Urgent U.S. Jet Fighter Plan Hinted By Air Chief
Gen Earle E Partridge told the Senate Air Investigations subcommittee that the United States must develop new jet fighters to counter hundreds of Soviet bombers carrying hydrogen bombs. He warned of wide potential damage and urged 61 billion dollars over 14 years, noting preparations remain ready for all-out air battle while political debate continues.
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Earle E. Partridge
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Stuart Symington
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Symington
Sen
Leverett Saltonstall
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Mobs Clash In Cyprus Street War
In Nicosia Greeks and Turks battle on Larnaca streets with knives and clubs. Britain deploys the Middlesex regiment to quell rioting amid fears of open civil war. Dozens hurt, thirteen hospitalized, four in critical condition as women join the melee.
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Polio Virus On Airliner Endangers 19
A deadly polio virus aboard a capital airlines plane endangered at least 19 airline workers when the virus was discovered in a baggage compartment after the flight from Baltimore to Pittsburgh. Grounded in Pittsburgh, the group official said vaccines and Gamma Globulin were administered on Dr. Jonas E. Salk's advice to those near the virus. Airline officials would not release passenger names.
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Soher
Les Williams
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Daughters Slain by Mother in Florida Tragic Motel Tragedy
In Lake Wales Florida a young mother Lorene Calbeck killed her three daughters, then wounded herself, after taking each child on separate car outings. Police found a note mentioning a black Bible and valuables, but no suitcase or Bible was located. Husband reported living in Michigan.
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Lorene Calbeck
Oebeck
Sault Stake
Mich
Mark Calveck
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Ray Holmes
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Jackson Cops Facing Trial
Jackson, a mountain town, endures indictments against constable Gildo Dondero, night patrolman James Fregulia, and police chief Guido Tofanelli. Grand jury testimony revealed former madams paid officers up to 10000 dollars annually to keep houses of prostitution operating near Main Street.
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Jackson
Gildo Dondero
James Fregulia
Guido Tofanelli
Robert Smallfield
Main Street
Olson Fight Payoffs Create Separate Maintenance Deal
Redwood City Mrs. Carl Bobo Olson estranged wife of former world middleweight champion was awarded $1000 a month alimony pending trial plus $2000 for her attorneys and $1930 for back bills. Judge Aylett R. Cot ton also ordered Olson to pay tax liens and the Hollywood L ension. constraints include $13,000 held pending state tax agreement.
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Redwood City
Carl
Bobo) Olson
Aylett R. Coteton
Hollywood American Lension
Whooping Cranes End Long Flight
Journal summary notes a dramatic crane migration and a rise in doctors nationwide. It cites the AMA reporting about 3,000 more doctors last year and the Fish and Wildlife Service detailing a 2,500 mile crane migration with Bisbee Arizona among towns mentioned.
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United States
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Washington
North America
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New York Miss Mansfield Receives Chiropractic Award
A New York event honored Miss Mansfield with a scroll and citation for vertebral alignment and physical appeal. A chiropractors committee stated their prize recognizes both aesthetic charm and spinal posture.
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Luis Jayne Mansfield
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Newark Strike Talks Continue Amid Pay Dispute
Newark unionized workers at the Orangeburg Manufacturing plant walk out, halting sewer pipe and conduit production. Local 655 AFL Teamsters seeks 20 cents per hour across the board plus 10 cents for a pension, with company offering five cents and pension meeting. Negotiations resume in San Francisco with union rep Joseph Dillon present.
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Loral
Orangeburg
Slain divorcee found. bartender hunted in Nevada case
In Carson City Nevada a search was under way for 35 year old William Boswell a Los Angeles bartender after the strangled body of Ann Harris Van Ryne 23 a Philadelphia divorcee was found in her locked closet. She appeared to have been dead for days and was four to five months pregnant. An all points bulletin was issued for Boswell who vanished days ago and was believed to have fled in one of the woman s three automobiles. The victim was identified tentatively as Mrs Ann Harris Van Ryne the daughter of J Andrew Harris of Philadelphia. An autopsy said the neck marks and head injuries contributed to her death. A murder warrant was expected to be issued against Boswell later today.
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Los Angeles
Irwin, Butner
Ann Harris van Ryne
Philadelphia
J. Andrew. Harris DI
Butner
William Bowell
Boswell
Treasurer's Son Resigns Audit Ordered
The State Treasury ordered an audit after disclosure that treasurer Charles Johnson's son George cashed about 55 bad checks over 14 months totaling around $4,000. He resigned the first of the month, insisting no profit or funds were gained, with deposits later covering the checks. Finance Director Peirce urged a full cash and securities audit. no crime was confirmed.
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Sacramento
George W. Johnson
Charles G. Johnson
John Peirce
Bus Driver Seeks Divorce in San Francisco Court
Luther B. Sweeten, a 44 year old Muni bus driver named man of the month for courtesy, sought a divorce from Naomi after 17 years of marriage. He asked for custody of two children Nancy 18 and Luther Jr 14 while agreeing to support Wanda 11.
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Luther B. Sweeten
Wheeling
Sweeten
William Traverse
Nancy
Luther, Jr
Naomi
Wanda
Bay Area Weather Forecast Guides Weekend Warmth
The Bay Area weatherman calls for fair and warmer conditions tonight and Saturday. The forecast notes yesterday's high and today’s low as reference points for the weekend outlook.
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European Unity Urged In Speech at Baylor
President Eisenhower urged European unity and the Point Four program in a speech to 11,200 at Baylor University Heart of Texas Coliseum. He warned world Communism is a gigantic future and called for broad educational facilities backed by private foundations to spread modern science and technique. He accepted an honorary Baylor law doctorate. Meanwhile two action plans on land near Washington Manor in San Leandro, California, sought to settle jurisdiction over 2000 acres with annexation petitions and court questions.
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Tex
Eisenhower
Baylor University
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McOdern
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Baylor
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Leandro
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Robinson
Gerald Cochran
Incorporation
Lorestall
Californian Picked as Navy Academy Color Girl
Beverly Jean Douglass of Atherton California was chosen as the color girl for 1954 Naval Academy June Week in Annapolis. The Mt Vernon Junior College student is engaged to midshipman Robert Salisbury Cecil of San Francisco.
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Beverly Jean Douglass
Atherton
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Annapolis
Miss. Douglass
Eton Tognazzini
Mt.Vernon Junior College
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Robert Salisbury Cecil
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Royalty Attends Boisterous Thames Party on Royal Princess
London reports the Duke of Kent among 300 guests aboard the 180 foot Royal Princess for a lively party on the River Thames. The Duke, a queen’s cousin, tossed lifebelts to guests in evening dress and derby hats who leapt into the water on wagers.
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Dog Returns Home From City Pound
A stray dog wandered into Salt Lake City and caused a stir at the city dog pound before wandering back to its home after lingering by the kennels. Authorities noted the animal had previously eluded capture and then rejoined its owners.
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Salt Lake City
Car Bomb Blast Kills Chicagoan in North Side
An 18 year old man identified (initially) as Michael Seh was killed when a bomb exploded in a car on Chicago's north side. Police say both legs were blown off. initial ID was incorrect, confusion over ownership of the vehicle. Residents in a half mile area were shaken by the early morning blast.
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