Whittier Woman in Security Ouster Scandal
Tokyo reports an Army psychological warfare shift after a Whittier California woman civilian script writer resigned amid alleged ties to communist China. Corporal moved to another job as accusations surfaced from lectures by Lord Lindsay and Australian Ted Lindsay. The woman, Joan E. Dieter, denied being a security risk and said her resignation was due to boredom and ineffective anti-communist work. She remained at duty until Friday and criticized the charges as slanderous to herself and the American people.
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Tokyo
Whittier
Calit
China
Harvard Club
Ted Michael Lingsay
Lord Lindsay
Lindsay
Hansen
Haneen
Joan E. Dieter
Whitlier
Calif
Fem
Psychological Warfire
Priday
United States
Smog Sheriff Ordered to Get Tough in LA County
Louis J. Fuller, acting smog commissioner, urged a hard crackdown on air pollution violators. Arthur J. Will, acting head of the Air Pollution Control District, pressed for immediate enforcement steps including eliminating backyard incinerators by June 30, targeting motorists with high smoke, strict action against repeat violators, and county department conformance to smog rules. Will also asked for a fixed implementation schedule and warned governmental agencies to comply.
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Los Angeles
Will
Puller
Tenure Law Gains Goal of Teachers Tenure Law Gains
In Sacramento the California Federation of Teachers bills to strengthen tenure laws lift minimum salaries and expand retirement benefits. The AFL union wrapped its state convention with calls for free job services for jobless teachers and strong opposition to extending the school year. Executive Secretary U Henry Chirke proposed changes to cover more teachers under tenure after three years in a district. Wages seek raise from 3 400 to 4 000, plus allowance for federal social security. Ben Rust was reelected president with J Robert Trevor and Dayne Lovelace also reelected and Paul McGinnis named treasurer.
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Sacramento
California Federation of Teachers
AFL
U Henry Chirke
Napa Salt Tie
CFT
Ben Rust
Richmond
J. Robert Trevor
Pasafeng
Dayne Lovelace
South San Francis
Paul McGinnis
Boy Wounded Seriously on Camping Trip
SAN BERNARDINO CALIFORNIA A 7 year old Los Angeles boy Reunig was wounded after a hunting rifle fired at a skunk near Indian Cove Twentynine Palms. The bullet pierced his lung and he was taken to Ince Hospital Sweatyvin Palys in critical condition. Two other boys in the camping party were Donald Meyers 16 Lomita and William Neveu 17 Gardena.
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San Bernardino
George EB. Rouig
Los Aneles
Indian Cove
Twentynine Palms
Dennis E Wesley
Los Angeles
Cilet Crittea
Donald G. Meyers
Hillcrest Ave
Lomita
William J. ‘Neveu
Gaysmith SL
Gardena
See No Need for Surgery on Pope Pius
Vatican doctors ruled out surgery for Pope Pius XII’s hernia that caused hiccups and collapse. Antonio Gasbarrini, a top Italian internist, visited the Pope in the papal bedroom with Pope John XXIII’s physician present, saying the hernia is being absorbed by the Pontiff’s exceptional physique if he maintains current care and avoids overwork.
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Vatican City
Antonio Gasbarrini
Pius
Four Injured in Orange Car Crashes
In two Orange County crashes, three people sustained major injuries and one minor. A Ti Tarro Marines vehicle struck the Santa Ana River bridge on Flatbor Blvd after 2 am, injuring driver Ben J. Herson 41 and passenger Joseph T. Kama 24, who were taken to the Marine base then Corona Naval Hospital. The bridge was damaged slightly. At 10 pm, Edmund H. Riesen 52 of San Marino and Margaret Terry Baris 39 of Los Angeles crashed head on at Hwy 101 near Newport Beach. Baris in serious condition and Marta Pulte 85 of Newport Beach suffered minor injuries. Riesen said he swerved to avoid a small sports car with lights out.
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Santa Ana
Orange County
Santa Ana River
Flatbor Blvd
Plc
Joseph T. Kama
Marine Base
Corona Naval Hospital
California
Edmund H. Riesen
San Marino
Margaret Terry Baris
Los Angeles
Newport Beach
Hoag 'Presbyterian Hospital
Marta Pulte
Jolla St. Newport Beach
Riasen
Boris
Spring Japan Flights From U S Fully Booked
San Francisco base Air Lines reports all spring flights to Japan are booked through the blossom season. Vice President Yoshilo Kojima notes the period extends from mid March to early May with JAL arranging 30 group light ticketed trips for display viewing.
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SAN Francisco Base Air Lines
Yoshilo Kojima
Japan
JAL
West Germany NATO pact clears final hurdle in Paris vote
The French Assembly endorsed the NATO link with West Germany after weeks of wrangling over the London Paris accords. President Eisenhower praised the decision as a gain for Western unity. Deputies affirmed the two separate NATO articles by a 287 to 256 margin, with earlier assent to allied occupation and international control already secured. Debates ended as the assembly pressed toward a mid May decision on broader Cold War settlements with Moscow.
