Informal Marriage Denied in California Case
LOS ANGELES UPD Santa Barbara yachtsman Paul Hurst denied charges in a separate maintenance suit brought by a woman who identified herself as Mrs Blanka Hurst. The 10 year old woman sought 1220 a month for herself and son Paul Mack Hurst 1 years old. She claimed she became Hurst s common law wife in a ceremony involving dropping champagne in a glass after which he announced Now you re married. A concurrent order shifted the suit to Santa Barbara Superior Court as Hurst is a resident there. The woman s attorney planned to push for a temporary support hearing in Los Angeles if the transfer order did not halt proceedings. She said they had not been formally married but that he told her in San Francisco Now you re married after dropping a ring inscribed I love you with all my heart in champagne glass. She said they had lived together in California and Nassau.
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Los Angeles
UPD
Santa Barbara
Paul Hurst
Blanka Hurst
Paul Mack Hurst
Bercame Hurst
Hurst
California
Nassau
Lebanese Rebels in Armistice Order Cease Fire in Tripoli
Rebel leader Rashid Karam ordered followers to stop firing on security forces and cooperate with authorities. Meanwhile Tripoli’s governor said arms issued to civilians in government-held areas would be collected, amid a broader Lebanese rebellion history and political maneuvering involving Maj. Gen. Fuad Shehab and other figures.
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Tripoli
Lebanon
UPI
Rashid Karam
Legislature Cannot Rule on Textbooks
In San Francisco AP reports that the Legislature cannot dictate which textbooks public schools may use. Attorney General Edmund G. Brown stated the State Board of Education holds final say, per constitutional provision requiring a uniform textbook series. Brown noted no other government body can interfere with the board’s authority.
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San Francisco
State Board of Education
Atty
Edmund G. Brown
Brown
Weatherman
Ike vetoes six billion dollar measure on deficit fears
President Eisenhower rejected a 6.5 billion package saying 589 million added by Congress would widen the deficit. Critics warned funding for agencies like the National Science Foundation could be cut next year. Congress appears unable to override the veto. The White House cited no justification for the extra civil service retirement fund money.
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UPI
Eisenhower
Congress
National Science Foundation
Veterans Administration
Civil Service Retirement Fund
API
House
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Vette
White House
Senate
Three Teens Steal Purse Carrying $26,000 in Long Beach
Three teenage boys snatched a purse containing twenty six thousand dollars from Mrs. Anastasia Krousis while picnicking in Banning Park. Police reported the money was in air mail envelopes totaling fourteen one thousand, sixteen three hundred, and forty one hundred dollar bills. Bystanders chased the youths, who discarded the purse and a coin purse before fleeing. Mrs. Krousis later located the cash and awaited escort to the bank.
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Long Beach
Anastasia Krousis
Hayward
Banning Park Y
Doris Krousis
W. 1St St
Vandals Strike Park Estates Causing Heavy Property Damage
Predawn vandalism in Park Estates and Los Altos Left 19 homes and several cars damaged. Over $4,000 in losses reported as heavy concrete water meter covers milk bottles and gas caps were hurled at houses and vehicles. Lea Pattee and Don Cox suffered major damage to their properties. Police noted at least 13 meter covers used as projectiles and urged residents to report additional incidents.
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H. Patrick Haney
Oleta St
Park Estates
Park
Los Altos
Lea F. Pattee
Santiago Ave
Don A. Cox
Stanbridge Ave
Abbeyfield St
Hazel M. Hoagland
la Posada
Leslie C. Morris
Bryant
Herbert T. Slotten
Roycroft
Glenn L. Cardwell
Montall Ave
Olive C. Hallamore
Roble
Oleta
Marilyn J. Hart
Daggett St
Max Boral
James R. Hanna
George M. Carmichael
Ramillo Ave
Joseph H. Crain
de Ora Way
Water Department
Federal Reserve lifts margin to seventy percent
Open Independent reports the Federal Reserve Board raises stock margin requirements to 70 percent in a policy move. Lita Dylan returns from a $10,000 trip to visit Trujillo, noted on page B-2.
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Federal Reserve Board
Lita
Dylan
Trujillo
Lana Turner Returns to Film Work
Lana Turner returns to Hollywood sound stages for the first time since her daughter Cheryl was involved in a fatal stabbing incident. She will co star with John Gavin in Universal International's Imitation of Life as legal action continues in a suit by Johnny Stompanato Jr. seeking damages.
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Hollywood
UPI
Lana Turner
Hollywear
Johnny Stompanato Ir
Miss Turner
John Gavin
Universal-International
Stephen Crane
Cheryl
Stempanato
Union Agent Burned In Benzine Attack In Pontiac
Frank Kierdorf son of union business agent Frank Kierdorf, a Teamsters Local 332 member, was burned over 85 percent of his body when two men burned him with benzine in a garage then dumped him near his Flint home. An uncle and officials recounted the attack that followed a threatening call. Police and prosecutors pursue leads as Kierdorf recovers in hospital.
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Pontiac
Mich
Kierdorf
Frank Kierdorf
Frank
Detroit
Storch
Frank Kiesdorf
Teamsters
Rierdorf
Merman Rierdorf
George F. Taylor
Land County
Hhey
Flint
Senate
Toles
Taylor
Frank Kterdorf
Two 1960 Hopefuls on Ballots Today
Two men may figure in the 1960 race Governor G Mennen Williams of Michigan and Len Symington of Missouri head the Democratic field with Williams seeking an unprecedented sixth term. Primary contests also in West Virginia and Missouri with Republicans renominating incumbents.
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Associated Press
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
Len Stuart Symington
Missouri
Williams
West Virginia
On Symington
Air Force
Harry S. Truman
Truman
Lamar W. ‘Dye
Kansas City
Lawrence L. Hastings
Aurora
Veterans Administration
Sedalia
National Association of Business and Professional Women
Homer 5
Cotton
St. Louis
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