Fuming Frank and Ava Gardner End Turbulent Vacation
Hollywood star Frank Sinatra and Ava Gardner cut short a quarrelsome tropical sojourn in Acapulco and returned to Los Angeles aboard a converted B-26 attack bomber. The couple, beset by tensions and onlookers, waited 20 minutes for immigration checks at LAX while reporters were kept behind barriers. Sinatra reportedly sought to end his 12 year marriage, while Gardner complained of his surly attitude and the pair faced loud objections from press and guards during a nightclub incident.
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Hollywood
Frante Sinatra
Ava Gardner
Los Angeles International
Yorge Pasquel
Kumora
Sinatra
Ava
Frank
Acapulco
Miss Gardner
Nereen Lovely
Nancy
Tg. O. Bts
Truce team returns to Korea camp after delay
Tokyo August 8 UP Allied truce team returns to the U N advance camp awaiting Communist reply to Gen Ridgways demand for unconditional neutrality at Kaesong. Vice Admiral Joy says he has no idea when talks will resume and notes Communist radios wave abuse while denying neutrality violations and gas use.
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Tokyo
U.N
Matthew B. Ridgways
Kaesong
Adm
C. Turner Joy
United Nations
Kimpo
Seoul
Joy
Ridgway
Clouds Bring Cooler Weather To Long Beach
The United States Weather Bureau forecasts low morning clouds and a light sea breeze to cool Long Beach today. Expect a top temperature around 48 degrees after yesterday's 77 degree high ending a brief heat spell.
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Long Beach
United States Weather Bureau
Pair Admit L B Holdups In Three Liquor Stores
Two ex convicts named George T Poulter and Roland W Wright admitted holding up three liquor stores on a Friday. They fled to the Mexican border and were captured near Tijuana by border guards after pistols a shotgun and a rifle were found in their car. Detectives Greeley and Higley traced them from San Diego to Long Beach for booking on robbery investigation.
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Long Beach
George T. Poulter
Roland W. Wright
Fresno
Tijuana
Wayne L. Higley
San Diego
Early Surfers Heart Attack
Stephen T. Early, 62, former presidential press secretary under two administrations, was stricken with coronary thrombosis and described as critical. The Virginian, also a former deputy defense secretary, suffered the attack in the Pullman Inc local office where he is a vice president and was taken to George Washington University Hospital.
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Washington
Stephen T. Early
Pullman, Inc
George Washington University Hospital
Communist Circular At Long Beach Sparks Protest
A night distribtution labeled Communist and signed by William Foater and Eugene Dennis is criticized as hypocritical and misleading. The circular quotes Constitution passages and pleads for public pressure to free the 1] Commu with continued coverage on page 16.
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Long Beach
William Foater
Eugene Dennis
Tex Gambler Slain In Gangland Blast
Nobie Noble, a 41 year old Texas gambler, was killed by a blast set off on a hard clay road in front of a mailbox. Sheriff Hodges said killers hid 80 yards away after wiring the detonator and the explosion occurred as Noble’s car reached the mailbox at 11 35 a m. Wade cited underworld informants for the price on Noble head. Texas Ranger Rigler assisted at the Diamond M Ranch crime scene.
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Denton County
Gaes Hodges
Nobie
Noble
Nobile
Pallas County
Atty
Henry Wade
Texas
Austin
Wade
Lewis Rigler
Gainesville
Diamond-M Ranch
Mob
Dallas
Herbert Noble
Denton
Tex
Kristy Indicted for Murder in California Case
Frank Walter Kristy, 48, a painter, was indicted by the County Grand Jury for the murder of his stepdaughter Betty Jean Hanson. The victim, a blond secretary, was kidnapped from the Downey home on July 5 and found dead in a gully near Newhall eight days later after Kristy allegedly forced her into a car at gunpoint and then shot himself.
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Los Angeles
Frank Walter Kristy
Betty Jean Tanson
Kristy
Sterling, Cola
Newhall
Margaret Frances Kristy
Miss Hanson
Downey
Four gangland suspects booked in Hollywood murder case
Officers say alibis of two suspects failed to hold as four gangland members were booked on suspicion of murdering two Kansas City hoodlums in Hollywood. The men, questioned all day about the Brancata Trembino arster and the Cohen case, were listed as logical suspects with varied records.
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Hollywood
Kansas City
Tony Brancata
Tony Trembino
Mickey Cohen
James Fratlanno
Warren
Sam Lazes
Sam London
Bach
Willan Parker
Page
Pomona Starts Navy Missile Plant in Major Project
Pomona, Aug 7. Work began today on a new 50 million dollar guided missiles plant, touted by Adm. M. F. Schaeffel as the first of its kind in the United States. He said it is the first bureau led factory built solely for missile manufacture.
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Pomona
U.R
Adm
M. F. Schaeffel
United States
Adm. Schaeffel
Naval Bureau
Washington, D. C
Bureau
Ordnance
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