will speak as the coffins are moved to the tomb, with ceremonies broadcast worldwide.
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France in crisis as De Gaulle seeks power amid assembly debate
Paris was split over General de Gaulle's bid for power as President Coty pressed for a premier role. Socialist deputies planned a meeting to decide on De Gaulle's fate, while street demonstrations surged and rightist and Communist factions threatened civil conflict. Police restrained a Communist newspaper edition to curb protests.
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Rain Forecast For Memorial Day Weekend Weather Update
The Weather Bureau predicts scattered showers or possible thunder Tomorrow may spoil part of the Memorial Day weekend. Tonight will be fair and warm with a low around 65. Tomorrow's high near 74 with winds shifting from west to south-southwest at 20 to 30 mph.
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Korean Captain Sentenced to Die
Korean air force court sentences Capt. Choi Jung il to death for hijacking a plane to North Korea. A crew member was killed and two wounded when Choi seized the plane on April 10 before an emergency landing south of Seoul. Choi claimed no Communist plot and said he wished to join his family in the North. verdict subject to review.
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Today’s Features Weekly Home Buyers Guide
The weekly Home Buyers Guide appears across pages 24 25 and 4 highlighting tips on mortgages listings and home improvement ideas. It outlines feature stories on market trends and consumer advice for prospective buyers.
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Two Gifts Add 13000 To Hospital Fund
Two new subscriptions totaling 13000 bolster the Community Hospital Fund. The W. T. Grant Co. gives 10000 to fund a six bassinet nursery in the new hospital in honor of the employer. Marble Farms Dairy, Inc. contributes 3000. James W. Marble is company president.
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Cincinnati brothers share birth date unlikely trio
28 million to one odds are met as Bruce Bartles 19, Dale 17, and Todd 11 celebrate identical birthdays. Bruce attends MIT, Dale is a high school junior, and Todd is a elementary student in Cincinnati.
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Corpse Found In Gang Dump In Brooklyn
A man about 40 was found shot to death early today in a car in the Bath Beach section of Brooklyn, the traditional dumping ground of gangland victims. Police tentatively identify him as James Bianco. The body lay slumped in the front seat of a 1955 sedan as a passer-by alerted authorities.
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Lebanon Airlift Planes Recalled from Germany
The Air Force recalled 18 Globemaster transport planes sent to Germany on May 17 for possible use in Lebanon airlifts. The return flight to the United States was announced without explanation.
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Submarine Stickelback Sinks After Collision Off Honolulu
The submarine Stickelback sank last night 544 hours after a collision with the destroyer escort Silverstein during anti submarine exercises off Abu Island. 74 crew and eight officers evacuated. 38 were returned to Pearl Harbor aboard a crash boat. A board of investigation will determine the cause.
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Q. R. Schulz
Chicago Hoodlum Dominick Albano Ambushed on West Side Street
Police say 38 year old Dominic Albano an ex convict and small time hoodlum was gunned down last night in a gangland style ambush on a West Side street. Two gunmen fired as he walked between two acquaintances then fled in a waiting car with three other men.
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Memorial Day Traffic Deaths Forecast For Weekend
The National Safety Council predicts 350 highway deaths during the 78 hour Memorial Day weekend. Officials expect more than 40 reunion cars on the highways from 6 p m yesterday to midnight Sunday as part of the holiday travel period. The prior four day period saw 413 traffic deaths and a total of 660 accidents including 134 drownings and 113 other fatalities.
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GM Workers Start 300,000-Strong Work Without Contract
General Motors contract with the United Auto Workers expired as UAW rejected a temporary deal to cover 300,000 workers. The union then targeted Ford and Chrysler while promising to keep plants running without a formal agreement. UAW President Walter Reuther said he was disappointed but not bitter after the last-minute talks failed.
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College Freshman Defines Medieval as Partly Bad
A student humor column notes a freshman looms with a playful definition of medieval as partly bad. The light piece pokes fun at campus lexicon and timing.
Syracuse University expands engineering research funding drive
The Syracuse University engineering college receives about 1.2 million dollars in sponsored research funds as Dr. Ralph A. Galbraith, dean, notes rising demand for engineers with advanced skills. He cites faculty growth from twenty to eighty and stresses research as key to progress in applied science and military civil needs.
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