Grace Kelly to Wed Prince Rainier After Easter
Grace Kelly announced her engagement to Prince Rainier of Monaco and said the wedding will occur soon after Easter. The couple, both Catholic and never married before, expect a ceremony possibly in Monaco with Kelly planning to live there.
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Brooklyn hospital bed numbers game operator pleads guilty
Gaston Phillips, 51, ran a numbers game from a Kings County Hospital free bed in Brooklyn for 18 months. He admitted possessing and taking bets on numbers from patients and staff, with a private crew and significant haul. He faced sentencing after pleading guilty in Brooklyn.
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Five Youths Arrested in L A Slaying
Los Angeles police booked five youths on suspicion of murder in the fatal shooting of Lawrence Torres, 17, on the Mission Tower steps near the Santa Fe Railway yards. Edward DelCastillo, 22, Torres’s brother in law, was first taken into custody and said he had left the gang but heard threats. Also detained were Manuel Cardona, 26, and his brothers Tony, 20, Joe, 22, and Adolf N Gobea, 23, linked to the Strong Arm Gang or Clover Gang.
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No Progress in WAL Pilot- Clerical Contract Talks
Los Angeles NATIONAL MEDIATION BOARD spokesman said little progress in talks to end a dispute between West Iron Air Lines and its pilots and clerks. Board chair Leverett Edwards noted the agency still asserts jurisdiction to avert a strike while WAL, the Air Line Pilot Association and the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks have refused to budge. Pilots seek extra retirement benefits and clerks seek higher wages in new contracts.
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Israel Egyptian forces clash near El Auja Nizana
Israeli and Egyptian patrols exchanged fire for about thirty minutes across the border in the El Auja Nizana area. No casualties were reported. An armored car carrying Israeli troops was damaged by a mine west of Beerotayim. no injuries. Mines were found later in the region. The incident was reported to UN observers.
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Titanic sinks after icy collision ends grand voyage
Reader’s Digest ad extols a gripping condensation of the tragedy with a sensational blurb about the unsinkable liner and the 1502 lives lost. It touts January issue featuring 89 articles, a mix of lasting interests and current book extracts.
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The Black Dahlia case widens as suspects surfaced
Los Angeles detectives questioned Von Hiltz who claimed Daniel James, a sailor from San Diego, helped murder Elizabeth Short. Von Hiltz said James shot Short in a wooded area and they cut the body in half, then disposed of the remains. Authorities checked his story with New York and Los Angeles police and hold Von Hiltz on $2,500 bail as inquiries continue.
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Temporary Relief in British Fog Pall
London reports slight northerly east winds breaking Britain’s worst fog in three years but officials warn relief is temporary. The smoke filled air halted London air traffic and caused a surge in medical and emergency calls as hospitals stock oxygen tanks and police guide and protect amid the choking haze.
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Algeciras Shopkeeper Wins Two Million Pesetas in Lottery
Juan Mona Rivera of Algeciras fainted on learning he had won two million pesetas in the National Lottery. The shopkeeper’s business had been near bankruptcy and he had to be carried home by taxi after the surprise win.
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Abbott Hears Officer Attack Slaying Alibi
Oakland scene during the Abbott case features alibi contest and a district attorney report alleging a pipeline of jailhouse leaks about the kidnapped Berkeley girl. Testimony covers polygraph results, disputed questioning, and a judge’s instruction roadmap to a mid month jury verdict.
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