Nuclear Policy to Get Study
Washington reports the Eisenhower administration plans a comprehensive review of U S policy toward Russia on suspending nuclear weapons tests. Eisenhower and Dulles may revise positions only after several essential conditions are met, with potential drift toward Soviet lines and influence from Harold Stassen. The policy review will be among the first major issues before Dulles new disarmament advisory board.
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Bedell Smith
Alfred Gruenther
Robert A. Lovett
John J. McCloy
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Tisenhower
Atomic Powers
Archbishop Guarded in Bomb Peril in Boston
Police posted an around the clock guard for Archbishop Richard J. Cushing after an unidentified caller threatened to kill him and blow up the Holy Cross Cathedral. The 80 year old prelate celebrated mass and led a procession despite the threats. Chelsea police provided bodyguards and noted the threats were taken in stride.
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Richard J. Cushing
Thomas O'Toole
Holy Cross
South End
St. Rose's Church
Chelsea
Holy Name Society
National Guard
Robert Renfrew
Bride-To-Be Vanishes Then Returns On Bus Trip
Irene Arzedi, a 29 year old Brooklyn bride-to-be, vanished hours before her February 22 wedding to Joseph Pinto. She rode a cross country bus to Los Angeles, bought a return ticket, and arrived back in New York tired and shaken.Neighbors cheered as she walked into her tenement with her mother and fiancé. She says she does not know why she left and plans to marry Pinto at a later date. The disappearance triggered a city wide search and police involvement.
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Brooklyn
Los Angeles
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Willian Scanapiego
Irene Joseph Pinto
North Korea reneges on airliner passengers return
North Korean communists backed off their promise to return two American pilots and two West German passengers from a South Korean airliner seized on Feb. 16. Pyongyang signaled talks would involve the North and South Korean governments along with the United States and West Germany. The plan, previously rejected by Seoul and Washington, centered on whether the passengers wishing to leave could return amid armistice commission discussions. The plane, piloted by Willis Kuy Hobbs and Howard W. McClelland, disappeared into North Korea two weeks earlier.
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Korean Armistice Commission
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Pyonjeyang
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Buchanan, Mich
North Korea
Funeral for Harry Cohn Draws Hollywood in Cathedral Setting
About 1,500 attendees, including Danny Kaye and stars like Kim Hunter, gathered at Columbia Pictures to memorialize Harry Cohn. The service featured a non-denominational tone with no clergy, a private tomb at Hollywood Cemetery, and remarks noting Cohn's fierce influence and friendships across the industry.
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Kim Novak
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Harry Cohn
Columbia Studio
Hollywood
Norma Kassel
al Horwits
Cohn
Columbia Pictures
Columbia
Danny Kaye
Hollywood Cemetery
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Joel Stee Cohn
Joan Perry
Danny Thomas
Long Beach Red Cross Kicks Off 1958 Drive
Postmaster George McMillin will read a proclamation today at noon in Lincoln Park to open Long Beach Red Cross fund drive. The goal is 400 425 dollars for March, 80 000 above last year, to meet rising disaster demand and sustain Red Cross services with Navy Base Band, officials, and volunteers present.
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Roland Bach
Long Beach Red Cross
Malcolm Todd
Robert L. Campbell
Long Beach Naval Base
Churchill Leaves Bed For Lunch With Family And Hosts
Sir Winston Churchill, 83, who had pneumonia and pleurisy two weeks ago during holidays at Roquebrune Cap Martin, rose from his sickbed Sunday to join lunch with his family and hosts as he recovers.
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UPI
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Long Beach Faces Ballot Measure To Prevent Subsidence
The deadline arrives tomorrow urging voters to approve a charter amendment needed to repressure the Wilmington field. The measure must pass and go to Sacramento for state legislature approval this month. citizens are urged to fulfill their voting responsibility in a critical election.
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Long Beach
Wilmington
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Begonias Destroyed Overnight Ahead of Royal Visit
In Ballarat Australia vandals uprooted six beds of begonias as guards rested. The mayor, councillors and staff worked through the night to repair the beds and borrowed blooms from local gardens. They finished just before the Queen Mother Elizabeth arrived.
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Melbourne
Australia
UPI
Elizaeth
Ballarat
Bus Recovered With 15 Bodies After River Crash
In Prestonsburg Kentucky the wrecked school bus carrying 15 aboard was found in the Big Sandy River. One body, that of James Thomas Ousley aged 15, was recovered partially from the bus as Navy divers and engineers, aided by bull dozers, worked to pull it free. Eleven others missing remain, with search continuing as parents identify victims and mourn.
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Big Sandy River
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Jack DeRossett
Prastonsburg Armory
James Thomas Ousley
Leonard E. Hopkins
Navy
Norfolk, Va
Naval Air’Station
3M Ford to Build Small 1600 Dollar Cars
Newsweek reports General Motors and Ford plan to produce small U S cars selling for about 1600 dollars. Domestic models will be comparable in size and power to overseas Rambler and Ford GM products, with Rambler American as a benchmark.
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New York
General Motors
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Newsweek Magazine
Mewsweek
U. S
Vee on Vee on Workers Strike Authorization at Douglas
Long Beach workers at Douglas Aircraft Co voted a strike authorization on Sunday. The vote signals potential labor action at a major aerospace site, reflecting ongoing union activity.
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Long Beach Douglas Aircraft Co
Boy shot dead by father near Mather Air Force Base
Six year old Richard Ook Jr. was accidentally shot and killed by his father Jack Ook while hunting outside the Mather Air Force Base. Air police said the child died from a single bullet wound to the head at Mather Air Force Base Hospital.
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Man on Moon by 1968, Dornberger predicts future
Dr Walter Dornberger, wartime leader turned space age veteran, foresees humans on the moon within three years and a future of space travel. He argues rockets and new tech will enable four men in orbit and return safely, as others debate planetary exploration and defense. The piece previews a U S tour and ongoing space predictions.
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Duesseldorf
Germany
Earth
Columbus
Franz Josef Strauss
Hecistor
New York
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