Tragedy prompts suspect hold in Tacoma home fire
In Tacoma Washington police held 33 year old Angus Asbjornsen after a fatal arson fire that killed seven children of Mrs Jean McCarley 28 and her baby brother who survived. Investigators say the children died of suffocation as firefighters battled a blaze that engulfed the home during a drive in theater outing. The coroner and detectives pursued leads as neighbors watched.
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Dulles Faces GOP and Dems Over Corsi Ouster
The article reports both parties accusing Secretary of State John Foster Dulles of a shameless surrender for dropping Edward J. Corsi as refugee adviser. They demand a full explanation while Dulles says Corsi will not face security questions. reactions cite McCarran-Walter Act and New York figures including former Gov Dewey and Rep Frelinghuysen.
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Hook Slider comic strip debuts Monday April 1
A factions of readers are teased with a new HOOK SLIDER comic strip beginning Monday April 1. The brief notice hints at humor and a fresh feature for the paper’s comic lineup, inviting readers to check the new installment starting that day.
Soviet to Renounce Mutual Aid Pacts With France Britain
The foreign ministry said the Soviet parliament was asked to renounce pacts with Britain and France in response to Western moves toward a union with West Germany. A separate note signaled intent to pursue a multilateral Eastern European alliance. Molotov informed US Britain and France ambassadors of the seek.
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Telescoping Cops Pinpoint Gambling Ring
Washington officers monitored a gambling operation for three weeks from a room across from police headquarters. They have filed 34 counts of gambling against Raab and others. The report mentions Vienna, West Germany, and Holland in a broader context of postwar pact ratifications.
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Mystery Shot Damages Tractor in San Lorenzo
Farmer Jeryl Fry of San Lorenzo reported his tractor failed to start yesterday. Deputies said four holes in the crankcase were made by a small caliber bullet, likely a .22 or .32, in a suspected malicious act.
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Gas tanker crash shuts Highway 21 near Pleasanton
A gasoline tank truck owned by Ameri can Oil rolled on Highway 21 near Verona Road Pleasanton after tipping at 3 30 pm. Otis Lundehl 29 Campbell Calif drove the unit and no injuries were reported as investigators continued to probe the scene for nearly 12 hours.
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Red Youth Valery Lysikov Returns to Soviets After asylum bid
A Soviet youth Valery Lysikov, youngest to seek asylum, fled to the West then chose to return to his Russian parents at their request. U.S. high commission said he had worried his flight could endanger his parents. Spokesman noted Lysikov began spreading Communist propaganda before deciding to return. He left the East willingly after a brief bid for asylum.
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Bay City Incorporation Hearing Status in Doubt
A district attorney review questions the validity of signatures for the Bay City incorporation petition and delays Tuesday publication. Cochran and others argue about extra costs and late timing, with a meeting set to discuss annexation options and continued petition efforts.
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Nationalist Warplanes Blast Red Chinese in Raid
Fragmented dispatches describe Nationalist warplanes blasting Red Chinese targets in a coastal front, with reports noting gunboats and 100 ton Chinese forces. The gleam of radio traffic mentions Ningpo, Taipei arrival eve, and a high American commander amid ongoing tension.
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Christians Pray For Peace In Easter Observances
UNITED PRESS reports Christians worldwide mark Easter with prayers for peace amid fears of new conflicts. Pilgrims in Jerusalem retraced steps to the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, ending at Christ’s tomb as prayers were offered. In Rome, Catholic pilgrims gathered for the Vatican observance and a papal benediction anticipated from St. Peter’s Basilica. President Eisenhower’s lead story appears on page six.
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Submerged Car Traps Two Teens Beside Bristol River
Two high school students Nancy and Sonny, trapped for 34 hours in a 1949 Chevrolet sedan, faced rising water and a swift current. Fire crews along with a bridge sightline rescued them after the car lodged on a rocky ledge downstream, the teens clutching a joke book and braving freezing conditions.
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Pro Catholic Demonstrations Stir Buenos Aires Streets
Groups of young Roman Catholics in Buenos Aires staged impromptu anti government demonstrations last night. Thousands attended Good Friday services in churches as small circles moved from church to church chanting pro church slogans. Police reported no violence or arrests, while Thursday's protests led to several arrests later released within hours. A mass gathering blocked traffic at Plaza de Mayo before a holy Thursday procession and meeting.
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