Senator George Dies and Reader Repeats Old Columns
Georgia statesman Senator Walter F. George, 79, died after a six week struggle with heart disease at his home in Vienna, Georgia. President Eisenhower and other officials praised his long service, NATO role, and personal fellowship. A separate column excerpts a dental hypnosis demonstration by Charles Edward Cook of Los Angeles, describing a hypnotic susceptibility exercise and its safe intent.
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Charles Edward Cook
Los Angles
California
Vienna
Georgia
Walter F. George
Ators
Richard Russell
Man Talmadge
Georgia Democrat
Senate
Russell
Eisenhower
NATO
Brown
Lucy
George
Hedelde
Demomeine
Washington
Emory University Hospital
Atlanta
Richard Dr. Nixon
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Four Moderate Quakes Strike Mexico City
Four moderate earthquakes jolted Mexico City early yesterday amid lingering fears from a major quake last Sunday that killed many and caused heavy damage. The Tacubaya seismology lab reported tremors at 12:05 am 3:36 am 4:28 am and a fourth at 8:17 am bringing total tremors since last Sunday to 136 with no casualties reported yesterday.
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Mexico City
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Israeli Secret Service Foils Tel Aviv Emb Assassination Plot
Israeli secret service testified in Tel Aviv district court that an underground group planned to blow up the Soviet Embassy and assassinate Lloyd Johnston and Eric Johnston, aiming to provoke Russian retaliation and Western intervention. Special precautions followed as details emerged regarding Yaacov Heruti and the group’s aims.
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Tel Aviv
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Eric Johnston
U.S
Heruti
Israel
2. View
Jordan
Syria
Egypt
Lloyd and
Johnston
Secret Service
Rudolf Kastner
Kastner
Hungary
Libel Jury Selection to Continue in London and LA
Jury selection continues in London over disarmament talks shaping Western hopes while in Los Angeles the Confidential libel suit faces delay. Defense pins trial on Fred and Marjorie Meade of Hollywood Research, Inc. amid three empty chairs and ongoing pretrial disputes.
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Los Angeles
Spley
Hollywood
Arthur J. Crowley
Fred
Marjorie Meade
Hollywood Research, Inc
West Coast
Foe
Peedle WO
Independent Mother Joins Daughters In Custody Case
Mixed page notes hint at a Japanese widow traveling to join her daughters under custody after her American husband’s Okinawa death. The item appears on Page 12 with fragmented captions touching on family dispute and legal actions.
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Okinawa
Prodigal Painting Back By BILL MAYER
A one year old blind man touched an Italian Renaissance painting yesterday worth at least 5002 as a reported two year theft. Pasadena dealer Umberto Bellini, aka Acquavive, was questioned on suspicion of grand theft after the work surfaced in his shop and he claimed he would accept work as payment. Police and investigators pursued the case as the original owner, Egbert Moorehouse, disputed Acquavive’s version of events.
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Egbert Halsey Moorehouse
E. Seventh
St. Los Angeles
Belli Acquavive
Pasadena
N. Arroyo Parkway
Acquavive
Brice
Pete Ellena
Hall of Justice
Acquive
Umberto Bellini
D'Atri Aragon
Duke d'Atri
Los Angeles
Valley Mishaps Kill 1 Injure 4 in San Gabriel Valley Crash
A high speed crash on Arroyo Drive near San Gabriel Boulevard in South San Gabriel killed Ernest Gill, 25, of Los Angeles, and injured four others including John Alvarada, 22, Valentino Miranda, 21, Peter Gonzales, 20, and Fred Trujillo, 17. Police say Gill lost control while attempting a left turn onto San Gabriel Boulevard. the other wreck involved four young men injured in Pasadena near 120 North Orange Grove Avenue and Holly Street.
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Ernest’s. Gill
Los
San Gabriel Valley
Royo
San Gabriel Blvd
South San Gabriel
N. Orange
Grove Ave
Holly St
Pasadena
John Alverada
Valentino Miranda
Peter Gonzales
Fred Trujillo
Los Angeles
Trujillo
Gill
el Monte Medical Center
Arroyo Dr
Arabs Appeal to Eisenhower and Bulganin for Peace in Oman
Arab rebel leaders representing the Imam of Oman called on President Eisenhower and Soviet Premier Bulganin to halt British military intervention and negotiate a settlement. They urged respect for Oman’s frontiers and independence while warning Russia could enter the Middle East dispute. the appeal follows British and Sultan forces backing the Oman regime and growing rebel strength in Cairo and regional areas.
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Muscat
Oman
Efisenhower
Nikolai Bulganin
Imam
Soviet Union
MidEast
Moscow
Britain
Sheikh Mohamed Ethanithy
Sen
Eisenhows
Bul- Meie
Emkr’ Sweh
Issa Ethanithy
Shinegiya
Elharithy
Eisenhower
Bulganin
Russia
Middle East
Is Bulganin Ailing or Purged
Charles H. Klensch writes from London on whether Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin has been purged or sidelined. The article notes his absence from Khrushchev Tito talks in Romania and from a delegation to East Germany, while recalling past disappearances and health concerns amid Kremlin changes and debates over Bulganin's role.
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Charles H. Klensch
London
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Nikolai Bulganin
Bulganin
Moscow
Kremlin
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Khrushchev
Tito
Romania
East Germany
Eithge
V.M. Molotoy
Georgi Malenkov
India
Burma
Afghanistan
Finland
Czechoslovakia
Wiltern Theater Robbed of 3Gs
A 25-year-old youth robbed the Warner Wiltern Theater at 4 45 p m yesterday and escaped with 3000 in a traveling bag. The bandit reportedly held the manager and then walked out past the box office.
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Warner Wiltern
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