Double Life of Oakland Man in Drownings Revealed
Frederick Vallejo of Oakland, a warehouse worker, drowned near Berkeley with two women. Police found two IDs under different names, Frederick Vallejo and Frederick McIntosh Smith, plus Army papers and a minor criminal record in two states. Vallejo, divorced and father of three, surfaced as impersonating an Army officer. his boat to a pier carried Marilyn Hamm and Patricia Scanlon, while Scanlon’s body remained missing after three deaths.
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California
Smith
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Marilyn Hamm
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U S and Russia eye limited talks on ban monitoring
U S officials forecast a U S Russia accord to hold technical disarmament talks focused on how to police a nuclear test ban. Agreement depends on avoiding early deadlines and excluding intrusive steps. Khrushchev letters signal readiness to join technician talks, but only on a nuclear test ban.
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Russia
Pacific
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Eisenhower
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Airmen Foster Cultural Exchange Fraternity at Ramstein
RAMSTEIN Germany AP A group of airmen at the U S air base has founded a fraternity to work with world youth organizations to promote cultural friendship and understanding.
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Germany
U.S. Air
Bandits Set Fire To Chicago Care Restaurant
A five alarm fire hit Allgauer's Fireside Restaurant in Lincolnwood early today after two burglars stole an undetermined sum and set blazes. The blaze drew heavy response from Chicago firefighters and equipment. no injuries were reported.
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Gus Allgauer
Chicago
Riots, gun running, and U.S. naval activity widen Lebanon crisis
Lebanese forces move to quell protests as gendarmes withdraw under army escort amid accusations of foreign plotting. A sailboat seized with 6000 rifles and 240000 dollars in Egyptian currency signals escalating external influence. U.S. destroyers near Lebanon and embassy barricades mark tense同 international standoff.
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Henti Pharaon
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Red Cross Flag Planted on Mount Fuji Trek
Crawfordsville man Chris Hartley and Sgt Larry Miller completed a 160 mile climb to Japan’s Mount Fuji aboard Yokota Base to publicize the American Red Cross. Hartley planted the Red Cross flag at the summit after starting last Wednesday with three others.
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Don Newcombe's Brother Fined After Assault Conviction
Harold Newcombe, 20, brother of Dodgers pitcher Don Newcombe, was convicted of assaulting a policeman in Newark New Jersey. The report notes the conviction occurred Monday and highlights the Newcombe family connection to professional baseball.
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Nut
Harold Newcombe
Los Angeles Dodger
Don Newcomb
Remmer Tax Trial Opens in Nevada Retrial
Federal court in Carson City opens the retrial of Elmer Remmer known as Bones on income tax evasion charges. The case, previously reversed by the U.S. Supreme Court due to juror conduct, aims to prove evasion of about $38,000 on net worth from 1944 to 1946.
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Nevada
San Francisco Bay Area
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Remmer
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High Court
Singer Butler Learns Lesson From Rise And Fall
Hollywood veteran Champ Butler, once a million selling vocalist, testified before a federal bankruptcy referee that he is 80 years old and in debt by 18343 dollars. He said assets include a bongo drum and 48 dollars in bank accounts, with income plunging from 40000 to 5000 dollars in recent years.
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ENS
Champ Butler
Butler
Military Pay Hike Assured
Washington AP reports Congress approved a $376,438,000 military pay increase for 2,592,000 active and retired servicemen. The bill, boosted by a Senate compromise, would raise pay by at least 6 percent for those with over two years of service and include proficiency pay for specialists and some officers. It awaits Eisenhower’s signature and takes effect the first day of the following month.
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Senate
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Eisenhower
Warning Issued by Negro Leader Against Overuse of Integration
A Negro leader urged his race to avoid overworking the term "integration" lest they lose respect for their own virtues and values. The warning emphasizes maintaining balance in pursuing civil rights goals while preserving self-respect and community standards.
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Washington
U S Library in Algiers Sacked
U S library in Algiers faced rioting as young French nationalists attacked urban Negro communities. A National Baptist Convention leader urged action to improve crime reduction and democracy. demonstrations in Algiers drew about 10 000 people while authorities prepared for potential changes.
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National Baptist Convention
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London
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French Dag
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Douglas Pact OK'd amid Convair strike hits plants
Tentative agreement reached by mediator Harry Malcom for Douglas Aircraft and United Auto Workers amid a Pomona Convair strike. Picket lines at Pomona and renewed talks followed a late deadline, with wage and union rules key sticking points across Long Beach Tulsa Charlotte and San Diego plants.
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Santa Monies
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United Front
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Navy
Watchdog Urged for U S Foreign Aid Plan
Washington AP Acting chairman Thomas E. Morgan of the House Foreign Affairs Committee urged creation of a congressional watchdog subcommittee to oversee the 3.6 billion foreign aid program. The panel aims to ride herd on aid spending as lawmakers push to cut nearly 204 million in military aid and tighten accountability for counterpart funds used by traveling congressmen.
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Thomas E. Morgan
House Foreign Affairs Committee
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House
Foreign Affairs Committee
Eisenhower
Alvin Bentley
R-Mich
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Iowa
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Uteh
British Film Angers U S Audiences At Cannes
At the Cannes festival a British film titled Orders to Kill drew a warm reception despite strong anti American overtones. The drama centers on a U S Army officer sent to occupied France in World War I to eliminate a Frenchman suspected of treason, a mission later deemed wartime error by American intelligence.
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Actor Lawford Hurt in Crash Near West Los Angeles
Hollywood report states actor Peter Lawford injured his left arm in a collision in West Los Angeles. Police booked Aaron Wallace, a Los Angeles man who claimed to be a minister, on suspicion of a felony. Wallace was reportedly under the influence of alcohol.
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Los Angeles
Aaron Wallace
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Firms Deny Price Fixing On Vaccine Makers
Five drug companies including Eli Lilly, Merck, Parke Davis and Allied Laboratories were indicted by a 23 member federal grand jury for price fixing and monopolizing production of Salkpolis vaccine from 1955 to 1957. The firms denied the charges as "fantastic" and "non sense" as stock prices fell on the news and the government alleged they produced 205 million doses valued at 425 million dollars.
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Bo Lilly
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Allied Laboratories
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SEATO Armada Visits Manila Bay
A 24-ship SEATO fleet from the United States Britain Australia New Zealand and Pakistan steamed into Manila Bay for a courtesy visit after South China Sea maneuvers. The invasion, the alliance's largest armada, followed a two day refueling and resupply exercise conducted Monday while under submarine attack.
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Butler Charges Failure of GOP On Civil Rights
Stanford California Monday night Democratic National Committee chair Paul Butler accused the Eisenhower administration of failing to match Democrats in civil rights leadership. He urged Stanford students to compare Democratic and New Deal actions with Republican delays and lack of leadership. Butler praised the Democrats' 25 year record, named Emil Brown to challenge Knowland, and said Engle’s Senate bid looks strong against Knight and Christopher. He reiterated a Washington statement that Eisenhower may resign with Nixon as successor, claiming big business would push Nixon to quit early next year.
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River floods force evacuations across several states
Red Cross requested 100 tons of shelter aid as Tar River reached its 28 year crest forcing about 350 residents from homes in North Carolina. Neighbors along Neuse River prepared for more evacuations while storms battered Texas Georgia and the Dakotas with heavy rain and winds.
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