Miss United States pageant moves through Ocean Front review
A large crowd near Ocean Blvd and Locust Ave watched the A Girls Tour Studio parade with Donna Jo Strever Miss Nebraska among contestants. Opening competition at Municipal Auditorium begins 3 pm Tuesday with Ginny Simms joining as judge. Semifinalists for Miss U S A will be announced. Final events run through Friday with coronation and ball on Saturday night.
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Donna Jo Strever
Nebraska
Sirkky Talja
Finland
William Kummer
George M. Vermillion
Ocean Blvd
Locust Ave
Vermillions
Municipal Auditorium
Ginny Simms
Judess
Miss Simms
Pices
Jpk Atteunion
Riots Rage in Casablanca for Fourth Day
Rioting raged for a fourth straight day in Casablanca with fatalities and hundreds wounded. Morocco and French colonial forces fought rioters across native and European quarters as curfew finally calmed major violence. Casualty tallies included Moroccans and Europeans, with an 18 year old Spanish youth among the dead.
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Casablanca
Maronco
Casablancs
Aras
North Africa
Oilielal Leures
Medina
New Moetina
Motors
Fay Toporterd
Stripteasers Plan Pay Protest in Los Angeles
Jennie Lee founder of the League of Exotic Dancers led a protest meeting in Los Angeles by more than a dozen stripteasers to seek higher pay scales. She said Los Angeles dancers are among the lowest paid in the country with a six day week scale of 35 dollars, contrasting with San Francisco starts at 125 dollars.
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Los Angeles
Jennie Lee
The
League of Exotic Dancers
Miss Lee
Kansas City
San Francisco
Mother of 11 Succumbs in Auto Crash in Madison
Mrs. Joe Vonderbar, 40, was killed when her car collided head on with another on a narrow bridge while en route to church functions. Husband, 42, hospitalized with broken ribs but not seriously hurt. Eleven children, ages 14 to 1, are being cared for by relatives on the family farm while both families mourn.
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Madison
Minn
Efever
Eigest
Joe Vonderbar
Vonderbar
Wayne
Dennis
Roger
Betty
Carol
Donald
Linda
John
Diana
Richard
Robert
Vonderbars
$1 Minimum Pay Bill Clears House Committee
The House Rules Committee cleared a bill to raise the federal minimum wage from 75 cents to $1 an hour. A key fight centers on timing, with a March 1 effective date for the House bill versus January 1 for the Senate. Expect debate and possible amendments on wage levels, phase-in, and enforcement as the measure heads to the House floor.
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Washington
House Rules Committee
House
Senate
Rules Committee
Hawari W. Smith-Va
Smith
Virginia Asks Court UK on School Segregation
In Richmond Virginia Prince Edward County and the Commonwealth asked a three judge federal court to authorize continued operation of racially segregated schools for another year. A proposed decree would extend the case and set a report by Aug 1 26. The county argues immediate integration is impossible due to state law changes and lack of funds.
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Richmond
Prince Edward County
Commonwealth of Virginia
Federal
Telnger
Prince Edward’s
Toe
County Board of Supervisors
Archibald Tokjertson
Armistead M. Dobie
Spottswood W. Robinson DA
The
National Assn
T. Justin Moore Sr
Prince Edward's
New Rulings Established to Control Oil Speculation
Unclear report blends tragedy and regulation as a Malibu search follows an eight month missing person case after a car plunge. Amid the coverage a sweep of SEC rules on penny stocks aims to curb speculative trading and protect investors, with Regulation A changes limiting sales and advertising.
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Bumlur
Aive Ur Geeta
Zuma Beach
Washington
Stockholm
UPI
SEC
Geneva
Congress
Alla Eltogether
Sinclair Armstrong
Armstrong
House OKs Broad Social Security Bill
The House voted overwhelmingly for a broader Social Security measure extending benefits to older women and disabled workers and creating a new tax to cover the cost. Democrats push the plan as a needed reform while Republicans accuse it of being rammed through for political purposes. the bill would take effect on New Year’s Day, with Senate action expected later.
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Washington W
House
Senate
GOP
Howllevar
Crash Fatal to Yank Pvt Creeps Near Base
Private Hubert C Creeps a 22 year old from Jefferson M C died from injuries suffered in a head on automobile collision near Andersen Air Force Base early Saturday and the crash occurred Sunday.
