Eisenhower urges colleges to pursue deep study worldwide
Former president Dwight D. Eisenhower spoke at a Day ceremonies urging colleges to follow Cornell President Deane Malott’s call for world history, foreign languages, and human relations. He warned great issues resist quick action and stressed reason, patience, and understanding for international security and national strength.
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Los Angeles
UPI
America
Dwight D. Eisenhower
UCEA
Deane Malott
Cornell
Eisenhower
White House
Missing Bell Man Found Dead in Car Trunk
Los Angeles detectives say 57 year old stonewall Jackson Garrett was robbed and murdered. His body was wedged in the trunk of his 1961 compact car at 2112 S Central Ave. Garrett had vanished March 16 after leaving for a market. His wife Mabel reported him missing March 17. Only $1 was found in his clothes and he had $25 when he disappeared. The killer or killers are not yet identified.
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Los Angeles
CNL
Stonewall Jackson Garrett
Mabel
Garrett
General Mills
S. Central Ave
Garthett
McNamara says Khrushchev convinced US could destroy Russia
Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara told the Senate Armed Services Committee that Khrushchev is convinced the United States could destroy Russia if Moscow launches any attack from ground sea air or space. He noted the Soviet economy cannot match the United States in our lifetime and cited plans for space weapons and continued US development of Titan II and Gemini.
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UPI
Robert S. McNamara
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Russia
Moscow
McNamara
Senate Armed Services Committee
Geo. Curtis le May
Air Force
Harold Brown
Deffense Department
Senate Committee
Khrushchev
Cleveland Newspaper Strikes End After Ratified Contracts
Striking Dayton printers at the Cleveland Plain Dealer and Cleveland Press vote 339 to 284 to approve a contract reached last Sunday ending a 126 day walkout. Machinists also ratify a 25 month deal for 14 members and remove pickets.
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the Plain Dealer
Cleveland Press and News
Teamsters
Chifford C. Hilpert
TTU
Preliminary hearings set for two in San Diego robbery case
In Long Beach and San Diego, two suspects faced preliminary hearings linked to a $61,352 bank robbery that involved a chain of three restaurants. The proceedings followed disclosures by court officials and referenced an independent unit tied to the case.
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Long Beach
San Diego
Pease Fen
Tahoe Park Bill Advances in California Senate
The Senate Natural Resources committee approved a bill authorizing California to join Nevada in operating a park at Lake Tahoe. Ralph James Hamilton, 42, and Alton A. Fain, 37, both of 337 Adriatic Ave, Los Angeles County Jail, face April hearings and $50,000 bail each. A federal complaint alleges their involvement in a San Diego Bank of America robbery.
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Theodore Hocke
Alton A. Fain
Los Angeles
San Diego
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