Liquor Store Owner Sings Opera Returns to Stage
George Tallone, owner of Levelling Liquors at Freeman Market San Leandro, begins his tenth season with Cincinnati Summer Opera. He reopens as Goro in Madame Butterfly and plans appearances with Tulsa Opera and San Antonio Symphony while continuing fulltime at his liquor business. Tallone, 40, lives with wife Laura and two year old Andrew at Hayward.
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New Orleans
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McKinley Kin Kills Self in Korea Command Post
Army reports Col William D McKinley, great nephew of former president, was found dead from a self inflicted pistol shot at his quarters near the front lines in Korea. He commanded the 19th Regiment of the 24th Infantry and was shot in the left chest. his father previously commanded the same unit. His wife resides at Martha's Vineyard Massachusetts.
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Iste
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McKinley
Yves
Martha’s Vineyard
Mass
Versailles Palace Theater Restored To 18th Century Design
Tourists may view the newly restored 600-seat Versailles theater as it appeared in the 18th century. Built by order of Louis XV for the future Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette, the auditorium was sharpened during the French Revolution and underwent repairs begun two decades ago.
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Paris
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Louis XVI
Marie Antoinette
Nothing But the Best Nothing but the Best New York
Sidewalk superintendents here agree they never had it so good for their viewing convenience.
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New York
Body of Woman Found in San Francisco Surf
Police say a woman found near the Ocean Beach area of Balboa Street may have died by her own action. The body was discovered on the shore beside the Life Building area as investigators assess the scene.
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Marie’ ‘Mouton
Ron-Surf
San Francisso
Balboa St
Gluckman Returns Home From Hawaii Flight
San Francisco pilot Peter Glayexann nicknamed the flying watchmaker completed a record two way trans Pacific trip in a Beechcraft Bonanza. He landed at San Carlos airport after a 19 hour 10 minute flight from Honolulu marking nearly 5000 miles total.
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Peter Glayexann
Poerly
Hawaii
Islands
Gluckmann
San Carlos
Honolulu
Taxes Threaten Nation Life Says Humphrey
Treasury Secretary George M Humphrey warned the House Post Office committee that current high tax rates are needed for defense but are too burdensome over time. He contrasted duty to fund defense with risk to the nation's life if taxes remain high. He opposed postal pay raises potentially adding 7 billion dollars yearly to costs.
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George M. Humphrey
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House Post Office Committee
House
Eisenhower
Committee
Tom Murray
D-| Tenn
Ott F Humphrey
Scott to Fight Murder Charges in Court Today
Los Angeles. Scott faces murder charges in the death of his wealthy wife Evelyn Thors. Judge Louis H Burke will hear arguments from attorney P Basil Lambros regarding the murder indictment and requests to dismiss nine counts of forgery and four counts of grand theft tied to mishandling the estate worth 509000 dollars.
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Scott
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Evelyn Thors
Louis H Burke
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Lambros
Los Angeles Grand
Peel
Midwest Flood Threat Deepens Across States
Floodwaters inundate cropland in Minnesota driving families from homes while North Dakota and Oklahoma face new floods. Four drowned in a rescue attempt near Hastings as the Mississippi rise looms to 15.5 feet at St Paul. Crow and Minnesota rivers swell, dozens seek sandbag protection. trains derailed in Minnesota. Cooler air promises relief from Texas to Great Lakes with scattered rain.
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Santa Marians Battle Hoppers
Santa Maria farmers and highway engineers faced a massive grasshopper invasion covering 7000 acres in the Santa Maria Valley. The pests stripped crops along fields and lined a stretch of US Highway 12 with $100,600 worth of plants set for erosion control as planes sprayed insecticide to curb the horde. Agricultural Inspector James Jones called it the worst outbreak in years, with Los Alamos area farmers estimating crop damage around $100,000.
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Ike's Nephew Hurt In Car Collision Near Carmel
Earl Eizenhower, nephew of President Eisenhower, sustained minor injuries in a two car crash 27 miles east of Carmel. He was studying Russian at the Army Language School in Monterey and received first aid at Fort Ord Army Hospital before being released. his two companions were unharmed.
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Senate Group Delays Civil Rights Action in Mealy Text
Senate group votes 7 to 5 to table civil rights measures as debate continues. Mentions Everett Dirksen and O'Mahoney stalling progress while discussions on meat-packing antitrust issues also surface. Reports on British royal gossip mix with U S and UK political notes surrounding Princess Margaret and Lord Beresford.
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Lyaw
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Ford
Akron tire industry output rises to 111 million
The Akron tire industry produced 104 million tires in 1954 and projects 111 million this year. By 1940, just before World War II, output had reached 80 million tires.
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Swedish Lass Vows US Return
Christina Wennerstrom the Swedish diplomat's daughter pledges to go back to America after a failed elopement with former Senate page Huw Williams. The 16-year-old clutches a teddy bear and spoke to reporters in Copenhagen while her mother notes she may write to her beloved.
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Huw
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