Invite China Faces Pushback At Big Four Talks
Soviet Union Britain and France set views on curing Europe’s cold war ills as the four power conference recessed in Berlin. Molotov urged a three point agenda prioritizing China, German unity and Austrian independence.
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John M. Hightower
Berlin
Soviet Union
Britain
France
Europe
U. S
Foster Dulles
Oll
Allied Control Authority
Molotov
Moscow
Russia
V. M. Molotov
Mao Tze-tung
Germany
U.S
Chinese People’s Republic
Coffee Prices Rise Amid Storm Driving Area Move Out
New York AP reports a two day storm dumped 1.12 inches of rain as prices for coffee soared with Long Beach and coastal markets seeing jumps to 99 cents a pound. Industry leaders warned of sustained higher costs unless demand weakens, while Weather Bureau forecasts hinted at gradual clearing and lingering showers in mountains and coast regions.
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New York
Long Beach
Los Angeles Area
Weather Bureau
United States
Santimes
National’ Coffee Association
Smoke Tolls 3 Children in Basement Fire Tragedy
A basement fire killed three children while their parents attended a patio benefit dance. Walter Whitley Jr., 24, escaped by leaping from a second floor window. The victims were Tommy 3 Cathy 9 and Norma 11. A 30 foot Torrey pine fell onto a neighboring roof at 258 Argonne Ave damaging a kitchen window at 256 Argonne Ave with no injuries.
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Tob
New York City
Congress
James M. O'Connor
Association
Brazil
New York
Albert Ehlers
Ehters Coffee Co
Washington
Sen
Gillette
Dela
Federal Trade Commission
United States
Mattoon
Walter Whitley
Tommy
Cathy
Norma
Argonne Ave
Keith Johnson
Natalie Skelsey
Tackle
Johnson
Ife
Spain Rioters Demand Gibraltar Return in Madrid Clash
Police clashed with about 13,000 Madrid University students demanding the return of Gibraltar from Britain. Ten policemen and five students were injured as officers used revolvers, nightsticks, and tear gas while protesters damaged the British embassy and nearby bank windows.
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Madrid
Madrid University
Gibraltar
Spain
Alberto Martin Artajo
Falange Party
Britain
Morocco
Lassault
Air Raid Signals Seven Minutes Late
A seven minute late air raid warning drill was conducted at 12 07 p m linked to a state rehearsal. Police Lt W J Mooney said dead spots remain and budgets must cover 21000 for 14 more sirens with 10500 funded by the federal government as four new Lakewood units and two beach units are planned.
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W. J. Mooney
Civil Defense
Mooney
Lakewood
Weather clears with showers near mountains tonight
Gradual clearing expected tonight with occasional showers likely near the mountains. Tuesday turns partly cloudy and windy at times.
Birthday-Suited Visitor Slugs Man At Union Hotel
Edward W. Coates 53 reported a naked man emerged from behind a door at the Union Hotel on East First Street and assaulted him. The intruder then fled through the hall, reentered the room, leaped to an overhanging rock, climbed down to the street and vanished. The landlady said the suspect checked in about an hour earlier.
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Edward W. Coates
Union Hotel
First St
Coates
Gosh
Eisenhower Maps to Narrow Bricker Treaty Clause
President Eisenhower reportedly frowns on a Bricker constitutional amend ment draft to make treaties take effect as internal law only through further legislation. A revised version to curb states from repudiating treaties was under discussion with Bricker and congressional leaders, but the President reportedly found it still too broad. Bricker and aides offered no new comment.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Bricker
Sen. Bricker
Ohio
American Bar Assa
United States
Bricker Shnday
White House
Betty Grable's Father Dies in Van Nuys
Conn Grable aged 70 died today of uremic poisoning after about a week in Van Nuys hospital. He had managed the San Fernando Valley ranch for Betty Grable and Harry James. A St Louis stock broker until 1929, he moved west with his wife Lillian and daughters Betty and Marjorie. Betty later became a top musical film star.
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Betty Grable
Conn Grable
van Nuys
Grable
San Fernando Valley
Harry James
St. Louis, Mo
Lillian
Betty
Marjorie
Batty
Snowstorm paralyses Tokyo with record January snowfall
Tokyo faced gridlock as a historic storm dumped an unprecedented January snowfall. The metropolitan government employed about ten thousand workers to clear main streets and drifts, while thousands of cars remained marooned on slick side streets and some downtown avenues.
Eisenhower seeks four more years of public housing
President Eisenhower proposed an eight point program to revise federal housing laws with the goal of good housing in good neighborhoods. He urged authorization of four more years of public housing and 140000 new units, plus underwritten long term mortgages and private enterprise involvement to meet low income needs.
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Washington
Coug Eisenhower
Amert- Eisenhower
Congress
Eisenhower
Hemingways Unhurt in Two Plane Crashes in Africa
AP reports Ernest Hemingway and wife Mary Welsh survived two plane crashes while filming near Murchison Falls in Uganda. Mary suffered two cracked ribs, Hemingway said they were fine. The couple traveled by road to Entebbe after rescue efforts and plane damage.
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Entebbe
Uganda
Ernest Hemingway
Mary
Central East Africa
Hemingway
Lake Victoria
Upper Nile
Roy Marsh
Nairobi
Kenya
Murchison Falls
Marsh
East African Airways
R. Co. Jude
British Overseas Airways
Victoria Nile River
Hemingways
Insbody
Mary Welsh
Egypt imposes new revion measures on Suez ships
Cairo authorities order tightened controls on ships passing through the Suez Canal en route to Aqaba Gulf to curb supplies reaching Israel. The move targets cargoes bound for Elst harbor near Aqaba and follows past incidents including an Albion relief wheat shipment fired upon after not answering shore signals.
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Cairo
Egypt
Suez Canal
Red Sea
sAqaba Gulf
Arab League
Israel
Aqaba
Jordan
Gulf
Sinai Peninsula
Elst
Where to Find It Notice Indexes the Paper Contents
A contents listing shows department placements such as Beach Combing on page 8-1, Billy Rosa on page A-LI, Boyla on A-II, and a broad array of sections including Classified, Comics, Crossword, Editorial, Financial, Obituaries, Radio and TV, Shipping Table, Sports, Theaters, Ides Temperatures, Woman, and Your World spread across pages A-2 to B-2 and B-7 to II.
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Billy Rosa
Boyla
Snowslide Buries Two Mich Lads in Abandoned Mine
In Negaunee Michigan a snowslide buried four youths at an abandoned mine pit while they searched for a lost wallet. Two boys, Ernest Salo and Sigfrid Parkkonen, were killed. Jerry Koski escaped and alerted authorities. The mine had been deemed unsafe 25 years ago.
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Negaunee
Mich
Tommy
Leklin
Ernest Salo
Sigfrid Parkkonen
Jerry Koski
Parkkonen
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