Russia Expels 2 Attaches in Retaliation
Moscow announced the expulsion of two US assistant military attaches, Maj. Hubert E. Tansey and Capt. Carlos W. Stockwell, in a retaliatory move amid tit-for-tat actions following recent US expulsions. The Soviet note cited activities incompatible with their diplomatic status and gave no departure deadline.
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Sun Breaks Through but Storm on Way
Southern California enjoyed a sun break though a West Coast storm lingers with a snail pace outlook. No rain is forecast through Thursday but recurring showers and snow are expected later in the period. Early today rain fell across the region including Long Beach totaling 3.63 inches for the season, while mountains report frigid extremes and many drivers faced being stranded by heavy snows in Antelope Valley prompting emergency sheltering and Red Cross aid.
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Liz Taylor Divorce Plea Rejected in Acapulco
Mexican judge Gustavo Del Castillo ruled against Elizabeth Taylor and Michael Wilding in their mutual consent divorce petition filed in Acapulco. Wilding said the public opposes quickie divorces and marriages, while Taylor planned to wed Mike Todd. Todd announced purchase of two Chicago theaters for 200000 as a wedding gift.
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Weather outlook by Thursday shows continued cold snap
No rain through Thursday continues, with cloudy skies and a cold trend. The minimum temperature Thursday is forecast at 40 degrees as daytime highs remain modest and winds stay light.
Frustrated 12-year-old hangs self in Dallas inquiry
The death of David Harrington, a sixth grader, was ruled a suicide by Justice W. EB Richburg after relatives found him hanging from a shower curtain rod with a necktie. The 12-year-old had phoned an 18-year-old sweetheart and allegedly faced rejection over whether she liked him or another boy.
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Backs Force Says It Has No Slackers Amid Flooded Four-State Area
Flood damage mounted across four states as rain swollen rivers forced thousands from homes. Death toll three with many communities isolated and losses in the millions. Hazard Kentucky and Williamson West Virginia were severely flooded as the flood region stretched across Kentucky, West Virginia, Virginia, and Tennessee.
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King Saud Arrives in Washington for Three Day Visit
President Eisenhower greeted King Saud of Saudi Arabia at Dulles Airport with full military honors amid a diplomatic welcome marked by a crowd of over four thousand. Saud, arriving from New York, said talks would aim to improve ties based on amity and mutual interests. The King’s three day stay follows a contentious snub incident in New York.
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U S to Pay Lower Home Mortgage Price
The federal housing agencies cut payments on government insured mortgages at 4 percent, signaling easier access to funds and potentially dampening home construction expansion. The Federal National Mortgage Association announced a half-point price reduction for mortgages insured by the FHA or the Veterans Administration, impacting lending costs nationally.
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House Approves Eisenhower Middle East Plan in Wide Vote
The House voted 355 to 61 to approve President Eisenhower's plan to protect the Middle East from Soviet influence. The measure grants authority to use military forces if needed and authorizes about 200 million dollars in economic aid before June 30, with a cap of 30 million per country, and now goes to the Senate.
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Blonde 23 year old jailed for bigamy and defrauding gov
Dayton Ohio report shows Cynthia Corraditti a 23 year old manicurist told police she is still married to seven husbands. She admits collecting government allotment checks from two Navy husbands and one Air Force spouse while awaiting a baby. Police say she married three times between ages 13 and 18. The stock market opened higher on United States Steel news with modest gains in trading.
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Student pilot swoops over Des Moines before crash
A student pilot, attempting a showy maneuver described as very daring, flew over Des Moines for four hours Tuesday before a crash. The report notes FBI involvement in intercepts related to the Lindbergh era era and Nazi radio messages aiding escapes, with cross‑reference to multiple pages and features in today’s edition. The item ties to ongoing sections on The FBI Story, Coast defenses, and various pages covering editorial, notices, and lifestyle segments.
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Thief Bests Woman in Nerves War at Farmers State Bank
Beaty Heider, 25, bank bookkeeper, faced a weathered robber inside Farmers State Bank. The gunman demanded cash, brandished a loaded pistol, and after a tense standoff Miss Heiden handed over $30 to $35 before the bandit fled. She later recalled the scare and the nerve battle.
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