Second Ill. Treasurer Aid Quits Under Fire
Chicago report shows Herbert C. Paschen aide resigning amid a grand jury probe into relations with banks and a county employees fund. John W. Smith and John E. Sullivan also quit. funds are described as small, voluntary, used for flowers and burial help for county employees.
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Chicago Upa
Cook County
Herbert C. Paschen
Clinois
John W. ¥. Smith
Paschen
Sun-Times
Hoover Says More Psychiatrists Needed to Cure Mentally Ill
Former President Herbert Hoover urged doubling psychiatrists in the United States. He told reporters in San Francisco that current levels average one psychiatrist for every 300 mentally ill patients and predicted hospitals could discharge more patients within a year if more specialists were available. He spoke ahead of a press conference planned for next Friday.
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San Francisco
America
Cate
Tients
Herbert Hoover
United States
Roosevelt Seeks Visitation Rights in Custody Case and Stanford Medical Center Fund Plan
Hoover announced a fifty million dollar Stanford Medical Center Fund to build a new facility on Stanford University campus by 1959, with initial goals totaling twenty one million nine hundred fifty thousand. James Roosevelt filed to increase visitation with his three children from his third wife Romelle Schneider, seeking summer and August to September access.
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Stanford Medical Center Fund
Hoover
Educa| Palmdale
CNS
Cal
Stanford University
Pasadena
UPI
James Roosevelt
Romelle
Schneider Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Superior Court
Gladys Irene Owens
W. P. Fuller II
Stanford University Hospital
San Francisco
Stanford
Wallace Sterling
Palo Alto
Four Juveniles Injured in Van Nuys Collision with Semi
In Van Nuys a car carrying four juveniles pulled out to pass a truck and collided with a grain truck driven by 82 year old Frederick Tieck of El Monte. Suzan Baxter 15 and Léon Levin 17 were among those hurt. Judy Newmar 14 and Richard Dalrymple 17 are at Antelope Valley Hospital with critical and serious injuries. The truck driver escaped with minor injuries.
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Suzan Baxter
Léon Truman Levin
van Nuys
Antelope Valley Hospital
Judy Newmar
Richard Dalrymple
Pearblossom
Lancaster
Air Force Assn Endorses Single Service Plan at New Orleans
Eisenhower sent personal regards as Air Force Association endorses a single military service with one civilian secretary and one chief of staff. Delegates urged realistic funding and a 137-wing goal, calling for housing reforms and better compensation for Air Force personnel in remote locations. They also pressed freedom of transfer among services and continued support for base exchanges and commissaries.
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New Orleans
Eisenhower
Air Force Assn
Air Force
Congress
Secretary of Defense
Defense Secretary
AFA
Air Force Base
Air Force Arid
Commissaries
Reds Free Bishop Held Five Years
American missionary Bishop Ambrose Pinger was released from Red Chinese prison after five years. He spoke from Shanghai about his health and uncertain repatriation, saying he was moved through several prisons since arrest in Tsingtao in August 1951. Bishop Walsh, freed from semi house arrest last June, plans to meet him. ten Americans remain jailed.
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Hong Kong
Ambrose Pinger
Red China
Shanghai
Pinger
China
Chicago
Lindsay
Neb
Tsingtao
Thomas Phllips
San Francisco
James E.walsh
Cumberland
Walsh
TV film murder scene ends in fatal kitchen fight
In Indianapolis Mrs Pearl Ella Moore 48 said a man, Audrey 48, attacked her after a knock at the door during a televised movie Casanova Brown. She claimed he beat her with a clawhammer and threatened with knives, and she stabbed him to death. She was treated for head bruises and jailed on murder charges.
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Indianapolis
Six California Bus Firms Get 5 Percent Fare Hike
The California Public Utilities Commission granted a 5 percent interim increase on one way and round trip fares for six bus companies including Transcontinental Bus System Continental Pacific Lines Pacific Greyhound Lines American Bus Lines Gibson Lines and Greyhound Corp. The order, effective Friday, allows fares to be implemented with five days notice. Commuter and school fares remain unchanged.
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San Francisco
California
State Public Utilities Commission
Transcontinental Bus System Inc
Continental Pacific Lines
Pacific Greyhound Lines
American Busy Lines Inc
Gibson Lines
J the Greyhound Corp
Eevee
Pacific Greyhound
Lafayette
Preasant Hills
RGL
Swiss banks reject Egypt dam feelers
Leading Swiss banks have rejected Egyptian private financing offers for the Aswan Dam project. The United States and Britain also declined to fund the $1.3 billion hydro electric and irrigation program in the upper Nile Valley citing Egypt's current economic burden.
Syria President Won't Quit Post
Syrian President Shukri Kuwatly withdrew his resignation after a political dispute over internal issues. The cabinet met at Kuwatlys residence where Premier Sabri al-Sanat said the president was convinced he should withdraw the resignation he had tendered Thursday.
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Damascus
Syria
Shukri Kuwatly
Kuwatly
Sabri As‘sal
Prison Leg Breaks Probe Clears Rock Quarry Prison
UW A joint legislative committee completed a two day investigation at the Rock Quarry State Prison in Buford near Atlanta. The panel found no substantiated cruelty claims but urged immediate action to end profanity and cuffing by guards while praising discipline and sanitation as strong and beneficial to the state prison system.
