Safety fears cloud Nixon Caracas trip
U S officials voiced sharp concern over Vice President Richard Nixon's safety as he left the U S embassy in Caracas Venezuela en route home. Eisenhower and Dulles demanded protection measures while Congress eyed a full public airing of the affair and a Senate subcommittee planned questioning of State Department officials on Latin American tensions. Nixon pressed on with his South American goodwill mission despite warnings of potential violence or an assassination plot.
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Pier Angeli May Divorce from Vic Damone Rumor
Hollywood report states Italian born actress Pier Angeli may seek divorce from singer Vic Damone. Her attorney Louis Blau says he has not been asked to take any action. The couple wed in November 1954 and their son Perry was born in 1955.
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Riots Against U S Show Foreign Ties Across Continents
Washington reports link anti American riots in Lebanon Algeria and South America to broader tensions with Moscow but officials say there is no proof of a coordinated Soviet campaign. Analysts cite native Latin American anti Yankee sentiment and local political strains as driving factors behind demonstrations against U S interests.
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New Episcopal Bishop Arrives in San Francisco
James A. Pike arrived from New York to become bishop coadjutor of the Episcopal Diocese of California. He was met at the airport by clergy and lay people with his wife and four children. Pike, former dean of St. John the Divine Cathedral, will be consecrated at Grace Cathedral and later succeed Bishop Morgan Block. He spoke on Nixon protests in Latin America and Billy Graham crusade, noting diocesan parish decision will guide participation.
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Ike Says Decision On Tax Cut Due in June
President Eisenhower said a decision on the income tax cut will have to be made before the end of June. Vice President Nixon spoke at the news conference, stressing no full scale public works plans would be undertaken now and that tax rates are set to drop automatically on June 30 unless Congress acts. The discussion focused on domestic economic conditions as demonstrations in the South drew attention.
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Stripteasers Visit Princeton Party Causes Disciplinary Action
About 13 Princeton University students faced campus discipline after a convention party described as wild, held in a dormitory and attended by two stripteasers. Six students were expelled, four suspended, and three placed on probation. Names and further details remain unclear.
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Trawler Catch Reveals Rare Half Fish Creature
London experts identified a North Sea catch as a rare half fish creature, measuring about two feet long. They said only 14 specimens are known to exist and named it Oxynotus paradoix ux, noting the finding is extraordinary for marine biology.
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Auction ad hints at Albino mare for sale
A fragmented ad mentions a small Albino mare and a potential buyer named Walt or k'HORSE asking about the horse. The text is garbled but implies inquire about the mare for sale and a buyer's interest.
Feud Over Gold Claim Leads to Shotgun Attack
A mining claim dispute near Iowa Hill sparked a feud between F J Riddle and Mrs. Spurr resulting in two shotgun blasts. John Wesley Riddle, 63, imprisoned on $1000 bail after being charged with assault with a deadly weapon. The case centers on ownership claims by Riddle and George Petit against Mrs. Spurr and kin, with multiple parties involved and no court date set for the assault hearing.
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Derailment blocks SP coast route near San Lucas
Fifteen cars of a Southern Pacific freight train derailed early today in San Lucas Monterey County blocking the coast route. No injuries were reported. one car toppled onto a shed and a tanker with embalming fluid leaked. An axle failure on the 36th car triggered the derailment as the 99-car train moved from San Francisco to Los Angeles.
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Knight accuses Engle of trading California water for votes
Governor Goodwin J Knight charged Rep Clair Engle with trading away California water for votes in a San Jose State College speech. He condemned Engle for supporting the Upper Colorado Project, saying it would injure the state’s water supply and force greater imports from northern counties to satisfy Southern California needs.
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Sessions Continue Brewing Industry Talks in San Francisco
Union and management representatives with a federal mediator hold talks in San Francisco to end the California brewing industry strike lockout. No progress reported from yesterday's day-long session.
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Parade of Steelworkers Opens Two Day Parley in Chicago
Speculation rose on whether United Steelworkers will forego its planned July wage increase of six cents due to current economic conditions as the union's executive board, led by president David J. McDonald, opened a two day meeting in Chicago. Flood waters near Greenville North Carolina delayed meetings as the 32 member steelworkers’ theatre committee used the movie Don’t Go Near Water to spotlight wage policy.
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Brown Details Probe Into Camarillo Mental Hospital
California Attorney General Edmund G. Brown says a formal inquiry into Camarillo State Hospital will wrap in two or three weeks. The probe, begun after relatives reported mistreatment, involves Dr. Marshall E. Porter and the Mental Health Department with Judge Turney Fox to review findings. Brown notes no confirmed brutality or homosexuality yet. aims to ensure compliance with hospital rules and staff capability.
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California Factory Jobs Decline Sharply in Past Month
SAN FRANCISCO California factory jobs dropped by 3000 last month to 1 84500 the lowest since 1955. The State Department of Industrial Relations reported an 8 percent fall from the previous month signaling a broad slowdown in manufacturing activity.
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