London police veteran Niblo visits Times Square in the United States
The 6-foot-2 London officer known as Niblo, nicknamed Charlies for Peel era, recounts postwar growth and police challenges in a visit to the United States. He notes tough urban problems, modest rewards for peacekeeping, and a rising violence trend among youth in the Ultrorpolitan area.
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United States
Times Square
mid-London
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Charlies
Peelera
Robert ‘Pell
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Biggest Gem Robbery Spurs Scotland Yard
Scotland Yard pursues its largest jewel theft as a subsidiary company left keys in a safe enabling a string of burglaries. The loot included rings, brooches, diamonds, sapphires, silverware, and customer items for sale. Police blame a bold break in and a blown safe as the robbers may still be in England with Interpol seeking leads.
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Scotland Yard
Pris
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Interpol
International’ Police’ Organization
Europe
United States
England
World Hopping Forced Down at San Francisco Airport
An AP report notes a world hopping flight was forced down in San Francisco. The aircraft landed after departing New York and began its journey late at night. Authorities closed the area as the incident unfolded.
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New York
No Data on Lost Airmen, Russia Says
Washington reports Russia claims it conducted another investigation into the fate of downed airmen and has nothing further to report. Six bodies were repatriated, including relatives of locals, while pilots and navigators were named but their fates remain unclear.
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Washington
UPI
Russial
United States
Joston
Armenia
Mikhail ‘Ni Brilmovsky
Robert Murphy
State Department
Lincoln White
Hayward
Castro Valley
U.S
Trudy
Swiestra
Edward Statzela
View Ave
Castro
Valley
Navigaioe
Edward Jeruss
Jeruss
Bert George
Cotter Way
White
State Lags in Air Facilities on the West Coast
In San Francisco, aviation officials warn California faces limited private airspace as military bases and test centers bar 35 percent of the skies. A five day West Coast meeting opens, stressing the need to expand airports and air access for business and recreation.
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Calk Tornle
Peninsula
Los
Bartlett
California
Association
Khrushchev Reports On U.S. Prisoner Talks In London
Premier Khrushchev reportedly fulfilled his pledge to President Eisenhower to discuss with Mao Zedong the possible release of Americans jailed in Red China. Names include Robert Demidoc, John Downey, Richard Connolly, Redmond Yonkers, and Bishop James Edward Walsh of Cumberland. Four were charged with spying. Bishop Walsh has been incommunicado since October 1958.
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London
Nikita Khrushchev
Hirenhower
Mao Tze- Lung
Robert Ena dicCgno
Pasadena
Redmond
Jia
Yonkers
James
Edward Walsh
Pumberland
Walsh
Faubus Talks Industry Gain in the South
Asheville dispatch reports Arkansas Governor Faubus addresses a regional industrial development meeting. He claims the South is making gains despite ongoing racial tensions and notes preparation for the annual gathering, with emphasis on progress near Bra.
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Asheville
N.C
E. Faubus
Arkansas
South
Bra
Mom Admits Killing Baby at MacClellan Air Force Base
A mother admitted killing her baby at MacClellan Air Force Base Hospital. The infant would have turned 11 months old that day. Sgt. Spencer quoted Troxel as saying anger grew last Thursday when the child kept crying and she held him down and bit him.
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Chi
Larry
MacClellan “Air Force “Base
Spencer
Troxel
Angeret
Ste
Algerian Bomb Blast Injures Seventeen at Algiers Station
An AP report states a terrorist bomb exploded at Algiers railway station injuring 17 people. A second bomb was defused before it could detonate. The device was hidden in a milit tool placed near the site.
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Algiers
Long Awaited Break Led to Actress Death
Lascain Ethridge 27, long struggling in Hollywood, found dead after a breakthrough via Joby Wayne and a featured role in The Alamo. Friends recall a creative, intelligent student who loved theatre, with tributes noting her sweetness and shy demeanor.
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UPI
Lascain Ethridge
Hollywood
Joby Wayne
Alamo
Fog threatHovi
Alee
Ethridge
Wayne
Thorey
Abe
Beisie
Theatre Arte
Ae Moore
Cal
Wilere
Lily Ward
Isianed
Brackettville
Texett
Wet Tras
the Alamo
Eang Stevens
Anes Etridee
Bracketville
LaJean
Los Angeles
Pay Homage To Sen Collier In Crescent City
AP reports Sen Handolph Collier of Yreka, California, the Legislature’s newest Democrat, honored by Gov Brown and Sen. Gair Endel as political shifts and party changes stir California politics during the 1959 legislative session.
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Crescent City
Handolph Collier
Ot’ Yreka
Hortiveri
Paper Leader United States Consumes Majority of World Paper
A study notes that the United States uses about 60 percent of global paper consumption, highlighting its dominant share in the market and potential impacts on resources and industry. The report underscores the need for management of supply chains and recycling efforts to address imbalances.
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United States
Humphrey Eyes Oregon Primary Ties to Ballot Fight
Oregon primary looms as Hubert Humphrey aims to lock up support. The campaign expects to secure momentum through endorsements and recertification talks with state officials. Minnesota ally Freeman travels to tie up loose ends and ensure Humphrey appears on Oregon ballots next May.
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API
Oregon
Orvillers
Freeman
Minnesota
Humphrey
Brome
Nomé
Elusive Van Doren Faces Big Question
Elusive Van Doren faces a major dilemma as a subpoena looms for his Washington appearance. He has denied participation in Twenty-One rigging while acknowledging prior NBC ties and a controversial tax-related marriage. Washington probes continue with public hearings resuming after recess.
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Charles Wain Dovein
Washington
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van Buren
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Aus Doren
van ‘Doren
Bensot
Jmy
Pursoit
Columbia
District . Attorney's
New’ York
House Investgating
Harris
Oalcome
New
Jarris
van. Doren
Omer
Bus Truck Collision Victim Dies in New Brunswick
AP report details the fatal bus truck crash in New Brunswick. Linda Moses Zange died at Middlesex General Hospital from injuries sustained in the collision on Friday.
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New- Brunswick
North Branswick
Moses Zange
Middlesex General Hospital
US and Russia to collocate on atom uses plan shows
McCone described a four hour atomic icebreaker cruise highlighting partial reactor use. He noted no formal exchange agreement exists and cited figures Alvin Weinberg Lyman Spitzer and others from Oak Ridge Princeton and Pittman involved in reactor development and collaboration.
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Russia
McCone
Alvin ‘Winebers
Oak ‘Ridge
Lyman, Spitzer
Princeton
University
Kennetts
Frank Tt. Pittman
AEC
Devin
Drowning Victim Searched By Air At Fort Ross Base
AF planes scoured Fort Ross Air Force Base today for the body of Maudids Bailey of Pela uma missing after a Monday fishing boat overturned. Jerry Fudy, 26, jumped a half mile into the surf to help Bailey's companions. Andarlock, 16, and his father Joseph, 33, were also aboard. Cherie McDonald, 16, and her father were injured. a bulldozer operator was reported killed.
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Rom
Hamilton
Air . Force
Maudids
Bailey
Pelauma
Ais
Jerry Fudy
Andarlock
Cherie
McDonald
Joseph
Fort Ross
Eaykill Bralldozer
Freak Accident Injures Teen in Red Bluff
In Red Bluff Calle AP reports a freak accident where a rifle was dropped by a teen, the horse stepped on it, and the rifle injured her leg. No other details available.
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