UN report warns Russia of new Hungarian revolt
The United Nations exposures describe broad Hungarian anger at Soviet forces and purge the Nagy government in a three month European inquiry. It cites deportations to Siberia and a terror campaign by Soviet officials and their puppets as uniting Hungarians against the regime while denying significant Hungarian appeals for military aid.
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Pierre J. Huss
ENS
United Nations
N.Y
Hungary
Russia
Red Army
Janos Kajor
Moscow
Anos Liien
Tbis
Budapest
Sup
Nagy Peer
Ine
Denmark
K. C. Shann
Australia
RSS
AVH
PR Group J
Kadar
Ohio Legislature Deadlocks On Three Bills In Session
Ohio lawmakers deadlocked on three bills as they adjourn for a two and half week recess. House and Senate clash over local subsidies 412 million dollars and capital improvements 137 million dollars plus a driver point system. Conference committees to reconcile differences before June 18 adjournment. Governor pleased with work despite stalled items on unemployment compensation farm milk price controls and old age assistance. Constitutional amendment would allow metropolitan or regional governments.
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Columbus
Ohio
House
Senate
Sensie
Salt Fork
Cambridge
Guernseys County
David Mck
Ferguson
William O'Neill
Uay
Hide
Iome
Cheese Blamed For Picnic Illness At Serbian Monastery
Libertyville authorities said goat milk feta cheese caused a food poisoning outbreak at a Memorial Day picnic at a Serbian Orthodox monastery. About 65 people from three states were stricken and hospitalized in Libertyville Waukegan Highland Park and Wheeling. Police and ambulance convoys evacuated victims as monks guests and children collapsed from stomach pains.
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Libertyville
Waukegan
Highland Park
Wheeling
Timothy Fepsic
State Health Laboratories
Chicago
Norris Froelich
British China trade issue looms over U S aid plan
Washington—Sen Potter warns Britain's move to ease trade limits with Red China could hinder Eisenhower’s aid package. Senate Republicans oppose trade relaxation with China, while Humphrey and Smathers push for diplomatic ties. Other notes cover natural gas bill costs, tax writeoffs, and Capitol Hill meetings.
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Washington
China
Charles E. Potter
Congressional
Britain
Eisenhower
Porter
Commerce Committee
Senate Gop
William F. ‘Knowland
Calif
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minn
Foreign iRelations Committee
Wil
George M. Smathers
Congressional Committee
Bej
White House
United
United Auto Work
House Commerce
Reuther
Senate Judiciary
Jerome K. Ku
Tornadic Storms Flood Southwest Injure Property Across States
Severe weather battered the Southwest with hail the size of baseballs and tornadic winds. Fort Worth Amarillo Wichita Falls Hobbs and other towns reported heavy property damage as storms moved across Texas Iowa Colorado and nearby states. No fatalities reported though several twisters damaged a school and farm buildings.
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Central Land
Northern Plains
Fort Worth
Amarilllo
Tex
Wichita Falls
Hobbs
New Mexico
Midwest
Iowa
Colorado
Ohio legislators pass three bills overhaul state courts
Ohio lawmakers approve sweeping changes to the judiciary. Seventeen new municipal courts are created with seven in Cuyahoga County including Bedford and Shaker Heights, plus counties gain county wide jurisdiction. Existing justice of the peace courts are phased out with about 100 new county courts to replace them. Governor ONeill plans to sign emergency measures.
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Columbes
Ohio
Tne
Cuyahoga
I Bedford
Berea
Cleveland Heights
East Cleveland
Sandhurst
Rocky Fiver
Shaker Heights
Avon Lake
Avon
Celina
Defiance
Fairborn
Hillsboro
Medina
Oberlin
Shelby
Upper Sandusky
van Wert
Allen
Ashland
Champaign
Clark
Delaware
Licking
Logan
Pickaway
Ross
Wayne
Akron
Allance
Barberton
Cleveland
Falls
Dayton
Elyria
Garfield Heights
Hamilton
Ironton
Kerrion
Miamisburg
Middletown
Parima
Tuia
William O'Neill
Justice of the Peace
Ohno Supreme Court
Reds Fire At Two Nationalist Isles
Chinese artillery opened fire on Quemoy and Matsu islands, killing a Nationalist Chinese soldier in the first casualty report of the year. A defense ministry communique confirmed the event and casualty.
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Reds
Nationalist Isles
National Islands
Quemer
Lirle Quemoy
Consul's Runaway Son Home No Regrets
Vittorio Barattieri, 14, returns to Chicago with his Italian consul general parents after six weeks away seeking self assurance. He says he had no regrets about running to New York with $170. FBI found him in New York as an alert citizen recognized him from photos. The parents plan no discipline and expect him to stay home.
