Bridges Seen as Threat to U S Security by Riesel
Labor figure Harry Bridges is portrayed by Victor Riesel as a menace to U S security, with Bridges’ associates defending his role in promoting maritime labor peace. Riesel claims Bridges controls West Coast and Hawaii economic lifelines via ILWU and allied groups, while Bridges’ aide calls charges unfounded.
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Washington
Harry Bridges
Victor Riesel
U.S
Bridges
Lnion
Australia
International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union
Hawaii
Senate Internal Security
Riesel
ILWS
West Coast
Ameri
San Francisco
Honolulu
Hiesenl
New York
Jeff Kibre
Bridge
Ruesels
TLWU
Dear Mr Runyon Teenagers Reject Adult Rules On Rock N Roll
A teen letter responds to Phyllis Battelle and F G Rouiyon arguing that teens enjoy diverse music including classical. The writer defends youth tastes and questions adults enforcing censorship, urging dialogue with teens about rock and roll.
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Phylis Battelle
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Miller Marries Marilyn Monroe Next Few Days Amid House Panel
Arthur Miller told the House Un American Activities Committee he plans to wed Marilyn Monroe soon after confirming the engagement. He defended past donations to groups later labeled Communist fronts and said he has applied for a passport after earlier denial. Monroe said on a radio news report she would marry. Miller also prepared for a London film project set to begin July 13.
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Washington
Arthur Miller
Marilyn Monroe
America
Miller
House Committee On UN- American Activities
Miss Monroe
New York
Maniyn
London
Muller
House Committee
State Department
United States
Youth Hurt in Canyon Trail Fall Near Montrose
A 15 year old Van Nuys youth, Peter Specker, fell from the Trail Canyon trail in Big Tujunga Canyon north of Montrose. He lay over two hours before rescue by Sheriff’s Emergency Reserves. He suffered a cerebral concussion, a slashed scalp and multiple injuries.
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Montrose
van Nuys
Trail Canyon
Big Tujunga Canyon
Here
Peter Spocker
Forest ‘Service
Joe Lannon
Lannon
Specker
Indictment Charged in East Bay Investment Scam
Alameda County grand jury indicted Sidney Scott Bahoh, a 36-year-old Burmese, for bilking East Bay residents of 87 029 by talk of fabulous profits. Bahoh, reported in Egypt, faced two indictments filed in secret. Judge Chris B. Fox set bail at 50 000 on each count.
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Oakland
Alameda County
East Bay
Sidney Scott
Bahoh
Egypt
Winthrop J. Branscheid
Chris B. Fox
Senators under probe trigger party turmoil
The Independent reports senators are upset amid a search for espionage devices in Senator Lehman's office. Apologies are demanded as investigations unfold and tensions rise. Democrats plan a vigorous Trumanesque campaign, echoing 1948 tactics, to rally support.
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Lehman
Three Die in Fiery Seattle Air Collision
A head on collision between a single engine Cessna and a two engine Beechcraft Bonanza near Boeing Field killed three men. Mark P. Miller of Terminal Flour Mills Co. was among the dead, along with Calvin W. Borle and Ellis Clark. The crash occurred as both planes attempted to land amid a busy approach pattern.
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Mark P. Miller
Terminal Flour Mils Co
Iland
Spokane Flour Mill Co
Spokane
Seattle
Flour and Cereal Mills Assn
Calvin W. Borle
Forrest Taylor
Boeing Field
Ellis Clark
Seattle Transit System
Portland
Independent's First Record Out Tomorrow
The Hi Fi Library release features Tchaikovsky classics Nutcracker Suite 1812 Overture and Marche Slav available tomorrow in Nash Pasadena and West Arcadia Berry Grassmueck Alhambra and Duford Kaiser outlets. Priced at 1.79 plus tax with six newspaper coupons.
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Nash
Pasadena
West Arcadia
Berry and Grassmueck
Colorado St
W. Main St
Alhambra
Duford-Kaiser
Colorado
Ready Shutdown Threat Looms Over Steel Industry
United Steelworkers Union told 650,000 workers to prepare for a midnight June 30 shutdown if talks fail. President David J. McDonald accused U S Steel, Bethlehem and Republic of conspiring to force a stoppage after a three hour negotiation session.
