Dancer Sues Actor for Biting on Catalina Cruise
Long Beach dancer Margatie Yon, 22, files suit in Superior Court against film actor Sonny Tufts for 26000 damages alleging he bit her on the upper right thigh aboard a yacht off Dana Point after a Catalina Channel location cruise. Another dancer, Barbara Gray Atkins, had sued Tufts for 25000 last March 30 claiming a bite on the upper left thigh in her apartment.
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LEMME OUT The Inside Story on Windshields
CENTRALIA Washington a home improvement manager explains windshield glass is silica sand from western Washington beaches. Sand fleas in the sand laid eggs that got baked into the glass and hatched as warm weather arrived, causing fleas to emerge and chip the windshield.
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Wilson backs Hensel as competent man in Army charges debate
Secretary of Defense Wilson said he believes H Struve Hensel is a competent honest man and that he does not think Hensel masterminded Army charges against Senator McCarthy. He spoke at a news conference in Washington acknowledging the controversy.
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H. Struve Hensel
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TV and Radio Coverage Planned for McGarthy Army Hearing
NBC station KNBH will telecast two daily hearings Thursday and Friday from 1:30 to 9:30 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Pictorial summaries air on CBS KNXT Thursday 11:30 p.m. to 12:15 a.m. Radio coverage includes KABC KNX and KHI with multiple time slots across Thursday and Friday.
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Army official criticizes McCarthy era policies impact
In remarks on military morale, an Army official says the Army McCarthy era has done no good for morale or for addressing wartime challenges. He notes personal belief that critical times require steadier leadership and hints at continued discussion on the matter on page A-6.
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Wilson
Army-McCarthy
Bandit Captured After Market Holdup Near Anaheim
A young robber apprehended 30 minutes after a market hold up at Alpha Beta Market 510 West Center Street. He fled in a car, dropped a coin roll, and was later arrested in La Habra by Officer Loyce Collins. Suspect Gary Lee Rankin 20 of Whittier booked on armed robbery.
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Yank Planes Won't Enter Combat Area
U S Air Force ferries French paratroopers to Indochina for later drop into Dien Bien Phu. Mission, justified by Defense Secretary Wilson, follows French request. Paratroops to land in non combat zones aboard C 124 Globemasters and Douglas planes of Air Force Tactical Command.
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POW Camp Cook Accused Of Abusing Sick POWs
An Army court martial heard testimony that Cpl. Dickinson, a Pyoktong camp cook, pushed a sick POW down three stairs after the man asked for food. Witnesses described trading chow for tobacco and candy and alleged Dickinson kept Chinese currency amid anti American writings in camp publications.
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Mass
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Hinkle
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Dulles Arrives in Paris for NATO Meet and Geneva Talks
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles arrived in Paris to attend NATO deliberations and confer with Western Allies on Geneva conference strategy. He was greeted by Georges Bidault and planned a private dinner to review the Indochinese issue and other Geneva topics. The NATO gathering marks the five year anniversary of the North Atlantic Treaty.
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Solon Attacks Builders on FHA Probe and Hearings
Sen Capehart accuses the National Association of Homebuilders and the Senate Banking Committee of exploiting a multimillion-dollar housing scandal inquiry. He says the administration is being crucified while builders profited from oversized FHA loans amid claims of dishonesty or inefficiency. The dispute followed a builder statement urging restraint to avoid harming FHA’s reputation as investigations proceed.
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Senators See Asia Pact if Geneva Fails
Senators Wiley and Ferguson said failure of Geneva to settle Korea and Indochina may push the United States toward a Pacific anti Communist alliance. They noted limited promise of quick Korean unity or Indochina peace, and anticipated Dulles pressing for a Pacific coalition at Paris before Geneva. They stressed concern over potential NATO style ties to counter China and Red China in the region.
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R.-Wis
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R.-Mich
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Indochina
Pacific
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Paris
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Ales
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Russia
Red China
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Fire damages State Furniture Co in downtown Omaha
Fire destroyed about one third of the State Furniture Co store in downtown Omaha. Nine firefighters and a civilian were injured when the east and south walls collapsed during the blaze.
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State Furniture Co
Classified Page Ads and Page Assignments Noted
The reader guide lists sections for ads classified B 10 to 15, comics on page B 6, crossword on A 16, and editorial on A pages. It notes page designations and where to find various content blocks in the newspaper.
Bush Wanderer Found Dead After Desperate Bush Hunt
Joseph Tanaes, 26, wandered two days in a Huntsville swamp before searchers located him. He died from a single gunshot wound to the left temple, coroner ruling death by his own action. Trackers found no sign of foul play as they concluded he went wild in the bush.
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