The Bridge at Andau Condensed in Reader's Digest Form
A condensed condensation of The Bridge at Andau by James Michener previews heroism behind barricades in Budapest and the horrors of Soviet rule. March issue promises a vivid, lasting indictment of Communist oppression, highlighting core passages and survivor accounts.
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Lea Michener
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Council Puts Water Fluoridation on Ballot
A Colorado River community votes on fluoridating local water amid varied expert and citizen viewpoints. Proponents cite dental benefits while opponents warn of health risks and constitutional issues.
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Leo Vander ‘Langs
Citizen's Committee For Dental Health
Senate backs UN aid and defense provisions in Eisenhower Doctrine
On its final day, the Senate adopted two amendments to the Eisenhower Doctrine proposal after heated debate. Senator Mansfield’s amendment would continue U S aid to the United Nations Emergency Force in the Middle East, approved 48 49 along party lines. Senator Douglas’s amendment reaffirms that military aid may be used only for defense and internal security by the recipient, approved by voice vote after trimming the original text. The body also rejected other amendment attempts as the resolution stated the United States is prepared to support the measure.
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George W. Malone
Nev
Joseph St. McCarthy
Wis
Senate
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
U. S
United Nations
Middle East
Paul
Douglas
United States
Cone
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
D-Wye
Congress
Eisenhower Ston
Ring of Forgeries Foiled in Southern California
Police from four cities and the sheriff busted a scientific forgery ring that printed payroll checks totaling over 80,000 dollars for liquor stores. Eleven suspects were seized. 1,400 dollars in cash and 51 bottles of whiskey recovered. The plant at 16416 S Vermont Ave Gardena was seized with 987 forged checks and fake IDs. Mastermind William H J U, 26, of Norwalk, arranged runners and passers to elude capture. Suspects named include Marie Cox, Arthur Moreland, Arthur Shine, Ruppert Gutierrez, Gary Cruzen, Juanita Lynch, and others connected to Gardena, Torrance, Lynwood, Compton, Long Beach, Hawthorne, and Los Angeles. Detectives seek hidden money.
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Marie Cox
Arthur Moreland
Arthur Shine
Ruppert Gutierrez
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Gary Cruzen
Juanita Lynch
North American Aviation Co
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They Arrested Hill and Wife in Payroll Shock a Theft
Police say Hill and his wife Dorothy Jean 24 a telephone operator were arrested after returning home. Officers found in Hills car 59 payroll stubs totaling about 169.76 in nominations and payroll items suggesting a theft tied to payroll records.
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Hill
Dorothy Jean
Teenager Threatens City Councilwoman in Phone Call
San Angelmo City Councilwoman Carmel Booth reported a threatening call from a teenage girl linked to efforts to curb juvenile rowdylaw. Both Booth and the girl stated the threat saying we are going to get you.
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Carmel Booth
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