Sea Drunk May Have Killed Diver in Record Plunge
Miami report says scientists and observers speculated that intoxication or a malady dubbed the rapture of the deep may have ended 52 year old Hope Root’s Atlantic dive. The Coast Guard assumed the Ft Worth attorney drowned after plunging at least 490 feet into the Gulf Stream. Root’s mother said he simply wanted to go too deep.
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Kennecott conducts popularity survey in Silver City
The China Mines Division of Kennecott Copper Corp undertakes a public relations survey in Silver City New Mexico to gauge how popular the company is. A New York public relations firm handles the poll and says it is independent of the company though Kennecott hopes to profit from the results.
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Western Big 3 Meet to Map Peace Course
The Western Big 3 summit in Bermuda includes U S officials and British leaders. Dulles Eden and Bidault meet with Eisenhower Churchill on hand as talk centers on European security and postwar plans.
Extra Police Patrol Docks in S. F. Row
Disruptions erupted on the San Francisco waterfront with two pickets arrested at the Aleutian pier. Tensions centered at Pier 39 amid an AFL cooks and stewards clash with NUMCS unionists while 20 police watched the scene ahead of the ship’s Hawaii sailing.
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Missing woman triggers massive Southern California search
From Auction City in Norwalk, a woman vanished during a fair, triggering one of the region's largest searches though no clue was found. In California Louis Barr denied the crime as he awaited extradition while authorities test revolver found in his car. A fur store, 21 pairs of stockings and another revolver were recovered, and Barr's wife repudiated her claim that he admitted killing a man.
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Nolan Case Enters Ad Slaying Probe
Los Angeles police say ex convict Anthony Barr will be questioned about the disappearance of Stella Nolan as detectives pursue a possible link to the November 21 murder of insurance adjuster Andrew Kmiec in South Whittier. Barr was captured in a St. Louis post office and faces charges of receiving stolen property while Dolly Ann McCormick, with Kmiec, is being interviewed about possible sex motive, which officials say is not supported. Kmiec’s wife Geraldine Barr defends him, stating he was sterilized after their child’s birth. Stella Nolan vanished June 20, with Barr’s prior residence in Norwalk cited as a connection to the case.
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Cond on Denies Communist Charge in UCAC Hearing
Rep Robert L Condon of California denies links to the Communist party amid testimony accusing him of attending a 1948 Oakland closed meeting. The congressman claims the event was a trade union affair held for Democratic candidates and criticizes the Un American Activities Committee for producing what he calls fantastic witnesses.
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Huk Rebel Officer with $25000 Reward Killed
Manila reports a Huk rebel officer with a $25,000 price on his head was killed Thursday night in the Candaba Swamp guerrilla hideout by an army patrol. Candaba Swamps lie near Clark Field north of Manila in the Philippines.
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