Miss U entrants arrive in the United States
Three Miss Universe contestants reached the U S with Miss Greece Sonia Zoidin expressing confidence she will win. Miss Japan Keiko Takahashi avoided title talk and planned to study the field, while Miss Germany Margit Yunike arrived by air.
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United States
Sonia Zoidin
Greece
Keiko ‘Takahashi
Japan
New York
Queen Frederica
Margit Yunike
Germany
Miss Zoldin
Takehashi
Los Angeles International Airport
Robert Taylor
Ava Gardner
Ann Blythe
Sakura Kido
Los Angeles
Kido
The
New Japanese American News
Miss Japan
Seiko Takahashi
Yoshito Kojima
Japan Air Lines
San Francisco
Long Beach
Robbers Use L B Woman for Shield in LA Market Heist
In a LAPD confrontation at a Los Angeles supermarket, bandits used a female clerk as a shield. One robber was killed, another wounded, and two captured after tear gas and gunfire. Victims include Janet Hay and Robe rt Robinson. The market yielded $26,000 in cash.
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Los Angeles
Robert Robinson
Sylvester’ Jones
Janet Hay
Ostram Sive
Long Beach
Hay
120Th St
Avalon
Wiere
Alfred George
Angola
Joseph Wiltz
New Orleans
Wilford Altman
Alaman
Bob Drees
M. Rockwood
William Mockett
Mrs. Hay
Robinson
Jones
T7th
Jets Collide Over Germany One Pilot Safe
Two United States Saber jets collided ten miles south of Frankfurt. Lt. James R. Matthews, 23, of Springfield, led an emergency bail out and parachuted to safety. A large search by Air Force and Army personnel was launched for the second pilot after both planes collided near Moerfeiden.
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rRaAsakans
Germany
United State Saber
Frankfurt
James R. Matthews
Springfield
Cola
Isa
Air Force
Army
Matthews
Moerfeiden
Typhoon Warning Sent for Okinawa region
The Tokyo Central Meteorological Observatory warned of the seventh typhoon of the season spawning in the Marianas. It was about 430 miles southwest of Okinawa and moving northwest at roughly 16 miles per hour toward Okinawa, expected to approach Tuesday morning.
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Tokyo Central Meteorological Observatory
Oday
Marianas
Ward
Okinawa
Sad, Wiser Turncoats Start Home
Three U S soldiers who deserted to China in Korea returned to the United States via Hong Kong and were handed to U S consular officials. They said they expect prosecution but are ready to face consequences to tell what happened. They refused repatriation along with two Belgian deserters after four months with the Reds.
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Hong Kong
U.S
William A. Cowart
Dalton
Otho
G. Bell
Hillsboro
Leon W. Griggs
Jacksonville
Tex
Korea
Dewart
United
Japan
Cowart
Resignation of Deputy Defense Secretary Anderson
Robert B. Anderson of Texas resigns as deputy secretary of defense effective about August 15. President Eisenhower accepts with reluctance, no successor named, with a possible nomination before Congress adjourns. Speculation links Reuben B. Robertson Jr. and others as potential replacements. Anderson cited personal reasons and aims to leave in early August. He has long supported Ike, and prior roles include Secretary of the Navy and Waggoner estate manager in Texas.
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Washington
Robert B. Anderson
Texas
White House
Eisenhower
Anderson
Charles E. Wilson
Murray Snyder
Secretar
Congress
Reuben B. Robertson Jr
Hamilton
Ohio
Paper Company
Robertson
the Navy
Charles S. Thomas
Air Force
Harold Talbott
Defense
Gordon Gray
Wilson
Snyder
Bob
Ike
Navy
Roger M. Kyes
Waggoner
Vernon
Tex
House Debates Foreign Aid Cuts Plea From Stassen
The House opened debate on a large foreign aid bill seeking mountain funds for military and economic assistance to non Communist nations. Harold Stassen, the president's disarmament aide, urged Cannon to restore cuts totaling over 627 million dollars, warning of serious consequences for urgent commitments in Asiatic programs. Rep Passman signaled anticipated resistance to amendments as voting was not expected before Tuesday.
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Washington WF
House
House Appropriations Committee
Cannon
Harold ©. Stassen
Stassen
Stassén
Rep
Passman
D-La
Missing Sioux City toddler abducted from crib in suspected motive less case
Three year old Donna Sue Davis vanished from her crib in Sioux City Iowa Sunday night as a slender shirted man carried a bundle away. Police ask National Guard to join a mass search and urge Midwest residents to report sightings of a white man about 28 in a white T shirt and suntan trousers carrying a bundle. The child weighed about 21 pounds and had blonde hair.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Donna Sue Davis
James Davis
National Guard
James O'Keefe
Midwest
Ravise family tragedy noted with frantic neighbor reports
Neighbors recall six children, including Mary Clair and Timmy, asleep in another room as a man approached the duplex and moved toward the back bedroom. Captain Rispolje cites Lais Fjeldos’s claim of pursuing a man with a bundle, then losing him when Fjeldos went to call police.
