Police raid Nyanga township leaves 84 injured in Cape Town
In Nyanga near Cape Town police with clubs whips and guns raided to drive stay at home Africans back to work. At least 84 injured including women and children some critically. one African policeman was killed as heavy rain later cooled tensions. Anglican Bishop Ambrose Reeves fled to Swaziland amid fears of arrest for denouncing police shootings and sought assurances to resume duties in Johannesburg.
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South Africa
UPI
Nyanga
Churchman
Johannesburg
Swaziland
South African Press Association
Ambrose Reeves
De Gaulle Welcomed In England On Royal, Public Visit
French President Charles de Gaulle was received with a royal-style welcome in London. Queen Elizabeth, Prince Philip, Princess Margaret, and Prime Minister Harold Macmillan led a four day visit designed as ceremonial with two planned political talks. An 12-gun salute marked his arrival at the Tower of London and Hyde Park. He rode in an open car past cheering crowds through central streets recalling wartime days.
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UPI
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Capital City
France
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Queen Elizabeth
Prince Philip
Princess Margaret
Harold Macmillan
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Hyde Park
Victoria Station
Macmillan
Weather Outlook for Southeast and Northwest Regions
The forecast shows mostly cloudy, cool conditions with light snow possible today and tonight. High around 40 below zero in places, with tonight’s low between 8 and 33. Wednesday remains partly cloudy and cool with similar temperatures.
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Yic
Lake Erie
Heston Signoret Triumph at 1959 Oscars Amid SAG Strike
Charlton Heston and Simone Signoret win best actor and actress as Ben Hur dominates with ten awards at Hollywood ceremony. Shelley Winters and Hugh Griffith take supporting honors. Bob Hope jokes about the SAG strike while Jean Hersholt Prize goes to Hope. Signoret confirms historic win for a British film entry. Montand and Simone faced visa denials two years prior.
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Miss Signoret
United States
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Montand
Simone
Department of Immigration
England Budget Hikes Cigarette Price to 57.5c
London reports Britons confront a new budget that raises already high cigarette costs while offering limited relief. Chancellor Amory aims to balance finances with over 16.7 billion dollars in revenue and just under 16 billion in expenditures, raising non-filter packs to 37.5 cents and corporate tax from 10 to 12.5 percent.
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London
UPI
Guardian of Manchester
Conservat.ve
Daily Sketch
News Chronicle
Derick Heathcoat
Annexation Moves Target Vermilion Communities
Announcement of proposed annexation of Vermilion on the Lake into Vermilion and a delayed hearing on the North Ridgeville to Elsha annexation section indicates ongoing municipal boundary changes and governance reorganization. Local reports reference page and section placements.
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Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Vermilion
North Ridgeville
Elsha
Weather's Tops For Wisconsin Showdown
Wisconsin primary coverage centers on John F. Kennedy and Hubert Humphrey. The sunny, 52 degree day sets the stage for a high turnout, with 31 Democratic votes at stake and Nixon unopposed on the GOP side. The outcome could shape the candidates' presidential hopes.
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Milwaukee
Wis
UPD
iWisconsin
John F. Kennedy
Hubert Humphrey
Richard M. Nixon
Wisconsin
Nixon
Kennedy
Massachusetts
Humphrey
Minnesota
Los Angeles
U S Warns Reds Again Of Safeguards
In Geneva the U S delegate Fredrick Mu Eaton says Washington will sign only a balanced disarmament pact that protects American security. He spoke during a two hour and twenty minute session of the 10 nation conference, one of the longest since March 15.
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UPS
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
Fredrick Mu Eaton
Eaton
Census Taker Mistakenly Guided Into Salvation Army Home
In El Paso a census taker, Mrs James E Hammond, found no one at a house but was invited inside by a man who claimed to help. She discovered the home was the Salvation Army home for unwed mothers after being told to come in.
