Bonelli Vanished Report Shocks San Diego Union
The San Diego Union reports that William G. Bonelli a county board of equalization member has vanished. A San Diego grand jury seeks him over liquor license briberies and campaign contributions. Bonelli’s ranch near Kingman Arizona is the focus as investigators try to locate him.
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Ernest Roll
AEC Seeks to Reassure World on H-Bomb Tests
The Atomic Energy Commission announced that fallout from hydrogen bomb tests is not significant and that findings from its biology and medicine division are being studied. Chairman Lewis Strauss indicated more results would be released as available and affirmed no alternate test sites were planned beyond Enentimes Atoll.
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Far East
Mendes France calls vote of confidence over Paris accords
Paris. Premier Mendes-France challenged opponents in the National Assembly to a confidence vote Monday over budget matters as deputies prep to debate the Paris accords granting sovereignty and rearmament rights to West Germany. He pledged to stake the life of his government on the budget vote amid a tightening margin.
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National Assembly
Pierre Mendes-France
West Germany
Mendes-France
Assembly
Indochina
Finance Committee
George George Photet
Lyle Buehler
Alameda
Suspect Held For Trial In Abortion Death
Roger Pred Brenon, 28, held for trial on murder in the death of Virginia Hopkins Watson following an illegal abortion. Testimony showed Brenon sterilized instruments in the Watson apartment and was identified as Dr. Roger Beskles. Bond set at $10,000 pending arraignment in January.
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Virginia Hopkins Watson
Artius Watson
Marcella Jones
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Fainting cure praised as nature’s own remedy
Chicago report reviews Dr Alfred Soffer of New York who says fainting is nature’s cure when the victim is left flat on his back. He argues blood returns to the chest and head best with head downward and that forcing sitting up delays recovery.
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Mil Liman
Fred Miller Milwaukee Brewer Dies in Plane Crash
Fred C Miller president of Miller Brewing died after a twin engine plane owned by his company crashed near Gen Mitchell Field Milwaukee He was thrown clear but died within hours His 23 year old son and two pilots also died in the crash en route to a hunting trip at a cabin near Winnipeg Canada Miller a Notre Dame football star and booster of Milwaukee commerce led athletics and helped bring the Boston Braves to Milwaukee.
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Notre Dame
Boston Braves
Statehood Bill Faces Old House Tactic
Rep Claire Engle says he will use a 1812 parliamentary gambit to bring Alaska and Hawaii statehood bills to the floor if needed. Despite potential resistance, interior committee backing remains strong, with Engle and A L Miller leading the charge.
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Claire Engle
Calif
Alaska
Hawaii
House
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Ames
Congress
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Ignate
Rules
Howard W. Smith
Interior Committee
Engle
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Nebraska
Interior
Rules Committee
Eisenhower Press Conferences: Circles and Speed
Ike's press conference technique has improved but remains circular. He speaks rapidly, often thinking aloud, with reporters strained to keep up and rely on transcripts from outside firms. Attendance at his conferences is high, though Wednesdays drew 152 reporters.
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Centerville OKs Bids for Gienmoor School Construction
Centerville Trustees authorized advertisement for bids on Gienmoor school construction with bids due 8 p.m. January 12 at Centerville Elementary. They also approved a new fourth grade teacher, started site search for a fourth school, and authorized darkening drapes for six classrooms to enable audio-visual use, matching facilities at the new Norris school.
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Gienmoor
Tom Ma Joney
Ma- Joney
Alann G. Norris
Centersville
Ninth U N assembly ends with peace plan support
The ninth United Nations assembly closed with unanimous East West backing of President Eisenhower's atoms for peace plan and resumption of disarmament talks. It also approved a strong resolution condemning the Communist trial of U.S. airmen and demanding return of all POWs, while defeating Soviet anti American measures. The U.N. also endorsed U.N. tribunal review rights and compensation rulings for 11 ousted American staffers.
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Netherlands
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