Riots Spread In Korea Threatening Ike Visit
Washington reports say President Eisenhower may cancel the June 22 Korea trip if Syngman Rhee’s government does not halt repressive actions against political opponents. Secretary Herter urged protections for democratic rights after a Yang-Herter meeting on safeguarding grievances without bloodshed.
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Washington
UPI
Eisenhower
South Korea
Syngman Rhee
Christian A. Herter
Rhee
United States presses Rhee on Korean press freedom
Officials said Eisenhower would still visit Korea on his return from Russia but warned the Rhee government must act to lift restrictions on freedom of speech and assembly. Udall urged a review of U S relations with Korea, citing police brutality and March elections won by strongarm tactics. The State Department said measures should protect democratic rights and public confidence. Investigators listed key freedoms and ballot secrecy amid concerns over discrimination.
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Rhee
United States
Eisenhower
Korea
Russia
Congress
Stewart L. _ _ Udall
D-Ariz
Inljat
Ohio
Orean
Pee Ee
Udall
Hisenhower
America
Herter
Yang
Republic of Korea
Riots Cause Heavy Losses Across South Korea
Riot chaos in South Korea leaves 123 dead and 400 wounded in Seoul area hospitals. Police and troops battle rebels near Seoul with heavy security at key government sites and campuses. UPI reports tension over President Rhee and possible impact on Eisenhower visit.
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Seoul
UPS
South Korea
Syngman Rhee
UPI
Eisenhower
Augusta
U.S
Aging Cited As Problem In Social Progress Meeting
In a meeting addressing aging issues a pouty group is told aging concerns hinder social progress. Other items noted include hospital notes and municipal court reports while local events and entertainment listings appear throughout the issue.
Prison fight ends in stabbing death of inmate in cotton mill
Thomas E. Perkins 38 of Cleveland died from stab wounds after a brief battle with Lowell E. Oliver 21 of McConnelsville at the state penitentiary cotton mill. Oliver was in fair condition in the prison hospital. The knife was a sharpened scrap metal piece with tape. Perkins, serving 1 to 15 years, and Oliver, serving a life term, were randomly assigned to the mill shift when the incident occurred Tuesday afternoon.
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Thomas E. Perkins
Cleveland
Lowell E. Oliver
McConnelsville
Highway Patrol
Ernest L. Maxwell
Richard Woltz
Lancaster
Beryle Sacks
Oliver
Athens
Perkins
Elyria Proposes North Ridgeville Annexation Move
Elyria files a resolution to annex 1396 acres in North Ridgeville to Elyria. Solicitor J C William Tattersall filed the action with county commissioners after a petition signed by 53 of 66 area voters was presented. The petition stays on file 14 days and a public hearing date will be set 60 days later.
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Elyria
North
Ridgeville
J. C. Willam Tattersall
Edward Gawlik
Nasser escapes alleged Israeli assassination plot
UAR officials announced they had crushed a widespread Israeli espionage ring and foiled an undercover attempt to poison President Gamal Abdel Nasser at a Cairo banquet. A Dutch man, two Italians, and two Greeks, including George Efstratiou Stamatiou, were named among those involved. six cases would be tried soon. Al Ahram echoed the claim, citing a Swiss firm catering poison and noting the agent confessed.
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CATRO
UPI
United Arab Republic
Isaeli
Gamal Abdel Nasser
George Efstratiou Stamatiou
al Ahram
Nasser
Mohammed Hassanein Heikal
Stamatioui
Cairo
Groppis
Jerusalem
Suspect Nabbed in Wayne County Farmhouse Double Murder
Kenneth Watts a 21 year old resident of Rittman Wayne County was arrested by the Highway Patrol in connection with the Saturday night deaths of a local farmer and his wife.
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Tronton, O
UPT
Highway Patrol
Kenneth Watts
Rittman
Wayne County
Laxity Is Charged In Foreign Loans
Washington reports say the House Government Operations Committee urged abolition or reform of the Development Loan Fund after finding it earmarks funds for specific governments without clear project scrutiny. The panel recommended tighter lending controls as Congress fights the four billion dollar foreign aid bill.
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Washington
UPI
House
Development Loan Fund
DLF
House Government Operations Committee
Congress
Eisenhower
IDLF
House Committee
U.S
Senate
Otto E. Passman
D-La
House Appropriations
17 Dead as Colombian Airliner Crashes on Landing
A Lloyd Aereo Colombia DC-8 or similar jet on a Miami flight crashed while landing near Bogota, killing 17 passengers and four crew members. The aircraft broke in two and burned after striking a hill by Eolorado Airport in foggy conditions, with 15 others injured.
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Bogota
Colombia
UPI
Miami
Here
Lloyd Aereo
Barranquilla
Medellin
Eolorado
Lloyd
Jaime Velilla
Velilla
Widow and daughter clash over eight million Gross estate
Medta Pennsylvania widow Anne Liston Gross and her stepdaughter Madalin Eckert battle in court over disposition of soap magnate William H. Gross eight million dollar estate. The widow, 48, married Gross 14 months before his death. Eckert, of Van Nuys, California, was omitted from the will.
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Medta. Pa
UPT
William H. Gross
Gross
Anne Liston ‘Gross
Haverford
Madalin Eckert
van Nuys
Calif
Way Clear To Head Off Rail Strike
The National Mediation Board cleared the way for President Eisenhower to appoint a fact finding panel to prevent a nationwide rail strike next month. About 650,000 non operating rail workers could strike May 5 over wage and benefit demands, while a 60 day delay with a presidential emergency board is possible.
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Washington
UPS
National Mediation Board
Eisenhower
Presidential Emergency Board
Ndd
Railway Labor Act
White House
Carmen
Ohio man appeals Dayton housing case to Supreme Court
Dayton resident Earl Taylor asks the U S Supreme Court to restore him as master of his house arguing the city ordinance allowing inspections violates constitutional protections against unreasonable searches. He died? No. The Ohio Supreme Court previously ruled health and safety can override home inviolability.
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Dayton
Ohio
U. S. Supreme Court
Earl Taylor
Taylor
Baltimore
High Court
Greene Chandler Furman
Venezuelan Rebels Seize San Cristobal Garrison
Rebels took the San Cristobal garrison in Tachira province as Col Francisco Lizarazu allegedly surrendered to Cols Oscar Tamayo Suarez and J Moncada Vidal who seek to form a rebel army. President Betancourt issued an ultimatum threatening air strikes if the garrison does not surrender immediately.
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Caracas
Venezuela
UPD
San Cristobal del Tachira
Ecommander
San Cristobal
Oscar Tamayo Suarez
J. Moncada Vidal
Francisco Lizarazu
Carlos Luis Araque
National
Romulo Betancourt
Race Charges Filed by Five Employees in Cleveland
Five plant workers filed charges with the Community Relations Board alleging pay and promotion discrimination based on race in Cleveland. The group claims they, as Negroes, suffered unequal treatment at their disposal plant employer.
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Cleveland
UPI
Conmmuunisty Relations Board
Wage earner debt hits record high before World War II
The article notes a wage earner owed more than one dollar in installment debt for every nine dollars of after tax take home pay last year, reaching a new high. It also includes classified ad lines for selling items and contact numbers.
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Elyria
Lorain
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Amherst
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Theath
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Red Smith
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Elyria Files
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