Harriman Weighs 56 Nomination Amid Stevenson Talk
New Jersey Governor Meyner says New York Governor Harriman is interested in the Democratic presidential nomination. Meyner notes Stevenson leads New Jersey Democrats, while Eisenhower would win the state today. Harriman plans private talks with Stevenson at Libertyville home to gauge commitment. Mitchell says Stevenson will run again with strong odds against Eisenhower.
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Chicago
Robert
Meyner
New Jersey
Averelli Harriman
New York
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Harriman
Liberty Vile
George Backer
Estes Ke- Reaver
Eisenhower
Goy
Harrimen
Stephen al Mitchell
Mitchell
Stevensons
Predict Atom Power for U.S. in 15 Years
Harriman endorses Stevenson while predicting a shift in voters away from Republicans even if Eisenhower leads the ticket. AEC studies prototype reactors to cut costs and test large scale power, with optimism on nuclear electricity becoming competitive with coal. Argonne experiments describe a boiling water reactor inside the vessel, enabling small plants for remote areas and mining sites.
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Harriman
Stevenson
Ilinois
New York
Eisenhower
AEC
Ocel
Lane
United States
Russia
U.S
Argonne Laboratories
Lemont, Ill
Freed Men Pes Home on Weekend 1
A torn account describes Freed Men pes on base at Tachikawa in Japan taking trips in small groups, visiting friends, photographing scenes, and awaiting an orchestra floor show. It recalls 11 airmen nearly shot down by Communist MiGs over North Korea during a January 1953 leaflet mission, detailing the crew bailout and uncertain fate.
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Howard W. Brown
St. Paul
Minn
Steven E. Kiba Jr
Akron
Ohio
Air Force Post Exchange
Tachikawa
Elmer I. Llewellyn
Missoula
Mont
Air Force
Gapt
Eugene J. Vandi
Clayton
North Korea
Yalu River
Red China
Vandi
Quiet Reunion Plans With Enlisted Airman Schmidt
Nevada City resident Una Schmidt-Fine plans a quiet reunion with her husband Daniel C Partment Schmidt, one of 11 airmen held by China after rescue from a POW camp. The Air Force says arrivals will be flown to nearest bases, not a public welcome, as Una keeps the meeting location secret.
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Nevada City
Schmidt
Husineee Bokensé
Daniel C.partment
Ane
Schmidt-Fine
Sierra Mountain
Danial
Travis
Air Force
Jpows
Una
Alford
D. Fine
Daniel Jr
Fine
Wife Accused in Fatal Knife Stabbing Case
Mrs Terry, 23, the accused killer in a Tulsa homicide, claims her husband Bill Lee Terry fell on a butcher knife during a struggle after an argument. A non jury trial is set for August 30. Her foster father offered 2001 shares of U S Steel stock as bond security.
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Valsa
Gar
Aldined
Terry
Han
Lstand
Bill Lee Kitchen
Tulsa
Gleaver McConnell
U. S. Steel Corp
Lewis C. Johnson
Bond
Riots Rise in Korea as U N Inspectors Ordered Out
Demonstrations across South Korea injured 22 U S soldiers as riot police faced rock and stick assaults near Wolmi Island and Kaesong. Cho Chung Hwan warned renewed war is near and demanded removal of Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission inspectors while border areas like Ongjin and Kaesong tense.
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Sequl
South Korea
U. S
Cho Chung Hwan
Cho
Chon
Wolmi Island
Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission
Kaesong
Ongjin Peninsula
Seoul
U Cho
Caroline
Countywide 1 Percent Sales Levy Aims Across County
Los Angeles County considers a 1 percent sales tax on all unincorporated areas and, if cities do not adopt similar measures, the county levy would apply within their boundaries. State law authorizes collection. the tax raises about 400000 annually and 300000 rest of year. Cities must enact ordinances first or legal questions over tax money arise. The state will collect and administer the program. the 4 percent county rate would replace the current 3 percent state tax on retail merchandise once in effect.
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Cress
Los Angeles
Vickers
Will
Diver Plans Fish Market After Bends Treatment
San Diego Navy medics report diver James McElroy 24 was treated for decompression sickness after surfacing too quickly during oil operations off Santa Barbara. He was released after 28 hours in the Nereus decompression chamber and plans to quit diving to open a fish market. He returns to Santa Monica with wife Dolores and four children.
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San Diego
Pi—Navy
James McElroy
McElroy
Dolores
Rosewood Ave
Santa Monica
U. S
Nereus
Coast Guard
Santa Barbara
Davenport's Successor In LA City Council Contingent Ill
In Los Angeles 12th District Councilman M Callicott aged 60 is listed in critical condition at Queen of Angels Hospital after a heart ailment. Callicott, elected last April for a four year term, succeeds the late Ed Davenport who died of a heart attack in 1993. Mrs Harriet Davenport was appointed to finish his term and did not seek reelection this year.
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Los
Angeles
Ransom
M. Caillicott
Queen of Angels Hospital
Callicott
Ed Davenport
Harriett Davenport
Troll Boats Back at Sea for Albacore
Southern California albacore fishermen returned to sea as their representatives pressed to block a 40 dollar per ton price cut from canners. Operators agreed to deliver at 310 dollars per ton with retroactive pay if higher rates are negotiated. San Diego tuna clippers and San Pedro purse seiners accept the cut, while San Pedro ILWU AFL Fishermen’s unions hesitate. About 25 boats at sea or in port loaded when the cut was announced will likely receive former prices.
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California
Peter Repovich
San Diego
San Pedro
Los Angeles School District Budget Cut Tax Rate
Los Angeles schools approved a 149,370,787 budget by a 5-0 board vote. Ruth C. Cole was absent and Georgiana Hardy abstained. Budget director Howell said the budget is over 10 million higher than the last, but the estimated tax rate falls by nearly 5.42 cents per $100 assessed valuation.
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Los Angeles
Board of Education
Georgiana Hardy
Ruth C. Cole
Lwad
Harry M. Howell
Final Here Report Parole Near
A 1954 parole case involves the Finn twins who fought for ownership of an airplane after a court battle. They were found guilty of interfering with a government official, sentenced to a year, and began hunger strikes over bail and appeal delays. While jailed, they spoke in Long Beach asserting their eventual return of the aircraft. The appellate court upheld the sentence in 1955, with the federal decision on airplane ownership still under government appeal. The brothers later hunger struck in Springfield, forced feeding reportedly occurred, and a Senate rights committee hearing was promised.
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Waters
Finn
Terminal Island
California Medical
Long Beach
Springfield
Sen. Langer
R-Nd
Committee On
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