Honduras rushes troops to Nicaraguan frontier
Honduran government rushed warplanes and troop reinforcements to the border amid reports of frontier violations by Nicaraguan guardsmen. Detachments moved from Tegucigalpa toward the Dahli area, with bombing and pursuit planes deployed for observation. Col. Hernan Acosta Mejia, head of the air force, was killed in a bomber crash Friday after takeoff from Tegucigalpa.
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Lottery Prize Spurs Marriage Proposals for Navy Lieutenant
Lt. Lin Shou Ming, 27, of the Chinese National Navy, said Friday he received marriage proposals after winning a $15,000 diamond ring in a lottery and announcing he could finally afford a wife.
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Theatre Owners Denounce Excerpt Showings In Ohio
Ohio theatre owners accuse the Ohio Committee for Decent Motion Pictures of illegal tactics in showing banned film excerpts. They cite out of context clips from The French Line One Summer of Happiness and an older Lamar film to a legislative committee considering a new censorship law.
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Confederate general salutes young ladies at Slant birthday
Confederate General Joan Sallings celebrated a birthday at Slant Virginia. He remarked that given a chance to recall youth, forty years would bring back shorts and jaw gowns surrounding him.
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Mayor Keys launches police shakeup probe in city hall arena
City Hall observers note a last minute postponement of a police shakeup plan as Mayor Keys and safety director Lotko clash over suspensions and reassignments. The probe targets the Police Department while questions swirl about timing and political goals ahead of upcoming elections.
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UAW Ford wage talks recessed after 32 hours
CIO United Auto Workers and Ford Motor Co. recessed talks on the annual wage demand after 32 hours of bargaining. The union planned to resume with GM Monday, while Ford contract expires in less than five years. A strike vote is under way among Ford and GM locals. Carl Stellato urged overwhelming support for strike authorization in Ford Local 600.
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Democratic Chief Blasts Vaccine Handling in Ohio Speech
Democratic National Chairman Paul M. Butler charged the Eisenhower administration mishandled the Salk polio vaccine program. He decried a haphazard distribution, lack of funds for medical research, and criticized Hobby for a hands off approach while urging a thorough government inspection to prevent confusion and ensure fair access for all children.
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Slaying Probe Ordered as Singapore Riots Surge
Government orders inquiry into the death of United Press correspondent Gene Symonds amid riots. Police accused of not aiding him as a mob beat him. armored troops patrolled streets while barbed wire barricades appeared. U S officials also probe the killing as clashes and strikes disrupt transport and daily life.
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Pentagon Silent on Soviet Jet Bomber Lead
Washington reports say Eisenhower is deeply concerned by intelligence that the Soviet Union has moved ahead with heavy jet propellerless bombers. Congress voices range from dismay to cautious silence as officials refuse to confirm immediate U.S. countersteps. Senate and Foreign Relations members react to claims of Russia catching up in air power and production capacity.
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Mill Owner 80 Missing in Geauga County
A private air patrol and volunteers searched Geauga County near Chardon for 80 year old mill owner Avia J Williams who vanished Thursday evening. Police say Williams carried cash, shabbily dressed, and may have been the victim of foul play as investigators theorize he was robbed and dumped near railroad tracks.
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Saigon Sealed Off As Anti Colonial Protests Loom
French forces sealed Saigon's European district and urged white residents to stay indoors amid anticipated anti colonial demonstrations called by the South Vietnam Independence Committee. Gen Son said troops would prevent any attack on Diem while dissident Hoa Hao sects vow to oppose the premier.
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Fatal Train Tragedy Mysteries Deepen In Peekskill
Authorities pursue clues into the death of Ruth Papagian 24 who fell from a speeding train near Peekskill New York Her mother Celia Freeman 56 faces charges of vagrancy and violation of the state anti weapons law The husband George Papagian 29 a discharged Army corporal is also questioned The case links to earlier Bellevue Hospital confinement and a Colorado origin before the trio’s separation and move to Fort Carson and New York City areas.
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Extradition Sought in 1945 German Murders Case
Passau civil officers seek extradition of former U S Army Captain James M Leech from Lima Ohio to face charges in Germany for the 1945 Danube river murders of three military government officers The German prosecutor Dr Franz Weiss consults international experts to determine if Leech can be brought to Passau to stand trial The case was reopened after years of inactivity and involves U S authorities and German sovereignty concerns.
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Petition Signers Endorse Self Decapitation Plea
Denver Better Business Bureau notes many signers misunderstood the petition they signed. W Dan Bell reports a university group circulated a petition urging signers to decapitate themselves with extreme zeal. The group identified 169 students and professors willing to lose their heads.
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