Ball Team Shocked, 2 Killed
BIG SPRING Texas AP two Howard County Junior College players were killed and ten injured when a 7300 volt line foul line pole fell into power lines during practice. Victims were Gene Reynolds 19 and Robert Brown 18.
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Big Spring
Tex
Howard County
Gene Reynolds
Robert Brown
Harold Davis
Clarence Casey Jones
Rodney Cramer
Tommy Randolph
Jartman
San Angelo
Cecil Hoggard
Minden
Don Stevens
Lamesa
Tommy Joe Hutchens
Bobby Williams
Dallas
Lonnie Muse
Odessa
Reynolds
Brown
Snow Storm Predicted For Early April In Long Beach
The Weatherman warns of a heavy spring snow event in Long Beach with knee-deep drifts, likely disrupting traffic and commutes. Forecaster notes this season's pattern and jokes about the calendar.
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Long Beach
Fire Warden O Malley Fired. Bellflower Incorporation Sought
Fire Warden Virgil J O Malley was relieved as warden of the Oregon State Penitentiary. Clarence T Gladden, 58, will replace him immediately. Gov. Patterson cited a report from out of state wardens urging immediate hiring of a competent warden until the situation is clarified. First steps to incorporate greater Bellflower were taken by 50 residents in John Simms Park Auditorium.
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Salem
Ove
Heb
Virgil, J. O'Malley
Oregon State Penitentiary
State Board of Central
O'Malley
Clarence T. Gladden
Federal Penal Service
Paul Patterson
Board of Control
Bellflower
John Simms Park
Illusions of Grandeur and McCarthy’s Grip on Greece
L A SAYS condemns Senator McCarthy for arrogance after his November win and claims his stance on the Bohlen and Greek shipping issues ignores President Eisenhower. It notes a committee report alleging a deal with Greek shipowners to halt trade with Chinese Communists, praising the aim but signaling political overreach.
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Sen. McCarthy
Senate
McCarthy
Eisenhower
Passage of Tidelands Bill Expected Today
The House cleared the way for final passage of a bill that would vest title to offshore lands beneath the marginal seas in the states but with amendments. Rep Keating's measure limited state severance taxes and shifted reimbursement to states for cooperation with federal administration of the outer continental shelf. Debate highlighted federal control versus state taxing rights with votes pending on final passage and Senate open debate on its own submerged lands bill.
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Washington
Rep
Keating
RB. N. Y
Secretary of Interior
Louisiana
Texas
Schind
Feishan
Ohio
Chinaw
House
Celler
D-N
Senate
Korea Ammo Supply Seen Above Normal At Front
In Korea on an inspection of the ammunition supply, Army Sec. Robert T. Stevens, with General Clark and General Taylor, learned from Lt. John P. Dabravalske that stocks at the ammunition center were above normal. revela tions indicate continued efforts to study the supply status.
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Seoul
Army
Robert T. Stevens
Korea
Stevens
Geo
Mark W. Clark
Maxwell D. Taylor
630Th Ordnan Ammunition Co
John P. Dabravalske
Feurabush
Tattooer fined for underage tattooing in Long Beach
Jack W. Fetty of 26 Chestnut Fl was fined 50 in Municipal Court Tuesday for tattooing a 16 year old East Los Angeles youth on March 5. A city ordinance bans tattooing anyone under 18 in Long Beach. Fetty claimed he was learning his trade and that the driver’s license shown indicated the youth was 18, but the license belonged to another youth who did not want a tattoo.
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Jack W. Fetty
Chestnut Fl
East Los Angeles
Long Beach
Petty
Copter Battles 50-MPH Gale to Aid Injured Man
Coast Guard helicopter battled 50 mph winds to reach Santa Rosa Island off Southern California. Lt T L Harrison flew to Santa Monica to pick up Navy surgeon Lt P A Janard, then landed on the island and transported Ronald O Williams of Jacksonville Fla with a back injury to Santa Barbara.
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San Diego
Coast ‘Guard
Naval Hospital
Santa Rosa Island
California
T. L. Harrison
Here
Santa Monica
P. A. Janard
Navy
Ronald O. Williams
Jacksonville
Fla
Harrison
Santa Barbara
U.N. selects Dag Hammarskjold as secretary general
The five permanent members of the Security Council end deadlock and back Dag Hammarskjold of Sweden for secretary general. The 56-year-old economist and deputy foreign minister now awaits General Assembly approval. Lie, who had faced heavy criticism, steps down after years of pressure.
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United Nations
Russia
Security Council
Dag Hammarsfjold
Sweden
Norway
Trygve Lie
Andrei
Vishinsky
Kremlin
Malenkov
U. S
Brittain
France
China
Hammarskjold
General Assembly
Pearson
14Nation
Reseonly
Pieping
Assembly
Tornado damages farm buildings in Farrell Mississippi
A Tuesday tornado struck Farrell Mississippi tearing down small farm buildings and damaging roofs. Dan Hoff, a local businessman, said several structures were blown away and power outages lasted about an hour. Estimated damage reached ten thousand dollars with no injuries reported.
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South Farrell
Miss
Dan Hoff
Council Weighs Opening Prayers For All Meetings
City Council ponders starting sessions with a prayer by a local minister. They also asked City Manager to consult military authorities about delaying jets and aircraft over churches during worship hours. Rev C C Mees advocated the prayer plan, citing President Eisenhower as a model.
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Sam E. Vickers
Lutheran Church of the Holy Trinity
Meet
Eisenhower
Beginnin
Teen-Age Youth Confesses To Five Murders In Four Days
Dubuque Iowa reports an 18 year old from New York confessed to five killings in Minnesota Illinois and New York nine incidents over four days. He was arrested with a woman identified as Diana Weggeland and another man in a stolen red convertible. The suspect also claimed to have killed Allen Braverman in Rochester and dumped the body. Police found a .45 caliber pistol and a Marine uniform in the car. He said the motive was to take his wife to California.
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Dubuque
Iowa
Leo J. Martin
New York
Minnesota
Illinois
New York State
Freda E. McManus
Valley Stream
N.Y
Jack Moore
Hobart
Dolge
Martin
Allen Braverman
McManus
Braverman
Rochester
Moore
Highway 52
Here
Minnesota and
Milnais
Diana Marie Weggeland
Summerville
Fost*ville
Police search area for stolen atom chemicals
Police search Tuesday for burglary of W. D. Johnson Laboratories Inc at 3605 Elm Ave. Det Insps Wishon and Paris report a pound of thorium nitrate in a lead case and a four ounce bottle of uranium acetate stolen by likely juveniles. Caution urged due to cancer risk and explosive, poisonous nature of missing chemicals. Atomic Energy Commission supplied items for research. second burglary in days with other highly dangerous chemicals missing.
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W. D. Johnson Chemical Laboratories, Inc
Det
M. Z. Wishon
Pat Paris
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Plan to Free 75 Acres Wins in Seal Beach
Seal Beach voters approved by more than three to one the city council plan to enlarge the populated area by deannexing a 2 block north of Pacific Coast Highway. More than 1200 qualified citizens cast ballots before 8 p m with 373 voting to deannex and 281 voting to retain the area. Approval enables the Hellman estate to drill on the land and in return to release for dwelling subdivision a 31 5 acre tract within the area.
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Seal Beach
Deannex
Pacific Coast Hwy
Hellman
Atgits
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