Boy, 16, Gets Chino Term for Slaying
Los Angeles reports Roger Kelley a 16 year old with one leg was sentenced to at least seven years in the Chino state institution for murder of Mrs Nancy LeMaster. Kelley pleaded guilty after being indicted by the grand jury and arraigned by Judge David Colemanel. He killed LeMaster in a market parking lot when she refused to hand over car keys as he planned to flee to Mexico in her auto. He cannot be released before 1962 and cannot be executed. The death penalty age is 18. He was certified for Superior Court by Supt Tier Judge William B Neele.
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Garson Praises Texas in Capitol Visit
Greer Garson spoke to Texas lawmakers in Austin noting her Texas ties through marriage to a Texan and citing the state’s hospitality and vigor. She recalled a Hollywood portrayal of Mrs Edna Gladney of Fort Worth and called Texas a living, inspiring legend.
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Senators to Probe Refugee Act Ties to Dulles-Corsi Row
Washington senators press for a full inquiry into the Refugee Relief Act amid the Dulles Corsi dispute. Kilgore backs liberalizing the act. Langer plans subcommittee action while Humphrey seeks security explanations for Corsi's ouster. Corsi accuses Dulles of falsehoods as Congress debates implementation and entries.
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Do You Agree? A Complex View of Work and Duty
The writer notes a shift where marriage is described as a miracle redefining affection as duty. A rumorist and author reports a boatload of Italian tailors arriving in New York around July 1 after talks with garment employers and unions. He also cites talks with California farm groups to secure jobs for 10,000 West German refugees from the Soviet zone.
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Elizabeth on Tour Across Industrial Centers by Train
Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh begin a two day tour by train from Windsor Castle to industrial centers in Lancashire. They visit notable factories and meet workers as part of a midweek royal itinerary.
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