Senate Vote Ends Debate on Treaties Amendment
The Senate rejected an amendment to require congressional approval before international agreements become domestic law. President objected, saying this would curb wartime powers. Senate leaders split with Knowland voicing concern over executive encroachment. Absentees Bridges McCarran Lennon could have changed outcome. leaders deem issue closed for this session.
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George
Senate
Sen. Kilgore
Sena
Sen. Knowland
California
GOP
Knowland
House
Bridges
R. TH
Symington
D.-Mo
Lennon
D.-N. Murray
D.-Mont
McCarran
Demo Chief's Meal Spoiled by McCarthy Controversy
fragmented text describes a Chicago area murder scene involving Hendrickson and a pistol, with police involvement and a coroner’s inquiry. It mentions Sen McCarthy as a speaker and references a letter to a Chicago Irish Fellowship Club, implying political tension and accusations of communism.
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Steph
A. Alitchellis
Hendtickson
St. Patrick's Day
Sheelar
Mitchell
Trish Fellowship Club
Chicago
McCarthy
Democratic Party
Whittier Man Dies in Jet Plane Crash at Stewart AFB
Whittier man and Capt. James K. T. Miller, 30, of Marian were killed when their jet training plane crashed during takeoff at Stewart Air Force Base Friday night. The Whittier man’s widow Mildred survives. The crash also claimed another Air Force officer.
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Newburgh
George B. Stambaugh
Whittier
Calil
Air Force
Stewart Air Force Base
Mildred
James KT. Miller
Marian
Hendrickson Wife Beating Trial Pending in Signal Hit
TJ charged him with battery against his wife and another warrant for felony wife beating in Los Angeles was dismissed last December for lack of evidence. Two younger children, Sandra 6 and TwHa 9 months, slept in the hall during the incident. The victim, a 230 pound, 6 foot man, worked as a bone operator for Industrial Hydraulic Corp. Hendrickson, 150 pounds and 5 feet 3 inches, said she had been separated for three weeks but he sought her out and said he would kill her. Det Insp Harry P. Finch of the homicide detail led the investigation today.
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Nda
Los Angeles
Hendrickson
Sandra
TwHa
Industrial Hydraulic Corp
Det
Harry P. Finch
Ex Newport Man Takes Stand in Child Theft Case
Dr Winford T Mooney an osteopath faces a jury in San Diego with testimony from Verne F Archer a North Hollywood restaurant owner that Mooney offered to arrange adoption for a baby for Archer and his wife Mooney claimed the infant died to shield mother and child from stigma of illegitimacy Witnesses from Newport Beach and Newport describe Mooneys interest in saving the premature baby and adoption talks before his arrest in November after revealing the baby did not die to Miss Willis
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Newport
San Diego
Winford T. Mooney
Osteopath
Verne F. Archer
North Hollywood
Superior Court
Mooney
Archers
Betty Lou Wills
Newport Beach
Miss Willis
John 4
Ben Kerlick
Archer
Lost L A airliner missing. hikers hunt workers and volunteers
Rescue teams and volunteers search for an airliner that ran late and was to arrive in Rapid City at 10 34 p m The flight originated in Los Angeles with layovers in Las Vegas Cedar City and Salt Lake City The crew included Capt M Ray Cawley First Officer Robert E Crowther and Stewardess Mary Creagan Passengers included Henry E Martinez Sophie Radjenovich Vincent Anderson and Keith along with three Western Air Lines employees Myron Wegner Alta Mae Reierson and Jeanette H Schultz The article notes their hometowns and roles in the airline system
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Rapid City
Los Angeles
Las Veras
Nev
Ceder City
Utah
Salt Lake City
M. Ray Cawley
Bountiful
Robert E. Crowther
Mary Creagan
Henry
E. Martinez
Monrovia
Calif
Sophie Radjenovich
Buhl
Stevens to Continue as Secretary of Army
The administration confirms Secretary Stevens will remain in post amid ongoing tensions with Senator McCarthy over investigations into Maj. Irving Peress. The White House aides say future probes will shape policy and timing, while Stevens asserts protections against coercive questioning for military witnesses. Peress, labeled a Fifth Amendment figure by McCarthy, received an honorable discharge after resigning from the Army. The Senate committee plans further hearings and a rules review, though McCarthy denies past misconduct and asserts future witnesses will be treated fairly.
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Stevens
McCarthy
Maj
Irving Peress
Senate
Peress
New York
Army
Sievers
Administration
Eisenhower
Ting
Wilton B
Jerry) Parsons
White Houses
Capitol Hill
William FP
Ropers
Ralph W. Zivicker
Zwicxer
White House
Fy Carthy
Pentagon
Trio arraigned in San Pedro for coffee theft
Three youths Louis E. Bunn 19 Lee H. Smith 18 and Elmer T. Smith 19 were arraigned in San Pedro Municipal Court on grand theft charges for stealing 12 cases of coffee valued at about 1000 from a fenced enclosure behind McCowans Market. They face a preliminary hearing March 4 with bail set at 1500 each. officers say they netted about 200 from the theft.
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San Pedro Municipal Court
San Pedro
Louis E. Bunn
Lee H.smith
McCowan's Market
Walker St
Naguib Returns to Power Amid Cairo Army Tensions
Egypts political crisis deepened as Naguib was restored as president with Nasser as prime minister amid army factional fighting. Tanks prowled Cairo streets, Abbaseia barracks heated tensions while the revolutionary council announced a compromise ending days of upheaval.