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Chicago
Vittorio Barattieri
New York
Count
Ludovico Barattieri
Toto
Vittorio
FBI
Apple Scab Spores Likely During Rain in Ohio Orchards
Ohio Agriculture Extension Service reports that over 90 percent of apple scab spores have discharged statewide except in Lake Geauga Lorain. Quana Fremont and Lucas will see moderate to light spore discharge during the extended rain period. If scab is on leaves, use fungicide in summer sprays to protect fruit. Orchardists in central and southern Ohio may lower fungicide dosage to summer strength if scab appears by June 4. Capitan and Fer barn offer effective control of summer apple diseases.
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Columbus
INS
Agriculture Extension Service
Buckeye State
Ohio
Lake
Geauga
Lorain
Quana
Fremont
Lucas
Hungarian aide ordered out in U S Budapest row
Washington says first Lt. Karoly Meszaros, a Hungarian military attache, must leave the United States by Monday after Hungary expelled U S attache Capt. Thomas R. Gleason last month. Gleason faced spying charges, which the United States denied vigorously.
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Washington
INS
State Department
Legation
Karoly Meszaros
Writer Says She Killed Ex-Fiance in Apartment Shooting
Edith Louise Hough a 47 year old freelance writer told police she shot Zurab Abdusheli 44 in her swank Washington apartment after he became psychologically aggressive and refused to leave. She fired six times then shot him in the head to end his groaning.
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Washington
Ucp
Voice of America
Icee
Edith Louise Hough
Borm Zurab Abdusheli
Abdusheli
Miss Hough
William Hite Hough
Deland
Fra
Foromer
District of Columbia Medical Society
Health Service Official Says Cancer Yielding
Dr. John R. Heller, director of the National Cancer Institute, said cancer is vulnerable and yielding to control and cure in parts. Radiation and surgery remain established treatments, with chemotherapeutic drugs showing promise in alleviating symptoms and extending life for about 15 cancer types. He cited recent English and U.S. work, including leukemia and breast cancer advances, and noted links between smoking and lung cancer. Our outlook for the future is optimistic.
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New York
John R. Heller
National Cancer Institute
Public Health Service
Heller
College of Chest Physicians
England
United States
Billy Graham Finds Deep Spiritual Hunger in New York
Billy Graham reports a surge of spiritual renewal in New York City with nearly 10,000 people accepting Christ in the first weeks of the crusade. He credits unprecedented hunger for faith, noting New York’s sophistication masks a longing for peace, joy, and belonging among diverse neighborhoods.
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New York
New York City
America
Times’ Square
Greenwich Village
Detroit
Minnneapolis
Houston
Chris
Christ
Jets Collide During Memorial Day Display Kills Pilot
In Minneapolis two jets collided during a cemetery Memorial Day salute, killing Lt Omar Newell Olson and injuring 11 others. Olson’s plane hit a northeast residential block, while Forsmark parachuted free. A Navy inquiry heads the crash probe as city officials call for congressional action.
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Minneapolis. Minn
Congress
Navy
Omar. Xewell F. Olson
Haisan
Naval
Here
John . Forsmark
Minneapolis
Olson
Forsmark
Frederick Kivette
Naval Air Trainnng
Glenview, Ill
Drowned 13 Year Old’s Body Recovered in Scipio River
The body of 13 year old David Oliver Jr. was found in the Scipio River about 1000 yards south of Greenlawn Avenue Bridge in Columbus. He had fallen in while fishing with his brother Richard, aged 11, five days earlier.
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Collmbu
Columbus
Scipio River
David Oliver Jr
Pauline I. Denner
Greenlawn Ave
Rbridge
David
Richard
Jury acquits in church bombing case in Montgomery
In Montgomery Alabama two white men Raymond C Britt Jr and Sonny Kyle Livingston Jr were acquitted by a 12 member white jury after a 1 hour 35 minute deliberation The defendants had faced bombing charges for the Hutchinson Street Baptist Church attack during post segregation turmoil The courtroom applauded the verdict as other counts against Britt and charges against two other defendants were continued to the July term
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Montgomery
Aia. Cns
Raymond C. Britt Jr
Sonny Kyle Livingston Jr
Hutchinson St. Baptist Church Jah
Britt
Pro Integration
Tear Gas Stops Illinois Campus Water Battle
Riot at University of Illinois in Champaign erupted from a campus water fight drawing in 3500 students. Tear gas halted the melee as 50 charged with unlawful assembly. five counties aided police. injuries minimal. Sheriff Everett J. Hedrick and two others were briefly manhandled.
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Illinois
Champaign
University of Illinois
Champaign County
Ishich
Ito
Champason County
Everett J. Hedrick
Premier Resigns in Laos After Vote of Confidence
Premier Prince Souvanna Phouma of Laos resigned on Thursday after a failed confidence vote over his handling of integrating Pathet Lao rebel units into his government. The move comes from Vientiane where the government faces unrest and reevaluation of defense and political strategy.
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Vientiane
Laos
Prince Souvana Phoume
Pathet Laos
Coutriy
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