Magnificent rebel colonel leads Guatemala anti-Communist forces
Delayed dispatch from Esquipulas describes Col. Carlos Recinas, chief rebel operations eight miles from Honduras, praising the situation as magnificent. Volunteers flock to the cause. government troops remain retreating, supply lines protected, and clashes occur near Za capa as Red forces harass rebels along the highway to Chiquimula.
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Recinas
Esquipulas
Guatemala City
Honduras
War of ‘Liberation
Zacapa
Arbenz
Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
Church of the Black Christ
Chiquimula
Carlos Castillo Armas
Reds
Hanoi Sees End Of Battle
In Hanoi the withdrawal of French forces from Nam Dinh signals a turning point in Indochina. Officials fear this marks the start of the end of the war as Tonkin Governor Nguyen Han Tri seeks opposition to further pullouts from Premier Ngo Dinh Dien.
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Hanot
Indochina
Hanoi
Nam Dinh
Tonkin Province
Nguyen Han Tri
Ngo Dinh Dien
Dunkirk
Red River Delta
Red River
Kontum Plateau
Ankhe
Viet Nam
Paris
Storm Batters Southern Japan Hard Hit by Third Downpour
Six people are dead and eight missing as a third wave of heavy rain pounded southwestern Japan. Kyushu was first struck, with rivers flooding, bridges washed away, and farms inundated. Unofficial reports cite deaths across Kumamoto Kyogo Kochi and Kagawa, with rainfall totals up to eight inches in Kumamoto and seven in Nagasaki.
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Tokyo
Japan
Kyushu
Kumamoto
Kyogo
Kochi
Kagawa
Col Rigid On Communism After Arbenz Resignation
A colonel insisted that Arbenz resignation did not change resolve to purge communism. He stated the determination to clean out communism and its tentacles remained intact.
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Arbenz
Dusty hood leads to car thief at accident scene
Hartford police traced a theft suspect after a witness wrote the suspect’s vehicle registration on a dusty car hood. Fred Gagne, 22, admitted taking valuables from the crash site.
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Hartford
Conn
Wilfred Gagne
Gagne
C D Sponsored Nurses Meet Convenes Today
The one day institute opens in Willits at 9 a m with welcome remarks by L S Trowbridge and Margaret Bernard of civil defense and county health departments. Talks and films on nursing in disasters follow with four state civil defense officials present and a closing talk on Mental Health in Atomic Warfare by Mary Doherty at Mendo State Hospital.
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Willits
L. S. Trowbridge
Margaret Bernard
Civil Defense Office
County Health Department
CD. Office
Veterans Memorial Hall
State Office of Civil Defense
State Office
W. M. Robertson
Avis Axelson
John Heslop
William McLarty
Mary Doherty
Mendocino
Hosital
London Can
House Approves 10 Calif. Flood Bills for Omnibus
The House Public Works Committee backed ten California navigation flood control and beach erosion projects for an omnibus authorization bill. Projects include American River levies Sacramento 1.6 million dollars, Middle Creek Humboldt County 1.11 million, Los Angeles and Long Beach harbors 896,500, Port Hueneme 5,437,000, Playa Del Ray 3,896,000, Los Angeles River basin 12,500,000, Anaheim beach erosion 157,300, Carpinteria beach erosion 73,300, and San Pedro beach erosion 3,874,000.
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Washington
House Public Works Committee
California
House
Sacramento
Middle Creek
Humboldt County
Los Angeles
Long Beach
Port Hueneme
Playa del Ray
Los Angeles River Basin
Anaheim
Carpinteria
San Pedro
Mendocino Forest Money Withheld by State Board
SACRAMENTO UP The California Wildlife Conservation Board held action on a proposal to spend 100000 to develop lakes in Mendocino National Forest. Plaskett Meadows area lakes were among the requested funds by Glenn County Planning Commission, but the board delayed a blanket allocation pending studies and cost estimates. The meeting took place at the Moccasin Creek fish hatchery in Tuolumne County during dedication ceremonies for the hatchery.
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Sacramento
California Wildlife Conservation Board
Mendocino National Forest
Plaskett Meadows
Glenn County
Missing tat found at lighthouse catwalk in Stonington
In Stonington Connecticut a John Madeira family missing tat was found on a lighthouse catwalk. Authorities recovered the item during routine checks and conveyed the discovery to the family. No further details were released about the tat or related circumstances.
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Stonington
Conn
John Madeira
Talks Clear Far East Situation
President Eisenhower said Churchill Eden talks improved the Far East outlook and aligned US Britain policies toward reasonable world agreements. He noted a Southeast Asian defense plan aiming for peaceful coexistence without appeasement of communism and rejected joint action that would enslave any nation.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Winston Churchill
Far East
Churchill
Anthony Eden
United States
Indochina
Viet Nam
Three Rural Traffic Deaths Reported In Ukiah Patrol Area In May
California Highway Patrol reported three rural traffic deaths in the Ukiah patrol area during May. The tally included 50 motorist injuries and 36 reportable accidents, compared with 56 injuries and 39 accidents last May. Statewide deaths reached 167 and injuries 3971, with 2498 reportable accidents.
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Sacramento
CNS
California Highway Patrol
Ukiah
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Indiana
Guatemala
United Press
New York
Robert Prescott
U.P
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