Larson Denies Smog Enforcement Criticism as Inaccurate
Los Angeles reports Gordon P. Larson of the Air Pollution Control District rejects Bernard Caldwell's 42 page critique as inaccurate and says the smog enforcement program is being applied properly under existing law. Caldwell faulted weak enforcement and public confidence, while Larson defends policy and says many Caldwell recommendations cannot be implemented under current legal arrangements.
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LOS Angeles 9
Gordon P. Larson
Erini Mae
Bernard R. Caldwell
Caldwell
Larson
County Board of Supervisors
Jues Angelen
Louis Fuller
Lawson
Board of Supervisors
Caldwell Awent
Davies’s $10,000 back pay held up over security pledge
Former diplomat John Paton Davies Jr, dismissed November 5, faces a withheld final pay of about $10,000 as Secretary of State Dulles bars full settlement unless Davies signs a document he fears restricts his right to discuss his security case. Davies, a 23‑year foreign service veteran, calls the outcome melancholy and says he will not contest the decision.
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Washington
Ing Bn
Davies
Seo
No Recount for Oregon Senate Race
Washington reports a Republican led group rejected a bid for a recount of Oregon’s Senate race. Democrat Richard Neuberger held a slim margin over Guy Cordon, leaving 48 Democrats, one independent, and 47 Republicans for the 84th Congress. Morse will vote with Democrats on organizing the Senate. recounts continue in Ohio and New Jersey.
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Washington
Senate
Oregon
Richard L. Neuberger
Guy Cordon
Cordon
Joss J. Gard
GOP
Gard
Wayne Mose
Morse
Ohio
New Jersey
Trucker Narrowly Survives Oregon Bridge Collapse
A 160-foot span of the Oregon Idaho Interstate Bridge collapsed into the Snake River at Nyssa Oregon. Bill McCarver a lumber truck driver from Ontario Oregon escaped when the trailer caught on the debris and prevented a plunge into the water. The town of 2600 residents faced a 25 mile detour to Idaho as rescue crews responded.
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Ore
Oregon- Idaho
Snake River
Bill McCarver
Ontario
Oregon
Meaver
Snake
Idaho
Eisenhower Praises Watkins After McCarthy Report
President Eisenhower congratulated Sen. Watkins for the splendid job as chairman of the special committee that recommended censure of Sen. McCarthy. Watkins noted by James Hagerty that the president followed a hands-off policy on the controversy while the Senate condemned McCarthy 67-22.
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Watkins
Utah
McCarthy
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James C. Wagerty
White House
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Senate of the
United States
Hagerty
Wisconsin
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McClellan
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Democratic Party
Janary
New Trial Set for Collinses in Bribe Conspiracy Case
The Collinses, seven yeomen and five men, faced a jury after waiving one previously. Dismissal followed and attorney Carr threatened a writ of prohibition to the Fourth District Court and appeals to Attorney General Brown. Charges involve a $20,000 payment alleged by Ella Dupleix for a bar license, with new trial set for Friday on multiple counts.
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Atty
Robert P. Kneeland
Charles M. Carr
Fourth District Court of Appeals
Atorney
Edmund G
Pat) Brown
Ella Dupleix
Narcotic Ring Roundup Led by Ex POW Spaford
Columbus police, with federal narcotics agents, cracked a large Ohio narcotics ring Friday night using Donald Spafford a 27 year old sheriff's deputy and former prisoner of war as the lure. Ten men were arrested as agents estimated the gang's daily business at $2000 while Spafford mingled with pushers and dealers amid a weeks long undercover operation.
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Ohio
al Cools
Donald Spafford
Spafford
Perfection Land
Palmdale Man Dies in CHP High Speed Chase
Earl Leslie Frazier, 35, of Palmdale was killed when his car overturned while fleeing a California Highway Patrol pursuit for speeding on highways 5 and 6 between Newhall and Palmdale. Passenger Elmo Archer, 43, of Lynwood was seriously injured and taken to Lancaster Community Hospital.
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Palmdale
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Robert L. Pfeiffer
Frazier
Hwy
Beteen Newhil
Elmo Archer
Oakwood Ave
Lynwood
Lancaster Community Hospital
Red China vows to liberate Formosa despite US treaty
Peiping Radio quoted the People's Daily saying the United States Chiang Kai-shek treaty with Nationalist China is illegal and a war provocation. It warned the Chinese people will not tolerate the pledge of US aid and will not yield their territory. Britain was urged not to encourage American aggression.
