Treaty May Be Scrapped London Told
Moscow warned that the British Soviet mutual assistance treaty could be scrapped if the Paris agreements to remilitary West Germany are ratified. Andrei Gromyko delivered the note to Sir William Wayter in Moscow, with officials signaling a public release expected tonight.
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Moscow
Russia
Paris
West Germany
Sir William Wayter
Andrei Gromyko
Mayfer
Invo Pals
London
France
Miemlin
Anthony Eglin
V. M. Moleley
Germany
Europe
Long Beach Man Admits Smuggling Swiss Watches
A Long Beach man Alfred Schulz pleaded no contest to smuggling Swiss watches into the United States. He admitted netting about 35000 in the past year by importing from European manufacturers, routing shipments to a U S Customs warehouse in Los Angeles, and selling to customers along the Mexican border. Federal officers said he used intermediaries to collect customs and dispose of the watches. Sentencing was set for July 17 before Judge James McArte.
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Long Beach
United States
Alfred FL Schulz
Knoxville Ave
James Mcarter
Los Angeles
O Asst
U. S
Atty
Tay 1Sinnison
Schulz
United States Customs Service
Shula Wild Collect
Mary Frank
Nimselk
Wijayen
Vital Agreements at Paris, Dulles Returns
Secretary of State Dulles arrived in Washington from Paris where NATO leaders met and made important unanimous decisions in good spirit. He said talks with Eden and other allies were useful as the council weighed nuclear weapons in Western defense.
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Washington
Dulles
Lvel
North Atlantic Treaty Council
Paris
Constellation
Treasury
Humphrey
Foreign Aid
Harold Siassen
State Department
Anthony Eden
Franchi
Jeisenhower
Ditles
Vanferenes Ak & Pam
Ce Passtment Spckesmen
Couner
Merties- France
West Germany
Bris Iain
Evanee
Gontran de Juniac
Heirs Drop Contests of Enloe Will Settlement Reached
The heirs of late attorney Keith Enloe abandoned steps to overturn his will and agreed to a substantial cash settlement with a woman friend named in the codicil. The will left stock valued at about 60 thousand dollars to Mrs. Donna Beaman of Anaheim. Enloe’s daughter Barbara Enloe Dawson claimed he was influenced by others and contested the bequests to Beaman, who acknowledged a relationship but said she dictated no terms.
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Keith Ealoe
Long Beach
Donna Beaman
Anaheim
Maron
Barbara Enloe Dawson
Scanlan
Hohe
Nelson McCowk
Enloe
Where to Find It Beach Combing and More
Classified and feature listings guide readers to locations inside the issue. Directions cover sections such as Beach Combing on A-15, Bridge on A-15, Classifieds B-1 to B-13, Comics B-10, Crossword B-12, Editorial A-14, Financial B-3, Obituaries B-2, Radio and FV B-9, Shipping B-12, Sports A-16 and A-17, Theaters B-5, Tides Temip B-12, Wilson A-13, Women B-4 B-3 B-6, and Your World A-2.
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Tides
Temip
Wilson
Your
French Chief Wins Ballot in Assembly
In Paris Premier Pierre Mendes-France won a 310 to 272 confidence vote on Indochina policy, clearing the way for a four day debate on German rearmament. The assembly then shifted to Paris pacts restoring sovereignty to West Germany and its reintegration into defense.
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Harvey Hudson
Paris
French National Assembly
Pierre Mendes- France
Coffi
Mendes-France
Paul-Henri Teitgen
Popular Republian Movement
Andi Tas
Menedes- France
Prermier
S Party
France
Ministry of Associated States
Indochina
Mendes-Prince
Assembly
South
Viet Nam
Ex-Owner of Eagles Gridders Found Dead
Ex owner of the Philadelphia Eagles, Thompson, 43, an unnamed financier, was found dead outside his apartment door. Police said the body, wearing light clothes, was discovered by the apartment building superintendent. The case remains under investigation.
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Eagles Gridders
Ngle
Exis Thompson
Philadelphia Eagles
Nto
Nia
Lmallionaire
Poor Father Pasadena Killer of Four Asserts
Police quoted Harold R. Oilar, a 39 year old rug merchant in Pasadena, admitting he killed his wife and three children with a Boy Scout hatchet. He attempted suicide by gas, survived, and authorities describe a note expressing debt woes and remorse. Neighbors say he was deeply religious.
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Pasadena
Harold R
Oilar Today
County General Hospital
Medard
Tomisun
Jamison
Wayne Bornholt Sale Quay
Bromwyn Rayburn
Rac
Janet
Martha
Lannome
Addy
Olan
Over Thelp Neads
Elen Dickinson
Pacific Randomin
JAVG
FR. L. Jamison
Harold Oilar
Los Angeles County General Hospital
Oilar
Eisenhowers to Fly to Augusta for Holidays
Washington. President Eisenhower will fly to Augusta Georgia on Thursday for a world and play vacation over Christmas and New Year. He will be accompanied by Mrs. Eisenhower and her mother Mrs. Jennes Doud of Denver. They plan to return to Washington about Jan. 3. He will work on three messages for Congress and deliver the State of the Union in person January 6. Grandchildren may or may not accompany them.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Augusta
Asive
Jennes Doud
Denver
Colo
Augusta National Club
Congress
White House
James
Hagerly
Kaw
Hagerty
Barbara
Augusia
Weather note on clear dry conditions with gusty winds
Clear dry conditions prevail in the east or northeast with winds becoming strong and gusty below canyons.
Historic Banner For Congress Flag Yours For 6.70
A 5x8 flag alleging to have flown over the Capitol can be bought for 6.70 plus a stamp and letter. Capitol officials warn of demand and routine hoisting, with a smaller 5x4 flag option at 3.50. Purchasers receive a certification letter and a Capitol sign-off.
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Frank Eleazer
Washington
Congress
Capitol
Capitol Police Pvt
Dix C. Boore
Jury Locked on Sheppard as Deliberations Extend
In Cleveland AP reports the Sheppard murder trial jurors entered a fourth day of conference with no verdict in sight. Judge Blythin could discharge them if no agreement emerges, a move that would force a new trial for Dr Samuel Sheppard accused of murdering his wife Marilyn on July 4.
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Sleveland
Sheppard
Edward Blythin
Samuel Sheppard
Courtreos
Marilyn
Ohio
Mncn
Purse Thief Chased From L B Church
A man about 38 wearing a dark blue suit with white shirt and black tie stole $25 from Helen J. Bacon during a Sunday church event at First Methodist Church 507 Pacific Ave. The theft was noticed by deacons and witnesses who chased the suspect toward the south rear of the church but he escaped down an alley behind the YWCA.
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First’ Methodist
Pacific Ave
Helen J. Bacon
Lime Ave
Richard
Prior
Tovla Ave
Uiey
Frank &. Mater
Walnut Ave
YWCA
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U. S. High Commission
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