Soviet Paper Calls Americans Hooligans
The Soviet Youth paper Komsomol Pravda accused four Western air attaches of acting like hooligans during a trip in Russia. The piece named Col. Thomas Wolfe and Maj. Charles Portaluppi as U.S. attaches, and Canadian Capt. S. S. Mitchell and Squadron Leader E. V. Dale as others. The report alleges mistreatment of a scientist and hotel room disorder, while U.S. embassy sources rebut the claims as false. Context notes U.S. and Soviet agents debate timing after a cultural exchange agreement.
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Komsomol Pravada
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Fortaluppi
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Washington
State Department
Lincoln White
Eisenhower
White House
James Hagerty
Hagerty
Augusta
State Dulles
Russia
Llewellyn Thompson
International Council For Christian Leadership
Cultural Parley in the Plans
President Eisenhower weighs a worldwide cultural conference to foster peace and shared scientific gains. Sher men Adams proposes a non governmental, college led effort to broaden US Russia cultural exchanges and unite scholars artists educators and musicians in dialogue.
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Sherman Adams
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Adams
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Dartmouth College
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Judge Reminds Thief of Fate in Olden Days
Superior Judge Ralph K. Pierson consoled defendant George Willard Beer after a nine month county jail term for stealing an auto. The judge noted, In the old days they used to hang horse thieves, as Beer, 42, of 1644 Pacific Ave, faced the sentence for taking an auto from an East Anaheim Street used car lot on January 1.
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Nike Site Plans for Open House
The Long Beach Nike guided missile site on Spring St just south of Municipal Airport will hold an open house from 9 am to noon Saturday. The local site is one of 16 under command of the 47th Anti-aircraft Artillery Brigade, which guards the Long Beach Los Angeles metropolitan area. Brigade headquarters is at Ft. MacArthur.
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Corres frame fronts and rotated pre Taxslondt series
An OCR read yields fragmented terms about correspondence and a rotated frame, with unclear references to pre Taxslondt series and evaluation. The legible bits point to a technical note or catalog entry, lacking identifiable people places or organizations to anchor a fuller summary.
Sacred Music Concert Friday by Azusa College Choir
Cappella Choir of Azusa College presents a sacred music concert Friday at 7 30 p m at the Salvation Army quarters 329 Locust Ave The program features spirituals hymns and gospel songs with Jack Arthur Rains dean of the college's school of music directing the choir
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Lew Brown Dies of Heart Attack in Central Park South
Lew Brown aged 64, part of the De Sylva Brown and Henderson team known for You're the Cream in My Coffee and Don't Blame Your Heart, died of a heart attack Wednesday in Central Park South. The trio rose in the 1930s with hit Parade songs and the movie The Life of Scandals drew on their fame.
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Wife Killer Convicted of First Degree Murder
In San Diego Raymond Cartier, a 30 year old Navy commissaryman, was found guilty by an 8 person Superior Court jury on Wednesday of first degree murder for the knife slaying of his wife on November 11, 1957.
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