Mother Freed in Fatals New India Union Proposal in Orting
In a Santa Clara County court, Susan Smith, 24, was acquitted of involvement in a fatal dynamite blast in Portland last November. The judge granted guardianship custody to Mrs. Marjorie Evans Hightower while setting terms for the child’s care as the case proceeds.
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Atomic Powers to Resume Private Disarmament Talks
The 12 nation UN disarmament commission agreed to resume private talks soon and report progress in six weeks. Subcommittee members Britain Canada France the Soviet Union and the United States will reconvene in London in early March. The United States and Soviet Union remained far apart on the Eisenhower open sky plan and broader disarmament goals.
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Duff Sees Ike Decision Before Illinois Primary
Senator Duff predicts President Eisenhower will announce a second term desire before the Illinois primary on April 10. Duff says no GOP candidate will move without Ike’s word, while New York and California party leaders note possible implications. Eisenhower’s aides confirm the timing will align with his own guidance to the party.
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Air Force officials tout Falcon missile success amid cautious outlook
Maj. Ralph J Hicks and Capt. Robert Windson state the Hughes Falcon and other test models show strong progress in the Air Force guided missile program. They warn no complacency, noting the 190 pound Falcon as a key symbol of recent ingenuity and achievement though public awareness remains low.
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Brink's robbery suspect faces poll tax charge
Quincy Massachusetts Adolph Maffie, 44, linked to a Brink's robbery, faces a new charge for non payment of his 1958 poll tax amounting to 6.85 dollars plus interest and costs. City Treasurer Frederic A Mooney Jr. said a warrant is on file for Maffie's arrest. He is held amid larger federal cases involving a multi million dollar fraud.
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Kate Smith Manager in Critical Condition After Heart Attack
Jed Collins, 57, longtime manager of singer Kate Smith, is hospitalized in Doctors Hospital after a heart attack. He guided her career for 25 years and has no written contract with Smith. She canceled upcoming Ed Sullivan appearances and postponed others as Collins recovers.
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Hilton Hawaii Kai to rise on Waikiki Beach
A 10 million dollar Hilton Hawaii Kai hotel is planned for Waikiki Beach in Honolulu. Henry J. Kaiser and Conrad Hilton will develop Kaiser Community Homes and operate the 22 story 400 plus room project due to complete in 1957. The resort fronts a lagoon and will include studios cottages pools a native village and various dining shopping and convention facilities.
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Park Freeway Work Resumes After Barricades Torn Down
Los Angeles dispatch reports that the Golden State Freeway through Griffith Park was set to reopen after state-ordered tearing down of barriers across Hall Road. The City Park Commission opposed routing, and the Highway Commission condemned Hall Road last Thursday in Sacramento, with documents filed in Superior Court Monday.
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