Eisenhower Works Despite Ailments Amid Health Update
President Eisenhower, slowed by a cold and ear inflammation, remained in Washington to oversee Middle East policy. He spoke at a news conference about slowing government spending while noting rising living costs and his ongoing treatment. The White House said he had a slight inflammation of the eustachian tube and was under medical care.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Middle East
Costa
Irvington
Alice
Jand
Blaenhower
Ebenhower
STIAL
James Hagerty
White House
Howard Snyder
Hagerty
Two People, Twenty-One Marriages End in One Judge Hope
Superior Judge Elmer D Doyle considers the count of marriages by Beverly Avery and her thirteenth husband Raymond J Ciete as a record. The article outlines twenty one trips to the altar attributed to the pair and notes the unique matrimonial history involved.
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Angeles
Elmer D. Doyle
Beverly Avery
Raymond J. Ciete
Avery
Beverly
Sinatra Subpoena Incident In Palm Springs
Police say a Palm Springs house call at 4 a m on February 16 failed to wake Frank Sinatra. Policewoman Glory Dawson and detective Gerald Holland testified at a deposition hearing about serving a subpoena and the possible civil suit for trespass. Dawson, not subpoenaed, corroborated the tale of radio calls and a flashlight at the door as Sinatra did not respond.
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Los Angeles
Yover Boy
Darling
Frankie
Frank Sinatra
Palm Springs
Gerald A. Holland
Sinatra
Vespass
Babbyoena
State Senate
Holland
Glory
Dawson
Keya
Snatra
Mather
Dot
Los Atehelen
Sinstrs
Antformeys
William H. Parker
Miss Dawson
T I
Richard William
Glory Dawson
Administration Asks Postal Rates Boost
Washington report shows the administration urging Congress to raise first class letter postage from three to four cents. Postmaster General Summerfield projects annual revenue of about 327.5 million by 1961, while rejecting a five-cent rate for sellers. The plan includes a state class rate and weighs political reception in Congress amid budget debates.
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Washington
Congress
Arthur
Summerfield
Aent
Sam Rayburn
Tostmanten
Maurice HH
Stan
House Appropriations
Jas Nera
Avery
Long Beach Doctors Meet Hospital Campaign Goal Pace
Long Beach medical doctors contribute to a hospital fundraising drive reaching a quarter of the four million dollar target. About 360 donors, including many younger physicians, give substantial sums while others offer smaller gifts. The effort is praised as a strong community response amid criticism that doctors should cover hospital costs.
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Long Beach
Scandal Magazine Indicted Over Obscenity and Abortions
A federal grand jury indicted Scandal Magazine and Confidential Inc of New York on charges of sending obscene material through the mail and providing abortion information. The alleged crimes relate to a March 1956 article titled A Pill to End Unwanted Pregnancy, printed in Confidential Magazine. The case lists Confidential Inc and Cable Printing Co of Mt Morris, Ill, with potential $30,000 in fines.
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Cuicago
Confidential, Inc
Confidential
Feds Eral
Incs
Nated Confidential, Inc
New York City
Cable Printing Co
Mt. Morris
Tucker saga stallsKnowland 1960 platform effort
In Sacramento the cigarette beer tax program debates continue as lawmakers circle the issue. Senator Knowland is already drafting a potential 1960 presidential platform amid ongoing discussions.
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Tucker Saga
Sen
Knowland
Sacramento
Thriftimart Manager Foils Four-Man Robbery at Bank of America
Lynn E Gehrick 42 manager of Thriftimart Market 4158 Viking Way led a four man robbery gang to flee after resisting with a Luger type pistol and guarding bags containing about 12 dollars in cash outside the Bank of America Viking Way and Village Rd Long Beach police arrived quickly and found one bag discarded. car fled with the suspects.
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Viking Way
Bank of America
Village Rd
Lynn E. Gehrick
Thriftimart
Viting Way
Long Beach
Tipatera
Pace Department
Tearm
White
Alao
Richard Billinghurst
Young Mother Arrested on Dope Charge in Norwalk
A 26 year old mother of two, Billie May Talley of North Long Beach, was arrested by county narcotics officers on suspicion of dope addiction and charged with narcotics possession after a hypodermic kit and heroin valued at 100 dollars were found in her brassiere. Deputies pursued preliminary questioning as she attempted to leave to change clothes and later to use the restroom. A matron at the Norwalk sheriff's station then located a needle kit and a quarter ounce of heroin along with more than 1,000 Benzedrine tablets in her home.
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Billie May Talley
Johnson St
North Long Beach
Norwalk
Statler
Portland Mayor Schrunk Accused of Receiving Payoff
Portland Mayor Terry D. Schrunk faced Senate accusations of accepting a $500 payoff from gambler Clifford Bennett to halt a raid on the 8212 Club. A witness testified Bennett gave money in an envelope while another saw Schrunk take money, with Schrunk denying the charge as perjury debates and the committee adjourning without direct questioning.
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Washington
LLP
Terry D. Schrunk
Portland
Ore
Senate
Schrunk
Om Met
Oackelder Jbmes DD. Limine
Atar
Clifford ©. Bennett
Hegan Bennett
Schunk
Bennett
Jan John W. Vance
Congress
Lakewood Water Issue Pondered by City Board
The Board of Water Commissioners will consider a multimillion dollar bond issue to acquire Lakewood Water and Power Co equipment and fund improvements for Long Beach customers. Estimates range up to seven million dollars with costs covering new collection sites and storage. Bonds to be general obligations, with water revenue paying interest. Rate increases are anticipated to meet bond costs. Water dept. funded debt stood at 5,070,000 last fiscal year.
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Municipal Water Dept
Lakewood Water & Power Co Uchities
Long Beach
Board of Water Commissioners
Gen. Bigr. Brennan S "Thomas
Lakewood Company
Panalon
Water Dept. Revenue
Jwater
Water Dept
Engine on Nixon plane will have to be replaced
MONROVIA Liberia UP An engine on Vice President Nixon s four engine plane was found unfit for further use. The right inboard engine belched smoke on landing at Roberta Airfield after the flight from Accra Ghana. Crewmen said the landing was normal and the oil leak minor but hours later officials said it could not be used and a replacement engine was arranged so Nixon can depart on schedule Saturday for British Uganda.
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Monrovia
Liberia
Nixon
Roberta
Accra
Ghana
Air Force
Uganda
Two Long Beach Men Robbed In Tijuana After Win Returns
Two Long Beach men William F P Verosko and Richard I Cook along with Russell G Galbreath were detained in Tijuana after visiting Agua Caliente race track. They claim a Mexican woman seized cash from Galbreath, and nine others allegedly robbed them of about $2,200. The men reported to the U S consulate in Indiana and later to Tijuana police, with officials saying no charges were filed at the time. The consulate began a report with the Tijuana police chief.
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Long Beach
Tijuana
U. S
Indiana
Agua Caliente
Haju California
William FP. Verosko
Ohiapa Ave
Richard
Qalbreath
Galbreath
Verosko Reo
Veroska
Ito
Verosko
Cook
California
San Yaldra
Paneany Vercako
Canaulate
Verorko
Court Martial Set in Atlanta for Col Nickerson
A 10 member court martial panel is to try Col John C Nickerson on charges of releasing guided missile secrets in violation of security regulations. The proceeding named two major generals and three brigadier generals among those appointed Thursday.
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Atlanta
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Mark Arden
Marty Allen
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Dale
Associated Press
Mani
Gehrlick
Baga
Woman's Howe
Say
Schrane
Amann
Lakewood
Thuga
Z Shever
Eve
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