Mysterious Ouster Shocks East Berlin Red Leader
Rumors swirl over the ouster of Wilhelm Zaisser, head of East German security, amid a purge. Ernest Wolk replaces him, 100000 police under interior ministry control, while questions rise about Zaisser’s fate and ministerial power shifts within the Communist regime.
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Third Marine Division Moves Toward Korea Amid Alerts
Units of the Third Marine Division are slated for rapid movement to Korea, with about 900 officers and men from Quantico alerted for train movement to Camp Pendleton. The Second and Third Divisions nationwide are being recalled and warned as tensions rise in the Far East. Major General Robert J. Fenner commands the Third, a Georgetown native.
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Await Knowland Visit Taipeh
A Chinese Nationalist official said he has been notified that U S Sen Knowland will visit this Nationalist stronghold after Congress recesses this summer.
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R.-Calif
Congress
Brown cites Dem sweep in 1954 campaign kickoff
Pat Brown, California attorney general, told a 18th District Democratic HQ opening crowd at 132 West Ocean that Democrats will sweep the 1954 elections. He suggested it is too early to say if he will run for governor and introduced M. Kennrick as the club’s host.
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Edmund &. Brown
Transportation
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Democratic Coordinating Council
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Opal Hutchins
North Long Beach Democrats
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M. Eennick
Long Seach
Contin Lewder
Bazil A. Carleson
Charles Gallagher
Carl Fletcher
Ben Jacobs
Democratic
Ven O. Fahrney
Emma Parker
Kenrick and Brown
Predicts Collapse of East German Regime
The article discusses expectations of a collapse in communist East Germany and its satellite states. It notes shifting alliances, calls for elections, and the potential impact on European security, highlighting Russia's stance after Stalin and Western responses to unification and peace efforts. The piece mentions NATO links and the European defense plan under discussion.
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German Republic
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North Atlantic Treaty Organization
West Germany
Georgia Boy Scouts Enjoy Helena Navy Chow
Thirty five Georgia Boy scouts toured the heavy cruiser Lena here Friday and the Navy public relations office issued the statement that the boys seemed to enjoy the hot Navy chow. The Scouts had been cooking for themselves for more than a week at the national Jamboree near Newport Beach. They ate with the Helena's crew Friday and most came back for second helpings.
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Chiropractors Gather for L A Convention
The National Chiropractic Association opens its annual convention in Los Angeles on Sunday and runs through Friday with more than 2500 attendees expected. The California Chiropractic Association plans its annual meeting simultaneously.
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Los Angeles
National Chiropractic Association
California Chiropractic Association
Calif boys stranded in Maine take jobs to fix bus
Thirty Glendale California high school students and their teachers were stranded eight days in Portland Maine after a bus engine breakdown. To cover a 1200 repair bill they worked varied jobs including part time fish cutting and restaurant work. They left Glendale June 29 planning a three nation trip with Juarez and Ontario to return home by Monday.
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Aldo Buonaguidi
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Marines repulse new Chinese assault near Panmunjom
Reports from the front say United Nations air forces pressed the line as Chinese forces attacked Marine trenches near Panmunjom in the waning days of the war. The Marines, aided by artillery and mortars, withstood the assault using bayonets and rifle fire, reclaiming a forward outpost named Esther after hours of fighting.
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Pan- Mmunjom
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London Banquet Poisoning Sees 131 Children Hospitalized
A pre-vacation school banquet in suburban London sent 131 children and six teachers to three hospitals with food poisoning. Doctors treated many, with 20 children and one teacher remaining under care after initial treatment.
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Downey Bouncer Held After Gun Attack On Youth
Mau rice Guerrera, 20, jailed on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon after allegedly pistol whipping a 15-year-old during a Downey fight. Dale W. Smith, 15, injured with wounds to nose and right eye, three shots fired before bystanders intervened and Guerrera was disarmed.
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Norwalk Sheriffs Jail
Maurice Guerrera
E. Elmont Ave
Rivera
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Imperial Hwy
Guerrera
Congress votes to repeal 20 percent film tax
President Eisenhower faced a key choice as Congress passed a bill to repeal the 20 percent tax on movie theater tickets, a move that would cost about 100 million dollars annually in federal revenue if signed and could prompt other industries to seek similar relief.
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Eisenhower
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Senate
Knowland
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Sen
Millikin
R.-Cole
GOP
Knowland Knowland
Nixon
House
Sen. Williams
R.-Del
Hollywood
Ridgway asserts armistice site control during talks
Amid stalled negotiations the UN commander Ridgway forces the removal of armed guards and insists US military police join the armistice site detail. He allows UN newsmen access while Communist signs and a Panmunjom blockade test the talks. Clark is implied as a cunning counterforce in the shifting dynamic.
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United Nations
Kaesong
Panmunjom
Clark
Tobey dies prompting vacancy in Senate leadership
Former U S Senator Tobey dies two days after his 73rd birthday. Kefauver praises his Senate committee work and stern stand against racketeers. The death leaves the Senate 47 Republicans, 47 Democrats, and one independent. Tobey, born 1880 in Roxbury, had a long career in New Hampshire politics before serving in Washington.
