Circus fall, hospital escape and odd rear-views in news
A chaotic collage reports Celso Lorenzo who fell from a wire at Madison Square Garden then stood, bowed, and walked to Bellevue Hospital for a checkup. Other items include a New York garage car theft, a cow leading police in a chase, a Mississippi florist sign, and Korean front notes.
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New York
Celso R. Lorenzo
Madison Square Garden
Ringling Bros
Barnum & Bailey Circus
Lorengzo
Lorenzo
Arena
Garden
Doelors
Bellevue
Warren accuses officials of tolerating rackets in California
Governor Earl Warren charged that corrupt officials were letting the B girl racket and other evils persist, while saying the State Board of Equalization could halt them. He condemned the legislature’s lax oversight of state laws, and hinted at liquor license abuses yielding thousands of dollars. Continued on Page AG Col 3.
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Sacramento
Earl Warren
Warren
State Board
Werren
Churchill Backs Eisenhower Peace Plan in Glasgow Speech
British Prime Minister Churchill voiced wholehearted support for Eisenhower's peace plan at a Conservative rally in Glasgow. He called the plan massive and magnificent and urged united resolve to seek a world peace through good faith, while not closing doors to sincere efforts. He stressed duty and shared burdens across Britain, the empire, and Commonwealth.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Churchill
Pst
Risenhaw
Free Nations
United States
Britain
British Empire
Commonwealth of Nalians
Crash Kills Cycle Rider Moves House
A Bell Gardens crash during an auto drag race at 4 a m killed Berkeley G Beaks Jr 31 of Bell. Max O Risley 22 of Lynwood drove the car that struck a house at Lidell and Specht Streets injuring Mrs Delora Lansbury 72. Risley and passenger Shir Iay Morford 22 Lomita sustained minor injuries.
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California Highway Patrol
Berkeley G. Beaks Jr
Bell
Max O. Risley
Duncan St
Lynwood
Lidell and
Specht Sts
Delora Lansbury
Risley
San Antonio Municipal Court
Shir- Iay Morford
Harbor Hills
Lomita
Eisenhower launches worldwide peace offensive against Russia
President Eisenhower outlined a four point peace plan calling for Korea armistice, an end to the cold war, reduced world armaments, and funds to fight poverty. A White House official described the move as a major, preplanned peace offensive designed to pressure the Soviet Union to commit to action.
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Augusta
Eisenhower
Russia
Soviet Union
Iorea
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Washington
White House
GOP
Allies and Reds Plan Talks to Resume Korean Armistice
The United Nations and Communists agreed to a Sunday liaison meeting to restart armistice talks and resolve prisoner exchange details. Peiping warned through a Tokyo-broadcasted note that forced repatriation must be maintained, while a convoy with injured U S and British prisoners approached Kaesong near Panmunjom.
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Kores
United Nations
Kinisan
U.N
Reds
U. N
Theiaison
Long Beach
Peiping
Tokyo
World Culture
Kaesong
Panmunjom
Dulles Promises Ongoing Defense Buildup Across Fronts
Secretary of State Dulles told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that the United States must continue a broad defense buildup unless the Soviet Union promptly responds to Eisenhower's peace proposals. He signaled potential gains in Western Europe and rejected any trusteeship over Formosa.
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Washington
Dulles
Russia
Eisenhower
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Soviet Union
United States
Formosa
Weather forecast: clear tonight and Saturday
Mostly clear conditions expected tonight and Saturday with localwinds and slightly cooler air. Daytime high around 64 degrees today.
Heifetz Attacked in Jerusalem Slugging Incident
Violinist Kaseha Heifetz was struck with an iron bar early today in Jerusalem, injuring his right hand. Doctors warn he may cancel the remainder of his resuital series, with concert plans in Rehovot and Tel Aviv in doubt. An anonymous caller claimed the act was by Hanoar Haivai, a nationalist group. The Israel Philharmonic condemned the "cowardly attack" as Heifetz weighs performing further.
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Werusalem
Kaseha Heifetz
Heifetz
Richard Strauss
Strauss
Israel
Voice of Israel
Hanoar Haivi
Hebrew Youth Movement
Hanoar Hamv
Israel Philharmonic Orchestra
Rehovot
Tel Aviv
Nazi Music Chamber
Paul Josef Goebbels
Justice Dept Ousts 145 Lawyers in Shakeup
Attorney General Brownell told the American Society of Newspaper Editors that 145 lawyers recently based at the Justice Department were removed, mostly for incompetence or undesirability. He says his aim is recruitment of competent staff and restoring public trust after a thorough, case by case review of about 1600 dept lawyers. Some resigned to avoid accusations, preserving their records.
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Washington
Brownell
Las
Justice Department
Ihe
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Aro
Iswotn Jn
Local Page References and Sections Listing
A reader’s guide lists where to find features across the newspaper. It names Beach Combing on Page 8-1, Bridge on A-13, Classifieds on B-B to $5, Comics on B-6, Editorial on A-2, Obituaries on B-2, and Sports on A-15 among others including Tides and Temperatures on B7 and Shipping Tables on B-2. The note groups articles by page and section designations for easy navigation.
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Boyia
Woren
Iranian anti American violence strikes Tehran car attack
In Tehran a group of about 20 men stabbed the Iranian driver of a U S naval attache in the shoulder and damaged the car carrying diplomatic plates. The attack followed Mossadegh’s vow to bolster security as clashes erupted and 16 people were injured. U S officials reported no injuries among diplomats. Police closed most establishments except the American chancery and removed American cars from streets. The incident ties to internal political tension over Mossadegh’s challenge to Shah Reza Pahlavi.
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Tehran
Iran
iThe
Tyan
Moihammed Mossadegh
Mesreh Nelikian
Mossadegh
Shah Mohammed Reza Fehlevi
Jain
L E Based Ship Hit by Red Fire Off Korea
A Long Sea based destroyer Maddox was struck by enemy gunfire from North Korean batteries in Wonsan Harbor off Korea's east coast. One seaman, Frank Nick Cataldo Des Moines, was wounded critically as the ship returned fire with a steady rate of fire. The shell impact damaged the main deck port side but was not serious enough to stop operations.
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Ka Iten
Maddox
Wonsan
Serior Navy
Seamas
Frank Nick Cataldo
Des
Moines
Koreans Prepare to Free Seven U.S. Civilians
Washington reports North Korea has measures to release seven American civilians seized near the outbreak of hostilities. The State Department notes three more Americans, including a Catholic bishop, are dead and three missing. Moscow relayed the information to American envoy Jacob Beam. timing and地点 not fixed yet. The U.S. seeks details of deaths and fate of all 13 Americans, with Moscow promising updates.
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Russia
United States
State Department
Jacob Beam
Bear
Moscow
Michael McDermott
Beam
Charles E. Bohlen
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