$500000 Suit In Asylum Row
Elizabeth Lapin a 30 year old seeks 500000 in Superior Court for assault false imprisonment and she claims she was drugged and confined to mental institutions while her dentist husband prepared divorce papers They allege conspiracies with Dr Kronenberg and hospitals to confine her She contends multiple beatings and threats and that a divorce suit is pending with a cross-complaint planned.
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Don Maddock
Pretty Blonde
Superior Court
Elizabeth Lapin
Geo H. Lapin
Nathan Kronenberg
Compton Sanitarium
Long Beach Hospital
Esa
Mes. Lapin
Lapin
Kronenberg
Long Beach
AM Lapin
James T. Bentson
Iyron Blumberg
Dr. Lapin
Atlantic Ave
Kerr Appointed UC President
Clark Kerr was named president of the University of California to succeed Robert Sproul. He will take over on July 1, 1958 and heads all eight campuses with about 45,000 students, including Berkeley and UCLA. Kerr, 46, is Berkeley chancellor and has a long career in higher education.
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California
College
City of
New York
Kerr
Reading
Swarthmore College
Stanford
Swarthmore
Berkeley
Sproul
Catherine Spaulding
Pay Checks Fat Grew City Salary Base for 3700 Workers
City payroll expanded by about 40 000 after a 5 percent raise approved last July took effect for Oct 1 15. About 844 000 total outlay, most workers received extra but elected officials and some appointive officials were excluded. A separate incident reports Greig 40 died after a three wheeled electric vehicle collided with a car at Anaheim Street and Parl Avenue.
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Inald Allen Hector
Bard
Caml
Mission
Harbor General Hospital
Greig
Anaheim St
Parl Ave
No Green Stamps in NJ Courts Cited for Efficiency
New Jersey Supreme Court Chief Justice Joseph Wein sweb said courts are efficient and people expect modern business techniques. He cited a case where a woman paid a $15 traffic fine and asked for green stamps as an example of impatience with outdated practices.
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New Brunswick
Joseph Weinsweb
New Jersey Supreme Court
New Jersey
Tor & Green Stamp
Romanians Seek Asylum After Freight Car Crossing
In Vienna three Romanian refugees, two men and a woman, arrived on a freight car from Bucharest and asked for political asylum. Police said they hid under grapes in a load destined for Vienna and traveled roughly 500 miles through Communist countries in good health and relieved to be in Austria.
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Vienna
Austria
VPA Star la
Bucharest
Safety in Bigness and Corporate Decline
The Nation's Business magazine notes that 41 percent of the top 100 firms from 30 years ago have disappeared from the current top 100. It argues that older industries with slower growth caused many declines as the business world changed, challenging the idea that bigger equals safer.
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Nation
Homer to Testify in Steel Price Probe
The Senate antitrust subcommittee will call Arthur B. Homer president of Bethlehem Steel Corp as the lead-off witness when it resumes Monday its inquiry into steel prices.
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Washington
Senate Antitrust Subcommittee
Arthur B. Homer
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Rear Adm Fenno to Lead Pacific Fleet Cruiser-Destroyer Force
The Navy said Rear Adm Frank W Fenno will assume command of the Pacific Fleet Cruiser-Destroyer Force early next January, relieving Rear Adm Chester C Wood who will head the 3rd Naval District in New York City. Fenno currently heads Cruiser Division 5 in the Far East and his family lives at 3305 East St Long Beach.
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San Diego
Navy
Frank W. Fenno
Pacific Fleet
Chester C. Wood
3Rd Naval District
New York City
Fenne
Far East
East St
Long Beach
McElroy Takes Personal Command Of U S Missile Program
Defense Secretary McElroy assumed direct control of the U S ballistic missile program prioritizing rapid progress. He ordered weekly progress reports to missile expert William M. Holaday and immediate briefing on any potentially delaying regulations. Bridges urged tech leadership be reviewed and a non scientist oversee missile development to curb Soviet lag.
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Washington
Neil H. McElroy
U. S
McElroy
Sen
Styles Bridges
R-Nhl
U.S
Bridges
Russia
United Nations to Debate Soviet Syria Row
United Nations Assembly votes 66 to 0 with 1 abstention to open a full scale debate on Soviet Syria charges that Turkey and the United States plot to spark war in the Middle East. US and Turkey deny the accusations and back airing the issue to seek clarity.
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United Nations
N.X
Turkey
Middle-East
Liberia
Me Nation Assembly
Jithin
United States
Middle East
Assembly E of
Henry Cabott Lodge
Lodge
Syria
Kremlin
Ultra-formal Anglo American pledge at royal banquet
At a high profile Washington banquet Queen Elizabeth II and Secretary of State Dulles vowed ongoing free and friendly U S Britain cooperation. Dulles praised a solid foundation for future efforts while the Queen urged continued practice of open idea exchange. Also noted were two deaths in separate Friday traffic incidents and a wardrobe mishap for Marge and Gower Champion during the royal event.
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Elizabeth
John Foster Dulles
Pan-American Union
Washington
Dulles
Elizabeth II
Britain
United States
United Kingdom
Cal
Long Beach
Reginald John Hector
Southstom
Sty
Adam H. Greig
Park Ave
Hector
Metropolitan Coach Lines
Santa Fe Ave
del Amo Blvd
California Highway Patrol
Bob Hope Loses Sponsor On Sinatra Debut Show
Hollywood veteran Bob Hope guest starred on Frank Sinatra’s ABC debut and dropped a sponsor. Sinatra’s program was co sponsored by Chesterfield and Bulova. Hope learned Bulova only hours before and Timex was to be credited but the plug was cut due to time. Hope considered a rest after the show.
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Hollywood VF
Bob Hope
Frank Sinatra
Abc-Tv
Sinatra
Chesterfield Cigarettes
Bulova Watch Corp
Hope
Nbc-Tv
Timex, Inc
Bulova
Singtral
ABC Chief Questions NBC Over Hope Cancellation
Leonard Goldenson of ABC TV indicated NBC may not drop Hope over a sponsor's displeasure calling it a regrettable occurrence. Hope said Timex Corp canceled after the show by phone but he was hopeful issues would be resolved soon. TV contracts generally bar performers from appearing on shows promoting private products.
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Leonard Goldenson
Abc-Tv
NBC
Hope
Governor Knight Bedded By California Flu
Sacramento reports Governor Goodwin J. Knight was bedbound by a flu on Friday delaying weekend engagements and a Friday news conference. The governor’s physician declined to confirm Asian flu, saying the governor has the California variety and is patriot.
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Sacramento
Goodwin J. Knight
California
Knight
Dan OD. Kilroy
City Editors Consider Trim of Daily Forecasts
City editors report telephoned feedback about wordy forecasts. They discuss trimming text and predicting weather for Saturday. Saint weather mention references Anita, with partly cloudy conditions and a track fast note.
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Washington, DC
Sateurday
Saint
Anita
Submarine activity triggers depth charge warnings in Canada
Canadian officials warn they will fire depth charges if mysterious submarines continue their undirected prowling on the Atlantic and Pacific coasts. Meanwhile hundreds of workers will be laid off at two major aircraft plants in the Southland.
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Atlantic
Pacific
Southland
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Senate Armed Services Committee
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Eisenhower
Pledge Amity
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Gower Champion
Scott Brady
Desmond Slattery
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