Rebels Attack Soviet Train Near Shepetovka
Reports say Ukrainian rebels derailed a Soviet army train on the Lvov to Kiev line near Shepetovka, with unknown casualties. The MVD sealed off the area as authorities crack down after posters in Tiflis urged Georgian autonomy and more than 100 people were arrested in related protests.
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Vienna
Austria
P— Ukrain
Sot
Shepetovka
Lvov
Kiev
MVD
Diet Secret Police
Tiflis
Joseftalin
Georgia
Burlesque Show Closed by Fire in Union City
A two alarm fire in a two story frame building near the Hudson Theater forced cancellation of a burlesque show in Union City New Jersey Patrons were refunded their money The theater stands separated from the red building by an alley.
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Union City
N.J
Hudson
Labor Will Seek Out Racketeers
Organized labor chartered its own racketeering probe within union ranks. The 10 Executive Council empowered Mtseth committee to investigate and punish as needed with early hearings promised. The move followed White House backing for federal help to weed crooks from the labor movement sought by AFL CIO President Meany.
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Washington
Mtseth Committee
White House
Eisenhower
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Ethical Practices Committee
al Hayes
The
Machinists Union
Aflcio
Japanese Cabinet Approves Mos cow Sea Pact
Tokyo reports Japan's cabinet formally approves the fishing treaty and sea rescue agreement signed with the Soviet Union in Moscow on May 15.
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Tokyo
Japan
Russia
Moscow
McKelway Elected Chairman of API Advisory Board
Benjamin M. McKelway editor of the Washington Star was chosen to lead the American Press Institute advisory board at Columbia University effective July 1. He succeeds Levellon Brown who will retire as chairman but remain on the board. Joseph Pulitzer Jr. was named a new board member along with reelections for Turner Catledge Loyal Hotchkiss Felix McKnight and Carl Stuart for three year terms.
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New York
Benjamin M. McKelway
Washington
D.C
Star
American Press Institute
Columbia University
McKelway
Levellon Brown
The
Institute
Providence
R.J
Journal
Evening Bulletin
Brown
API
University
Joseph Pulitzer Jr
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Turner Catledge
New York Times
Loyal D. Hotchkiss
Los Angeles Times
Felix R. McKnight
Dallas News
Carl K. Stuart
Daily Oklahoman
Oklahoma City Times
Mollet Wins In Two Votes On Pension Plan
Paris Premier Mollet's government won two confidence votes on a plan to raise old age pensions. The first vote: 277 for and 12 against on financing. The second vote on the project: 344 for and 39 against after the upper house rejected part of the bill.
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Paris
Guy Mollet
Council of the Republic
Mollet
Patty Pantry Misses Daily Citizen On Vacation
Patty Pantry forgets to have her copies of the Citizen mailed while on vacation, risking missing timely Women's View recipes. Readers can avoid a similar "vacation vacuum" by calling the Circulation Department to have the paper mailed free anywhere in North America or held for return.
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Patty
The
Citizen
Tucson
North American
Austin Heads State Elks
L Cedric Austin, Phoenix parks director, was elected president of the Arizona State Elks Assn at the annual convention. He succeeds Ken Crowder of Yuma. other officers include John Fraker Tucson first vice president Joe Weidinger Winslow second vice president and Alex Crane Phoenix treasurer. Nogales chosen for 1957 convention and five Elks named to the hospital executive committee.
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Flagstaff
L. Cedric Austin
Phoenix
Arizona State Elks Assn
Austin
Ken Crowder
Yuma
John Fraker
Tucson
Joe Weidinger
Winslow
Alex Crane
Warren Strom
Miami
Bill Young
Safford
Ben Brokaw
Mesa
Nogales
Elks
Kermit Greer
Scott Garland
Ray Swift
Leo Gavagan
Clarence Carpenter
Cain Hopeful On Security Program
Washington Republican former Sen. Harry P. Cain reports after a half hour with President Eisenhower that he is more hopeful about the govern ment employee security program. Cain notes the talk did not address his SACB reappointment and says the President will balance security with individual rights while roots of injustice are removed.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Harry P. Cain
Cain
Womans Divorce Granted On Questionable Lipstick Evidence
Mrs Norma C Howard 50 in Los Angeles was granted a divorce from Joseph 54 after testimony that he offered no explanation for lipstick and powder marks found on his clothing. The case centers on whether infidelity occurred according to court records.
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Angeles
Norma C. Howard
Joseph
Two Boys Hurt in Separate City Accidents
Two boys were severely injured in separate crashes. Danny Buddenhagen, 6, from Eastland Street, is critical at Tucson Medical Center with internal injuries after stepping into traffic. Mike Floyd, 10, of Adelaide Drive, is in serious condition at St Marys Hospital with internal injuries and a chin laceration after a bike collision with a pickup on Mountain Avenue. The drivers, Thomas Evans and John Mault, were not cited.
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Eastland St
Tucson Medical Center
Mike Floyd
F. Adelaide Dr
St. Mary’s Hospital
Danny
18Th St
Thomas D. Evans
Evans
Mike
E. Glenn St
N. Mountain Ave
Mountain
John P. Mault
Avajo Rd
Iowa Guard Armory Robbed in Oelwein Heist
State agents and national guard officials hunted thieves who battered through a cement block wall to raid the armory vault. They stole 10 45 caliber pistols 1 000 rounds of 22 caliber ammunition a knife and seven bayonets worth 650 dollars. BI agents were to join the investigation.
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Oelwein
Iowa
National Guard
Air Force Driver Saves British Bay
Airman Clarence A. Moser of Frederick South Dakota while driving near Upper Heyford England spotted a drowning child named Allen Greenhouse and dove into a canal fully clothed to rescue the youngster earning a soldier's medal recommendation from the U S Air Force.
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Upper Heyford
England
U. S. Air Force
Clarence A. Moser
Frederick
S. D
Strategic Air Command
Allen Greenhouse
Moser
Miss Farquharson Aims To Cross Atlantic By Ship
Prestwick Scotland Miss Felicity Farquharson an BOAC hostess who has flown a million miles London to New York says her greatest aim is to cross the Atlantic by ship.
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Prestwick
Scotland
Felicity Farquharson
British Overseas Airways Corp
London
New York
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