Seven die from fumes in Fresno home tragedy
Fresno authorities recovered the bodies of seven people, including a baby, from a small house east of the city after they inhaled fumes from a gas heater they had invented. The victims, including Mr and Mrs Luke Vaughn and their daughter Gail, were identified alongside house guests and a possible Galloway family member.
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Fresno
Calif
California
Alphard Dickinson
Luke Vaughn
Gail
William Harris
Adelanto Calif
Jeanette
Joyce Galloway
James Phelan
Vaughn
Harris
Phelan
Sheriff's Office
Robert Saum
Tom Nix
Dickinson
Marie McDonald Return Awaited
An investigator studied records of the Marie McDonald kidnapping case in preparation for the actress expected to arrive in Los Angeles. The case, revived in Cincinnati, involves her claim that husband Harry Karl arranged the 1957 abduction. Miss McDonald seeks to clear facts via a lie test as District Attorney McKesson and Police Chief Parker push for evidence.
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Los Angeles
Marie McDonald
Cincinnati
Harry Karl
William B. McKesson
William Parker
Cincinnat
Miss McDonald
Sharp protests over Mallonna Construction contracts in California
Sacramento AP report notes the Legislative Audit Committee urged the Department of Public Works to withhold highway contracts from Mallonna Construction Co of San Luis Obispo after charges of sharp practices. Director C M Gilliss had announced two jobs worth over 3.5 million were awarded to the firm as the committee prepared further inquiry next Tuesday.
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Sacramento
Department of Public Works
San Luis Obispo
Joint
Legislative Audit Committee
Public Works
C.M
Gilliss
Mallonna Construction Co
Drill Revamped With New Rifles In Bern
The Swiss military abandons the tradition of presenting arms in parade drill as modern rapid fire automatic rifles are deemed too awkward to handle. The Federal Military Department today oversees modernization efforts.
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Bern
Swiverland Jug
Federal Military Department
Presentartos
Ville
Retarded label challenged by psychologist at Chicago conference
Dr Thomas Gladwin of the National Institute of Mental Health urged a rethinking of IQ testing, arguing many children are mislabeled as mentally retarded though their IQs may be normal and school performance intact. He noted concern over after school placement and societal impact.
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Chicago
Thomas Gladwich
National Institute of Mental’ Health
Gladwin
French Firms to Build Multan Fertilizer Plant in Pakistan
Pakistan's Corporation for Industrial Development signs with French firms an agreement to construct a $33.8 million fertilizer plant at Multan. When finished in 1960 the plant will produce 200000 tons of fertilizer annually and train Pakistani chemists engineers and management staff in France.
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Karachi
Pakistan
Corportation For
Multan
France
The Daily Review Contact and Circulation Details
Publication from Hayward California lists mailing address at 250 Winton Ave and 1980 Winton Ave as offices. It notes subscription rates and places for sales at Leandro and Centerville offices.
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The
Daily Review, Inc
Hayward
California
Winton Ave
Daily Review
Alameda
AEWA
Tefferton
Elgin
SA Leandro
San Leandro
Woman Attacks Lead Actor On Broadway During Play
Joyce Greller, 26, rushed the Lyceum stage during Look Back in Anger and struck Kenneth Haigh over an adulterous scene. Haigh and Alan Bates restrained her as Vivi Anne Drummond called for curtain. She apologized backstage and was released without charges.
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New York
Joyce C. Gretlet
Kenneth Haigh
Haigh
Alan Bates
Vivieane Drummond
John Osborne
Jimmy ‘Porter
Youngsman
Bates
Miss Drummond
Lyceum
Porter
Miss Greller
Cutter Plans Ruling Appeal in Vaccine Damage Case
Lawyers for Cutter Laboratories announced an appeal of a jury ruling that ordered damages totaling 147,200 to two Southern California children and parents. The Alameda County jury awarded 123,000 to Ann Elizabeth Gottsbanker of Santa Barbara and 14,000 to James Phipps of Monrovia plus costs, claiming polio arose after inoculations of Cutter’s defective Salk vaccine.
