Federal Jury to Probe Stalin Election Poster
The report covers UPI sourced hearings on Yugoslav figure Artukovic, his wartime role, and U.S. extradition proceedings. It notes grand jury questions, Artukovic's claim of political vengeance, and his arrival in the United States in 1948 under a false name, with Serbia's 1902 extradition treaty in play.
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Stalin
Artukovic
Tam
Artakavic
U. S
United States
Serbia
Will author plans equal shares for heirs in elder friend tale
A story about WM helping an elderly friend write a will. The elder contemplates leaving 5000 to each of his three sons and perhaps a thousand to each grandchild. The WM urges earning it, saying they should work for it as he did.
Attorney General Rogers Concludes Investigation Requested by Goldwater
Attorney General William P. Rogers announced the department has completed its probe into the incident, conducted at the request of Goldwater and others. The findings and next steps were outlined for public record and potential further action.
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Atty
William P. Rogers
Department
Goldwater
Huge Housing Bill Aims to Cut Down Payment Rules
In Washington the House debuted a multi billion dollar housing measure backed by Democrats. It would lower down payments on government insured mortgages and expand slum clearance programs while boosting FHA loan insurance authority. The measure has top House priority amid expected Republican opposition.
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Washington
House
Albert Rains
D-Ala
Federal Housing Administration
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
Brando's Head Cut In Onset Accident
Hollywood AP report states Marlon Brando suffered a deep gash over his right eye during a rehearsal for One-Eyed Jacks when struck by a rifle dust. Brando directed and starred, demanding a release from his opponent Slim Plekins in the scuffle. Sacramento AP notes a rocket engineer Ewald Sandahl and his wife Elizabeth were found shot dead in their suburban home Thursday. Their son David K. Sandahl, a former mental patient, confessed to shooting them after police searched for him in an auto crash case. Coroner says the couple had been dead for several days.
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Hollywood (Ap
Marlon Brando
Brando
One-Eyed Jacks
Realles
Slim Plekins
Sacramento
Mentel
Ewald L. Sandah
Aerojet-Gentral
Elizabeth
David K. Sandahl
Dewitt State Mental Hospital
Auburn
Sandahls
Dea
Marital Troubles Shake Broadway Star and Actress
Franchot Tone, veteran Broadway and film star and television performer, divorced Thursday from Dolores Tone in Juarez, Mexico. In Los Angeles, actress Maret Corday said her husband Richard Long planned to file for divorce, seeking separation from the actor-director.
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FASO
Franchot, Tone
Vety Eran
Dolores
Tone
Juarez
Mexico
Los Angeles
Maret Corday
Richard Long
Jet fare hike approved for transcontinental service
Washington AP report says American Airlines won a Civil Aeronautics Board ruling Thursday to add a $10 surcharge on first class fares for the transcontinental Jet service. The increase will take effect later this month and applies to bookings on the Jet route.
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Washington
American Air- Ines
Civil Aeronautics
Repressuring Stops Subsidence in Wilmington Oil Field
City officials and harbor engineers report water injection in a one square mile area of the Wilmington Field has halted subsidence and even raised elevations at several points. Production rose from 50 to 200 barrels per day, and navy benchmarks confirm subsidence stoppage near the Naval Shipyard. Officials warn the program must expand across the field to protect the shipyard and enable unit negotiations.
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Long Beach
Wilmington
Tidelands
Long Beach Oil Development Co
Richfield Oil Corp
Long Beach Harbor
Harbor Departmient
Key City
Harbor
Charles L. Vickers
Long Bach
Navy
Naval Shipyard
the Navy
Woodward
Sam E. Vickers
Ae Ee
Union Pacific Railroad Co
Producing Properties, Inc
PPI
Ranger
Sues for Divorce To Wed in April Los Angeles
An article reports actress Holores Michaels suing for divorce with a planned April wedding. The petition names Maurice Martinw as the designated party and cites personal debts and pending arrangements. Details include Miss Michila and Miss Shoda as parties connected to the case, with a court date expected in 1953.
