Dulles Health Deteriorates Amid Cancer Fears
Doctors reported Secretary of State John Foster Dulles has neck pains that may indicate a new cancer outbreak. They noted the possibility of a malignant tumor in the lower cervical vertebrae and said external radiation started, while abdomen treatment was not needed. Acting Secretary Christian Herter will lead talks in Paris starting April 29.
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Kidnapper Captured After Abduction of Woman in Garden Grove
Deputy and sheriffs chased a youth who robbed Mrs. Louise French of $22 at gunpoint and abducted her to Silverado Canyon. A deputy spotted the suspect on a canyon road near Santa Ana, leading to his capture within hours. The victim freed. both drivers unharmed after a collision near the market. Deputy Timboe said the suspect admitted the holdup and kidnapping, describing the escape and pursuit in the Western Front.
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Korea
Cole
Western Front
Across the Nation Hedy Seeks $7,500 a Month
Actress Hedy Lamarr pleads for $7,500 monthly support from husband W. Howard Lee as she faces financial strain and alleged cruelty in their divorce case. Lamarr contends harsh treatment and notes she left the marriage, married in 1953, separated last summer, with debt over $45,000 and $2,000 overdrawn at her bank.
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W. Howard Lee
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Lee
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New York
Strike Talks Fail in Il state Rubber Strike
New York reports no progress after brief talks as 27 000 United Rubber Workers Union members strike against U S Rubber Co after contract expiration last Friday. Negotiations to resume today. Saucer About Ready Washington defense expert says Flying Saucer for U S armed forces will be test flown this summer and shown to the public later in the year with performance to amaze, skimming near ground and evading radar.
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UPI
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Tempest Storm Plans Marriage to Negro Singer Jeffries
Tempest Storm announced plans to marry Herb Jeffries, the Negro singer, but date not set. Storm, 27, said Jeffries would fly to Juarez, Mexico, to divorce his wife Elizabeth, 38, with details not finalized.
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7M's Steno Ephicient About Words
A garbled dialogue shows a boss and assistant debating a secretary who can type 60 words per minute. The scene captures a clipped office atmosphere with interruptions and a weather aside about a cloudy morning or warm afternoon.
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STENO
Personal income hits new high as March surge tops four-year rise
Washington reports March personal income reached a record annual rate of 368.6 billion dollars due to stronger employment. Wages and salaries rose by 2.7 billion, and manufacturing payrolls climbed to 82.8 billion, both setting new highs.
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UPI
Commerce Department
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Soviet Jets Buzz and Force Down U S Plane Over Berlin
UPI reports Soviet jets in attack formation buzzed a high altitude U S transport in West Berlin air corridors, forcing it to descend to 10,000 feet on April 3. The incident follows a prior buzz of a C130, with Washington denouncing Soviet harassment and rejecting the 10,000-foot ceiling claim. The State Department vows continued U S flights at will.
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U. S.state Department
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Germany
East Berlin
Elizabeth Taylor to undergo throat operation at Cedars
Hollywood star Elizabeth Taylor will enter Cedars of Lebanon Hospital this morning for a minor throat operation. The 27 year old, engaged to wed Eddie Fisher next month, is expected to fly in from Las Vegas and check in at 10 am with the procedure set for 1 pm. She will remain at least one night, while removal of tonsil nodes is performed on a chronic throat infection noted by Fisher.
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Baldonado Sentenced to Death in Ventura Marina Contract Case
Baldonado, 26, was sentenced to death by Superior Judge Charles F. Blackstock after pleading guilty to murdering nurse Olga Duncan. The case links to a waterfront marina project with new mooring, a seaward jetty, and a 6000 square foot lifeguard facility. Bids for related construction open May 7, with a larger landing planned to start mid year and be completed by next year.
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Quentin Prison
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Thejbeth Duncan
Blackstock
Atherton St
State College
Flying Bandit Lorenz Nabbed in Mexico
US authorities confirm Frank Lawrence Lorenz the flying bandit captured off Cozumel in the Yucatan, ending a months long chase. The 25 year old with many aliases shot to the FBI most wanted list after stealing a plane in Hamilton Ohio, and was later apprehended while vacationing with two other Americans. The arrest concludes a high profile international manhunt linked to earlier bank robberies and aerial escapes.
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Willow Sts
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Los Angeles
Bing
Police Radio Command Center
Public Safety
Canton
Long Beach
Mt Asama eruption sparks fiery ash pillar into sky
Tokyo dispatch reports Mt Asama erupting on Tuesday night with a column of smoke and ash rising over four miles into the sky. Security police mention a capture near Cozumel and mention a 25 mile long island off Yucatan as part of the surrounding events.
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Yucata
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City asks for signal on New York Street intersection
Neighborhood residents near New York Street and Atlantic Avenue petitioned City Council Tuesday requesting a stop signal at the intersection. About 375 residents forwarded the petition to Councilman D. Pat Ahern. The package included an obituary notice for a person killed in an accident at the corner, and the matter was referred to the city manager's office.
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D. Pat Ahern
Sydney Harris Advice For Doctors From A Gloomy Missile Front
Columnist Sydney Harris offers counsel to doctors amid a bleak missile front, noting the mood on Tuesday as gloomy. The reflection appears on page B-4 and touches on medical practice under tense national headlines on page A-4.
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Bomb Explodes Outside Memphis Union Office
A bomb exploded near the International Union of Operating Engineers local business office Tuesday night in Memphis. No injuries were reported, with one window shattered as union members met nearby at the Labor Temple.
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International Union of Operating Engineers
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