Four-power talks in East Berlin aim at Austria treaty
Big Four gathered in a small room to discuss Austria independence, with Molotov and Dulles leading respective delegations. Western powers pressed a concrete program on Germany and urged UN-led disarmament, while East German unrest and Soviet patrols underscored the tense backdrop.
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Thority
West Berlin
Russia
V. M. Molotov
Andrei Gromyko
London
Jacob A. Malik
Oleg Troyanovsky
U.S
John Foster Dulles
State Department
Douglas MacArthur II
Livingston ‘S
Charles E. Bohlen
Anthony Eden
Frank Roberts
W. Dennis Allen
Foreign Office
Alexandre Parodi
Berlin
Austria
Molotov
Red China
Korea
Indochina
Peking Yomme
Big Four
Germany
Russin
United Nations
China
Molotoy
East Germany
City Appeals for Review of Bus Fare Hike
City officials push for a review of the 13 cent bus fare increase amid claims of losses by the bus company since last August. Stakeholders debate downtown traffic impact as the PUC projects a profit of about 125,999 for the coming year. Council action on the dispute is expected Tuesday.
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Wagner
Alty
John Munholland
Bazil VII. Carleson
Henry B. Jordan
PUC
Pine Ave Service Restoration Sought
A 400 signature petition seeks restoration of bus service on Pine Ave between Pacific Coast Hwy and 10th St. Elderly residents say they must walk blocks to cross Pacific Ave at a controlled intersection after routes were moved months ago. Copies go to the bus company and the State Public Utilities Commission.
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Pine Ave
Pacific Coast Hwy
10Th St
Pacific Ave
Easy Ave
East Pacific Coast Hwy
State Public Utilities Commission
Olive Swanson
Ona Sutton
John Holman
State Hikes Include College Fees and Patrol Expansion
State agencies seek higher spending with a tuition rise from 13 to 25 for colleges and a 220 additional troopers for the Highway Patrol. Corrections, Youth Authority, and state services outline budgets as growth trends and reserve funds face a forthcoming deficit, with officials noting no new taxes yet.
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California Youth Authority
Paso Robles
Sacramento
Santa Rosa
Nor Walk
California Highway Pattrol
Peirce
Robert Kirkwood
Peirce Lst
Finance Department
Quake in Chiapas Leaves Thousands Homeless in Mexico
An earthquake centered about 60 miles from the Guatemalan border shattered four towns in Chiapas. About 5000 families were left homeless as officials estimated 200 million pesos in damage. Rescue teams transported medicine and food to victims while some were flown to safety.
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Mexico City
Chiapas State
Mexico
Efrain Aranda Osorio
Bontses
Yajalon
Petaleingo
Tila
Chilon
Ten Air Force men missing after C-47 wreck in Alaska
Ground crews searched waist-deep snow in the Mt. McKinley foothills for ten missing airmen after a C-47 exploded midflight on a routine Anchorage to Ladd Air Force Base flight. Survivors say they were blown clear by the blast and parachuted to earth, with five sighted on the slope but unconfirmed. The wreckage lay scattered in Gold Creek country about 30 miles north of Talkeetna as rescuers pressed the difficult hunt.
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Talkeetna
Alaska
Mt. McKinley
bin Suevinues de Fference
Kimendorf
Air Force Base
Gold Creek
North America
Elmendorf Air Force Base
Anchorage
Ladd Air Force Base
Banks
Mt. McKinney
Eleven Earthquakes Hit Guatemala City Area
Eleven earthquakes of strong intensity struck Guatemala between 1 and 3 am with the epicenter about 11 kilometers from the capital. Residents grew alarmed but authorities reported no damage.
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Guatemala
Benson Sees Solons Favoring Farm Plan
Washington I Benson says a big majority of Republicans and some Democrats favor the administration’s new farm plan. He predicts the flexible price supports will replace mandatory high levels, and promises assistance in drafting bills while avoiding pressure tactics. He also noted talks on dairy prices and surplus disposal within ten days.
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Washington — I
Benson
Congress
GOP
Hisentower
Iain
Flo
Administration
Apys
Cairy
Indictment Links Ex-Scion to Naval Ship Conspiracy
Nine individuals and six corporations are named in a federal indictment alleging a conspiracy to sell ships to non Americans. The case includes eight counts of false statements to the government and carries up to five years in prison or a $10,000 fine per count. The actions arise from postwar surplus ship disposition inquiries led by a Senate panel, tying figures like Morris and McGrath to the broader probe into wartime shipping deals and government cleanup efforts.
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Robert L. Berensen
Paris
Nicholas Cokkinis
Charles Augnethaler
Harold al Boecker
New York City
George Cokkinis
United States Petroleum Carriers, Inc
Victory Carriers, Inc
Central American Steamship Agency, Inc
Sociedad Industrial Maritimanciera Ariona Panara Sociedad Martima Ai
Transatlantic Financiera Indust
Panama
S. A
Senate
Sen
Hoey
DN. C
Casey
House
Massachusetts
Truman
New York
Washington
Morris
Bint
Howard McGrath
Tramsan
McGrath
Bodenheim Murder Probe Ties to Three Clues and Motive
Detective chief states the Weinberg case is not a robbery murder and notes Bodenheim famed Chicago writer linked to sensational scandals. The 1920s figure, once allied with Ben Hecht and the Dill Pickle Club, faced arrests, drownings and personal ruin before a late 20th century comeback and WPA involvement.
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Weinberg
Thomas A. Nielson
Bodenheim
Chicago
Greenich Village
Ben Hecht
Chicago Litzy Times
Shharles MacArthur
Sherwood Anderson
Beverly Hills
Heek
Alo
Virginia Drew
Pdet
Hudson River
Long Beach Ramblers gambling tax case faces court challenges
A California police state debate follows a Supreme Court ruling on the federal gambling tax in Irvine v. United States. The majority upheld the tax’s constitutionality, noting payment does not immunize offenders from state penalties and does not authorize ongoing illegal bookmaking. Local officials defend lawful action against gambling.
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Touglas
Jackson-Werren
Atty. Brownell
Free America
Long Beach
Irvine
Supreme Court
Jackson
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Hesmanville
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