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Reidsville
Rock Quarry
Buford
Atlanta
Department of Corrections
Scout Parley Opens in Lima Amid Global Scout Conference
An international Scout conference opened in the foothills of the Andes in Lima with delegations from 12 American countries and Britain attending.
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Lima
Peru
Tno
Andes
Britain
Dad Jailed for Trying to Drown Child
CANOGA PARK UII Ware houseman Kert Hegsvold age 21 arrested Friday night for allegedly trying to drown his year old daughter in a bathtub as she cried. He was booked at Van Nuys jail on charges of assault with intent to commit murder after his wife Doro’ Hegsvold 21 fled the home. Mrs Hegsvold said he struck the baby Deborah several times recently and hit her face Friday with a milk bottle when she cried. Deborah was taken to North Ridge Hospital for treatment of multiple contusions. Neighbors heard his wife scream and saw Deborah unclothed and wet.
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Dorothy Hegsvold
Deborah
Kent
Canoga Park
Hegsvold
Dorothy Vidal
Kent Hegsvold
Canoga Park U.ii
Kert Hegsvold
van Nuys
Doro
Variances Win Plan Units Across Orange County
Harold Wener won variance approval from the Orange County Planning Commission in Santa Ana to add a clothing store at Westminster Boulevard and Locust Street in Westminster. Grey and Mullins gained a variance for a Cypress service station corner Lincoln Boulevard and Miller Streets. Two temporary real estate sales offices also approved.
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Harold Wener
Orlange County Planning Commission
Santa Ans
Westminster Blud
Locust St
Westminster
Grey and Mullins
Lincoln Blvd
Miller Sts
Cypress
M. J. Brock & Sons, Inc
Fullerton Rd
Milk Price Hikes Considered by So Cal Producers
Milk producers in Southern California urged a 2 cent per quart increase at a State Department of Agriculture session in city hall to cover rising wage and operating costs sparked by steel price gains. D A Weinland noted industry concerns, recalling prior 1953 and 1954 price cuts while stressing law ties prices to producer costs.
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Southern
California
State Department of Agriculture
City Hall
D. A. Weinland
Bureau of Milk Control
Sacramento
Airliners crossed paths unseen by controllers over Arizona
CAB hearings probe June 30 collision that killed 128 as CAA officials testified that advisory traffic information was not required for off airway routes. McCreary said pilots were not told their courses converged, since controllers lack location data outside 10 mile federal airways. Thomas noted pilots obtain routine approval to fly direct routes, citing lack of funds and staff to cover Grand Canyon airspace.
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Washington
Federal Airways
Arizona
Lynn H. McCreary
Salt Lake
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Constellation
United Air Line
DOT
Feveral Airways
Los Angeles
McCreary
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAA
Thomas
Grand Canyon
Not Heads Woodpecker Should Stick to His Weed LIVERMORE
A woodpecker rode with Richard Fleming and his son Barney in Wood Jan. on a Friday night. The bird jumped up and pecked Fleming’s head, but both were unharmed. The pet bird then flew off as the cat rolled over.
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Livermore
Richard Fleming
Wood Jan
Barney
Fleming
Flemings
Midcontinent Heat and Storms Mark The Day Across Regions
Warm humid conditions dominated the mid continent today with cooler air moving south from the East. Readings climbed above 100 degrees in parts of Kansas Oklahoma and Texas while 90s stretched into southern Minnesota. Thunderstorms and strong winds were reported from Pierre to Nebraska and Kansas with scattered showers across the Dakotas Minnesota Wisconsin and Michigan.
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Great Lakes
Dakotas
Ward
Texas
New Mexico
Georgia
Louisiana
Alabama
Great Lakes Region
North Atlantic Coast
Iowa
Rockies
Washington
Oregon
California
Virginia
Florida
Norfolk
Neb
Kansas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Minnesota
Hit. Pierre
Doge City
Kan
NATO Fears Iceland Gap in Defense
The NATO Council warned Iceland that pulling out U S forces would leave Iceland undefended and open a gap in North Atlantic security. The council urged Iceland to allow continued U S air base and radar operations, noting a major deterrent would disappear and threatening broader alliance defense.
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Paris
NATO Council
Iceland
U.S
United States
New York
Moscow
NAC
North Atlantic
Accuse Three Instructors in AF of Hitting Trainees
An Air Force commander ordered trial dates for three instructors charged with assaulting airmen in basic training at Parks Air Force Base. All three, from Omaha and nearby areas, are accused of assault plus related charges including soliciting and accepting money from trainees. They were relieved of duty but not confined.
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Oakland
Parks Air Force Yaneetenan
Richard Smith
Omaha
Orlman
Dean A. Warren
Altman
William A. Ott
Selah
Wash.1
Barrhead
Alta
Canada
Air Force
Matthew C. McKeon
Parris Island
S.C
Smith
Ott
Warren
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Reds
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Egypt
State
American Ave
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Irving Goldfarb
Elm Ave
Earl A. Paulis
Locust Ave
Paulls
Goldfarb
Seaside Memorial Hospital
Southern California Edison Co
Oceanview
Amberwood Corp
Macy St
Whittier Blvd
la Habra
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Building and Safety Department
Woodpecker
Middle U.S
NATO
Parks
William S. Nicholson
James W. Milford
Apa
Ala Chicola
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