Schrunk Balks at Lie Test
Washington mayor Terry D. Schrunk of Portland refused to finish a lie detector test amid Senate Labor Committee questions about a $500 bribe claim. Schrunk agreed to testify after the test, while former sheriff Sennink and Teamsters official Neck faced scrutiny and potential cooperation quotes.
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Terry D. Schrunk
Portland
Ore
Schrunk
Senate
Robert Kennedy
Tortland
Kennedy
Schrank
Neves Met
Heer
Sennink
Teamsters Union
Dave Neck
John L. McCretlan
D-Ark
Senate Labor Tackets Committee
Teck
Natives Flee Aleutian Volcano Alert
Natives from the village on Uinnak Island flee as Mount Vaciode, inactive nearly 200 years, erupts with white steam. Walter Freeman, aviation agent for Reeve Aleutian Airways, says villagers sought shelter at a sheep ranch after earthquakes began about 6 a.m. Monday and continued at half hour intervals. Navy submariain unit reports denied.
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Alaska
Umnaki
Walter Freeman
Reeve Aleutian Aur
Uinnak
Vreeman
Aleutian Chain
Teporta
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Nolply Greom
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Sinval Basr
Alfred Hitchcock Cleared After Gallstone Surgery
Alfred Hitchcock, 37, famed director, is reported in good condition after gallstone removal surgery. He underwent a hernia operation in January and will remain at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital for at least a week, according to his doctor.
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Hollywood
Alfred] Imehcock
Mitchcock
Iy Cedars
Lebane Att Hospital
Inquest Drama as Youths Face Grand Jury
An inquest into the killing of motel operator Charles Styrsky leads to a grand jury. Maslowski 17 and accomplices Pelzer 16 Ramirez 17 and Jowski 17 show little emotion while the 18-year-old victim’s father denounces the accused. The four boys, students at the same high school as Barbara and Patricia Grimes, are linked to a separate double murder and a prior robbery.
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Carl Pelzer
Chicago
Hixson
Jerry
Cincago
Cour
Charlea Styrsky
Alsip
David Clark
Ramieres
Mastowakl
Clark
Pelzer
Barbara ‘Grimes
Patricia
Grimes
Styrsky
Aiito
Atty
Benjamin Adasimowski
Four Bus Line Changes Approved by City Bureau
City Bureau of Franchises approves changes to four Long Beach Motor Bus Co routes pending one more alteration. Henry F. Jordan cites better service for Loa Altus residents. state Public Utilities Commission retains jurisdiction. No public hearing planned. Woodruff branch extended from San Anseline Ave to Woodruff Ave and Fanwood Ave, with partial abandonments on San Anseline and Mezzanine. Alternate suggestion to route via Woodruff to Spring, pending traffic light at Woodruff and Spring. Other changes extend Atherton branch to Studebaker Rd and Stearns, while abandoning Palo Verde and Stearns segments where new routes will serve. Line 4 section also abandoned.
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Long Beach Motor Bus Co
Hnex
City Bureau of
Aurea
Henry FE. Jordan
Loa Altus
State Public Utilities Commission
Bus Teau
C Company
Woodruff
San Anseline Ave
Los Coyotes Diag
Woodruff Ave
Fanwood Ave
San Anseline
Spring St
Mezzanine Way
Mezanine
Aondan
Lox Coyotes
Spring
Atherton
Palo Verde Ave
Studebaker Rd
Stearna St
Palo
Weather forecast memo with cryptic verse
An enigmatic weather note refers to forecasting duties and a Weather board. The WM contemplates clouds and a safe bet, mentioning plans for Wednesday and a clouded period ahead. The fragment hints at expected conditions and upcoming operations under cloudy skies.
California voting age bill faces Assembly floor vote
The Constitutional Amendments Committee approves a bill to lower California's voting age from 21 to 18 and sends it to the State Assembly. The report notes uncertainty about the outcome and discusses how Ike's friends and health publicity are affecting coverage, with a Washington correspondent stressing the president's health as a national concern.
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Constitutional Amendsments Committee
California
State Assembly
Ike
Washington cortes+ pandent
Presi
Indiana adopts right to work law in steel state shift
Indiana becomes the 18th state to pass right to work, a move seen as a precedent that may spread beyond agricultural states to major industrial sectors. The measure coincides with heightened public attention to union activity as hearings continue.
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Indiana
Iowa
Nebraska
Dakotas
Fire wipes block in Pittsburgh East Liberty district
A 200000 fire tore through a block long building in Pittsburgh East Liberty Monday night. Electrical power to the district was cut and trains urged to proceed with caution or halt. At least 12 people, mostly firefighters, were overcome by smoke and treated. no injuries reported. Police said a man claimed he set the blaze and threatened the nearby Highland Hotel, prompting an immediate room by room search.
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Pittsburgh
East Liberty
Pennsylvania Railroad
James Shusser
Central Police Station
Highland Hotel
Smog Linked to Lung Cancer in Los Angeles Study
Los Angeles researchers report five and a half times higher lung cancer incidence in mice exposed to city air versus clean air. USC pathologist Dr. Paul Kutin cites day to day pollution as boosting cancer risk, noting complex atmospheric mixtures drive results, with implications for human risk and prevention.
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Los Angeles
CNS
University of Southern California
Paul Kutin
Yale Medical School
SC Shool
Katin
Queen Elizabeth to visit Jamestown for 350th anniversary
UK officials tacitly confirm a royal visit to Jamestown Virginia this year to mark the 350th anniversary of the first permanent English settlement. An official delegation will attend April 1 ceremonies with further Atlantic events planned. Discovery of plans hinges on a formal Buckingham Palace announcement expected after PM Macmillan meets Eisenhower in Bermuda.
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London
FR. A. Butler
Elizabeth
Jamestown
America
Butler
Parliament
Viscount Hallsham
Iie
Cutler
U.S
Queen Elizabeth
Prince Philip
Britain
Harald Macmillan
Eisenhower
Bermud
Egypt challenges UN force in Gaza and installs own control
Egypt charges the UN Emergency Force with overstepping in Gaza and announces it will send in its own administration to take charge. Nasser’s telegram to Hammarskjold signals a worsening Middle East crisis as UNEF authority is questioned amid Gaza unrest and Israeli movements. The report also covers quiz show developments unrelated to the political scene.
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Egypt
U.N
Gaza Strip
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Cairo
Dag Hammankjold
Gada
Palestine
Serach
Mediterranean
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Taat Tall
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Nasser
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van Doren
Bla Parition Agnee
Vivienne
Quaders Tal
Nearing
Naseer
UNEF
Nearing von Wasja
Mahoud Fawzi
Myenreald
Hammare van Doren
Eisenhower Eyes Florida Trip Amid Cold Cough
President Eisenhower moved engagements earlier to likely depart for Florida later in the week seeking sun and rest. White House secretary Hagerty said no final decision yet as aides planned talks with Prime Minister Macmillan and schedules for a possible Palm Beach stay and return.
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Eisenhower
Florida
James C. Hagerty
White Mar
Bermuda House
Soldj
Britsh
Harold Macmillan
Cation
Hagerty
Palm Beach
U S Rejects Russ Big Four Middle East Bid
The United States on Monday rejected Russia s proposal for a six point plan with Britain and France to guide Middle East policy. It refused to be party to surrogate decisions and urged the USSR to contribute to regional tranquility while reaffirming commitment to the UN Charter.
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Middle East
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