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New York
United Steelworkers Union
David J. McDonald
McDonald
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
Republic
San Gabriel man given life in murder of daughter
Joseph W. Verodi, 38, was sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of his 9 year old daughter Marie Yvonne in the San Gabriel family home on February 3. The judge found him sane and denied a reduction to manslaughter after a sanity trial. a 20 day stay allows an appeal.
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San Gabriel
Walter R. Evans
Joseph W. Verodi
Sane
Verodi
Caromine
Marie Yvonne
Evans
Veredis
Sit E. Central Ave
Verod
Edw. G. Robinson Jr in Drunk Driving Case
Hollywood police arrested Edward G. Robinson Jr 23 son of the star on felony drunk driving charges after his sports car sideswiped four parked vehicles. A 37 year old passenger was injured. Robinson claimed steering malfunction and failed a sobriety test. He posted $5000 bail after six hours in custody.
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Hollywood
Edward G. Robinson Jr
Martin Barth
Robinson
Santa Monica
Young Robinson
West Los Angeles
Los Angeles
Comedian George Burns Undergoes Minor Surgery
Hollywood reports comedian George Burns underwent minor surgery yesterday at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital. His wife Gracie Allen, daughter Sandra Wilhoite, and son Ronnie were at his bedside. Burns is expected to remain hospitalized about a week and joked about the operation while recovering.
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Hollywood
George Burns
Cedars of, Lebanon Hospital
Gracie Alien
Sandra Wilhoite
Ronnie
Burns
iWul
Optimists Hear Helicopter Plan For City Traffic
Pasadena Optimists heard a future solution to parking and traffic using single and two passenger helicopters. Rotor Craft Corp president Gilbert Magill outlined model timelines and costs including one man copters for military use at about 1000 dollars and two passenger copters priced near five to six thousand dollars.
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Gilbert Magill
Rotor Craft Corp
Glendale
Magill
Optimist Club
Rainier frees American craps player Lee in Monaco clemency
Prince Rainier III granted clemency to American craps shooter Jason Lee convicted of slipping loaded dice in Monte Carlo last February. Lee left Monaco for the United States via Japan after appeals by his son Jason Lee Jr. The trio, including Ralph Shaker and Phillip Aggie from the Los Angeles area, were sentenced to two years. Aggie and Shaker remain in jail. In Sacramento authorities discussed reforms and potential release timelines tied to inmate good behavior as preparations for a fair exhibit season proceed.
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Monte Carlo
Monaco
Prince Rainier III
Jason Lee
Lee
United States
Japan
Ralph Shaker
Phillip Aggie
Los Angeles
Aggie
Shaker
Sacramento
Rosie
Plars
Lees
Knight Denies Promises to Deposit State Funds
Gov. Knight flatly denied charges that he promised to steer state deposits to specific California banks to aid his campaign. He said he never discussed depositing state money with bankers or officials and that such decisions are the treasurer's exclusive responsibility. The dispute follows former deputy treasurer George Johnson’s resignation and bank deposit allegations raised by state treasurer Charles Johnson.
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Sacramento
Knight
California
Los Angeles
University of California Board of Regents
Charles G. Johnson
George W. Johnson
Johnson
John M. Peirce
San Marino Ends Secret Meet Controversy With Apologies
A dispute over secret council sessions in San Marino between Mayor Carson W. Ide and publisher Herbert H. McCormick ended as both men issued apologies. City Attorney Charles R. Martin advised the conference of the City Council and School Board was proper and not unlawful.
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San Marino
Carson W. Ide
Herbert H. McCormick
Ide
Charles R. Martin
Panty raids then and now at Stanford historian says
Stanford professor Dr. W. H. Cowley told deans at a National Association meeting that 19th century college riots were far more deadly than today. He cited Princeton Nassau Hall bombings and Oxford 1355 riot deaths as examples, saying reforms in calendars governance athletics curriculums and coeducation tamed student excesses.
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Palo Alto
INS
Stanford University
W. H. Cowley
Sindenis
Stanford
National Assn
Pers
Princeton
Cowley
Nassau Hall
New Haven
Oxford University
England
Coffey
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