Andrea Doria Reported On Right Route Near New York
The Andrea Doria was proceeding on its normal Great Circle route toward New York Harbor when collision details with the Stockholm were discussed. Officials said the Andrea Doria’s position appeared normal for an approach to New York Harbor, despite earlier notes of a northern crossing.
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Itallin
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Darth
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New York Harbor
Ingrid Bergman Daughter Draws on Trust Fund for Education
In Los Angeles actress Ingrid Bergman’s 18 year old daughter Jenny Annanstrong is authorized to withdraw 3300 to begin study at Stanford University. Superior Judge Walter H. Odemar approved a petition by her father Dr Peter Lindstepin for 2500 yearly education funding and 7000 for a car. The 21473 trust fund was created by Lindstrom and Miss Bergman during their 1250 divorce.
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Los Angeles
CPI
Ingrid Bergman
Jenny Annanstrong
Stanford University
Walter H. Odemar
Peter A. Lindstepin
Lindstrom
Miss Bergman
Complaints Filed on Two Rookie Bookmakers in Long Beach
The district attorney's office filed complaints against two bookmakers in Long Beach. Roy Jay McKawn, 45, of 1221 Linden Ave, faced eight stints and allegedly dodged police while tending bar at 148 American Ave this month. Eyrle Lester Campbell, 2544 E. Broadway, was also named in the charges.
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Long Beach
Roy Jay McKawn
Linden Ave
American Ave
Eyrle Lester Campbell
E. Broadway
Do It Yourself Glider Flies From Fort Worth to Oklahoma City
Fort Worth pilot Marshall Claybourn, 31, soared five hours and 193 miles in a home made glider, landing near Tulakes airport northwest of Oklahoma City. He attempted to ride air currents from Grand Prairie, Texas. A second Fort Worth flyer, Ted Janczarek, started with him and reached Tulakes first.
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Qelahoma City
Fort Worth
Jenty
Marshall Claybourn
Grand Prairie
Texas
Tulakes
Oklahoma City
Claybourn
Ted Janczarek
One-Legged Vendor Booked For Bookmaking Charges
In Los Angeles a one legged hot dog stand proprietor, Ralph W. Pattison, 55, handed over money and betting markers to police after being found with $3,233 in cash and three markers. Officers Holmes and Powell booked him on suspicion of bookmaking.
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Los Angeles
Jeffrey Holmes
Joel Powell
Ralph W. Pattison
Pattison
Court Awards $255000 Condemnation of W Ocean Blvd Property
A Superior Court jury awarded Unit Holding Co. and president William Levin $255,000 for land needed by Los Angeles County for a new courthouse site on W Ocean Blvd. The company sought $500,000 in the condemnation case begun 12 days earlier and covering the Astor Hotel at 415 W Ocean.
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Unit Holding Co
Superior Court
W. Ocean
Los Angeles
William Levin
Astor Hotel
Iw. Ocean
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Man Loses Wallet After Wins At Monmouth Race Track
A stoner living at the Philadelphia Naval Home won 1825 at Monmouth Race Track in New Jersey. He came home a loser with 4175 missing. He carried 6000 in 100 dollar bills in a coat pocket and 1825 in a pants pocket. In the crowd at 3d St station he was jostled and drained of his wallet and tie, 8000, though 1825 remained in the other pocket.
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Stoner
Philade Naval
Monmouth
New Jersey
3Dth St
Crews Hunt Flier Missing Eight Months
Crews from Stead Air Force Base and surrounding areas search pine forest and rock shale country 17 miles west of the base for Capt. David Howard Henderson of Craig AFB Alhambra who vanished on a November 13 1955 flight from Van Nuys to Mc Clellan AFB California The wreckage of his T 33 trainer was found in the Sierra but the pilot and parachute remain missing Identification of the pilot was made by personal effects in the wreckage.
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Stead Air Force Base
Here
David Howard Henderson
Craig Afb
Alhambra
van Nuys
Calif
McClellan Afb
Sierra
You Can Drive Too Far in a Drive-in
Eaton Rapids Michigan report says Anna Ernsberger age 81 of Lake Odessa drove into a drive in dairy store Wednesday, missing the driveway, crashing into the building and knocking the sign, eight inches off its foundation. She was not hurt.
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Anna Ernsberger
Lake Odessa
Adjournment drive kills mail rate bill in House
The stalled action and adjournment pressure killed a proposal to raise mailing costs from 3 to 4 cents. House Speaker Rayburn said there was no chance, while Rep. Hays pushed to add several state depositories for federal publications. The session saw passage of a compromise Social Security bill and fights over a broad aid program for distressed areas, with many measures awaiting adjournment.
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Rayburtt
Tex
Wayne Li‘Hays
Ohio
Hays
Towar
Connecticut
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D-R.l
Iba
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Atomic Energy Commission
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Constitution Party to Meet in Texas National Convention
Fort Worth will host the Constitution Party National Convention August 27 28 with delegates from 48 states expected. Dr B Edward Burgess Texas national committeeman said the party is organized in seven states including Texas Arkansas Indiana Illinois Maryland Pennsylvania and Oregon.
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Houston
Tex
Gates
Fort Worth
Constitution Party
B. Edward Burgess
Texas
Burgess
Arkansas
Indiana
Thinois
Maryland
Pennnsylvania
Oregon
Edison Co. Plants Win Green Safety Pennant Honors
Southern California Edison units in the Long Beach district qualified to fly a new green safety pennant signifying no lost time injuries for at least a year. The pennant features a green rose on white, with stars marking extensions of accident-free time. A. L. Cade notes the scheme includes a green star for each additional year, a blue star at five years, and a gold star at ten years.
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Kignty-Ve
Southern California Edison Co
A. L. Cade
First Indian to Get U S Post From Oklo
Washington reports Fred H. Hoy Masse New York Captain Pie Calamai speaks on an Italian liner. Andrei commanded the vessel since its 1952 commissioning. Calamai, from a seafaring family, was among the youngest officers to take command of a major Italian liner when appointed skipper of the Andrea Doria at age 50.
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Washington
Fred H. Ho
Masse
New York
Pie Calamai
Andrei
Saturnia
Calamai
Sideran
Andrea Doria
Australia to Ship Phila Mint Silver to repay wartime loan
Canberra reports Australia will ship 11.8 million fine ounces of silver to the Philadelphia mint next month to repay a wartime loan. Acting Prime Minister Arthur Fadden said the silver was borrowed during 1942 to 1944 when U S mints produced Australian coins to ease a critical shortage driven by wartime currency needs and American troops in Australia.
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Australia
Philadelphia
Arthur Fadden
San Francisco
Denver
U.S
Mayor of Bonn Receives Gift From Minnesota Students
A group of 25 Minnesota high school students presented Bonn mayor Peter Busen with a statue of the Indian god of peace, a gift from St. Paul. The teens, in Germany for a city exchange, handed over the statue to Busen via Yvette Marie Boe of St. Paul. In return, Busen gave the students an old picture of Bonn Rathaus.
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Germany
UPA
Minnesota High School
Peter Busen
St. Paul
Minn
Joseph E. Billon
Yvette-Marie Boe
Busen
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