Private eyes link DiMaggio Monroe raid to late visit
Private detective Henry Cohen testified before a grand jury that Joe DiMaggio slipped into Marilyn Monroe’s apartment about an hour after a November 5 1954 raid on the wrong door. Sheila Renouf said Monroe was dining nearby when the commotion occurred. Witnesses also tied Frank Sinatra to the building’s vicinity during the incident.
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Hollywood
Joe DiMargio
Marilyn Moncroe
Grand Jury
Henry Cohen
DiMarzio
Mroe
Cohen
Miss Monroe
Ace Hexa
Sheila Stewart Renour
Lmator
A Spokeaman
Renouf
Iury
Mra
Renour
Marislyn
Eisenhower and Macmillan Meet in Bermuda Talks
President Dwight D. Eisenhower and British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan dined together in Bermuda with John Foster Dulles and Anthony Eden to set the agenda for urgent talks. They aim to re forge the Anglo American alliance amid European tensions, with emphasis on British troop withdrawals from the European defense force and regional issues in the Middle East Hungary Poland and Cyprus.
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Hamilton
Hermada
Eisenhower
Harold Macmilan
John Foster Dulles
Hirksh
Selwyn Lloyd
Middle East
Hungary
Poland
Cyprus
Ike
Harold Macmillan
Canberra
Albauys Point
Bermuda
John Woodall
Prose Storm Notes From A Weatherman's Elliptic Mood
A garbled prose fragment discusses the Weatherman and a spring mood with references to Icarus and a critic. The text mentions warming days, morning clouds, and symbolic struggles, ending with a fragment about birds and wind.
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Icarus
Pontoons in Alamitos Bay Marina Face Defects and Repairs
About 80 of 1,200 pontoons supporting Alamitos Bay Marina floats in Brin 1 show defects needing extensive repairs or replacement. City officials weigh long term options as Deputy City Engineer McCune notes most remain sound, while Vickers approves remodelling 45 pontoons at 65 to 74 each and purchases 10 light concrete pontoons at 106 to 115 each.
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Brin 1
Alamitos Bay Marina
B. J. McCune
Vickera
Vickers
Western Plantlcraft Co
Long Beach
Connolly-Pacific Co
Basin 1
McCune
Secrecy over Little Report on downtown LA auditorium scheme
Two months after county supervisors asked the county manager to present the supplemental Little Report, reporters seek copies of the $185,000 document. Taxpayers funded it, yet it remains guarded within the group backing the downtown LA auditorium plan. Continued on page A-14.
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L. A. Auditorium
1. A. Auditorium
Pensions Hike Bill Delayed in State Assembly
In Sacramento the Assembly Social Welfare Committee delayed action on a pension increase bill after the State Chamber of Commerce objected. The measure would raise the maximum old age pension from 89 to 100 dollars monthly, affecting about 265,000 people, with an estimated annual cost of 26 million dollars. The bill, backed by George H. McLain, faces revisions to broaden gains for pensioners with no outside income.
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Assembly Social Welfare Committee
State Chamber of Commerce
Edward E. Eliott
Los Angeles
Platean
Verne Gleason
State Social Welfare Department
George H. McLain
Alden Fensel
Chamber
Pensloners
Banker in Court Pleads Innocent in Overdraft Charges
Former bank president William Rose pleaded innocent in federal court in New York to charges that he approved overdrafts totaling 51.4 in Edenville New York. The case concerns Nationst Bank and the defunct Edenville institution.
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NEW York
LPI
William Rose
Edenville
N. Y
Wnationst Bank
Knight Teamster Aid Denied by Beck Testimony
President Dave Beck of the International Teamsters Union was ordered to appear before Senate rackets investigators and bring financial records for 1949 through 1955. Frank W. Brewster, a vice president and western conference chairman, testified he owed about 42 000 dollars to George Newell of Seattle tied to a racing stable partnership. Brewster claimed no conflict of interest regarding Beck and a leased out sling station. The Senate committee paused Brewster as it announced Beck must testify or face a subpoena.
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Dave Beck
International Teamsters Union
Senate
Frank W. Brewster
Teamstera
Brewster
George Newell
Seattle
Beck
Sling
Teamater
Sens J McClellan
D-Ark
Brewater
Heck
Ile Madahla
Frank Brewster
Western Conference of
Teamsters
Goodwin J. Knight
Los Angeles
Knight
Solon says governor hypocrit in Teamsters ties
Sacramento reports Gov Knight faced questions over Teamsters campaign backing. Assemblyman Rees alleged the governor benefited from union support and named Charles Tait of Seattle as an $18,000 a year San Francisco port director in 1985. Brewster testified that the union contributed to Knights campaign and arranged the Tait job, drawing sharper calls for campaign finance reform.
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Sacramento
Gav
Jury Reverses Drunk Driving Verdict In Local Case
Richard Rudolph Schiller, 28, of 233 Belmont Ave, had a prior 2 to 1 ruling against him canceled by an 19 to 0 tally in a Municipal Court jury verdict Wednesday. Schiller testified that officers offered a field sobriety test and one officer indicated the accused was drunk before hands were raised. The jury acquitted Schiller, who acted as his own attorney, in Percy Wight's court.
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Richard Rudolph Schiller
Belmont Ave
Schiller
Olive
Anaheim Sts
Faina
Percy Wight
Jury seated to try Harry Leve and others in graft case
In New York a jury of nine women and three men was sworn in to try Harry Leve known as The Hat and five others on charges of conspiracy to defraud the government and corrupting government personnel over a $1 million military hate contract.
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Harry
the Hat
Leve
New York
Urban development adviser Zeckendorf warns auburbe on metropolises
William Zeckendorf, noted New York urban development authority, offers blunt advice to auburbe in their relation to metropolitan cities on Page A-S. RATS BRAINE have amazing pleasure centers responsive to electro shock. Science hopes to find similar centers in the human mind in today’s chapter of The Human Mind on Page 1-14.
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William Zeckendorf
New York
Auburbe
Purity Bill Bottled Up In California Assembly
An Assembly committee shelved sweeping purity changes to state election laws after more than two hours of partisan bickering. The author, Reen, planned to seek permission to revise the measure and seek a second hearing. Accusations flew over campaign contributions with Gav Knight and the Tedmasters Union named in the clash. Knight denied receiving such donations.
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Sacramento
Legism
Last Register Day for May Primary
May 14 municipal primary looms with light voter signups at city hall. City Clerk Mare Heartwell notes slim turnout as bills on campaign finance and top officer pay face Capitol debate. Lawmakers clash over testimony, attorney general input, and a potential eight day blood donation leniency bill faces committee reconsideration.
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Saat
Mare
Jearet Heartwell
Elgheer Auld
Ieen
Teamsters
New Shrimp Species Debuts Royal Red Flavor Similar to Lobster
A new shrimp variety named Royal Red appears on sale in Jacksonville. The UPA reports the shrimp offer a lobster like flavor and novelty appeal. Local markets begin advertising the "Real Royal Shrimp" as a premium product this week.
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Jacksonville
Fla. Upa
House Slashes 537 Million in Federal Funds
Washington AP report on the Appropriations Committee cutting 537 million from proposed federal agency funding. The House approved amendments trimming 21 million, draining stockpiling funds, and cutting 2 million from planning for civil defense. Senate action and Democratic pressure for further economy noted.
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Appropriations Committee
Eisenhower
Funda
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