Japanese Premier appeals for ban on atomic arms
Nobusuke Kishi urged a global halt on nuclear weapons during a Los Angeles press conference, endorsing a ban even as Japan announced a so called 85 percent clean bomb. He argued any ban must not advantage any party and urged continued U S Japan cooperation.
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Boy, 5, Hit by Auto on Colorado Street
A five year old boy suffered rib injuries when he ran in front of a car on Colorado Street near Nieto Avenue Thursday afternoon. Patrick Curtis Nyman of Chicago Avenue was treated at Bellwood General Hospital after being struck by a car driven by James Lee Evarts of Olive Avenue Lakewood. Evarts was not cited by police.
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Bellwood General Hospital
Bell Never
James Lee Evarts
Olive Ave
Lakewood
Evarts
Former Officer's Trial Delayed Till July 18
Former Long Beach police officer Curtis L. Mick Jr., 25, of 140 West 31st Street, faces a burglary charge for entering an Atlantic Avenue medical center on March 28 to obtain allergy drugs. He pled innocent and requested a jury trial. Mick had served as a patrolman since September 28, 1933 and was dismissed after his arrest.
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Long Beach
Curtis L. Mick Jr
Mick
31St St
Atlantic Ave
Civil Defense Siren Test Planned for Lakewood Today
Civil defense officials announce a 10 am Siren test in Los Angeles City and County with a one minute steady blast a minute of silence and a one minute warbling sound The Lakewood area will hear the sirens while Long Beach sirens will not participate in the test.
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Los Angeles
Loday
Lakewood
Long Beach
Man Freed From Jail Drank On Job Then Rebooked
Felice at headquarters observed a prisoner released that morning acting carefree while mopping. He appeared intoxicated and was taken to quarters for an inquiry. He admitted happiness at freedom led to drinking and returning to police headquarters to mop, resulting in rebooking.
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Dallas
Felice
Dollar-and-a-half murder charge against youth kept
Phoenix, Aziz M81 reports county Superior Judge Francis Donotrio denied a motion to quash the first-degree murder charge against Robert Harold Pogue, 14, in a Calif incident linked to a slaying near Buckeye, Ariz, as three California teens face involvement in the crime tied to Al Jennings.
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Aziz
20000 Refugees Get Aid in Lake Charles
A massive southern Louisiana relief effort followed violent storms. Audrey forced evacuations from Cameron Parish to Lake Charles with 8000 to 12000 evacuees crammed into the National Guard Armory in Lake Charles. Port Arthur suffered a toppled hotel lobby and power outages spread across Abbeville Iberia Franklin and Lafayette as high tides up to nine feet hampered highways.
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New Sabres Prowl Korea Amid North Buildup
In Seoul on Friday four F100 Super Sabre jets flashed over the capital to show U S resolve against the northern Communist buildup. The Air Force did not confirm base locations, saying the jets would not be stationed in Korea and would only refuel or respond to emergencies on the divided peninsula.
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USS Haven Becomes Permanent Long Beach Hospital Ship
The hospital ship USS Haven will be placed in service in reserve at 9 a.m. Monday at Long Beach Naval Shipyard. The ship changes from fully commissioned status to permanent hospital status for naval personnel and dependents. Capt. G. M. Jewett Jr. relinquishes command and will report to the 12th Naval District as assistant chief of staff for operations. Capt. Herbert Markovitch remains commanding officer aboard the Haven. Cmdr. Richard Trockhouse serves as executive officer and officer in charge.
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Arms Race and Atom Ban Debate Highlights U S Defense
Secretary of Defense Wilson dismissed the atom ban as a nuisance failing to halt the arms race while stressing that disarmament needs real inspection to gain mutual confidence. He noted U S tactical weapons and overseas force reductions align with Eisenhower’s push for streamlining as Japan draws closer to withdrawal.
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Hisenhower
Dulles
Atomic Energy
Thomas Murrey
United States
Eisenhower
Japan
Apache Chief is 81 Today
Col. Ted Davis known as Chief Silent Dawn turns 81 today. A birthday party is set for 7 p.m. at 72 Euclid Ave. hosted by Mrs. Margaret Moore in Hollywood. Many Indians and friends are expected.
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Margaret Moore
Hollywood
Governors Invite Eisenhower for Summer Plans
Republican governors attended the House Lunch and offered gifts and vacation invitations to President Eisenhower, who remained uncommitted about his summer rest plans as politics stayed off the agenda.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Tractor kills man at Camp Pendleton drill area
A Marine Corps amphibious tractor crushed Zane T. Keith Sr., 52, a civilian employee at the base, to death Thursday at Camp Pendleton. Investigators opened a probe into the incident and noted the accident occurred in a nearby drill area.
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Marine Corps Amphibious Tract
Zane T. Keith Sr
Midne
Camp del Mar
Oregon Frees 116 Convicts Under New Law
Salem Oregon. The state peniten tiary will release 116 convicts on Monday under a new state law that reduces prison terms by one third for good conduct. The measure, approved by the last Legislature, increases good time from one fourth to one third since 1932.
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Ore
Oregon State Penitentiary
Nickerson Denounces Edict in Court Martial
Nickerson defended himself on the stand during the third day of a Redstone Arsenal court martial over the IRBM program Jupiter. He claimed Wilson ignored expert advice and favored Air Force and industry interests, citing a Nov. 26 memorandum that shifted the program to the Air Force and extended the range beyond 2,600 miles.
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Postal Salary Hike Approved by House Post Office Committee
The House Post Office Committee approved basic pay increases for postal workers, testing taxpayers with an estimated 320 million dollars yearly cost. The plan, voted 20 to 3, would raise up to 546 dollars annually for about 518,000 workers and take effect after September 14 if Congress finalizes it.
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