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Yank
Guam
Hubert C. Creeps
Jefferson, M. C
Revised Plans for Air Force Academy Modern Design
Air Force officials unveiled revised academy blueprints in Washington, trimming glass expanses and removing the controversial chapel. Secretary Talbott cited economy as a main reason, noting Gothic alternatives would nearly double costs. The plan aims to resume construction at Colorado Springs after congressional funding pauses and earlier protests.
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Washington
Air Force
Colorado Springs
Colo
Air
Harold ‘I. Telbott
Talbott
House Appropriations Committee
Commisssion, of
Wine Arts
Lowry Air Force Base
Denver
Mothers and daughter charged in Connecticut girl death
Mrs. Junie Davis and her daughter Betty Davis, both of Cave in Rock Illinois, are charged with murder in the death of Betty Jarmer of Hartford Connecticut after a July 2 car scuffle on Illinois Route 1. A grand jury is expected to hear the case in September. the pair posted $20,000 bond after waiving a preliminary hearing.
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Elizabethtown
Cave In Rock
Connecticut
Junie Davis
Betty Davis
Betty Jarmer
Hartford
Conn
James G Gullett
Hardin County
Caswell Crebs
Bruce Jomer
Elrl
W. 7. Henry
Glenn
McDowell
Gallett
Davis
Ullnois Route 1
Counties Hit by Property Tax Charge
The State Board of Equalization considered directing several counties to raise their property assessment standards after executive secretary Dixwell Pierce flagged below-average valuations in a 13 000 parcel sampling. The board, planning Inter county equalization, notes uneven county assessments affect oil and welfare aid receipts and recalls a 1852 order to six counties that was dropped over sampling adequacy.
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Sacramento
State Board of Equalization
Dixwell Pierce
Pierce
Eisenhower Nominates Envoys to Panama and Laos
President Eisenhower named Gwian F. Harrington of Framingham Massachusetts as ambassador to Panama to replace Seben Chapin. He also nominated Charles W. Yout of New York to be ambassador to Laos, broadening U S diplomatic postings.
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Panama
Washington
Eisenhower
Gwian F.harrington
Framingham, Mass
Seben Chapin
Tran
Charles W. Yout
New York
Laos
Fearful Calif. Father and Sons Drowned in Bay
A California plasterer Charles C. Miller 39 with his three sons Donald 13 Robert 15 and Charles 9 or 10 were missing after their small boat capsized in Tomales Bay Sunday night. Mrs Miller watched as the overturned craft washed ashore and a search began.
Trains Collide Near Athens Injuring Sixty
Sixty people were injured when two trains crashed near Megara about 50 miles from Athens on Sunday night. Fifty of the casualties were army recruits on leave.
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Athens
Greece
Megara
Suit Looms on Robeson Passport Bid
Paul Robeson pressed the State Department to issue travel passports for Europe, the Middle East and Russia, citing recent court rulings and others granted passports. He met with official Ray Yingling, awaiting an appointment with Frances Knight, and threatened federal court action if denied.
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Robeson
Washington
Paul Robeson
Tme
Russia
State Department
Raymunul Yinging
Ward
Tepotters
Yingling
Frances Knight
Leonard Boudin
Department
Passiave
Legislator Replaces Mr Peepers On Vegas Show
LAS VEGAS NOV 41 A Nevada assemblyman Sam Irwin says he is not talking politics while headlining the Sahara Dunes Hotel logy show replacing Wally Cox television's Mr Peepers Cox was fired after three performances of an intended four week 11000 weekly stint Al Galtesman hotel vice president said Cox laid an egg
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Las! Vegas
Polistician
Wally Cox
Mr. Peepers
Sam Irwin
Nevada
Cox
al Galtesman
Baptist Clergymen to Visit Russia for Missionary Tour
Four prominent American Baptist ministers were invited to travel to the Soviet Union next month for two weeks to preach freely across the country. The delegation includes Arnold T. Ohrn, W. Carney Hargroves, Theodore F. Adams, and Joseph Myr Jackson. The invitation stressed purely religious aims and no political involvement.
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Russia
London
UFI
America
Baptist
Aliance
al. Lhere
Amerigan
Arnold T. Okhen
Washington, D. C
Baptist World Alliance
W. Carney Hargroves
Second Baptist Church
Philadelphia
American Baptist Convention
Thodore F. Adams
First Baptist Church
Richmond
Var
Joseph My. Jackson
Olivet Baptist Church
Chicago
M. S. National Baptist Convenion
Soviet Union
Ohrn
Yakov Zhidkov
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