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Kefauver D.tenn
Kerfather
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Wayne Morse
Kefauver Committee
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Russell
Charles
T. A. Munson
Rochester
N. Y
Sterling Dean
Washington, D
Roxbury
Mass
Francella M. Lovett
Boston
State Senate
U.S. House
L B Bridge Players Win at Long Beach Championship
Long Beach players Frank Fogel Leonard Gaffney and Betty Duncan led sectional trophy wins at the Wilton Hotel bridge championships. Others winning in sections included Lorna Tor Los Angeles O F E Heimer Chula Vista Mrs F A Anderson Glendale B W Lange Pasadena and the men’s pairs Sherman Singer Van Nuys and Dr W W Sands Santa Monica. Women’s pairs champions were Mrs W Harmonson Phoenix and Mrs C M Berge Mesa. The event, the largest sectional meet in the United States, runs through Sunday with sessions after 1 PM and around 8 PM.
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Wilton Hotel
Frank Fogel
Leonard Gaffney
Betty Duncan
Lorna Tor
Los Angeles
O. FE. Heimer
Chula Vista
F. A. Anderson
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B. W. Lange
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Sherman Singer
van Nuys
W. W. Sands
Santa Monica
W. Harmonson
Phoenix
Ariz
C. M. Berge
Mesa
United States
East German Relief Sparks West Berlin Food Drive
West Berlin authorities launch a million-dollar free-food program for Soviet Zone jobless starting Monday. Mayor Willy Kressman organized the aid after Soviet protest led by Vladimir Semyonov. 1,374 relief packages were given, each including sugar, margarine, meat, raisins, marmalade, soap, coffee, and peaches for children.
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West Ber
Willy Kressman
Kressman
Vladimir Semyenov
Semyenov
East Berlin
Kreuzberg
U.S
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James B. Conant
Stoddard resigns as University of Illinois proxy president
Dr George D Stoddard resigns as president of the University of Illinois in Champaign Urbana effective February 1 1954 after a no confidence vote by the board of trustees He had clashed with Dr Andrew C Ivy who will remain as head of the department of clinical studies The board named Lloyd Morey acting president and left the vice president post vacant Ivy is on leave and will finish his term August 31 1954 with duties as department head preserved
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George D. Stoddard
University of Tinos
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University Board of Trustees
Andrew C. Ivy
Chicago
Ivy
Krebiozen
Ameri
Can Medical Association
Lloyd Morey
University Comptroller
Morey
Harold
Red" Grange
University of Illinois
Edith Carrillo Dies in Santa Monica After Illness
Edith Carrillo, wife of actor Leo Carrillo, died at Santa Monica Hospital on Friday after a short illness at age 60. They were married 40 years and lived at Rancho Los Alisos in Santa Monica for 25 years. She is survived by their daughter Antoinette Carrillo of Santa Monica and sister Mrs Howard Patterson of Hillsdale New Jersey.
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Leo Carrillo
Edith
Santa Monica Hospital
Nyack
Carrillo
Rancho Je Los Alisos
Antoinette Carrillo
Howard Patterson
Hillsdale
N. J
Dorie Miller Post to Install New Officers
Dorie Miller Post 647 and its American Legion auxiliary plan a joint installation at 3 50 p m Sunday at New Hope Baptist Church 921 E 10th St New officers include Ernest A Clark commander Ronald E Hilston first vice commander Lewis Murray second vice commander Charles Simmons adjutant Timoth y T Watson finance officer Bush E Jones service officers Overton F E Marable chaplain John L Neal historian Leonard J Robinson sergeant at arms and Herbert Singleton judge advocate Executive committee members are Milton Helloway Harry Dee and Bush E Jones Auxiliary officers to be installed are Rosie W Neal president Lucille Clark first vice president Margie Hawkins second vice president Mary Smith treasurer Nancy Brown secretary Annie W Pleasant chaplain Alice Watson historian Ella Mae Sinfieton sergeant at arms Elza Shields marshal Elsa Mae Clark and Elna Mae Jenkins on the executive committee
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American Legion
New Hope Baptist Church
E. 10Th St
New Post
Ernest A. Clark
Ronald E. Hilston
Lewis Murray
Charles Simmons
Timaothy T. Watson
Bush E. Jones
Overton FE
Herbert Singleton
Milton Helloway
Harry Dee
Rosie W. Neal
Lucille Clark
Margie Hawkins
Mary Smith
Nancy Brown
Annie W. Pleasant
Alice Watson
Ella Mae Sinfieton
Elza Shields
Elsa Mae Clark
Elna Mae Jenkins
Drive Opened on Gambling in Louisiana
Louisiana State police ordered a statewide crackdown on all gambling at midnight. State Police Supt. Francis Grevemberg said the drive targets slot machines church bingo games counter dice and pinball machines that paid off. He noted past limits on slot machines due to force size but now with 60 new troopers ordered to seek out and destroy all forms of gambling.
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