Attorney General probes Tidelands group ties in Long Beach
The article details Fleming accusing supporters and opponents of the Tidelands Protective Association of using front groups in the Lakewood annexation fight. Brown confirms a state probe into lobbyists and “protective associations” tied to the Allen Bill and Southern California Gas Co financing. He plans hearings and vows disclosure of who groups represent.
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Rehabilitation Working Well for Ex-Felon in Cafe Burglaries
Police responded to Brad's Cafe in Los Angeles after a phone tip about a burglar. Ray Campbell, 27, on probation for burglary there, was found outside with another man, Robert Armendariz, 27, both booked on burglary suspicions. Police commented Campbell's rehabilitation appeared to be progressing.
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Hilton Selling Large Hotel Amid Antitrust Talks
Hilton Hotels Corp disclosed plans to sign a contract to sell the Jefferson Hotel in St. Louis for 7.15 million dollars as part of an out of court settlement of a government antitrust suit. The sale would mark the largest hotel deal on record and follows a previous 1954 Statler acquisition that prompted the DOJ to seek divestitures in New York, Washington, St. Louis, and Los Angeles.
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Girl 12 Held as Wife Trustee Six Days Estate Record Mixup
A 12 year old girl was held as a wife trustee for six days amid an estate record mixup. Dallas Juvenile Home intake supervisor Mrs Roth Steinfeldt described the tense period and attempts to contact the parents. The girl’s mother later explained why safeguards failed during holidays. Christmas gifts arrived once the family was reunited.
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Russ Leaders Attack on Surprises and U S Officials
United States officials were astonished by Nikita Khrushchev's direct attack on President Eisenhower, fearing a tougher Russian line. The immediate trigger appeared linked to Eisenhower’s Christmas message praying for freedom in Eastern Europe. Meanwhile a Pan American DC7 returning from Rome to Brussels and New York with 42 passengers and 6 crew landed after an engine fire. Col. A. D. Chaffin helped keep calm and guide passengers.
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Governors urged to act on auto toll death toll
National Safety Council pressed governors to implement emergency measures to reduce holiday traffic deaths after a record 609 fatalities over the Christmas weekend. Officials warned 420 could die during the New Year period, urging stepped up enforcement and resource use.
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Ex-U S Official Dies in Bradenton at 60
Charles Franklin West, 60, former Undersecretary of the Interior in the early 1930s under Franklin D. Roosevelt and former Ohio 17th District representative, died Tuesday in Bradenton Florida.
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Segla Gets 14 Years in Prison for Lottery Fraud
Segla was sentenced to 14 years by Judge Maltby after pleading guilty to offering a $500 bribe to sheriff's officers. A conspiracy charge was dismissed. Co-defendant Donald Holt received three years on probation and a $500 fine. Other defendants were fined ${placeholder}$ and placed on probation. Police say Segla ran an illegal lottery network for 15 years with sub agents in California and western states. Federal tax charges remain pending.
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Soviet Attacks Ike as Foreign Meddler
The speech attacks President Eisenhower as a foreign meddler over Middle East policy and the Baghdad Pact, arguing Western powers back Israel to exploit Arab nations. Khrushchev calls for recognizing two German states and warns arming the West risks peace, pledging Leninist support and the socialist camp's invincibility.
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Eisenhower silent on Khrushchev criticism in Key West
In Key West Florida President Eisenhower gave no comment on Khrushchev's criticism. White House secretary Hagerty said the president would not respond. The report notes Western policy blocks German reunification but allows possible European security guarantees amid a broad strike wave across industries.
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Time Lost in Strikes Across Five Spring Disputes
Time lost in strikes rises by 24 days across five spring disputes. Key disruptions include a 58 day stoppage by Louisville and Nashville Railroad workers and a 72 day strike affecting Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph workers.
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Wilson Doubts Russ Arms Budget Slashed
Defense Secretary Wilson questioned Soviet claims of a 10 percent budget cut. He noted the United States has reduced defense spending from a peak during the Korean War to about 35 billion dollars, insisting the cut is larger than 10 percent. He spoke while arriving as grand marshal for Pasadena's Rose Parade.
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