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iMendes-France
Sorviet Russa
Assembly
France
Moscow
Paris
Andre le ‘Troquer
le Troquer
Jacques Duclos
Communist Bloc
Mendes-France
Treary
West Germany
NATO
Soar
Augusta
Eisenhower
United States
Free World
Federal
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Europe
Roverts
lWworld
Russia aims to deploy 1000 long range submarines says professor
UC Davis history professor Walter Hueul told the Pacific Coast meeting of the American Historical Association that Russia seeks 1000 long range submarines to spread revolution across oceans. He cited reports that 400 subs are completed and claimed Panamanian flag ships are used to train Soviet naval personnel in foreign waters. He linked arms shipments from Czechoslovakia via Polish ports to Latin America as part of support for revolutions, including Guatemala.
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Os Angeles
Russia
University of California At Davis
Walter Eucul
Russias
Jones Fighting Ships
Rusisia
Kremlin
Hueul
Pacific Coast
American Historical Assa
United States
Czechoslovakia
Guatemala
Two Men Convicted in Insurance Fraud Scheme
In Los Angeles, BI Goldstein, 38, of Culver City, and Jay Rich, 40, of Pacoima, were convicted Wednesday of conspiracy and grand theft in a fake accident insurance scam. The pair allegedly staged a collision in August 1953, then arranged a $3,000 settlement. They are to appear January 18 for a probation report and sentencing.
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Los Angeles
Wps
BI Goldstein
Culver City
Jay Rich
Pacoima
Goldstein
Rich
22 Dead as Icy Storm Spreads Across U S
An extensive winter storm swept the United States, with heavy snow from the central Great Lakes to the Southwest. Fatalities were tallied across Oklahoma Michigan Illinois Kansas Texas Iowa Indiana and other states as frigid air and persisting snow disrupted travel and daily life. Snowfalls varied, with 26 inches in Fort Scott Kansas and nine inches in northern Texas, while cold air pushed south into the Southeast and mid- Atlantic regions.
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Great Lakes
Montana
Mid-west
Kansas
Texas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Fort Scott
Kan
Michigan
Ilinois
Iowa
Indiana
New York
New England
Texas Panhandle Plains
Vic Falls-Vernon
Pittsburg
National Guard
Arcadia
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Birmingham
Ala
North Carolina
Mercury
Florida
Pensacola
Fla
Butler
Newtow
Kirksville
Orleans
Hobart
Okla
Frazer
Midwest
Colo
Minnesota
S. Weather Bureau
North Dal
Canadian
Kola
Jinto
Great Plains
Rockies
Glasgow
Mont
Wight
Pacific Northwest
Radford Chiang Start Conferences in Formosa Visit
Arthur W. Radford arrived in Formosa for meetings with Chiang Kai-shek and U S and Nationalist leaders. He surveys military progress since 1958 and assesses the Formosan offshore islands amid renewed Communist pressure. Ambassador Rankin Maj Gen Chase and Gen Peng Meng-Chi met him on arrival.
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Taipeh
Fotmosa Pi
Arthur W Radford
Seng Kong
Chiang Kai-seek
U. S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Formosa
Eisenhower
U. S
Karl L. Rankin
William C. Chase
United States Military Assistance Advisory Group
Peng Meng-Chi
Radford
Chiang
Sacramento man kills mother in law then wife and self
Mrs. Richard Mulloy testified her husband threatened to kill her family if jailed on a battery charge. After release on bail he shot his mother in law Nora Wyatt through a window, killed her daughter Mabel Neighbors in her home, then fatally wounded himself. Police reported the sequence and the suspect's arrest on a wife assault charge.
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Sacramento
Richard Mulloy
Mulloy
Tom Howard
Nora Wyatt
Bette
Mabel Neighbors
Wyatt
Eureka Aftershock Jolts Town Amid Tremors After Major Quake
In Eureka the heaviest aftershock since the deadly quake rattled the town at 1 17 am. Buildings shuddered as emergency services responded and police searched for damage and injuries. The tremor was felt across Trinity County and lasted 5 to 10 seconds, stirring residents and triggering a flood of calls.
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Eureka
J Owly
Gamage
Arcaty
Arcata Fire and Water Departments
Trinity County
Heyfork
Fife
Vienna
Austria
UPI
Julius Raab
Lillyichev
Coun
Mev
Agers
Yes
Summerton Gift Shop Advertises Holiday Housewares
A Summersport area shop on East Broadway offers reduced prices on holiday items and giftware including thank you notes, 5% discount on boxed Christmas cards, school supplies, bicycles and playing cards. Also featured are decorative items like ash trays and bully boards with sale pricing.
Dr Sheppard Appeal Cites 41 Mistakes
Judge Blythin in Cleveland took under advisement a motion for a new trial for Samuel Sheppard, convicted of second degree murder last week in the July 4 stabbing of his pregnant wife. The defense cites 41 errors from the trial and filed a second petition claiming newly discovered evidence. A separate hearing is set for January 8 on that portion of the motion.
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Cleveland
Edward Blythin
Samuel Sheppard
Handsome, Bay Villages
Teopath
Sheppard
Blythin
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