Youthful suitor abducts Long Beach girl in San Clemente chase
Miss Bodarff described a pajama clad rescue as Butchart pursued in a baited car, claiming phony marriage cards. The girl, shaken, testified she prayed for help as neighbors and officers pursued the suspect, who fled on foot and hid in brush before escape. Detectives planned to present the case to the district attorney for possible charges.
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Bodartl
Butchart
Marshall
San Clemente
Melvin Partner
Bruce Crexo
U S May Fire Record H Bomb Tests In Pacific
The United States plans new atomic tests in the Pacific with foreign observers limited. AEC announced tests likely at Eniwetok or Bikini, amid rumors of island vanishment during past detonations and ongoing debates about observers and the scale of thermonuclear devices.
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U. S
Marshal Islands
Storlé
Bikini Atoll
Marshalls
AEC
Eniwetok
Bikini
Sland
EniwWetok
Bikini Lagoon
Alamogorda
N. M
Car Makers Foresee Bright First Quarter
Detroit reports auto makers plan to build about 1,700,000 1954 models in January to March as demand is projected to rise through the year. Industry insiders credit optimistic factory output with a strong start, while dealers anticipate lower prices on surplus 1955-just-shipped inventory. Some plan earlier model changes, especially Ford and Chevrolet, to sharpen competition in 1955.
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Detroit
Ford
Chevrolet
Moore to wear ermine swimsuit again in Korea tour
Terry Moore plans to convert her fur trimmed two piece bathing suit into a fuc mutt after a USO tour of Korea sparked controversy. The petite actress relaxed in Honolulu with her mother Mrs Lovella Koford before heading to the Mainland tonight.
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Honolulu
Terry Moore
Korea
Miss . Moore
Lovella Koford
Mainland
President Eisenhower’s broad program faces Congress
President Eisenhower’s comprehensive program faced a mixed reception as lawmakers prepared for detailed reviews. Telegrams to the White House showed overwhelming praise but hints of shelving or revising proposals, including debt limits, postal rates, statehood, and wiretap witness immunity. Lawmakers weighed tax, trade, social security, and health plan ideas while considering nationwide 18 year old voting rights and District of Columbia enfranchisement. Farm program details were expected Monday, likely shifting to fixed high price supports.
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James ©. Hagerty
White House
Eisenhower
Washington
Taft
Congress
Alatan
Sen. Hickenlooper
Ri-Towa
White” House
Sen. Monroney
D.-Okla
Eiclzens
Alles
Am International
District of Columbia
Ifarm
Berlin Big Four reopen talks at Karls Horst Soviet HQ
Negotiations resumed on a site for the foreign ministers conference today as the four Berlin commandants met in mid morning at Soviet headquarters in Karls horst. Western delegates anticipate an eight day meeting with the location a point of contention and talks on security and administration viewed as solvable.
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Berlin
Karlshorst
Harthorst
Red Army
Allied Control Authority
Los Angeles Given Deadline to Stop River Pollution
The State Board of Health orders Los Angeles to halt sewage dumping into the Los Angeles River by June 1 or face contempt. Raw sewage overflows from overloaded sewers in the San Fernando Valley reach the river and into Mariposa Street and Aviation Lanes, with Long Beach protest highlighting pollution reaching Wardlow Road. State health officials, city and county health departments, and Mayor Norris Poulson met to press for action after years of warnings and delays.
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Los ‘Angeles
Los Angeles
iRiver
State Board
San Fernando Valley
Mariposa
Aviation
Long Beach
Los Angeles River
Wardlow Rd
Wilton L. Halverson
Norris Poulsen
Charles E. Smith
Los An
RKO Fined $25,000 Over French Life without Breen Seal
The Motion Picture Association fined RKO Studios twenty five thousand dollars for releasing the film French Life with no Breen Office censorship seal. A spokesman said James Grainger, RKO president, was notified by the board in New York. The Breen Office refused approval due to an indelicate dance number by Jane Russell.
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Hollywood
IWE
Moron Picture Association of America
RKO Studios
Jane Russell
Breen
Association
James Grainger
RKO
Board of
New York
Phe
Missy l
Teens Arrested After Collecting for Nonexistent Charity
Three teenage boys in Perth Amboy New Jersey were arrested after collecting about 100 dollars for the Town Youth Organization a non existent charity. They told donors the group aimed to wipe out juvenile delinquency and were released to their parents after police charged them.
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Perth Amboy
N. J
Strange Jet Engine Plans Driver Arrested at Border
U S border case centers on Premovic a 37 year old Yugoslav born engineer who claimed to carry revolutionary jet engine designs to share with Air Force officials. He walked across from Canada near West Berkshire was detained in St. Albans and faces illegal entry charges. Immigration officials say he previously tried to enter at Rouses Point and was turned back.