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Los Angeles
Tokyo
Holores Michaels
Interior Cabinet
Maurice Martinw
Prince Akahito
Michila
Mi Shoda
Cha Exact Winels
Martine
Plans to rebuild California Republican party with Nixon leadership
Plans to rebuild the California Republican Party may require working with Vice President Nixon as active leadership. Stricter state control of trading stamp plans was proposed on Thursday in Sacramento.
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California
Nixon
Sacramento
Morning Fog Clears as Sun Heats Up in Long Beach
Heavy fog delayed motorists in the Long Beach area causing airport and harbor closures. Forecasters expect sun and rising temperatures with a high of 70s, while only a few accidents occur as drivers proceed cautiously. A four car crash on the Long Beach Freeway Wednesday night reported no injuries.
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Tog Agsits
Mit
Long Beach
Southland
Faw
Zitfren Attacks Johnson Over Senate Rules
Hollywood AP report: Paul Ziffren accuses Lyndon Johnson of ramming through his prejudices during opening week of Congress. He criticizes Johnson for preserving Senate rule bending while blocking the Senate from adopting its own rules. He says committee assignments are wielded to pressure votes and punish dissent.
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Hollywood
APJJ
California
Democratic National
Ziffren
Lyndon Johnson
Senate
Johnson
Nixon
Atlas Satellite Sighted Over Southern California Morning Sky
Whittier moonwatch reports Atlas satellite visible early today if skies clear. Pass rises near sunrise from Los Angeles about 24 degrees above the southern horizon. Saturday morning the satellite should appear around 5 50 a.m. twelve degrees high to the south.
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Atlas
Whittier
Los Angeles
Body and Car in Flames Near Highway Mystery
LIVERMORE AP reported a flaming female body and a burning automobile found beside a busy highway. The Navy nurse Lt Barbara Mitchell, 30, of Chicago, was to fly Thursday from Travis for Guam but did not board. Police sought clues, noting a violent blast inside the car and unclear if murder or accident.
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Livermore
Barbara Mitchel
North Jansen Ave
Chicago
Miss Mitchell
Travis
Air Force Base
Guam
New Seat Saves Navy Pilot's Life
The Navy reported Lt. Commander Ralph Fielding of Leesburg Florida ejected from a Grumman F9F-5 trainer at around 150 mph near Moffett Field California. A new Martin-Baker ejection seat saved him by a rapid rocket escape and quick parachute deployment, marking the first known emergency use of the device.
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Washington
Navy
Ralph Fielding
Leesburg
Fla
J. B. McDaniely
Mountain View
Calif
Moffett Field
Palo Alto
Fielding
Martin-Baker
Congressman's Threat to Move Navy Shipyard from Long Beach
California congressman at a Los Angeles press conference vows to seek relocation of the Long Beach Naval Shipyard to a West Coast site. He criticizes local land subsidence efforts and state and city officials, saying taxpayers' money is at stake and no further funds should be released without stronger repressurization activity. Congress has authorized 6 million for subsidence work but only 500 thousand has been spent to date.
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Long Beach Naval Shipyard
Harbor Commission
Joseph F. Bishop
G. EB. Woodward
of DeGolyer and McNaughtin
Dallas
Vex
Haya
California
Long Beach
Los Angeles
Harry D. Sheppard
DiYaralpa
Lan Yoing
Sheppard
Congress
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Steve Bubalo
Ivan Metrovich
Artykovic
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Barry Goldwater
Ariz
Artuxovic
Ister
Interior of
Croatia
Artukavic
Yugoslavia
George C. Danielson
Branco Karadzole
Jeuurseny Iaw
Ante Pavelic
Nazi Quisling
Brown
Eisenhower
Angeles County
Harry Fulton
Zitfren
PHE
Fihd
Claira Carlson
Frank Madigan
Alamera County
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Navy Shipyard
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