Eisenhower urges German troops to defend western Europe
President Eisenhower told Congress that a Western European defense without German manpower is impossible. He urged France and Italy to ratify the European Defense Community and noted allied foreign aid and weapon shipments in early 1954. In a separate case, Mrs. James Mitchell testified about her husband’s assault charges after he allegedly threatened police with a shotgun.
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Congress
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Italy
EDC
European Defense Community
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West Gang
Belgium
Luxembourg
Traly
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Pierre Mendes-France
Franen
Taly
White House
United States
James A. C. Mitchell
Winh Municipal Cort
Lever
Mitchell
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Mitchel
Pernon
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Albert C
Ramsey
Veterans Administration Hospital
Robert W. Hacker
Helcopter Rescues Desert Flier Near Las Vegas
Lt Walter McQueen piloted a helicopter to rescue Compton resident Craig By Canady 27 after his Sabre stalled in the desert east of Las Vegas. Canady walked from the wreckage for two days before being found by rangers with his water supply failing. The rescue was aided by Nellis Air Force Base.
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Las Vegas
Los Angeles
Grand Canyor
Walter McQueen
Craig
Canady
Nellis
Dhas Angeles
Straussberger
Donald Cone
Calo~ride
Albert
Cane
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Nellis Air Force Base
Woman jailed for murder after pawned ring bought knife
In Biral England Mrs. Elsie Nolan 24 pawned her wedding ring to buy a care ing knife. With that knife she stabbed her husband to death while he slept, allegedly after disputes over money. Magistrates ordered a trial for murder before a jury. she pleaded innocent.
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Biral
England
Elsie Nolan
Polio cases rise in Orange County labeled mild at home
Los Alamitos father and La Habra housewife identified among county's fastest polio victims. Charles Daim, 9, of 4702 Howard Street, Los Alamitos, and Jean Soderholm, 28, of Til Chestnut Street, La Habra, have mild non paralytic attacks and are under home treatment as year to date totals reach 103.
Classifieds and Listings Summary
A brief notice listing sections and page references across the newspaper. It enumerates topic areas such as Beach Combing on B-1, Boyle on A-11, and various sections including Obituaries B-2 and Sports A-12,13, guiding readers to feature pages and columns.
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Boyle
Wilson
Congress Near Adjournment As Pay Raise Clears Senate
Washington AP report notes Senate approved a 5 percent pay raise for over two million federal workers by 62 to 4 vote after Knowland attempted to link postal rate hikes. House action anticipated as conference on a social security expansion nears completion, with broad coverage and higher benefits.
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Senate
Sen
Xkrowland
R-Calif
House
Knowland
Flear Deader
Iat
Eisey
Sen. Pastore
Nanrie
Pastore
Post Office Committee
Carlson
R.kan
United States
Senate House Conference Committee
Congress
Elgen Tower
Twining outlines reason for new war stance
Gen Nathan Twining Air Force chief says the U S already has enough manpower for war if it chose to seek conflict Yet he urges coolness deliberation and readiness He argues the U S will defend itself defend allies deter Soviet aggression and avoid preventive war He warns nuclear readiness is essential to deter and deter an attack and to prevent an enemy choosing a first move Also Donald Quarles says Soviet policy shows no change with Stalin death urging continued research into atomic and fringe conflicts Continued on Page A-3 Col 8.
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Nathan FL Twining
Air Force
United States
Twining
Air Force Association
U.S
Donald A. Quarles
Pesearch and Development
Stalin
Russia
Spanked Girl Triggers Police Call in Battle Creek
A girl summoned police after a spanking by her mother in Battle Creek Michigan. Police said the girl erupted in a temper tantrum when told they could not take further action. Officers advised the mother to seek additional discipline privately.
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Battle Creek
Mich
Teald
Tennis star from Calif disappears in Boston mystery
Joan Ross-Dilley, 24, ranked fourth among Northern California women players, vanished during the national doubles championships at Longwood Cricket Club. Friends fear amnesia as she left a note citing a fall and severe headache.
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Boston
Joan Ross-Dilley
California
Andrew Marshall
Marshalls
Cricket City
Miss Ross-nutley
England
Berkeley
Calif
jRous-Dilley
Lake County
Six Convicts Captured After Prison Escape Attempt
Six inmates at Indiana State Prison were placed in solitary confinement after an attempted escape that could have involved up to 400 prisoners. Warden J Ellis Overlade did not reveal the convicts' names. They were among forty workers remodeling the administration building.
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Wins Wear
Indiana State Prison
J. Ellis Overlade
Amputee Winner Cited in Gyp Bank Night Ring Case
A Korean War amputee, Richard O. Landon, 22, was linked to a bank night fraud ring that netted about $9,700 over a year. Landon and seven others were arraigned in Los Angeles Municipal Court on grand theft charges. Landon, who lost his left leg at Heartbreak Ridge, had won a $400 drawing at Circle Drive-In Theater in February. The case featured claims the drawing was fixed with the winner selected by a manager’s daughter and staged on the theater stage. Preliminary hearings set for Oct. 7. bail $2,500 each.
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Fran Bellflower
Richard O. Landon
Ramona Ave
Landon
Coe
Los Angeles
Dist
Harry Johnstone
Ralph Montgomery
Cadet
Long Beach
Worman Ehlet
Madison St. Torrance
Johnstone
Floyd
A. Jones
Helen
Gaviota Ave
Jones
Sybie Jones
Adams St
Wanda
Colingsworth
Harfbour View
Dominguez
James
Robert Jene Truitt
Bonfair Ave
Bellflower
Lakewood Drive-In
John Istane
Carpenter
Yroto
Factory Shower Time Counted as Work Under Hazard Rule
The Lahey Department announced a ruling under the 1947 portal-to-portal act that factory workers must be paid for time spent showering and changing clothes when needed to guard against hazardous conditions. The Sixth Circuit upheld Cumberland Battery Manufacturing Co employees in Nashville on lead poisoning risk.
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Washington
Lahey Department
U. S. Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals
Cumberland Battery Manufacturing Co
Nashville
Tenn
Lakar
Welcome Home Kelly Sparks Pomeroy Violence in Northern Ireland
In Pomeroy Northern Ireland a homecoming for Liam Kelly ended in street fighting as Nationalists clashed with 300 police. The crowd shouted support for Irish reunification while the police backed by 80 officers dispersed the demonstration injuring 12 policemen and 40 demonstrators. Kelly had just been released from Belfast jail after a year there for seditious remarks about Queen Elizabeth II and had won a seat in Northern Ireland's parliament while also being elected to the Irish Republic Senate.
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Pomeroy
Northern Ireland
Liam Kelly
Irish Republic
Belfast
Nelly
Kelly
Senate
Food Price Rise Lifts Cost Index in July
The government reports July living cost index at 215.2 percent of the 1967 baseline, up slightly from June and near the October peak. Drought drives higher prices for fruits and vegetables. coffee and bread show mixed shifts. Auto, aircraft, and farm equipment workers gain automatic pay raises under union contracts.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Tuly
BLS
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