Hargrove Acquitted In Slaying Tibetans Revolt
Reports from Kalimpong and Sikkim State describe a bloody uprising by Tibetan and Chinese recruits against Communist officers in Tibetan camps. Several Chinese officers were killed and hundreds of recruits died in clashes, with unconfirmed word of up to 2000 men in one engagement. The revolt followed reports of harsh treatment and poor food. New Peiping officers were dispatched to quell the unrest.
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Verdict Is Cheered By Spectators
A Lake County jury acquitted Floyd Hargrove of the Christmas Eve shooting that killed Charles Clark in Mentor. The brief trial ended with the 11 jurors finding Hargrove innocent after witnesses and arguments, as spectators in the 70 seat courtroom applauded the verdict and the defendant’s family reacted emotionally.
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Rightists prepare to confront protests at Eisenhower visit
In Tokyo Neo fascists vow to fight to the death to defend President Eisenhower from leftist demonstrators as he arrives June 19. Police brace for clashes with groups led by Bin Akao and the Great Japan Patriotic Party while leftist Zengakuren calls for thousands to protest at Tokyo International Airport.
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Hargrove admits torrid Blair affair amid murder case
The 34 year old former laundry truck driver, Hargrove, confessed to killing Mrs Clark after a claimed affair and disputes over pregnancy. A lie detector test cleared him at one point but he was rearrested with new alleged proof linking him to the crime. He later claimed the confession to protect Mrs Clark, who had admitted infidelity and planned an extended trip west with Clark’s parents supporting them. The trial included a delay in jury deliberations and a range of verdict options, with death only possible on first degree murder.
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Britain warns of arms trap at disarmament talks
At a Geneva disarmament conference Britain warned that unsupervised nuclear disarmament would be a false illusion and could trigger war within a year. David Ormsby-Gore argued that destroying weapons or delivery means does not erase knowledge to make them and warned that such steps could build false hopes. Western diplomats noted Khrushchev’s plan and Moscow’s shifts on space weapons and international control, but major gaps remain on timing and enforcement.
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Rail Hike Urged by Presidential Fact-Finding Board
A presidential fact-finding board urged a five cent per hour wage increase and improved health and welfare benefits for about 600 900 non operating railroad workers.
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New York Subway Fire Blamed On Inspectors
New York transit chief blamed inspectors and a subcontractor for a subway fire that sent smoke through tunnels near Grand Central. Fire officials said a one ton pile of rubbish ignited by a spark from a third rail caused the blaze, trapping riders and injuring hundreds while emergency crews treated scores at aid centers and hospitals.
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DiSalle Pledges Study Of Gulf Road Dispute
Governor Michael DiSalle vows study of the Gulf Road clash over a 30-10 state split in funding. City officials and the highway department clash over project status, costs, and timing as phases are reviewed amid canceled work and pending final engineering.
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Lawmakers Urge More Chile Aid For Earthquake Relief
Washington lawmakers from both parties called for stepped up emergency aid to Chile after a powerful quake. They urged President Eisenhower to back airlifted medical personnel and supplies with additional programs, and to aid housing for the homeless. Senators Sparkman and Aiken urged rapid U S help, with I C A lending technical aid and contingency funds tapped for such emergencies.
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No Panic After Bomarc Missile Explosion Reported
An explosion in a Bomarc missile shelter near a base caused no panic despite danger from atomic variation rumors. The 47 foot Bomarc cannot fire from its launch pad, and the incident occurred at a concrete shelter housing the missile.
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Where To Turn Lorain Boy Killed
Lorain reports another fatal accident as the city records its third death in a month. Local officials consider safety measures and neighborhood residents seek aid following the tragedy. Avon Lake High School principal Glenn Slusser is named a new school leader.
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