Fear of Angelone Over Ends Alabama Case
LAS ANGELES AP Frank A Beverley’s eight year disguise ends when Alabama fugitive warrant returns. Originally Oscar Fred TwildahI he served two years of a one to five year embezzlement sentence. Beverley lived as a model citizen in California marrying, fathering a son, and running a restaurant chain with support from friends and a bail bond.
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Los Angeles
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California
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Ifs
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Truster
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Spiegelman
Atty. Max" Solomon
Alabaman Autaor
Oscar
Ernestine Perkins
Steve
Extradition Sought as Beverley Faces Court Action
A garbled court report notes Beverley facing extradition to California for the first time since the case emerged. Judge Louis W Kaul granted a plan to send a letter and a name Franks is mentioned from the Alabama Department of J/A. Corrections indicate Gov Oscar Tiwaldahl and James Folsom had decided snare will be no more.
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Jed
California
Beverley
Irmam
Louis W. Kaul
Grintting
Roam
Franks
Alabama Department of J/A
Oscar Tiwildahl
James Folsom
House approves housing bill opposed by Eisenhower
Washington AP House passes a housing bill seen as unsatisfactory by President Eisenhower. A roll call 87 to 168 sent the measure to the White House with 15 Democrats and 34 Republicans voting yes and 37 Democrats 134 Republicans voting no. Republican Leader Martin warned a special session may be needed to secure a bill acceptable to the President. Housing Administrator Albert Cole called the bill distorting the administration’s aims and insisted on larger totals.
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House
Eisenhower
GOP
Congress
White House
Martin
Mass
Conress
Albert Cole
Cole
Senate
Airmen to be freed by China to fly to U S base
The 11 American airmen held by Chinese Communists since their B29 was shot down over North Korea will be released and flown to the Philippines before proceeding to the U S west coast for reunion at Travis or McChord bases. Clark Field will process them before travel. next steps hinge on their medical condition and base facilities.
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Travis Air Force Base
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McChord
Seattle
North Korea
Hong Kong
Red China
Gack Field
Clark
China
Clark Field
Travis
Freed Flier's Wife Reveals Marriage to Another Man
In SODA SPRINGS California, Mrs. Fine reveals she wed Alford D. Fine in September 1954 after believing her husband Daniel Schmidt was dead. Schmidt, a B29 crew member, was captured by China and later reported to be released, while Fine expresses hope for their son and future.
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Schmitz
Talay
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Hed China
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Alford D. Fine
High Sierra
California-Nevada
Sacramento Bee
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Vot
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Bee
Helicopter Falls Into Sea Off Capris Siren Rocks
Five Italian occupants were photographed sunbathers when a helicopter plunged into the sea near Capris Siren Rocks off ISLE OF CAPEL Italy. Rescue efforts followed as the craft sank and the crew's fate remained unclear.
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Italy
Capris Siren Rocks
Het Lorbiak
Talbott Resigns as Air Force Secretary Amid Ethics Scrutiny
Washington reports Harold E. Talbott will resign as Secretary of the Air Force four weeks from Saturday after Senate scrutiny of a related outside business. President Eisenhower praised his services as effectively performed, while questions linger over the ethics issue and profits tied to a personal venture. The notice notes Talbott would have to give up the outside interest, with continued debate among officials and lawmakers.
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Eisenhower
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Senate
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Democratic National
Figenhower
Shower
Lenate Subcommittee
Jealous husband shot by patrolman in Compton pursuit
Private patrolman David Duncan shot and killed Anthony Ramirez after Ramirez blocked a car carrying Ramirez’s wife and two other passengers. Ramirez leaped from a wagon to grab Mrs. Rogers, and was shot twice. Ramirez died at Compton Medical Center. Inquest pending. Police note Duncan did not recognize Ramirez in the darkness.
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David C. Duncan
Anthony C. Ramirez
N. Santa Fe Ave
Ramirez
Duncan
W. Almond Sr
Mildred Rogers
Slate St
Palm and Tamarind Sts
Mrs. Rogers
Rogers
Jean [Remirez
Mildred
Tony
Harold Lindemulder
E. Compton Blvd
E. Palm St
Where to Find It Briefs and Page References
A compact guide lists where to locate various sections in the publication. It marks page and section designations for sections such as Beach Combing Page B-1, Editorial Page A-6, Obituaries Page B-2, Sports Pages A-10 and A-11, and other features across B and A sections.
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Vital Statisticos
Wilsor
Eisenhower to Hold News Conference After Adjournment
The White House announced President Eisenhower will hold a news conference this week after Congress adjourns. Normally he meets reporters on Wednesdays, but Hagerty said he cannot this Wednesday due to end of session duties.
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Lfi
White House
Eisenhower
Congress
James C. Hagerty
India hit by floods and drought across regions
Annual floods in north central India have killed at least 17 people and displaced five million as hunger and property loss spread. Irrigation and Power Minister Gurayilal Nanda disclosed the figures in Parliament today.
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India
Gurayilal Nanda
Dulles Sees Red China Peace Hope
Secretary Dulles said the United States hopes Red China will renounce force, enabling negotiations on major issues. He urged discarding the pistol at head level and noted possible peaceful moves including the release of American airmen, Geneva talks, and Chou En-lai's speech as a new phase in Sino world relations. Talks in Geneva focus on civilians held and avoiding air incidents like the Cathay Pacific crash.
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United States
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Chou En-lai
South China Sea
Soviet Union Pledges Satellite Launch Ahead of U S
Moscow university professor Sedov announced at a Copenhagen press conference that the Soviet Union plans an artificial satellite soon possibly before the United States launches its own planned satellite in 1957 or 1958 The Soviet craft would be larger and could be powered by an atomic engine with size varying as the project develops and more scientific equipment is added
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Leonid Lvanovich Sedov
Moscow University
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Sudov
Soviet Academy of Sciences
Sedov
Kyrill Fedorovich Ogorednikov
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Sedoy
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