Moscow rejects Austrian independence until German peace is signed
In a Berlin conference exchange, Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov demanded reductions to Austrian independence and linked troop withdrawals to a German peace treaty, arguing Austria cannot be free while Soviet forces remain. He also tied the Trieste issue to Austria and rejected Austria’s concession requests as unlawful. U.S. Secretary Dulles, British Foreign Secretary Eden, and French Foreign Minister Bidault urged Moscow to grant Austrian sovereignty and end the obstruction.
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Berlin
Russia
Austria
V. M. Molotov
Germany
Molotov
Triesta
U.S
John ‘Foster Dulles
Anthony Eden
France
Georges Bifault
Leopold Figl
Eden
Film Scout Killing Suspects Admit Being With Him
EL RENO Okla AP two men arrested for investigation in the slaying of a Los Angeles area film talent scout admitted they were with the victim early Wednesday morning but refused to discuss the case further. David L Johnston 30 was beaten to death with a homemade blackjack and his body found in his five room home. The two men Leo Densmore 23 and George Long 24 identified themselves but would not explain why they had the victim’s car clothing or ID papers. Densmore prints matched a beer bottle found at the scene and he was previously arrested on an immigration charge. Police recovered a blood stained blackjack in the car. Both men attended a party at Johnston’s Sunday night and rode in his car at 2 am Wednesday. The autopsy showed sixteen severe head injuries and other bruises indicating a violent struggle. A neighbor found the body with help from the victim’s secretary. The case prompts ongoing investigations and possible further questioning by authorities.
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EL Reno
Okla
Los Angeles
Lee Harvel
David L. Johnston
Johnston
Harvey
Leo d. Densmore
George Edward Long
Astoria
Ore
Densmore
Densmores
el Bond
Wednessay
Betty Levin
Sinncu Vy
Laos
Luang Prabang
I. Johnston
Min
Peun Yung Jal
Lis
Indochina
Cnr
San Pedro Men Saved in Storm at Sea
A San Pedro crewed purse seiner valued at 158000 faced 60 mph winds and heavy seas 50 miles from the Columbia River mouth. The vessel, with a broken rudder and damaged pilot house, radioed for aid as water flooded the ship. Owner John Moezin said Seattle was notified and a tow was arranged, with no injuries reported. The craft had been purchased in Tacoma three months earlier for repairs. Norman Moezin and John Moezin Jr led the crew, with additional mariners aboard.
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San Pedro
Columbia River
Washington
San Pere
John Moezin
Ninth Fl
Seattle
Coast Guard
Long Beach
Mezin
Tacoma
Wash
Norman Moezin
John Jr
Seoul
Wer
John Nizetich
Tony Cannon Koren
Jter
Vince Gargas
Bill
tojJanicki
Tony Zuan
Indo-ieh
China
U. S
James van Fleet
Government Information Office
United States
Bad Check Spree Ends in Crash in SAD VEGAS
Raynold John Thiesen, 28, 2x convict, ran a nationwide $120,000 bad check tour lasting 36 states after leaving Minnesota State Prison. He was arrested after a truck reported stolen from Hereford, Texas crashed. FBI weighs where he will be tried on forgery and auto theft charges.
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Vegas
Raynold John Thiesen
Minnesota
Hereford
Texas
FBI
Where to Find It Page Guide
A listing from the newspaper shows where sections appear. It includes Beach Combing on B-1, Billy Rose on A II, Bagle on A-1, and guides for Bridge, Classifieds, Comics, Crosword, Editorial, Financial, Obituaries, Radio and TV, Shipping Table, Sports, Theaters, Tides Temperaturas, Women, and Your World across pages A- or B-section.
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Billy Rose
Bagle
Crosword
Oklahoma Gas Blast Kills One at Cylindar Plant
An explosion ripped the National Cylinder Gas Co plant today killing at least one man and injuring four others. The injured were rushed to separate hospitals in critical condition. None of the victims was positively identified immediately.
