Lana Turns Stars At Inquest Today
In Los Angeles Lana Turner appears at the coroner's inquest into Johnny Stompanato's death. Jurors hear Turner’s daughter Cheryl, 14, held the kitchen knife that stabbed Stompanato after he attacked Turner. The coroner says the blade pierced his stomach and he died instantly. Juvenile authorities hold Cheryl with a court hearing set for April 24, where possible outcomes include release to her mother or ward status.
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Los Angeles
Lang
Underworld
Hamtiome
Johnny Sompanato
Mickey Cohen
Watress
Beverly Hills
Manston
Miss Turner
Cheryl
Stompanate
Juvenil
Cheryl Taves
Steve Crane
Mommy
Johnny
Stomparlo
Truman urges Ike to fight back against critics
President Truman, in Washington for a busy weekend, told reporters that criticism should be met with a strong response and personal attacks against the president should be opposed. He contrasted his stance with hopes for a possible heads of state meeting on disarmament and warned that a public works program alone may not curb inflation. He noted no difference between Soviet Premier Khrushchev and prior dictators and said he would testify before the House Banking Committee on the recession.
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Truman
Nukita Khrushchev
Eiserthower
White House
Esenhower
Dane Gevhat
United States
Sig
Ecrusnenev
Amivers
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Democratic Advisory Council
Prumma
House Banking Committee
Rambler to Hire 400 More Workers in Wisconsin
Rambler to hire 400 workers this month as production increases by 10 percent. AMC Vice President Roy D. Chapin Jr. cites a steady uptrend in Rambler sales, a record last month, and a forecast of higher production starting April 18.
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Vewhl
Ots Corp
Wisconsin
AMC
Roy D. Chapin Jr
Wales
API
Chapin
Rambler
Snow removal costs rise but new salt spreader aids effort
The city spent 9291 on snow removal in the last three months, with 21098 funded by the Liquid Fuels tax, and 82098 from the streets department fund. A new salt spreader reduced labor and allowed over two tons of salt to be spread after a rare storm. Comparisons show 1958 costs surged versus 1957, reflecting harsher winter conditions and the impact of the updated equipment.
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Streets
Streets Department
Capwell
Corry Man Faces Reckless Driving Cost in Three-Vehicle Crash
A Corry man, Raymond Brown, 34, is charged with reckless driving after a three-vehicle collision in Union City last week that caused $800 in damages. Police Chief Paul Behan said Brown rammed his truck into John Frontera’s car, which then hit Lorenz Thomas’s vehicle. Frontera stopped to let Thomas out of a parking spot, then Brown struck Frontera as it began to move. Damages totaled $150 to Brown’s truck, $100 to Frontera’s car, and $50 to Thomas’s car. Behan awaited Brown’s reply to the charges.
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Union City
Paul Behan
Behan
Raymond Brown
Ridge Street
John Frontera
Rd.1
Fronttera
Lorenz Thomas
Frontera
Thomas
Brown
Thomas Machine
Behar
Matt
Soviet Reply To Western Summit Talks Seen Soon
Washington June reports that Khrushchev will return to Moscow to speed up a Soviet reply to Western plans for summit conference preparatory talks this month. Officials say Moscow will indicate whether a summit is desired this year or if the delay favors peace propaganda and potential new propaganda moves tied to nuclear tests.
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Khrushchev
Mosscow
Hungary
United States
Britain
France
Tathole
Moscow
U. S
Soviet Union
Pacific
U.S. Airman Held Over Alley Attack In Formosa
Airman Larry Greenway of Butler Pennsylvania faces a case after allegedly drunkenly pushing Maj Chang Yuh Doh, fracturing the officer’s skull near a downtown theater in Formosa. U S authorities promise rapid investigation and possible disciplinary action while offering medical aid. Vice Admiral Doyle sent flowers and Greenway’s father Gordon Greenway was updated by the provost marshal's office.