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EL Paso
Tex
UPI
James E. Hammond
Salvation Army Home
Finch Sued By Lover's Ex-Mate in California
Los Angeles UPI reports Dr. R Bernard Finch 42 deposition in county jail on a $100 000 annual suit by his mistress former husband James J Pappa 26 claiming leg impairment from a 1958 surgery Finch declines to discuss deposition details and faces a second murder conspiracy trial May 28 over the Sunshot slaying of surgeon Barbara Jean 34 last July 18.
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Los Angeles
UPI
R. Bernard Finch
James J. Pappa
Carole Tregoff
Finch
Miss Tregoff
Barbara Jean
Ike Pushes Polio Shots
President Eisenhower urged Americans to make April 12 a new kind of V day vaccination day for polio shots. He called on citizens to participate and support nationwide immunization efforts.
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Washington
UPI
Eisenhower
Flooded Farmland Prompts Ohio Mud Aid Across Counties
Three northeastern Ohio counties Geauga Portage and Stark appeal for state help as spring thaws close rural roads and slow census work Gov DiSalle orders county inspections and state crews mobilize six trucks and two graders with more on the way for Geauga 900 tons of fill needed while funding responsibility remains unsettled.
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Michael V. DiSalle
Geauga County
Portage
Stark
State Highway Department
Clyde Pomeroy
Cgeauga County
Pomeroy
Floods Sweep Midwest Dikes As Guard and Students Aid
Mississippi and Missouri rivers batter weakened levees near St. Louis flooding 100000 acres of cropland in Illinois and Missouri. National Guardsmen students convicts and volunteers work to shore up dikes along a 70 mile stretch from Keokuk Iowa to nearby towns. Federal relief teams led by Eisenhower move to disaster areas aiding shelters and evacuees as floodwaters rise.
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Alfred ‘Gruenther
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The
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Father of Five Receives 10 Years for Station Holdup
Emmitt R. Love, 19, father of five, pleaded guilty to a service station holdup in Akron Ohio. He was sentenced to 10 years at Mansfield Reformatory, but asked probation due to his dependents.
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O.upnx
Emmitt R. Love
Mansfield Reformatory
Love
White House Narcotics Conference Proposal
The House approved a resolution urging the President to convene a White House conference on narcotics to combat drug addiction. Administration spokesmen opposed the plan, saying the conference would duplicate existing narcotics field efforts.
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Washington
UPD
House of Representatives
White House
Reds Cheer Cuba's Seizure of U.S. Land
In Havana a 14 nation communist convention opened with cheers as Cuba announced it had seized 173,137 acres of U.S. farmland. Delegates from Bolivia, Canada, Chile, Costa Rica, Cuba, Czechoslovakia, Ecuador, France, Red China, Romania, Russia, the United States, Venezuela and free Germany attended. Refugees from the Dominican Republic and Spain were present.
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Chile
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Red China
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Russia
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Venezuela
Free Germany
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Spain
Iran Welcomes King Hussein on Iran Visit
In Pahran Iran Jordan King Hussein arrives for a 10 day state visit with a flag waving welcome. The Shah of Iran along with the cabinet and diplomatic corps greet him as he begins engagements with Iranian officials.
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Pahran
Iran
UPI
Jordan
Hussein
Nixon Aide Appointed Ohio Volunteers for Nixon Chair
Clyde Williams of Columbus was named chairman of the Ohio Volunteers for Nixon. William Harrison Ferridge, Midwest volunteers for Nixon chairman, announced the appointment today in Chicago.
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Clyde Williams
Columbus
Ohio
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Nixon
William Harrison Ferridge
Midwest Volunteers
U S Opens Rail Hearings On Engineer Wage Dispute
In Chicago a six man arbitration board opens hearings today on the wage dispute between railroad workers and 40 percent of engineers. The board must decide by May 14 whether BLE members gain a wage rise lose pay or stay on the current schedule.
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Chicago
UPI
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
BLE
Destructive 1935 Florida Keys Hurricane Record
The 1935 Florida Keys hurricane did extreme damage with wind estimates near 250 mph, noted as the most destructive in the Western Hemisphere. The Chronicle-Telegram ad columns urge fast classifieds for residents needing to buy or sell, including Electrolux vacuum listings and rapid ad placement details.
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Chronicle - Telegram
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