Eisenhower Urges Labor To Serve Not Dominate
President Eisenhower addressed the AFL-CIO on its new headquarters near the White House, stressing labor must serve the people and uphold democratic institutions. He praised the merger for strength and responsibility, calling labor essential to the nation and liberty.
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Kefauver presses push for California victory in primary
Los Angeles AP Kefauver carried his bid for California victory to Los Angeles as he urged Adlai Stevenson to speak more on integration. He questioned Stevenson’s backers amid private hints to segregationists and said the race would show a real policy difference between a liberal campaign and Eisenhower’s era. He urged peace in racial matters and promised working men a friend in the White House.
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Khrushchev Blasts Stalin as Murderer in Secret Speech
Soviet leader Khrushchev charged Stalin planned a murderous purge before his death and made baseless accusations against Molotov and Mikoyan. He said Stalin distrusted Voroshilov, kept a listening device in his home, and contemplated finishing off Politburo members. The State Department released a 25,000 word version of the February speech to guide party leadership.
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Boy Revived After Near-Death on Operating Table
Doctors at Harbor General Hospital revived a four minute dead boy after an operative mishap. Melvin Arrant, injured in a three car crash that killed driver Alfonso Richardson, remained critical. Richardson, 24, and others were treated at the scene or hospital. windpipe injury noted in Arrant.
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Sharp Earthquake Felt in Kern County
A sharp earthquake was felt in Kern County at 1:33 locally, magnitude about 4.3. Two drivers, Oliver Higgens and Harold Melish, reported the temblor near Norwalk and Taft, with moderate to slight shaking. Several passengers were injured and hospitalized, while Bakersfield felt the tremor at Harbor General Hospital.
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Two Twisters Miraculously Spare Lives
Mustang Oklahomas central farm community watched twin tornadoes skip across the town leaving little more than wreckage. Residents credited luck and warned that warning time was nearly none, as £200000 in damage and no injuries were reported despite near catastrophe.
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Campaign manager accuses Kefauver aide of aiding Kuchel bid
Finnegan, Kefauver campaign chief, claims Donohue attended a Beverly Hills reception honoring Sen. Kuchel, while Donohue says it was a private social event and criticizes the charge as a desperate political move. About 300 Democrats who crossed party lines reportedly attended.
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Flier Sets Third Atlantic Hop From Idlewild
New York Peter Gluckmann, San Francisco watchmaker, lifted off in a loaded Cessna 190 for a third solo Atlantic crossing from Idlewild. He warned spectators to stand back as fuel capacity reaches 2,500 miles, aiming for Greenland then Iceland and England before visiting Switzerland Israel and Africa, with an 18 000 mile route back via South America. He hopes to return in two months, saying he is flying for fun and has no hidden motive.
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Columbia Flooding Threatens Portland Area With More Rain
A storm over the Pacific Northwest worsens Columbia River floods as rain and snowmelt raise water levels near Vancouver and Portland. About 2,000 residents evacuate from riverfront homes as dikes hold at 28 feet anticipated, though weak spots prompt around the clock patrols. The Beavers hole flooding Bachelor Island and 1600 acres. Rose Festival in Portland remains on despite the danger.
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Alberta legislator linked to mass murder in frame farm house
ERSKINE Alta police sought John J E Clark a provincial legislator to answer questions over the rifle slaying of his wife their four children and two men at a hilltop frame farm. A Royal Canadian Navy sailor Brill Olab died of wounds after an overnight visit. Police describe a mass killing with two vehicles left untouched on the isolated farm 10 miles from the highway.
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Missing Fisherman Still Sought in San Gabriel Canyon
Huntington Park resident Donald de Hut, 27, remains missing after a fishing trip, with air and ground searches continuing in the San Gabriel Canyon area as authorities pursue every lead.
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Wedding Party of 9 Killed in Smashup
SHENFIELD England nine members of a wedding party died when their station wagon collided with a bus. The victims included 21 year old bride Florence Curbishley and 23 year old groom John Curbishley. Authorities called it the worst automobile crash in British history.
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Classifieds and Page References Listed for The Paper
The note lists where to locate items in the newspaper: Beach Combing on Page B1 Latinity of i on Page A Classifieds on Page B10 Comics on Page B8 Crosswords on Page A12 Editorial on Page A12 Financial on Page 8-3 Shipping Table on Page B2 Spars on Page 15.
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Primary turnout forecast for California voters
California election officials expect about 65 percent of the 3 million registered Democrats to vote in the Tuesday primary while the GOP may reach around 55 percent. Secretary Frank M. Jordan cautions the statewide count may slow due to local ballot complexity with polls opening at 7 a.m. and closing at 7 p.m. (8 p.m. in San Francisco).
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Ship Badora Sinks Near Chittagong
A malt steamer named Badora sank in stormy weather near Chittagong. Of the 202 people aboard, many are feared drowned. The 279-ton vessel, built in Britain in 1914 and registered at Calcutta, carried 172 passengers and 30 crew on its final voyage.
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