Girls Soliciting On SF Streets Reported By Panel
A San Francisco Senate subcommittee heard a Social Hygiene association report detailing nightly observations along Market Street where girls aged 16 to 18 were seen soliciting servicemen. Observers found no streetwalkers but noted many servicemen attracted by younger girls, amid broader testimony on juvenile delinquency and federal camps for troubled youth.
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Graves Reopens Attack On Knight Fund Sources
Richard Graves, Democratic governor candidate, reopened criticism of Gov. Knight's campaign fund sources in Santa Ana. He accused Knight of lying under oath as he spoke at the opening of Santa Ana's new Democratic headquarters, highlighting Knight's refusal to discuss campaign finance details.
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Cops Move to Curb Student Protests in Two Cities
Washington and Baltimore police moved to curb student demonstrations against the end of racial segregation in public schools. Baltimore Police Commissioner Beverly Ober pledged strict enforcement of an old law prohibiting interference with children trying to attend school. In Washington, Police Chief Robert V. Murray cancelled days off and added hours to shifts after picketing spread to the capital.
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Graves Charges Knight With Large Campaign Contributions
Graves alleged that liquor and race track interests provided a sizable portion of Knight's primary fund and that such money continues to flow into his campaign treasury. The Democratic nominee says Knight received 35000 from race track interests and a large liquor contribution, accusing him of lying under oath and refusing to open campaign books. Graves plans a Hollywood Bowl rally for Adlai Stevenson, then Southern California appearances in San Bernardino and San exo, before returning north.
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Confessed Communist Spies Meet In French Espionage Saga
Paris reports two confessed Soviet spies confront each other under guards at Reuilly as French authorities press a widening espionage probe. Andre Baranes and Roger LaBrusse face interrogation amid whispers of high officials and political crossfire.
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Mild agreeable comedy era shows on CBS TV
New York critic notes Dec ember Bride and Red Buttons' CBS-TV shift to mild family comedies with Spring Byington and Robert Young family stars. I Love Lucy returns mid season with Sid Caesar writers, while Panama Hattie and Revenge With Music join the Comedy Hour. Ken Murray pivots to Where Were You, and Jackie Gleason anchors a large CBS package at sixty five thousand dollars.
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Red-Eyed Marilyn Says No Patch-Up Possible
Hollywood gossip reports Marilyn Monroe cites no chance of reconciliation with Joe DiMaggio. Lawyer Jerry Giesler says the break up is not sudden and the couple have had months of rocky marriage. Monroe’s attorney indicates a divorce filing may occur today or tomorrow as friends discuss alimony and the actress moves to a Beverly Hills apartment.
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Lanza sings for reporters before TV teletype
Hollywood tenor Mark Lanza, famed for large salaries and a strong voice, appeared before 15 reporters and a critic at his home studio. He insisted his voice was fine despite questions after a CBS program, said doctors warned his throat, and teased a live TV comeback with plans to sing Pagliacci and Be My Love.
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