Hollywood Couple John Hodiak Anne Baxter Split Ends
Actress Anne Baxter filed suit to end her Hollywood marriage to actor John Hodiak. The report notes Baxter’s public changes in style and a claim there is no cancer behind the separation. Details reference their high profile lives and recent career moves.
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John Hodiak
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Faily
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Miss Baxter
Marilyn Monroe
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Missy
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Kuchel Named U.S. Senator by Warren Amid Nixon Exit
State Controller Thomas J. Kuchel, raised near Anaheim, was appointed to the U.S. Senate by Gov. Earl Warren to succeed Richard M. Nixon who resigned after becoming Vice President. Warren also named Assemblyman Robert Kirkwood to Kuchel’s state controller post, creating a seniority shift as Kuchel prepares to run in 1954 for a full six year term.
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Fia
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California
United States Senate
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Richard M. Nixon
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Robert Kirkwood
Saratoga
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Washington, D. C
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UN Assembly rebuffs Soviet bid to condemn U S on Korea
United Nations Assembly rejected a Soviet demand condemning the United States over alleged mass killings on Pongam Island in Korea. The vote was 4 to 5 with Arab Asian bloc abstentions, and references to a midnight maneuver by the Soviet Union were noted. Ernest A. Cross labeled the Kremlin move a sickening propaganda stunt while Gros s argued the plot aimed to shield aggression in Korea.
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Feaq
Lebanon
Thailand
Supe Port Aussisie
Ernest A. Cross
Kio
Anberld
Andrew A. Gromsko
Kremlin
General Assembly
China
Gross
Fear Many Injured in N J Plant Blast
An undetermined number of people were reinjured today when an explosion rocked the Bakelite Co plant in Piscataway Township New Jersey. Police said ambulances and first aid squads from Middlesex, Somerset and Union counties were summoned to the scene. The blast hit the plant's rotor material building.
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N. J.P
Bakelite Co
Middlesex
Somerset Union County
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Imator
Katyn Massacre Charges Hit World Court
A Congressional committee urged international action against Soviet Russia for the Katyn Forest massacre of about 15 000 Poles. The report cites Soviet guilt and calls for a UN General Assembly move to take the case to the World Court and seeks immediate probes of Korea atrocities.
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International Court
Katyn Forest
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Kaytn Forest
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General Assembly
U. N. General Assembly
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Sosk
Billy Graham Sees Dying GI Aboard Danish Ship
A wounded American soldier on the Danish hospital ship Jutlandia near Inchon Harbor lies in a Korean War ward. Evangelist Billy Graham prays quietly and urges America to seek peace, saying every night club would empty if the wounded could live. The room holds over 40 men, Americans and South Koreans, as doctors attend to injuries.
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Inchon Harbor
Korea
Billy Graham
America
16 Lives Lost in Plant Blast in Nagoya
A hydrogen tank explosion at the Tea Synthetic Chemical Co plant in Nagoya, Japan, killed at least 16 workers, with 270 injured and 70 in critical condition. Earlier figures cited 30 dead and 550 hurt as debris, dust, and gas masks marked the rescue, while authorities investigate a spark in the hydrogen tank as the possible cause.
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Japan
U. S. Air Force
Tea Synthetic Chemical Co
Storks
Amok Arizontan Kills 1 and Wounds in Tucson Hospital
Ed Morris Bussey, 34, a long term patient at a Pima County hospital, killed a 58 year old medical worker, Mrs. Louis R. Ballas, and wounded two nurses, Mrs. Susan Powers and Miss Lai vonia Maynard, before killing himself in a shooting in Tucson. The sheriff’s office described the assailant as having one leg and one arm amputated and being a patient at the facility for 14 months.
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Pima County
Fima
Laivonia Maynard
Ori
Ike Says Prime Need Is Spiritual Strength
President-elect Eisenhower told the Freedom Foundation at the Waldorf Astoria that America must win the ideological battle against communism by basing leadership on spiritual foundations not materialism. He urged returning to fundamentals and emphasized the struggle for the hearts and souls of men. He also met Negro clergy and business leaders and said a commission would study minority treatment.
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Freedom Foundation
Waldorf Astoria Hotel
Struggle For Souls
Jamen Aetvitien aes 84
Beach comber notes and listings appear under various pages including Boyle A13 and Classified Ads B10 B1 B12 44. The fragment mentions a person Jamen Aetvitien aged 84 and references media sections such as Comics and Obituaries.
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Southland
Jamen Aetvitien
Degrees Here Season's Low in Long Beach Cold Morning
The mercury fell to 38 degrees at the Independent-Press-Telegram Building, with an unofficial 33 reported by a Lakewood nursery. The weatherman forecast clear skies and continued cold tonight, slightly warmer Tuesday afternoon, and possible frost in colder sections.
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Weather Bureau
Independent-Press-Telegram
Lakewood
Cstrus Arais
Clear and Cold Weather Outlook With Sunny Tuesday
Clear and continued cold weather settles tonight with a bright sunny Tuesday. Warmer temperatures expected Tuesday afternoon as high pressure remains over the region.
Grounding of Champollion near Beirut strands 1700 aboard
In Lebanon, the 12,546 ton Champollion passenger liner ran aground three miles south of Beirut, breaking in half with more than 1500 Christmas pilgrims aboard and crew. A transfer attempt capsized 40 yards from shore but all passengers reached land. The ship, sailing from Marseille, lists 20 degrees as rescue efforts deploy. Lebanon and Israel remain technically at war under armistice terms.
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Holy Land
Alexandria Navigation Co
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Uner
Marseille
Haifa
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U. N. Armistice Commission
Israel
Miles Braeli
Eight Die as Navy Assault Boat Sinks Near Saigon
A French navy assault boat carrying Vietnamese troops hit a mine off Go Quan southwest of Saigon and sank. Eight killed, 28 missing, 30 wounded. French headquarters reported the losses today.
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Saigon
Indochina
Vvri
A. Mary
Go Quan
Arraian Bank Bandit Suspect Arrained in Long Beach
Robert M. Smart, labelled friendly bandit, was arraigned in Long Beach Municipal Court on charges of robbing the Bank of America at First St and Pine Ave. of 1300 dollars. He was arrested days after the holdup in Renton, Wash, and brought back by police. He allegedly ordered a teller to hand over cash while calmly instructing not to alert others.
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Robert M. Smart
Long Beach
Phyllis Anloy
Smart
Reims
Hut
Runaway Freight Car Kills Woman In Five Mile Dash
A runaway freight car rammed into a Pasadena woman, killing her, while her husband was badly hurt as the car sped up to 75 mph through residential districts and into Los Angeles. The car broke away during switching, forced rerouting of passenger trains, and a locomotive failed to stop the wild dash.
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G. Wiggenhorn
Carrie Andrews
Pasadena
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