Wife of Fresno Cantaloop King In Suicide Attempt
Mrs. Lilian Coit 31 estranged wife of multimillionaire Frank Coit, attempted to throw herself from a fourth floor City Hall railing in San Francisco during a custody and support hearing. She later struck her husband and cried for food as her attorney claimed she faced eviction and poverty.
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San Francisco
UPI
Lilian Coit
Frank Colt
Coit
Algo
C. Harold Caulfield
Citys Hall
Suit to Block A Tests Looms in D C
Los Angeles reports attorney Wilin will file a suit in Washington D C to halt further nuclear tests conducted by the Atomic Energy Commission. The action seeks a temporary injunction on Marshall Islands tests, with similar efforts aimed at Russia. The suit links to Linus Pauling and other scientists concerned over genetic dangers and radiation effects on residents, including measurements of burns and lowered blood counts.
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Los Angeles
Wirin
Washington
D.C
Wednes
Marshall Islands
Winn
Russia
V. Rueilenko
Mirin
Columbia
Linus Pauling
California
Institute of Technology
Bertrand Russell
Pauling
Nan Dwight Heine
Rights Restored In Panama City by De La Guardia
Civil rights suspended during last month's student riots in Panama City were restored Monday by President Ernesto de La Guardia. The move follows clashes between police and protesters and signals renewed order in the capital.
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Panama City
UPN
Ernesto de la Guardia
Health Plan Opposition Drive Told
Washington UP Jordey's charged organized medicine dominates by doctors and politicians. They urged progress of group health programs as the best solution to universal medical access. Horace Hansen and Walton H Hamilton argued organized medicine fights this venture while offering no concrete private or socialized model.
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Washington
Jordey
Horace Hansen
St. Paul
Mina
Walton H. Hamilton
Hansen
Group Health Federation of America
Hamilton
United States
American Medical Association
Labor Health Services
Bids on Road Jobs Asked in Northern California
The Division of Highways invited bids on three multimillion dollar projects in Northern California and several smaller jobs. Major items include a 1.45 million grade and surface job on US 22 near Burney, a 1.37 million Bayshore Highway interchange at Mountain View Alviso Road, and 1.10 million for southbound lanes on US 99 50 near Sacramento. Bids open July 16. Additional work includes Calaveras and Nevada County road projects with prices from 185,500 to 311,900.
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Sacramento
UPI
Division of Highways
California
Shasta County
Interest
Burney
Matchet Mountain
Bayshore Highway
Mountain View
Alviso Road
Sunnyvale
Sacramento County
Consumnus River
Elk Grove Road
Calaveras County
Murphys
Allairville
Nevada County
Towr
U S Expects Big Shift In Tactics By Kremlin
Washington expects a major shift in Soviet diplomacy after Moscow recalls ambassadors and seeks firsthand reports on Soviet leaders plans. Khrushchev appears to search for new tactics to revive a stalled peace offensive amid Western insistence on thorough preparation for a summit and a publicized Western agenda.
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U.S
Kremlin
Washington
UPI
London
Lve
Nikita Hhrushchev
Eisenhower
United States
Massey
State Department Montag
Soviet Union
State Department
Ihenshchev
Heman Wenttars
Khrushchev
Moscow Radio
Russia
Elfrida Boosts TV Quiz Winnings in New York
Elfrida von Nardroff, 32, a Brooklyn personnel officer turned TV quiz show contestant, raised her earnings to about 253000 as she beat local rival Herbert Hulse and faced Robert Leicester. She faces heavy taxes with roughly 200000 earmarked for the federal government and about 17000 for New York State.
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New York
Gpti
Elfrida von Nardroff
Brooklyn
Miss von Nardroff
Herbert Hulse
Goldsboro, N.C
United States
Rabert Leicester
Leicester
Walter
Ready Cash
Sae
New York State
Newest Missile Ready for Tests
VAN NUYS Calif UPI Lockheed said the Bird a faster version of the X7 missile was ready for tests a month early. The 37 foot air breathing missile will be tested from a B30 bomb bay at Alamogordo New Mexico. It carries a parachute and a nose spike for recovery with each recovery saving 35000 dollars.
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van Nuys
Calif
UPI
Lockheed
Air Force
Alamogordo
N.M
Lorenzan Faces Sentencing in Bad-Check Case
Leandro Rutlan Hull of 13148 Fleming Street San Lorenzo has been ordered to Superior Court for sentencing on a felony bad check charge after pleading guilty to one count before Judge Gerald P. Connitt. Two counts were dropped. The case stems from checks issued to Ashland Poultry Sherbys and Corner Bar totaling 133 dollars bounced last August.
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Leandro
Ratlan Hull
Fleming St. San Lorenzo
Hull
Gerald P. Connitt
Ashland’ Poultry
Sherby's
Ss Bar
Hungary accuses Nagy and allies in failed revolt
Budapest reports former Hungarian premier Imre Nagy and accomplices were tried for attempting to overthrow the Hungarian People’s Republic. Maleter and Szilagy were executed alongside others for high treason and anti-state conspiracy. The communique cites foreign imperialist aid to the revolt.