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Ravises
Mary Clair
Timmy
Capt
Rispolje
Lais Fijeldos
Davis
Fjeldos
President Returns to White House After Gettysburg Visit
President Eisenhower traveled from Gettysburg Pennsylvania to the White House Sunday night after weekend at his farm. He attended Sunday services at Gettysburg Presbyterian Church where a minister prayed for the Big Four conference. He was accompanied by his son Major John Eisenhower and Mrs John Doud, while the First Lady stayed at the farm with three grandchildren.
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Washingson
Eisenhower
White House
Gettysburg
Gettysburg Presbyterian Church
Senhower
Clyde Raynor Brown
Washington
Maj
John Eisenhowver
Wie
John 8. Doud
David
Susan
Barbara Ann
Weather outlook for night into Tuesday
Night and morning low clouds give way to mostly clear skies by afternoon and evening. Slightly warmer conditions expected Tuesday with a modest rise in temperatures.
Father fights return of girl to cult in Arizona case
William Shapely battles to keep his 11-year-old daughter Judith Lynn and 15-year-old son William Wayne from going with their mother Fern Shapely to the Short Creek polygamy community in Arizona. A Los Angeles judge set hearings as the mother vows to oppose, with earlier rulings spotlighting custody and concerns about minors in the cult.
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A. Rivera
Arizona
William
Shapely
Poinciana St
Judith Lynn
Willian Wayne
Fern Shapely
Hurricane
Ariz
Short Creek
Sné
Lorraine
Arizona Court
Henry S. Stevens
Phoenix
J. W. Faulkner
Stevens
Lorna H. ‘l Locswood
Faulkner
Bolony
Superior Court
Los Angeles
Sie
Judith Lama
William Wayne
Robert H. Scott
Fifty four GOP Solons Urge Eisenhower Run Again
Fifty four House Republicans praise President Eisenhower in a Washington Up snapshot on his third nomination anniversary. They cite his leadership in defense and world peace plus economic stability and rising pay, urging him to seek re election. A continuation note hints at page A7 Cal. 3.
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Washington
House
Eisenhower
GOP
America
Republican Party
Thug Demands Beer at Los Angeles Liquor Store
A man entered Pop's Liquor Store on 412 S Figueroa St and asked for two cans of beer then demanded the cash register. He got no money but fled after Mrs. Charlotte Brouns struck him with a can and owner Mike Brouns narrowly hit him with another. No cash was taken.
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Los Angeles
Pop
S. Figueroa St
Charlotte Brouns
Mike
Bomb Found in U.S. Offices in Viet Nam
A time bomb was discovered Sunday night at the U.S. Information Agency building in Saigon and destroyed. The three story American owned structure housed the information library film section and living quarters for 25 U.S. officers and their families. A grenade was thrown at the building two weeks earlier but caused no damage.
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PMGM
Sout Vietnam
U. S. Information Agency
Aew
Drag Strip Tragedy Claims Spectator Life in So Cal
Weekend auto racing accidents in Southern California killed three spectators and injured four others near Santa Ana and Long Beach. Drew Williams, 44, died after a transmission burst sprayed shrapnel. Margaret Pritchard, 82, of Phoenix, also died at Torrey Pines where her Morgenson Special crashed. two men, Ivan Berryman and Bob Ross, sustained injuries at Long Beach Veterans Memorial Stadium.
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California
Perm
Santa Ana
Drew Williams
Anaheim
New York
Richard W. Kowalski
Air Force
Long Beach Municipal
71St
Pittsburgh
Margaret Pritchard
Phoenix
Ariz
Williams
Orange County
Otto E. Russman
Knepp St
Fullerton
Fiyssman
St. Francis Hospital
Lynwood
Berryman
Ross
Where to Find It Beach Combing and More
A compact guide lists page locations for various features including Beach Combing on A-9, Bridge on A-9, and Classified on B-7 to B-11. Other sections span Comics B-6, Crossword B-7, Editorial A-3, Financial B-3, Obituaries B-2, Radio and TV A-10, Sports A-11 to A-13, Theaters A-6, Tides Temperatures B-2, Wilson A-9, Women B-4 to B-5, and Your World A-?
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Otho G. Bell
Red China
Meet the Press
Southland Auto Races
Robert Anderson
Torrey Pines
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Judith Shapely
Solons
Thug
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Viet Nam
Rowalski
Donald Mills
Lakeview
Mills
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