Soviet Admission Acknowledges Wallenberg Died in Moscow
Stockholm reports the Soviet Union confessed missing Swedish diplomat Raoul Wallenberg died in Moscow’s Lyubanka prison. The notice blames ex Soviet security chief Abakumov for withholding the truth. Wallenberg’s fate has strained Sweden Soviet relations since 1947.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Raoul Wellenberg
Moscow
Wallenberg
Alplont
Budlapont
Angel
Nual
Ahr
Soviet Union
Kregiin
Atate
Lavrenty Nerla
Refined Hummingbird Nests at Me Hans Refinery Boiler
A hummingbird built a nest on a pipe jutting from a boiler at Me Hans Co refinery on Junipera Ave. The nest shelters two small chicks, with plant workers protecting it with a paper cover. Engineer Bruner notes the bird arrived about a month ago and soon laid eggs.
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Bob Shumway
Wumminngbird
Nowin Plage Laboratory
Hanenck Chemical
3.C. Bruner
Oil price questions blocked by administration officials
Washington reports that Hugh Stewart and Felix Wormser refused to testify on gasoline price hikes. Stewart said he was told by Secretary Seaton not to answer. The White House reportedly issued the policy stance, prompting committee chairman Oren Harris to seek Wormser's explanation.
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Washington
Hugh Stewart
Congressional
DeArk
Felix E. Wormser
Tarria
Wormser
Mass Youth Battle Clashes in Kansas City Streets
In Kansas City, about 1 000 youths clashed with sticks rocks and car chains near Westport High School. Firefighters quelled the disturbance with water streams as nearly a dozen police cars converged. at least three thousand high school students were reportedly involved and several firemen were injured. Some 35 youths were taken to police for questioning as traffic snarled for blocks around the scene.
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Kansas City
Dente
Charles A. Wolverton
Stewart
Re Pollen
Westport High School
Haiti Names Frank Sylvain Provisional President
In Port au Prince Frank Sylvain a lawyer was named provisional president by a legislative vote of 23 to 16. The selection follows turmoil as Haiti seeks stable leadership and governance.
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Haiti
Tort AU Prince
H— Frank Sylvain
Tlalt
Pension Victory For Retail Clerks In New Contract
Retail clerks in food stores win a contract with a maximum pension of 5100 a month at age 65 after 30 years. The pension plus Social Security increases the average clerks retirement by about $100 monthly compared with those relying on Social Security alone. Union leaders hail the agreement as a major achievement.
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Retail Clerka Union
Russ Expels U S Naval Attaches From Moscow
The Soviet Union expelled two U S naval attaches accusing them of photographing a defense building. The move followed a Leningrad incident in which both men were attacked. Lt Willard Guthrie and Lt Uttelman were ordered to depart immediately, with Uttelman already near departure for Berlin. The expulsion came after a televised Soviet Foreign Ministry briefing alleging U S espionage.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
U.S
Leningrad
Martine Corps
Paul R. Uttelman
Fort Wayne
Ind
Navy
Willand
Howls
Guthrie
Okla
Utfelman
Soviet Foreign Ministry
L. F. Lytchev
United States
Russia
Sytchev
What Young People Think survey on teenagers draft
In a feature by Paul Wallace readers are guided to Filan Slants on Page M4 for a look at draft popularity among the nations teenagers. The piece references a survey titled What Young People Think and directs readers to Page A22 for details.
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Paul Wallace
Anonymous call evacuates Roxy Theater in Long Beach
More than 100 people were evacuated from the Roxy Theater at 1227 W Ocean Blvd after a caller warned of a lamb in the theater. Police searched the building but found nothing. The threat carried potential penalties of up to five years in prison or a $5,000 fine.
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Roxy Theater
W. Ocean Blvd
Walt
Alan T. Shel
Carson St
Dets
ALM
Myers
Tay 1
Harvey
Garrison Wilson
Enotite
Hornh
Long Beach
Crest Theater
Welmont
B. and St
YMCA
Birdie Find Thrill on Ul Signal Hill
A compact excerpt from a local column hints at nightly fables and a small bird named Trochilidae. The fragment mentions Cora Mae and a moral tone, with a whimsical note on coming in from today’s show.
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Birdie
Signal Hill
Cora Mae
State Lands Commission approves 936327 linkage remedy project
The State Lands Commission approves a 936327 funding package for remedial works linked to subsidence and boiler purchases in Long Beach area. Money comes from state and city royalties and is tied to property purchases and urban infrastructure upgrades. The allotment supports shared funding from state and city sources with multiple local beneficiaries.
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State Lands Commission
Sacramenta
Aps
Mae
Long Head
Lythe
Sionat
Atejerty
Hee
Long Beach
Udelands
Train Deferred Men Chief Asks No Inflation Plans
Washington officials feature in a press round, with Commerce Secretary Sinclair Weeks stating there are no plans to impose controls on prices and wages. He contrasts his stance with President Eisenhower's, urging restraint to curb inflation. The article also covers Selective Service Director Hershey seeking broader training for draft-deferred men and criticism of the National Guard training program.
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Washington
Commerce
Sinclair Weeks
Weeks
Eisenhower
Ite
Hhe
Lewis B. Hershey
Congress
Tle
Wousa
Reserve
National Guard
Ife
Hershey
Ha Alec
Emnee Generes
Edgar C. Erickson
Army
Res Cruite
Erickson
Cuartsmen
Trensury
George M. Humphrey
Herbert Hoover
Sniper on New Spree Targets Detroit Suburbs
Detroit area terrorized as a phantom shooter, blamed for multiple shots injuring a UK born girl and an 11 year old, wounding three women, and hitting a station wagon window. After a two hour high speed chase in Oakland County, Gary Adalson Taylor of Southfield was captured. rifle found and he admitted firing the earlier Dec 22 shot. Royal Oak officers Lester and Linville led the pursuit.
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Detroit
Dee Krolt
Christman
Atate
Oakland County
Royal Oak
Gary Adalson Taylor
Southfieldt Township
Howard Lester
Joseph Linville
Taylor
Royal Oak Street
Saskatchewan Educator Seriously Injured In Highway Crash
Saskatchewan superintendent James J. Fraser, 59, of Regina, was seriously hurt when his 1958 car crashed into a Redwood tree by Ilwy 101 near Dyerville. Police say he fell asleep at the wheel and suffered facial and internal injuries. Fraser was taken to Garberville Hospital with a demolished automobile.
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Garberville
Train Loses Dog Stirring Night Long Beach Mystery
Mrs Newcomer and her husband sought a lost white pawed shepherd named Sugar after a California train journey from Oakland to Los Angeles ended in a baggage car incident. Union Station staff reported three dogs and Sugar’s crate loosened. 25 dollar reward offered as investigations continue with no sign of the dog.
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A. L
Clementine St
Oakland
Ana
Anahelm
Berkeley
Abe
Los Ane
Los Angeles
Celen
Thats
Union Station
Sugar
T Railroad
Berkes Railroad
Vhusband
Andrew
Navy
Southern Pacific
Long Beach
Ballroad
San Francisco
Pear
Harbor
Honolulu
Brownean de Whitefand
Helen Martin
Newcomer
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