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Earnen
Naguib
Wasser
Feneral
Revolutionary Council
Calrai
Nasser
Army
Naguib J
Spt
Fuad Nise
Stat
Egypt
Cairo
Abbasia
Naguth
Council
Abbassia
Farouk
Land of the
Interracial K of C Charter Denial Sparks Controversy
The universe bulletin reports Cleveland Knights of Columbus deny three Negro applicants. Bishop Begin criticizes the vote as prejudice while Hart of St. Louis says membership must be to practical Catholics. An interracial council forms and seeks a charter amid debate on racial eligibility and Catholic identity.
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Cleveland
UPI
Ciontian
Knights
the Universe Bulletin
Bishop of Columbus Supreme Board
Floyd L. Begin
C Lott
Istérraciel Council
Tnd
Knights of Columbus
K. of C. Cannell
Jim Grow
Universe Bulletin
St. He
Hart
St. Louis
Supreme Board
New Nave
K. of C
Begin
Cleveland Council
New Class Leaders Elected at LBCC
Long Beach City College students Friday elected Mary Helen Deal president of the sophomore class and Jerry Jones to head the freshman class. Other new sophomore officers include Edwin Braden vice president Marilyn Sprague secretary and Shirley Bradford treasurer. Freshman officers are David Copp vice president Marlene Lewis secretary and Carol Ennis treasurer.
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Long Beach City
Langer defies Knowland over senate chair rule change
Washington Senator Knowland faces a defiant Sen. Langer as he challenges a move to overhaul the Senate seniority system for selecting committee chairmen. Langer believes Knowland targets him, while urging a broader shake up to allow non seniority based leadership and possible changes next year.
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Washington
Sen
Knowland
R.-Calif
Langer
R-N.d
Judiciary Committee
Earl Warren
Senate
Aly
Knowand
North Dakota
French climbers hurt after Aconcagua ascent
Six members of a French expedition reached the 22 835 foot Mt Aconcagua in eastern Argentina near the Chilean border earlier this week but were severely injured while descending after losing their way.
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Bunnus
Arpuntina
Aconcagua
Argentina
Navy Ships Returning From Maneuvers
Beach based Navy ships that spent two weeks training and maneuvering along the California coast with a task force are due back in port tonight. Forty ships took part, including three days in San Francisco Bay, with the first ships returning Friday.
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Ongt
California
San Francisco Bay
Prisoners Eat and Run to Catch Train Surprise
A Snohomish County deputy sheriff arrived at the state penitentiary with a truck believed to hold two prisoners. Opening the back door revealed a note saying they had to catch a train. Police were searching for Jack Raymond, 33, and Lloyd Henifin, 25.
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Walla Walla, Wash
Snohomish County
State Penitentiary
Jim
Jack Raymond
Lloyd Henifin
Rebels Demand Full Control in Damascus
In Damascus thousands of protesters seized the Parliament as rebel forces demand the ouster of pro Shishekly elements. Interim president Hazbari allegedly resigned amid the uprising while Col Shawkat Shkeir reportedly quit. Kuzbari, acting as president, vows a constitutional election in the near term. Shishekly fled to Saudi Arabia after a Beirut visit.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Adib Shishekly
Damascus
Maahmounoe
Hazbari
Shawkat Shkeir
Damscus
Kuzbari
Sailors in Hong Kong Sell Naval Gear Says Attache
U S naval attache in Hong Kong reports American sailors trading small radio parts and other equipment to fund shore liberty. No missing electronic or secret materials noted. Ships at Hong Kong support shore leave up to 50 dollars monthly. Sailors reportedly trade items like used radio tubes and diesel parts for clothes as thefts rise with port visits.
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Hong Kong
J.J. Comdr
Trumbull
U.S
Want Ad Killer's Trial in Recess
The trial of Anthony J. Zilbauer for the murder of Andrew Jee is in recess for the weekend. Zilbauer testified he found Kmiee's telephone number in his wife's purse and killed him in self defense after arranging a meeting. He jammed the courtroom Friday, signaling a troubled mind and a possible setback for the defense.
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Los Angeles
Anthony J. Zilbauer
Andrew J. Jee
Zilbauer
Kmiee
Nevada Delays Bid for Vegas Permit
The Nevada Gaming Commission in Reno postponed a request for a Las Vegas gaming permit from Frank Fishman former Wilton Hotel owner Long Beach and five Miami Beach residents They plan to build a 3 million hotel in Las Vegas Fishman holds a 65 percent stake The commission investigates two of the other ten linked with underworld figures.
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Iwevana Ana
Reno
Frank Fishman
Wilton Hotel
Long Beach
Miami Beach
Las Vegas
Fishman
Mother Gets 30 Days in Neglect Case
Mrs. Arlene R. Stiver, 26, of 2108 Myrtle Ave, was sentenced to 20 days in county jail for neglecting her two children after police found spoiled food filth roaches and lice in the home. The kids Jesse age 3 and Karen age 1 were treated at Seaside Hospital and then sent to Juvenile Hall in Los Angeles for malnutrition and anemia.
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Arlene "R. Stiver
Myrtle Ave
Charles D. Wallace
Jesse
Karen
Seaside
Los Angeles
Juvenile Bureau
Tite's U N Delegate Named Ambassador
A Belgrade radio broadcast said Loug ae, eager in a permanent delegate to the United Nations, has been named ambassador to Washington. The United States reportedly approved Mates as successor to Vladimir Popovic, who returns to head the foreign political committee of the Yugoslav National Assembly.
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Loug Ae
United Nations
Eo Mates
Washington
Belgrade
Mates
Vladimir Popovic
Yugoslav National Assembly
Fragmentary Press-Gelemln notice with scattered data
A garbled OCR snippet references Press-Telegram and a daily edition with an address in Love Beach California. It mentions mail delivery, a class action or penalty code number 4868, and March dates, but the text is incomplete and lacks coherent facts or event details.
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KC Charter
LBCC
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Vegas
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