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Thipel
Larry Greenway
Butler
Army
Greenway
U. S
U.S. Army
Maj
Chang Yuh-Doh
Adm
Austin S. Doyle
U.S
Formosa
Gordon R. Greenway
Airmans
Buller
U. S. 13Th Air Force
Police Officer Vows to Nab Local Thieves Dead or Alive
Mel Holruin, a city police officer in Las Cruces New Mexico, is taking a personal stake in catching local thieves who have stolen his car caps twice in three weeks. He has sworn to recover the caps and identify the culprits.
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Las. Cruces
N. M
Mel Hol- Ruin
Link X Rays Of Pregnant Women To Rise Of Leukemia In Children
New Orleans researchers report an association between pelvic X rays during late pregnancy and higher leukemia risk in children. In a study of 900 children, those born to irradiated mothers showed roughly double the leukemia incidence compared with children of unirradiated mothers.
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New Orleans
Tulane University
Castro Escapes Government Trap Reject Moscow Talk Bid
The United States denounced the Soviet note on opening talks for a Moscow summit. Washington said the reply rejects substantive issues like German unification and Red rule in Eastern Europe. The White House described the note as not accepting the Western proposal for preparatory discussions to set a time and place for summit talks.
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Unite States
Moscow
U. S
White House
Eisenhower
Dulles
Europe
Rebels Elude Capture In Cuban Uprising Report
Rebel guerrilla columns led by Castro and his brother Paul remained at large against Batista forces in Oriente Province. Communiques said many rebels were surrendering but no decisive gains occurred, while clashes and shootings disrupted Havana and Santiago. Police and army reported deaths on both sides as uprisings aimed to pressure authorities faded after days of fighting.
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Pidel Castro
Cuba
Santiago
Castro
Oriente
Oriente Provltien
Paul
Nouray
Mokar
Ruuels
University of Havana
Woundiig Cuhanew Papeman
A. Ropits
Dilfeline
Ayy
Sujet Utility
Tirana
Caatro
Carlos Socarray
Terl Trion
Yola
Paustino Raves
Hivyprin
Lgrge
Fulgencio Batiste
Havans
Matanzas
Sierra Maestra
Southeast
Retail Sales Slump Marks Slower March Decline
Retail sales fell one percent in March as personal income dropped about 300 million dollars yearly. The Commerce Department cited wage cuts and shorter hours, with farm incomes and unemployment and social security payments offsetting parts of the decline.
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Teemneaa Aanefau
Nie Guy
Merit
Eisen‘ower
Commerce Department
Livengood backs right to work in Pennsylvania race
Independent gubernatorial candidate Livengood Jr. announces he would approve a right-to-work law if elected, criticizing Arthur McGonigle for opposing such measures. He cites requests from labor unions, industry, and professions as the reason for backing the proposal.
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Harrisburg
William 5
Livengood Jr
Arthur
McGinnigle
MecGonigie
Pennsylvania
Asvemeft
Frietieis i
Area Road Jobs Set For This Summer in Warren County
Chester R. Walker Warren County superintendent of highways releases a summer work plan for western Warren County. The Columbus-Lottsville road gains 4.75 miles of resurfacing with a total 24.28 miles to be treated. Other approved resurfacing includes Kinzva to Warren 1.29 miles Colza to Route 200 2.50 miles near Bear Lake along Route 88 1.50 miles in Columbus 2.27 miles in Shirar Grove and a new bridge at Su ser Grove Township. Additional work covers dust laying mulching and slope grading adjacent to Medwayn with highway signs refurbished. The county labor force totals 73 workers and mechanics with 30 equipment operators.
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Warren County
Chester R. Walker
Columbus-Lottsville
Kinzva
Warren
Colza
Bear Lake
Columbus
Shirar Grove
Suser Grove
Walker
Medwayn
Snbor Automotive
Girl Scouts Begin Cookie Delivery in Corry Area
Abily 250 Corry Girl Scouts start distributing 4,692 cookie boxes ordered by Conty area residents to raise funds for Erie County scouting programs. Boxes arrived Wednesday but delivery began yesterday with first orders to city homes. extra stock unavailable as all boxes spoken for.
