Zsa Zsa Gabor Kim Novak Host a Trujillo Yacht Party
Zsa Zsa Gabor and Kim Novak were linked to a lavish party aboard the 350 foot pleasure craft Angelita due in Los Angeles Harbor. Dominican Republic tensions rose as Trujillo's son drew U.S. military aid scrutiny while U.N. troops faced Beirut unrest amid Syrian accusations.
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See New Russian Purge See New Russian Purge
London based UPI report says the execution of Imre Nagy and three revolt leaders heightens fears of a broader purge targeting Kremlin readers and possibly reducing prospects for a summit. Khrushchev abandons restraint, signaling brutal consolidation. Malenkov Molotov and Kaganovich named as potential later targets amid talks of a recall by Yugoslavia.
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Air safety rule shift urged to a new federal agency
Washington reports outline a plan to Strip the Civil Aeronautics Board of air safety rulemaking. Undersecretary Rothschild and CAA head Pyle urge creation of a federal aviation agency and passage of related bill this year. Senate labor bill targets racketeers and corrupted union officials. Malone alone opposes. Army to move 40th Field Artillery with 200 mile missiles to Western Europe. Detroit officers confess to multi-year robberies netting nearly $100,000. Foreign aid authorization tentatively set at 3.675 billion for the coming year.
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Trujillo Charged Over Dominican Aid Receipt
The article notes allegations about Trujillo and his spending since coming to the United States as an officer student at a military academy. It mentions a rough $1,000,000 amount and a yearly U.S. aid figure of about $2,000,000 to the Dominican Republic, highlighting a connection between financial dealings and Dominican leadership.
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Weatherman Sees Faith in Plain Forecasts
Assistant weatherman tired of translating the boss's big terms. He prefers simple phrases like morning clouds followed by sunshine. Frustration grows as complex jargon hints at unstable pressure and isotherms.
Basil Dickey dies in Long Beach at date
Basil Dickey co author of The Perils of Pauline died Tuesday in Long Beach in the obituary notice. Elizabeth Taylor breaks silence on future plans in an entertainment item.
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Vickers Probes Bugging Claims on Patrol Car Recordings
City Manager Sam E Vickers said he will investigate a charge by Councilman D Pat Ahern that some patrol cars are being wired to record policemen opinions on the one man patrol proposal. Ahern cited sources claiming devices were installed without officer knowledge, prompting Vickers to note there would be little point if officers oppose the plan. The one man patrol idea, suggested weeks ago, has faced strong council and department opposition. Explorer II Silent: Naval Research Lab reports no signals from Army satellite since Monday.
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Chavez Ravine Grass Fire Briefly Burns Near Dodgers
A grass fire in Chavez Ravine burned for about three minutes Tuesday afternoon near the Los Angeles Dodgers facility. Fire crews contained the blaze quickly with no injuries or damage reported.
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Ike to Retain Adams Aide Admits Error in Judgment
Aide Adams testified before investigators that he did not intend to commit impropriety but acknowledged questions about prudence. Ike still supports Adams, stating he has full confidence in his assistant, while lawmakers debate the implications of the testimony and Adams’ future with the White House.
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Vancouver Bridge Collapse Claims Dozens Dead
At least 15 workers died when end sections of a mile-long Burrard Inlet bridge gave way during construction. Dozens more were hospitalized or missing as crews searched the wreckage amid chaotic scenes in Vancouver.
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