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St. Albans
Intion Service
Air Force
Dusan Premovic
Premovic
United States
West Berkshire
District Immigration
Ernest E. Salisbury
Premovie
Washington
U. S. Air Force
Salisbury
Premagvre
U. S
Chittenden
Knutson
Lincoln
Wee
Ual Park Shuffleboard Club
Annie
Ed Collins
Washington Office
R.C. O'Connor
W. H. McClinton
A. S. Labreck
Charles Craig
C. W. Field
Salsbury
Ike
Caerness
Pramovic
Rouses Point
Otheer
Lake Champlain
Wrong Car Mix Up Ends In One In A Million Coincidence
Robert A. Hale of Los Angeles left a cafe and started a car he thought was his 1953 Buick. The vehicle belonged to Leonard Daugherty of Norwalk, who reported his theft to police after discovering Hale driving it. Both cars matched in model and color, parked on Marcelina Ave, and the mix up was settled as a coincidence at police headquarters.
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Torrance
Robert A. Hale
Los Angeles
Leonard Daugherty
Norwalk
Marcelina Ave
Troopers Jump From Flying Boxcars At Pope AFB
About 2800 paratroopers jumped from 130 Flying Boxcars at four southern Air Force bases Friday in a giant training mission. One flight engineer suffered a smashed finger as the only reported injury in the exercise at Pope Air Force Base, North Carolina.
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Pope Air, Force Base
N.C
Southern Air Force
Port unions threaten shutdown of New York harbor
In New York the AFL Longshoremen's Union warned it would close the New York New Jersey waterfront if the rival International Longshoremen's Association strikes to gain recognition as bargaining agent for about 26 000 dock workers. A large police detail was placed on patrol as tensions rise ahead of a National Labor Relations Board ruling on the election.
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New York
New ‘Afl Longshoremen's
International Longshoremen’s Association
AFL
New York- New Jersey
ILA
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Wnn
National Labor Relations Board
A.M. Keeney
AFL Seafarers International Union
AFL Teamsters Union
NLRB
NLEB
Attacker in Slashing Case Fined $150
Anomas Sanders, 29, a construction worker of 1070 Myrtle Avenue, pleaded guilty to battery in a slashing of Lewis Cox, 67, of 1365 Lewis Avenue, with a pocket knife. He was fined 150, placed on two years probation, and ordered to pay Cox's medical bills.
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Anomas Sanders
Myrtle Ave
Lewis Cox
Lewis Ave
Cox
Rialto Theater to be razed after burlesque era ends
The Rialto Theater in Chicago was being prepared for destruction today as a sign read the Speedway Wrecking Co presents the greatest stripper of them all. The late era of big-time burlesque houses marked by Minsky's Rialto ends with demolition plans.
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Rialto
Chicago
We! Minsky's
Rialto Theater
the Speedway Wrecking Co
Ike Rules Out UMIT Program This Year
President proposes realignment of reservists into two groups to meet national emergency needs. An immediately callable reserve would be mustered by armed forces with presidential or congressional authorization. A selectively callable reserve would base calls on occupation, skills, age, family status, and other factors, to be decided by the Selective Service system.
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Congress
ODM
Selective Service System
Flemming
Eisenhower
National Security Council
Defense Department
National Security Training Commission
Julius Ochs Adler
New York Times
Chattanooga Times
Adler Commission
Umt
White House
National Automobile Dealers Meet Opens in Miami Beach
The 37th annual convention of the National Automobile Dealers Assn opened in Miami Beach with about 10 000 delegates for a five day program. Officials discuss reserve reorganization affecting draft callups and possible increased mobilization readiness while considering civilian control of local draft boards and a White House backed review of reserve size and structure.
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Miami Beach
the National Automobile Dealers Assn
JSA Students Gather for Regional Junior Statesmen Meet
About three hundred students from southern Santa Barbara area high schools will attend the Junior Statesmen of America convention at Wilson High School January 16. Sir Robert Hadow, British consul general for Southern California and Arizona, will discuss Britain and the United States. Foreign exchange speakers Roland Mehrmann and Hella Feseiedt of Germany will address the event alongside student delegates representing the United Nations session.
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Santa Barbera
Wilson High
Sir Robert Hadow
Cansul
California
Arizona
Britain
United States
United Nations
Roland Mehrmann
Hella Feseiedt
Germany
Court Fines Woman on Vagrancy Charge
Jannette E Spangler a 7 year old Long Beach masseuse pleaded guilty to a vagrancy charge and was fined 100 dollars in Municipal Court Friday She was placed on 8 years summary probation An appointment with Mrs Spangler employed by a Pacific Ave chiropractor was arranged after police received complaints of alleged misconduct in her office
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Jannette E. Spangler
Long Beach
Bart Burgin to Head East Long Beach Group
Bart Burgin will be installed as president of the East Long Beach Improvement Association at a board of directors meeting January 19 in the Golden Drumstick restaurant. He succeeds Jerry Boyle. Installing officer will be City Councilman Clarence E. Wagner. Other new officers include Harold Prouse vice president Dr. W. L. Barney treasurer and Ken Sather secretary.
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Bart Burgin
East Long Beach
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Mihara
RTE
JACK
Pacific
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Wilkie Ocinted Press
By Jack. Bell
Big Four
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French Line’ Studio
Jet
Shuffleboard Club
Musical Arts Foundation
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Exenhower
Dimas
Delbert
Debbie Davis
Gooding
Idaho
Debbie
JSA
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