Envoy Admits Threats and Resignation in Korea Row
Korean Ambassador You Chan Yang submitted his resignation after a 24 hour ultimatum from Koreans in Washington who threatened to oust him if he did not quit. Koh Byong-Choll, a Korea anti-Rhee figure, claimed support from trainees and residents to force action. UPI says officials are unsure who would govern if President Syngman Rhee resigns.
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Japanese Police Beat Back Student Rioters at Diet
Thousands of anti American students clashed with riot police around the Diet building in Tokyo. About 350 students and 32 policemen were injured. eight student leaders arrested. Police used armored vehicles as they repelled the demonstrators backed by 8000 officers.
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Rioting in Korea Demands Rhee Resign Immediate
Demonstrations against President Syngman Rhee widen across Korea as police firefights kill at least 23 and wound 160 more in 24 hours. A National Assembly resolution and street crowds push for Rhee to quit at once, amid a shifting crisis and U.S. mediation.
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Euclid Father Kills Child in Family Attack
Wal ter W Brass, 40, beat his wife and three children with a claw hammer in their Euclid home. One child Janet Lymn Brass, 3, died after surgery. Linda 6 and Gayle 18 months were in critical condition. Walter B 8 and mother Lillian 36 in fair to serious condition. Brass surrendered after the incident.
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Death Ends Romance Ends in Suspected Suicide
A rejected suitor in Ridgeville shoots himself in the former girlfriend's yard. The Ridgeville council debates public policy on county sewer district joining as mayor and councilman clash during proceedings. Elyria records committee advances street plans amid confusion.
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Mom Litts Car Saves Son From Free Fall
In Tampa Florida a 33 year old housewife Maxwell C Rogers lifted a 3600 pound station wagon to free her 16 year old son Charles who was trapped underneath. She broke two vertebrae but was reported in good condition. Charles crawled from under the vehicle uninjured after the jack slipped on soft turf turning the car onto him.
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De Gaulle Arrives in New York for Pacific Coast Tour
General Charles de Gaulle and Madame de Gaulle land in New York amid a 40th wedding anniversary celebration and a noon ticker tape salute on Broadway. Mayor Wagner greets the couple at LaGuardia as Eisenhower bids farewell at the White House. De Gaulle plans brief talks with Gov. Rockefeller and a busy 22 hour schedule.
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British Press Seeks Extradition of Pirates in Caribbean Case
Two American fugitives, Alvin Tabies Jr. and Billy Ray Lees, are sought for extradition by British authorities after hijacking a yacht in Bahama waters and killing skipper Kent Hokinson. Cuban forces capture them aboard Muriel II near Cuba's north coast. victims include four Pennsylvania fishermen. British Embassy in Havana awaits Nassau trial.
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Ford Layoffs Hit Lorain Plant As Indiana Strike Spreads
About 3,500 Ford workers at the Lorain assembly plant face layoff within hours or days as a strike at Ford's Indianapolis steering gear and cold heading plant halves supplies for Lorain production. Company officers meet to assess how long supplies will last amid the walkout by 1,600 at the Hoosier plant. Lorain totals about 4,300 employees. other Ford plants may close if the Indiana strike endures.
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Train Crash Kills Conductor. 12 Hurt Near Seneca South Carolina
A Washington bound passenger train with ten derailed cars plunged into a 100 foot ravine near Seneca. Conductor Keener Adams, 59, of Greenville, died. Two passengers from Atlanta and Greenville were seriously injured. others lightly hurt as rescue crews cleared tracks and reopened the line.
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Body Of Boy Found In Pit In Canton Q
The body of 11 year old John Butler was recovered Monday night from a water filled strip pit by Magnolia volunteer firemen after clothing was found nearby and led to grappling operations.
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