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Berkeley
Calif
Cutter Laboratories
Cutter
Shipbuilders Smash Swedish Records and Cut Jobs
GM announced record ship deliveries at the Sweden plants with 82 vessels totaling 1 008 gross tons. Layoffs will reduce the workforce by about 70 percent, though employment at the plant will stay for foreign orders mainly in Norway.
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Gothenburg
Sweden
Oakland
Planden
Chevrolet
Fisher
General Motors
Harty
Prentice
Douglas Cleland
Norway
Bacall Hints Plan To Marry Sinatra In Hollywood Rumors
Hollywood gossip says actress Lauren Bacall hinted to friends that she may marry Frank Sinatra after her 1957 marriage to Humphrey Bogart. Sinatra, unavailable for comment, had previously denied such plans.
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Bacall
Marty Sinatra
Hollywood
Lauren Bacall
Frank Sinatra
Humphrey Bogart
Sinatra
Mr& Nightclub
Miss Bacall
Nancy
Ava Gardner
Mexico
Rossellini Divorce Suit Delayed Again
The Alberto Rossellini legal action to annul his marriage to Ingrid Bergman is postponed until May as key documents from Sweden are not yet received. He alleges the Mexican proxy marriage is invalid because Bergman’s prior proxy divorce from Peter Lindstrom cannot be recognized under Swedish law.
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Rome
Alberto Rosselini
Ingrid Bergman
Miss Bergman
Sweden
Rossellini
Mexico
Peter ‘Lindstrom
Airport Land Project Ends
The Port of Oakland completed its 17 500 000 expansion project for Oakland International Airport by reclaiming 14 100 000 cubic yards of sand from the bay. The work creates a new jet runway with over water approaches, a terminal, heliport, control tower, parking and freight facilities, with completion set for November 1960.
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Oakland
Port of
Oakland International Airport
Utah Construction Company
Mamie Gains Tan Loses Five Pounds After Western Trip
Mrs. Mamie Eisenhower returns home from a 16 day western vacation sun tanned and five pounds lighter. She calls the trip wonderful and notes two weeks at the Maine Chance resort in Phoenix and a two day visit to her ailing mother in Denver. Her sister Mrs Gordon Moore accompanied her.
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Washington
Mamie Eisenhower
Maine
Foreign Aid Officials Defend Use of Funds
Congressional testimony details ICA and foreign aid managers defending program choices. Officials admit sending two electronic microscopes to the Philippines but cite power plants and local adaptation as justification. They deny funds financed sex surveys or unnecessary projects and explain misstatements as criticisms.
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Washington
Congress
India
Iran
Cambodia
Italy
Chiang Kai-shek
Manila
Alvelume
House Foreign Affairs Committee
International Cooperation Administration
ICA
Philippines
University of the Philippines
Los Banos
United States
Juniversity
Eskimos
Convicts End 2 Day Rioting at Petros Prison
More than 300 dangerous convicts weary and hungry after two days of rioting returned to their cells under a shaky truce with prison officials. Prison authorities reported a huddle with inmate spokesmen who promised the trouble would end, and by Wednesday the four story cellblock was quiet despite terms of 99 years or life.
Brazil Rubber Production Falls Behind Demand
In Brazil the rubber market shows domestic demand outrunning output. In 1957 about 27,000 tons were consumed while only about 20,000 tons were grown. National consumption reached 4,612 tons in 1840.
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Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Painter's Work Done While Tipsy in Ancient China
A seventh century painter known as doshi produced his best wall paintings while intoxicated. He lived in a period when he worked in China and Japan and could not paint unless he was drunk. In Ch'ang-an he created over 300 wall paintings.
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Hong-Kong
China
Japan
Doshi
Ch'ang-an
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