Dean Says PWs to Go Free Jan 22
UPI reports Arthur H. Dean said war prisoners will be freed on January 22 regardless of peace conference progress. He insisted no debate could change the date as discussions with Communist diplomats continued. Two dozen interviews with returning prisoners noted, and requests to interview more were filed with the repatriation commission.
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Panmunjom
UPI. VL. S
Arthur H. Dean
Dean
ROK
U.N. Command
Seoul
South Korea
Syngman Rhee
Red
Russia
City Right to Spend Tidelands Money Upheld by Judge
Superior Judge Paul Nourse upheld Long Beach's right to spend most tidelands oil money for nonharbor uses. He sustained the city's demurrer to Felix Mallon's suit seeking to block about 75 million dollars in impounded tidelands funds and reaffirmed the 1951 legislation allowing 50 percent of title lands revenues for upland uses. The ruling noted the state conveyed proprietary interests in tidelands to the city, while separating portions no longer useful for navigation. Appeals likely, with $38.437 million in public works stalled by the case.
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Tidelands
Paul Nourse
Felix Mallon
Long Beach
Nourse
Callifornia
Allys
Charles C. Stratton
Theodore Gabrielson
Allied Chiefs Welcome the to Bermuda
President Eisenhower meets Prime Ministers Churchill and Laniel in Bermuda for the Big Three conference. They aim to strengthen the Western alliance and anti-Soviet defense, discuss the Trieste crisis, and plan next steps in relations with Russia. Dulles Eden and Bidault join pre-conference talks as 2000 Bermuda onlookers greet the leaders.
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Tucker's
Bermuda
Eisenhower
Winston Churchill
Joseph Laniel
Chucchill
Laniel
Mid- Ocean Club
Russie
John Foster Dulles
Columbine
Anthony Eden
Georges Bidault
Trieste
Italy
Yugoslavia
Lisenhower
Kindley Field
Churchill
Laurel
Ike
Hisenhower
Going Home Again After 10 Years
A 26 year old woman from Nashville reappears in Wichita Falls claiming to be Lytle Maynard, sister of Ollie Maynard, after disappearing in 1943. She explains she left due to personal struggles, has lived under different names, and plans to fly to Tennessee to reunite with her parents. Her brother and his wife traveled to meet her, and she has spoken with her parents by phone.
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Wichita Falls
Texas
Tennessee
Dale Carson
Ollie Maynard
Lytle
Nashville
Tenn
Maynard
Shore
Nashville Tennessean
Vic Hart
Wichitas
Thomas C. Buntin
Betty McCuddy
Orange
Buntin
Miss McCuddy
Russellville
Tennessean
Lytle Maynard
David B. Sartain
Wichita Fils
Roscoe Maynard
Dala Carson
Ex-State Dept Official Indicted for Perjury
Val R. Lorwin, former State Department official, indicted by a Federal grand jury on charges he lied about Communist Party membership and activities during a December 1950 loyalty hearing. The case cites false statements under the false statements statute carrying up to five years or a $10,086 fine. Lorwin, 46, once led the European Section of the Division of International Labor, Social and Health Affairs, is a New York City native. He served in the Army and OSS before joining the State Department in 1945.
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Washington
Val R.lorwin
State Department
Lerwin
Communist Party
Larwin
European Section, Division of International Labor
Renew York City
Justice Department
National Recovery Administration
War Production Board
Army
Office of Strategic Services
Egypt Guns Fire on U. S. Freighter Albion
The 7259 ton freighter Albion carrying 9600 tons of gift wheat to Arab refugees was fired on in the Gulf of Aqaba by an Egyptian shore battery after allegedly failing to halt for inspection. No damage or casualties were reported. The ship, owned by Drytrans Inc and commanded by Capt. James H. Hassell, was to unload at Aqaba with ceremonies planned for the wheat delivery. The U.S. Embassy said urgent representations were made and Egypt promised action and an immediate investigation.
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Cairo
Egypt
Palestine
Gulf of Aqaba
New York
Gulf of Aqabas
Sinai Peninsula
Mohammed Naguib
Aquaba Gulf
Death auto tragedy ends in self death near Compton
Tony M Caro 30 died in a gas filled car after a 30 minute terror ride through Firestone Park and Compton district. His estranged wife Isabelle 25 and their 2 year old son Jimmie were thrown from the car when a door opened. The wife fled to a nearby home, called police, and Caro was found dead in the car on a dead land street near Century Blvd and the Los Angeles River to Lynwood.
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Compton
Tony M. Caro
Caro
Isabelle
Jimmie
Sheriff's Deputies
Century Blvd
Los Angeles
Lynwood
Firestone Park
Mona Blvd
Cara
Garo
Orta H. Brandon
N. Tamarind St
W. Arbutus St
Josephine Varela
Newspaper Page Index Summary
A compact listing of where to find sections and features in the issue. Mentions pages for Beach Combing Billy Rose Boyle Bridge Clarified Comics Crossword Editorial Financial Radio and TV Shipping Table Eatery Tides Temperatures Woman Your World and Your World items across pages B-1 A-25 B-3 8-12 8-20 8-8 8-4 to 7 A-2.
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Billy Rose
Boyle
Dentist Reattaches Boy's Lost Tooth After Mishap
Long Beach dentist Dr Manuel J Kaplan reattached Sammy Masteller Jr's permanent tooth after a backyard accident. The tooth's nerve and pulp were removed, the root filled, and a steel band secured it to a neighboring tooth. The tissue near the tooth is healing, and the boy plans to resume normal eating. band removal may occur in two weeks.
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Samm
Masteller Jr
Walnut ‘Ave
Santa Claus
Long Beach
Nature
Sammy
Sara Sr
Manuel J. Kaplan
Atlantic Ave
Masteller
Sam Sr
Sammy Jr
Kaplan
Thas
Napping Man Killed In Field Grass Fire
DAYTON Ohio a man identified as David Hale 36 told police before he died that he sat in a field lit a cigarette and dozed off He was found in the middle of a grass fire Thursday and died in a hospital hours later with burns on his body
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Dayton
Ohio
David)Hale
Snowstorm Strands Towns Across Mid-Nation
A winter storm dumped over a foot of snow in parts of the Dakotas Minnesota Nebraska and Colorado as it moved north into Canada. Schools closed motorists stranded and communications cut in places with near blizzard winds up to 53 mph.
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Minneapolis
Mid- America
Dakotas
Minnesota
Canada
Nebraska
Kansas
Colorado
International Falls
South Dakota
Lexington
Chicago and Northwestern
Atkinson
Colby
Spanish transport crashes with 32 aboard
A Spanish transport plane carrying 32 people crashed into a mountainside today about 60 miles north of Madrid. Early reports indicate there were no survivors, with rescue teams overзем arriving at the crash site amid rugged terrain.
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Madrid
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