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Formosa
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iChina
Peiping Radio
People’s Daily
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Washington
Egyptian Brotherhood Leader Among 7 Sentenced to Death
In Cairo a three man military court sentenced Hassan El Hloadby and six other Muslim Brotherhood members to death for plotting to assassinate Premier Nasser and topple the government. They were arrested in Alexandria after Nasser escaped an assassination attempt. The court tied the revolt to last month's ouster of President Mohamed Naguib, a move the government says he secretly approved but will not be tried to avoid a national crisis.
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Egypt
UPI
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Gamal Abdel Nasser
Brotherhood
Nasser
Alexandria
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Cnies
Fire Blast Destroys Ammo Truck Wrecks Buildings
An Oklahoma daybreak explosion wrecked a semi truck loaded with ammunition powder near Owatonna Mim. Scattered unspent pellets over a wide area. No injuries reported. The vehicle disintegrated and a gasoline station portion was wrecked. Nearby structures sustained damage as spectators and firefighters stood back. White flames lit the town, visible from Faribault, 15 miles away.
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Dr Stephen Sheppard Admits Contradictory Testimony In Murder Trial
In Cleveland the brother of Marilyn Sheppard’s slain sister-in-law testified he gave contradictory statements about Marilyn’s body position on July 4. Dr Stephen A Sheppard admitted under cross examination that his prior statements were not true, while prosecutors pressed about what he observed in the victim’s bedroom and in police photos. The defense objected as the judge warned the witness to tell the truth.
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Stephen A. Sheppard
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Wiicay
Thomas I. Parvin
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Palma
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Marilyn
Parino
Common Press
Edward Blythlu
Y Parrino
Parrino
Rght
Mayer Aid's Estate Valued In Excess Of 10000
Los Angeles reports the estate of Louis B Mayer, former MGM executive, may be worth more than 10000 with probate expenses consuming most. Executrix Julia Wark says furnishings and items like a grand piano and phonograph records are included but not yet appraised. Brandnephew Jack Nortis is named in the will as well as Mrs Koverman.
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Los Angeles
Extra Head Grafted to Dog Report Claims Success
A Moscow radio broadcast reports Soviet surgeon Dr Valentin Demikhov grafted a puppy head onto a dog. The operation, described as successful, showed life signs in the puppy head and responsiveness to stimuli. The experiments aim at organ replacement possibilities for humans.
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Moscow Radio
Valentin Demikhov
Vice President Nixon’s Father Breaks Hip in Fall
Fullerton reports 76 year old Nixon father in Cottage Hospital after a Dec 2 fall in Whittier. Edward Nixon says he entered hospital Friday and the VP plans to visit next week. Elder Nixon is in good condition despite the hip injury.
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Frapers Nixon
Richard M. Nixon
Cottage Hospital
Nixon
Whittier
Edward
French Chief Wins Test on Defense Leak
In Paris, Premier Pierre Mendes-France won a 287 to 240 vote of confidence in the national assembly after a heated debate over leaks of defense secrets. Three top civil servants in the Defense Department face charges of endangering France's security as an investigation continues, with Deputy Jean Legendre accusing the premier of trying to hide the scandal.
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Pierre Menees
France
National Assembly
National Defense Caunherman
Joan Dides
Defense Department
Neg- Ngenen
Jean Legendre
Mendes- France
Franceis Millerand
Legendre
Sentenced Shoplifter Confesses Taking Theft Orders
Oakland woman Ruthella White, 29, confessed to taking advance orders for shoplifted items. She was sentenced to 1 to 15 years in Corona state prison after officers found a clothes note detailing sizes and articles. She admitted stealing for years to support a habit.
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Oakland
Corona
Ruthella White
Vancouver Bank Robberies Shake City in String of Holdups
Vancouver faced a wave of bank holdups with eight robberies in six weeks totaling between 70000 and 80000. Friday featured two hits, including the Royal Bank of Canada in West Vancouver and a New Westminster drop, as police mounted armed patrols and trained to counter bank robbery tactics.
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Beni
Toronto
New Westminster
Royal Bank of Canada
West Vancouver
Bamdistase Atrick
Elfens
Four Men Convicted in Erie Gambling Operations
Four Erie men, including Carl Alleski and Ray Czuewich, were found guilty on bribery and conspiracy charges tied to a claimed 20 million dollar yearly gambling syndicate. Sentences deferred amid potential new-trial motions as 36 defendants faced related indictments. Mayor Thomas Flatley's case also stalled indefinitely.
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Acy
Carl Alessi
Ray Czuiewicz
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Caulewier
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Thuradiy Omngit
Loo Knee Munsii
Edward Michalwich
Bribar
Thomas W. Flatley
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Sixteen Fishermen Die As Boat Crashes Off Hachinos
A 3 ton fishing boat from AMORI, Japan, capsized off Hachinos with sixteen sailors drowned. A maritime safety board patrol ship rescued eight crew members, with reports reaching AMORI today.
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Japan
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