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Corry
Conty Area
Erie County
Donald Cridly
Cady
Corryite Leaves Estate of $16,000
Corryite leaves an estate valued at $16,000 with proceeds earmarked for a widow and minor heirs. The will directs funds for the residence and church services, naming beneficiaries including Eith McCraw of Wealthy Atiwah and Helen Price of Eastarent, with the remaining estate divided among listed heirs in Jamestown, Foinestown, and adjacent areas.
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Cour Rue
Gwe
Eith McCraw
Mum
Edt Welles
Jamestown
Atrs
Margaret Wilsits
Foinestown
Ohio
Ald Men
Helen Price
Eastarent
Mra. McGraw
Slayer Moon to be moved to Farview State Hospital
Warren County Sheriff said Moon, convicted slayer of Judge Allison Wade, will be transported from Western Penitentiary in Pittsburgh to Farview State Hospital near Scranton after formal commitment papers were filed. Moon, 28, was in Warren County Jail and later received a governor’s pardon to life imprisonment in 1987.
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Sabon
Alevander C. Plick Jr
Farview State
Allison D. Wade
Larry Linder
Western Penitentiary
Pittsburgh
Moon
Farview
Scranton
Road contract awarded to Carry Firm for 3.08 mile highway
The State Highways Department awarded Fred W. Twing Inc of Covey a 3.08 mile four lane highway project near Eile in Fairview and Meléean townships. Another award went to FJ Groves and Sons for 4.01 miles near the Ghia state line, part of more than $5 million in local road contracts.
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State Highways Department
Barrisbury
Fred W] Twing, Inc
Covey, Witd
Fairview
Meléean
Eile
FJ. Groves and Sons
East Springfield
Ghia State Line
Two Exe
Aupertinh Way
Wecording
Highway Department
Enaluvers
Phruway
Eros
Eisenhower Heads to Augusta for Weekend Visit
President Dwight D. Eisenhower departed for Augusta aiming for a three day stay with plans for a weather aided trip. His journey followed a misty start and warmer prospects for the Augusta stop, in a period recalling his 1952 campaign tempo. The trip comes as U S officials weigh Stiles participation in the Royal Winter Fair Toronto exhibit plans and Russia exhibit hopes.
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Eisenhower
Gusta
Sult
Amd
Busria
Toronto
Charles FW Turns
Royal Agrinilt
Pennsylvania to join national civil defense drill
About 500 Pennsylvania civil defense officials heard Dr. Faghard Oeratel outline plans for a May 6 and 7 drill with public alert at an unspecified morning hour. Schools urged to shelter children. nonessential public and emergency vehicles exempt during drills. radio and TV to broadcast explanations of signals.
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Pennsylvania
Faghard Oeratel
Gersted
Federal Civil Defense Administration
Atite
Gerptelt
Oye Meeling
Four Die In Fiery B47 Crash Near Buffalo
A bomber from the Strategic Air Command based at Omaha, Nebraska, exploded about 20,000 feet over rural countryside 20 miles south of Buffalo. The crash killed four airmen and involved a tanker aircraft preparing for a refueling operation.
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New York
Dat van Carey
Strategic Air Command
Omaha
Neb
Tone
Buffalo
Call Mediator In CBS Strike
CBS strike talks intensify as technicians from CBS, ABC, and NBC seek a mediator in Washington. IBEW cites job security and jurisdiction over video toning, while CBS accuses the walkout of stalling labor peace. The dispute centers on wages directors and access to prime time duties.
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Columbia
Television Techniclungmen
Washington
Ity
AcTedical
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NBC
Nations Associaton
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CBS
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Ruse iv
We Live
Erwin Stow
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
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