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Budapest
UPI
Geo
Imre Nagyaloyl Maleter
Teve'eral
Eeteal
Sc Hutionary
Soviet
Soviet Union
Ee Gutsi i Secei
Tors
Aupier
Lyuklos Gimes
Jozsef Szilagy
Justice Department
Nagy
Vbis
Hungarian Peoples Republic
Nage
Maleter
Santor Kipacsy
Erence Janoisi
Miklos Vasately
Zoltan Tildy
War crimes case looms at L A hearing for Artukovic
Los Angeles court debates extradition of Croatia’s former interior minister Andrija Artukovic, accused by Yugoslavia of ordering mass killings during World War II. Prosecutors seek extradition as a common murderer, detailing alleged slaughter of Jews Serbs and others. Defense argues actions were wartime politics, with witnesses planned to support claims. Artukovic lives in Seal Beach after arriving in the United States in 1968.
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Los Angeles
Artukovic
Yugoslavia
Croatia
Artukovic Haseen
Danielson
Teiense Olin
United States
Seal Beach
Long Beach
Calif
Es, Supreme Court
Yugoslavia Calls Nagy Executions Betrayal of Trust
Belgrade reports the liquidation of Imre Nagy and his co leaders deemed a clear betrayal of trust. Executions expected to trigger repercussions in Yugoslavia and push Tito toward Western alignment after rejecting the rest of the Communist bloc.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
UPI
Imre Nagy
Tito
Yugoszey
Budapest
Russia
Ivy League burglar indicted by San Francisco grand jury
San Francisco grand jury returned a 16 count indictment against Charles Visokay 29 Yale graduate dubbed the Ivy League burglar for burglaries mainly in Pacific and Presidio Heights. Two alleged fences William Bellamy and Ben Berkowitz were also indicted. Police value loot at over 100000.
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San Francisco
UPI
Grand Jury
iMer- Bay
Charles Wisoxey
Ivy Leegue
Cane
Pacific
Presidio Heights
Visokay
Yale
William Bellamy
Travis Air Force Base
Ben Berkowitz
Pevelty
Visokss
Bea
Fresno
Visalia
McKensie
Leon] IR
Vankivich
Pruitt
Death by own action, Japan reports surge in suicides
Tokyo Welfare Ministry releases year end figures showing 21,900 personal crisis reports in Japan with suicides rising to top killer status. Nervous breakdowns and family troubles appear among contributing factors. the data cites 21,400 deaths as self inflicted during 1957.
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Tokyo
Japan
Welfare Ministry
Rang
Wolverhampton
England
John Archibald Mac
Queen
Black Sheep Ads Draw Readers to Seday’s Want Ads
A brief note directs readers to Seday’s want ads with a provocative line about lost ones and black faces, hinting at humorous or sensational content in the public notices section. The item appears as a fragment urging engagement with the class listings.
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Seday
Woman 33 Delivers Triplets at Home in Local Case
Esther Silvanes, 33, gave birth to triplets at her home Monday night. The infants named Karen Joyce, Deborah Lynn, and Lawrence And draw were taken to Mary's Hera Hospital, where they were placed in care.
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San Francisco
UPI
Esther Silvanes
Karen Joyce
Deborah Lynn
Lawrence Andraw
Montner
Mary
Trujillo Says U S School Flunking His Son
Dominican leader Rafael Trujillo denounces the United States Command and General Staff College for flunking Rafael Jr. He claims the act makes the policy a political tool and denounces the good neighbor policy. Rafael Sr. asserts his son’s failure will not harm his reputation at home.
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Ciudad Trujillo
UPL
Rafael L. Trujilo
U.S. Command and General Staff College
Trujillo
Rafael Jr
Hector Trujillo
Rafael
Ft. Leavenworth
Los Angeles
Roosevelt
Rafael Sr
Noung
Leavenworth
Hollywood
Zsa
Zsa Gebor
Kim Noval
Theft Sentence Due Rail Clerk Theft Sentence Due
Fresno police report former Santa Fe Railway clerk Archibald Lloyd Sherwood pleaded guilty to grand theft involving $9,325 stolen by forging refund drafts and shippers claims between February and December 1957. He admitted a prior condition of forging government checks in Colorado in 1842.
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Fresno
UPI
Arthur C. Shepard
Cane
Lloyd Sherwood
Archibald
Santa Fe Railway
Colorado
End to East Gulf Shipping Tieup in Sight
New York dispatch reports progress as a two day strike by Marine Engineers Beneficial Association and American Merchant Marine Institute shows momentum toward a settlement. Fewer than 200 ships idled, with potential impact on about 400 more if unresolved. New York port busiest with 28 dry cargo ships affected.
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New York
UPI
Marine Engineers
Gulf
Striking
Marine Engineers Beneficial Association
Mutiné Instite
Gulf Coast
America
New Orleans
Philadelphia
Mobile
Ala
Houston
Galveston
Boston
MEBA
The
Marine Institute
Quaritine Une Sons
Othecs
National Maritime Union
American Radio Associatian
Shipping Union In Contract Talks Pacific Coast Standoff
San Francisco United Press International reports the Engineers Beneficial Association MEBA is negotiating a new contract with the Pacific Maritime Association PMA. MEBA represents about 4000 members on the Pacific Coast and some West Coast ports remain on strike while talks continue after the contract expired Monday.
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San Francisco
UPI
Statine Engineers Beneficial Association
Taft
Gulf Coast
Prcific, Maritime Association
MEBA
PMA
Pacific Coast
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