Retired General, Wife Slain in Florida Home Shooting
Brig. Gen. Wilbur R. McReynolds, 64, and wife Faye McReynolds were killed by gunfire in their Snell Isle residence. Maurice M. Chavigny, 41, a French guest, was detained after a pistol duel and questioned as a murder suspect. Chavigny, a decorated World War II and Korea veteran, allegedly attacked following an argument over leaving with plans to buy a bicycle and a gun.
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Wellnestay
Wilbur R. McReynolds
Faye
Ralph Sf. Lee
Maurice M. Chavigny
Paris
Chavigny
France
Mel
United Nations
Korea
Chavis Nysiw
Mr Reynolds
Salon
Reynolds
Light Education Vote Expected for Long Beach Area
Long Beach Avalon voters face a light turnout as two Long Beach Unified School District board seats are on the ballot. Of about 177 472 registered, fewer than 20 000 are expected to cast ballots. Incumbents Mrs Elizabeth Hudson and Duncan seek reelection against Anne Rasech and Maxwell Parker amid push for broader representation and school improvements. Polls open 7 pm to 7 pm at 334 locations with results likely by 9 00 pm.
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Mra
Elizabeth Tudson
Boon
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Duncan
Pro
Hoseen and
Parkers
Citizens Committee For Better Schools
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Long Ksach
Terraine/ Ave
Board of
California
Howards Asst
Iowa State Teachers College
USC
UCLA
Tick Rackera
Assistance League
Long Beach
League of Women Voters
Ashe
John Marshall Yunlar Wigh
Parker
Roxanne Ave
Annapolis
University of Berlin
University of Madrid
Tincher School
Four Winds Sail on Yearlong Secret Seas Cruise
The 60 foot schooner Four Winds departs San Pedro for a round the world voyage to explore unseen underwater regions. Commander Ellis Ioyaz Crosa leads a crew of ten including captain's wife Jere Lee Cross and a 19 year old Alex Phelps aboard the search for Amelia Earhart's downed plane near Baker Island. The itinerary starts San Diego and Guadalupe Island then broadens to uncharted seas.
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Ellis Ioyaz Crosa
Tve
Amelia Earhart
Baker Island
Pacific
Cross
Jere Lee Cross
Alngers
Helen Robinson
Acar
Bill Lemon
Hilly Osburn
Alex Phelps
San Diego
Guadalupe Island
Long Beach School Election Seen As Major Local Tax Burden
The Long Beach schools represent the citys largest local tax obligation yet provide the most service. The upcoming election will choose two of five Board of Education members with incumbents Elizabeth Hudson and M A Bud Duncan seeking re election.
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Long Beach
Board of Education
Elizabeth Hudson
M. A
Bud) Duncan
Four Children Die in Columbus House Fire
Four children under ten were burned to death in a two room frame house five miles southwest of Columbus. The Franklin County sheriff's office reported the victims were found lying side by side in one bedroom. Three were identified as the Triplett family's children. the fourth child was not yet identified.
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Columbus
Ohio
Franklin County Sheriff's Office
Denver Triplett
Tornadoes and storms sweep across states causing deaths
A wide weather outbreak spurred tornadoes heavy rain and snow across Texas Oklahoma Missouri Illinois Indiana and Ohio. At least 22 people killed and dozens injured in twisters and storms as winds up to 70 mph pounded the Midwest and South. Telephone and power lines fell, roofs were torn off and cities including Dallas and Memphis reported damage.
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Eat Texas
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Ark
Mississippi
Ilnois
Pennsylvania
Penneylvania
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Tennessee
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Nevada
Tussia
AEC
Post Office to Cut Mall Service if Funds Fail
Washington The Post Office Department warned it would sharply curtail mall service this Saturday unless Congress provides an extra 47 million dollars to finish the fiscal year July 1. A House appropriations subcommittee instead recommended 17 million, prompting Postmaster General Arthur Summerfield to threaten ending city carrier deliveries, closing post offices on Saturdays, and reducing mall deliveries to one per day in business districts.
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Post Office Department
Congress
House Appropriations
J. Vaughst Gary
D-Va
Post Office
Arthur E. Summerfield
Charley F. Puskar
NAP
John D. Swygert
NAPS
Subcommittee
S Summerfield
National Association of Letster Carplers
Sume
Eisenhower brushes off Ike Yield rumors at press conference
President Eisenhower called reports he plans to cede leadership to Vice President Nixon as the worst rot. He refused specifics on tax cuts next year while urging support for the Red Cross and noting questions about his Gettysburg trip.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Nixon
Red Cross
Gettysburg
County to test smogless gasoline in pilot program
Los Angeles County air quality chief Griswold says federal officials will test a smogless gasoline developed at the county laboratory. If approved, the county could order it exclusively, despite API skepticism. Tests by the U S Bureau of Mines will run months at Bartlesville lab as refinement aims to cut smog forming compounds.
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Sacramento
S. Smith Griswold
Los Angeles County
Griswold
U. S. Bureau of Mines
Tx Soft Fuel Laboratories
Bartleaville
Oklo
Paul Mader
Capitol
Berkeley
American Petroleum Institute
Mader
API
Rm Rman Griswold
Ned Sparks Dies at 73 in Victorville hospital
Ned Sparks, 73, famed comedian known for his rasping voice and perpetual scowl, died at St. Marys Hospital for Desert Valley after an intestinal block. His legal name was Edward A. Sparkman.
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Victorville
Ned Sparks
St. Mary's Hospital
Desert Valley
Edward A. Sparkman
Those Contrary Birds Hit From 3000 Miles Away
A stray line notes that long distance shots by gooney birds from Mid way Island scored again. The story hints at continued coverage on page A-11 and mentions the House targeting the President's budget with Wednesday focus on the Labor and Welfare Departments.
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Midway Island
HOUSE
Labor and Welfare Departments
VM'S DUFFER GOLF TRYING FOR 68 DESPITE MISSED SCORE
The Weatherman admits he was 12 off on Wednesday’s score with a faulty bore Towed putter. He plans another attempt today while the crowd jeered, hoping to challenge a 68 on the green despite low expectations.
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