San Juan police bar Froman from pilot husband visit
In San Juan, police refused Jane Froman access to her pilot husband Capt. John C. Burn, hospitalized and held incommunicado by District Attorney Zoilo Dueno Colon amid the Pan Am crash probe. Coast Guard says 39 still missing. 13 bodies recovered near crash site outside San Juan Harbor as search continues.
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Jane Froman
John Burn
Aseliner
Puerto Rico
New York
Associated Press
San Juan
John C. Burn
Pan American ‘Airways
Burn
Presbyterian Hospital
Zoilo Dueno Colon
Glenn Lawrencee
Pan American
San’ Juan
Caribbean
Coast Guard
San Juan Harbor
One-Minute Truce Meet in Munsan Korea
United Nations and Communist negotiators in Munsan Korea conducted seven brief sessions this week with minimal progress. Each side pressed for a proposal or suggested recesses while awaiting a U N suggestion. Today’s meeting lasted only one minute—the shortest of the week. Major General William K Harrison commented on the pace of talks.
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Munsan
Korea
United Nations
William K. ‘Harrison
U. N
Weather outlook with clouds and sun today
Partly cloudy conditions give way to afternoon sunshine with a high near 6A. Increasing clouds bring cooler feel Sunday with showers likely tomorrow afternoon. Cooler conditions expected tomorrow.
Eisenhower Says He Aims to Be Home by June 4
General Eisenhower disclosed plans to return to Abilene Kansas by June 4, thirty three days before the Republican National Convention. He will end his NATO job June 1 at his own request and may resign his five star rank if nominated to run for President. He said no campaign plans yet and declined political questions while serving as NATO commander.
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Supreme Headquarters
Allied Powers
Europe
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Abilene
Kan
White House
Eisenhower
NATO
Rebels Win in Bolivia
LA PAZ Bolivia April 12 UP Victorious right wing rebels consolidated control after three days of fighting ending Bolivia's bloodiest revolution in La Paz history. Death toll estimates range 200 to 1000 with 800 to 3000 wounded. property damage over 2 million dollars. Nearly 21000 captured, many to be released. Ousted Gen Ballivian whereabouts unknown as Paz Estenssoro poised to return from exile.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
National Revolutionary Movement
MNR
Hugo Ballivan
Ballivian
Victor Paz Estenssoro
Paz Estenssoro
Buenos Aires
Long Haired Reds Reported On Eastern Front In Korea
U S soldiers on the eastern front in Korea report encounters with long haired Communist shock troops believed to be volunteers for special missions. The units, seen in groups, are described as unusually clean and well equipped, with some estimates suggesting up to 100 attackers in one engagement. Bodies of long hairs recovered show signs of higher front line standards.
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Korea
U.N
Pilgrims Attend Easter Holy Week in Jerusalem Amid Flood Fears
In Jerusalem Easter observances drew a vast pilgrim crowd from Europe, the US, and beyond as the Church of the Holy Sepulcher held Latin Patriarch Alberto Gori led the blessing of the new five. Across the border in Sioux City Iowa, Mississippi flood waters forced evacuations and a state of emergency, with Army engineers awaiting the crest as Red Cross shelters opened and National Guard units arrived.
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Jerusalem
Church of the Holy Sepulcher
Alberto Gori
Europe
United States
Jordan
St. Andrew
Mount Zion
Sioux City
Iowa
Philip Schenkenberg
Red Cross
Missouri River
Missouri
Pierre
Fort Pierre
S. C
Mississippi
Minnesota
Lilydale
St. Paul
Iowa National Guard
Neb
Big Sioux
E. W. Allen
Rail Shares Lead Market Trading
Rail shares led a mixed and narrow New York stock session on April 12. Carriers, despite recent gains in anticipation of a freight gate decision, showed no speed with trading at a slow pace and prices clinging to a fractional range.
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New York
I Rail
Eisenhower Warned Against Political Career at SHAPE Meeting
General Eisenhower told nearly 70 senior officers at SHAPE in Paris that he would leave the Army to enter politics, prompting a moving scene as Montgomery praised his friend. Brig. Gen. Anthony Drexel Biddle recalled the moment, noting the officers’ silent emotion and the farewell handkerchief moment at the door. Montgomery urged him not to pursue politics, saying his wartime service prepared him for battle, not campaigns.
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Supreme Headquarters
Allied Powers
Europe
Dwight .D. Eisenhower
Viscount Montgomery
Eisenhower
Anthony Drexel Biddle
Paris
Biddle
fata _ Biddie
X -Pin
Montgomery
Jas
Labor Parleys Get Nowhere
Violence in wage talks continues as CIO Communications Workers Union and steel unions face government mediation. A potential telephone strike looms with 59,000 workers at Bell, Western Electric, and regional plants pressuring for wage and shop terms amid wage stabilization policy debates.
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Associated Pres
CIO Communications Workers Union
Washington
CIO United Steelworkers Union
CIO
Wage Stabilization Board
Phillip Murray
Phillip Murray. . the Government Appeared Unwilling To Grant the Union Wha
Murray
WSB
Tele: Ie & Telegraph Co
Bell Phone
Ohio
New Jersey
California
Western Electric
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Sports Roundup Highlights Multisport Action and Injuries
Baseball Hill Moison takes mount for Los Angeles as Angels seek seventh straight win in Pacific Coast League. Hoot Evers breaks a bone and will miss four weeks. Branch Rickey reinstates Bil Werle. Harness racing features harness stars at Santa Anita and Golden Gate Fields. Town Club A relay sets a world junior record in AAU Indoor. Tennis players reach semifinals in Miami Beach tournament. Mayer and Riess lead into Greensboro round.
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Hill Moison
Los Angeles
Angels
Hoot Evers
Detroit
Tiger
Pittsburgh
Branch Rickey
Bil Werle
Santa Anita
Phill
Golden Gate Fields
Chicago
Art Larsen
Dick Savitt
Gardnar Mulloy
Vic Seixas
Miami Beach
Fis
Mayer Ind
Skee Riess
Greensboro
Train Hits Lumber Train Near San Pedro Injures Five
Five injured when a Pacific Electric passenger train struck the rear of a lumber carrier near the West Basin in San Pedro before dawn. Motorman Hert O'Brien, 60, and conductor A E Langley, 48, trapped by debris, were freed. Others, including Hugh Wilson 54 Mary Hoyd 56 and Billy Billings 26, received non life threatening injuries.
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Pacific Electric
San Pedro
Hert O'Brien
Earnest Ave
Redondo Beach
Hugh H. Wilson
Grand Ave
A.E. Langley
Second St
Mary Hoyd
Duarte
Billy Billings
O'Brien
Langley
Wilson
West Basin
Wilmington-San Pedro Rd
O’brien
Whale sighting in San Francisco Bay reported
A large whale estimated at 60 to 75 feet was seen in San Francisco Bay near the city on April 22, drawing local observers and prompting marine authorities to monitor the area.
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San Francisco Bay
San Francisco
San
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