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Pulsa, Okia
National Cylinder Gas Co
Faithful Boy Rejects Surgery for Deformity
In Buffalo a 12 year old boy, Martin D. Seifert Jr, told Children's Court he will rely on natural forces of the universe rather than surgery for his harelip. Authorities had argued parental neglect. the judge allowed the boy to decide for himself, noting forced operation could cause more harm than good.
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Buffalo
Martin D. Seifertn Jr
Children's Court
Martin
Victor B. Wylogala
Missing payroll prompts crew questions on wrecked ship
A $22,000 payroll was reported missing from the safe aboard the ship built by Raises Gypsum Corp and captained by Jerry Riley. Crew members faced renewed inquiry as the 7160 ton freighter went aground off San Marcos Island after leaving Vancouver. The vessel, a total loss, carried payroll funds aboard and is under investigation by the insurer with Panamanian registry. Capt. Riley and key officers remained at the scene as salvage operations began.
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Harry Lundeberg
Jerry Riley
el Jardin Ave
Reed Nichols
Raises Gypsum Corp
California
Nichols
Riley
Victor McManus
Kelly
Long Beach
Lundeberg Leff
Vancouver
B. C
San Marcos Island
Gulf of California
Harvor
San Marcos
Panama
Arthur
Red) McPhail
Baypoint Ave
Some Rain Forecast for Southern California Weekend
A late Saturday system may bring rain or drizzle, with cloudiness spreading across the region late Saturday and potentially into Sunday. Tonight through Saturday it will be cloudy, with a five day outlook calling for near normal temperatures and coastal highs 60 to 70 degrees, mountains 45 to 53, and lows 26 to 48 across areas.
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California
Nixon in L A Supports Ike View on Mud Speechs and Plans
Vice President Richard Nixon arrived in California to visit his ailing father and prepare a major speech in Oakland. He refused to enter the California primary race while stating he would support candidates aligned with President Eisenhower and uphold the President's position on frank campaign discussion.
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L.A
Ike
Los Angeles
Richard ‘Nixon
California
Oakland
TWA
Los Anggeles International Airport
Eisenhower
Nixon
Whittier
Francis Nixon
Riddle, 107, Confederate veteran, weakens in hospital
Confederate veteran Thomas E. Riddle, 107, grew gradually weaker as doctors at the State Confederate Home reported a quiet night on oxygen. He remained conscious and recognized staff but showed no rally since his heart began to fail Tuesday.
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AUDI
Lexas
Thomas E. ‘Riddle
Herman Wing
State Confederate Home
Eisenhower Heads to Georgia Quail Hunt on Weekend Trip
President Eisenhower departed from Washington in the Columbine for a weekend quail hunting trip in south Georgia at the estate of Secretary Humphrey. He was joined by two New York friends and Glenn Jones. A wreath laying near Lincoln Memorial preceded the flight. Press secretary Hagerty accompanied the party as 21 reporters and cameramen followed a separate plane. Return to Washington is planned for Sunday afternoon.
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Washington
CTI
Eisenhower
Columbine
Quail
South Georgia
Humphrey
Moultrie
Military Air Transport Terminal
New York
Cliff Roberts
Augusta
W. Alton Jones
Cities Service Corp
Abraham Lincoln
Potomac
White House
James C. Hagerty
Weather Outlook Cloudy Tonight and Saturday
Cloudy tonight and Saturday with a chance of rain late Saturday afternoon or night. Rain may continue into Sunday in some areas.
Motorist Kicks Jaywalker Posture In Palm Beach Stunt
In West Palm Beach a driver braking to avoid a jaywalker leaped out and kicked the pedestrian in view of a police officer and gathered crowds. The man returned to his car as traffic resumed and the injured jaywalker walked away.
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West Palm Beach
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Israel
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South Korea
Oklahoma
Boy
Jack Webb
Dorothy Towne
Academy of Television Arts and Sciences
Hollywood
Charles Farrell
AP Phos
Leah Nienstedt
New York Court
J. D. Murray
John Wagner
Wagner
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