Einstein dies after four day illness at Princeton
Albert Einstein 76, world famous physicist and former A bomb theorist, died at Princeton Hospital at 1 15 am after a four day illness caused by rupture of the main artery from hardening of the arteries. He was a Nobel laureate and professor emeritus at the Institute for Advanced Study. He questioned the A bomb but supported social justice causes. His death ends a life of theoretical physics and unified field work.
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Clarks Walk Free From Court To Lexington Narcotics Plan
Hand in hand a slender young man Gordon Keith Clark 22 and his wife Diane Skelly Clark 13 left Long Beach Superior Court on March 17 after six month jail terms for drug charges were modified. Their federal narcotics hospital admission in Lexington Kentucky was approved. The pair face an uncertain future as society decides their ongoing debt and recovery. They admit personal fault and hope to join the minority who beat heroin addiction, while acknowledging their troubled married life and crimes.
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Weather forecast: mainly sunny through Tuesday
The outlook calls for mostly sunny skies through Tuesday with highs in the high 60s. Occasional winds may gust and make it feel cooler at times. Continuous pleasant conditions are expected with little chance of rain.
Russian Slave Revolt Reported by Japanese Witness
Minoru Okada, one of 88 Japanese repatriates aboard Koan Maru, said over 150,000 slave laborers revolted in Siberian camps last May overthrowing guards. clashes, machine-gunning, and protests spread to Karaganda. Kyodo cited fatalities and injuries among those repatriated.
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Eisenhower Warns of Red Air Buildup Opposite Formosa
President Eisenhower has been briefed on intelligence indicating a wide buildup of Chinese Communist air power opposite Formosa. Secretary Dulles described the expansion as grave and broader than earlier estimated, with implications for U S defense commitments.
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Gun battle ends with thief hidden on yacht
Newport Beach police captured 30 year old William F. Allred of La Crescenta after a robbery attempt at contractor Alex Oser’s Lido Isle home. He shot officer William Talbot and Oser, took a hostage, then fled by swimming to the Clareen II yacht before being found hiding in its cabin. Talbot lost a finger. Oser was treated and released. Allred faces assault with intent to murder, kidnapping and armed robbery charges.
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Long Beach Polio Immunization Begins for 2700 Children
Long Beach launches mass polio vaccination for about 11 000 first and second graders at 11 schools with 2 700 receiving the first Salk shot. Volunteer teams visit multiple schools citywide as the program aims to cover all public and parochial schools by week’s end and offer free initial injections funded by the Watson Foundation.
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Iraqi Foreign Minister denounces communism at Bandung
Iraqi Foreign Minister Fadhil Jamali condemned international communism during the Asian African Conference, calling it a materialistic religion that breeds hatred. His speech drew prolonged applause from 29 delegations, including Pakistan's Premier Mohammed Ali, and was followed by other 15 minute statements as the conference proceeded.
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Abscess Hospitalizes Ambassador Lodge Jr
Ambassador Fleury Cabot Lodge Jr was hospitalized at Presbyterian Hospital after minor surgery on an abscess in his right leg. He will miss Tuesday’s United Nations Security Council meeting, with David M. Key to substitute as the council discusses Egyptian Israeli border troubles. Lodge said he did not know how long he would stay.
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Snow Plows Try to Free Sierra Cars
State Division of Highways expected to reopen U S 40 this afternoon freeing about 300 cars marooned by a sudden snowstorm. A snow plow was trapped between two skidding trucks on Airport Grade east of Baxters. Crews worked through the night to free stalled vehicles and detours used Route 49 and 20 via Nevada City and Bear Valley.
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New York Police Round Up 387 Undesirables
Manhattan police arrested 387 persons in the sixth weekend of the reenewed campaign to clear the streets of undesirables. Most arrests were for disorderly conduct with additional charges including prostitution playing dice begging and panhandling. The preceding weekend saw 433 arrests, the largest so far this year.
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Commie Led Strike Sparks Riot in Indian City
A Communist sponsored strike by 8,000 city transport workers in Uverfax escalated into a riot as police fired to disperse a mob that stoned buses and streetcars. Sixty workers were arrested.
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Rebels Open Fire to End Saigon Truce
In Saigon Viet Nam Binh Xuyen forces shattered a uneasy truce firing on National Army vehicles. One soldier was killed another kidnapped as government troops went on alert. French commissioner general Gen Paul Ely and chief of staff Ger Alain Gemier rushed to headquarters to urge restraint. A ten minute battle occurred near the army HQ with no reported casualties.
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April Shower Spares Long Beach as Rain Eases
A brief surprise shower fell in Long Beach around 3 a.m. with 0.1 inch added to season rainfall reaching 7.15 inches. For comparison, last year’s total was 12.32 inches. A light low pressure area forecast kept rain chances minimal, while scattered showers touched from San Bernardino to El Toro Marine Air Station and mountain snow was reported at higher elevations. Small craft warnings along the Southland coast were raised through 3 a.m. Tuesday with 20 to 30 mph NW winds. Long Beach airport gusts reached 25 mph at 8:30 a.m. and temperatures ranged from 63 to 70 degrees with cooler weather expected.
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