Ice Bomb Mystery Deepens Over Korea and LA Ice Fall
NBC correspondent Jim Robinson reports President Rhee resists truce terms while promising a last counter proposal. U N officials push for an armistice with a peacemaking session planned. In Los Angeles a rare ice bombing fell, damaging cars and townspeople sheltering as large conical ice chunks rained down, one placed in a cafe fridge for analysis.
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Rhee
Bei
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United States
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South Korea
Eisenhower
U.S
Washington
New York
General Assembly
Republic of
America
ROK
Los Angeles
Frank Ay Shaw
Earl L. Crane
Pine Ave
H. A. Boyd
Locust Ave
L. A. Smith
American Ave
Florence Birdsall
Bigamist's Wife Told She's Lucky
The bigamist Herbert faces murder charges with a .22 pistol found. sheriff lab technicians link bullets from San Carlos to the weapon. Deputy District Attorney Vernon Vale joined Los Angeles authorities as the case advances. Herbert held without bail while murder charges are prepared. Superior Judge Maltby ordered the $500 bond in the bigamy case exonerated.
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San Carlos
Vernon Vale
San Mateo County
Los Angeles
Herberts
Joseph M. Maltby
McCarthy blasts ex IMF official and calls for ban
Sen. McCarthy accused former IMF official Frank Coe of being dangerous and urged the State Department to bar him from leaving the United States. The exchange arose at a televised Senate investigations subcommittee hearing where Coe denied Communist ties while testimony covered a 1949 effort to block a currency revaluation in Austria.
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McCarthy
R.-Wis
State Department
Frank Coe
International Monetary Fund
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Monetary Fund
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White House Lunch Hosts 44 Sports Celebrities
President Eisenhower welcomes 44 sports stars to a White House buffet luncheon. Heavyweight boxing champion Rocky Marciano and baseball great Joe DiMaggio are among the invited athletes with tennis stars Pauline Bett Bett and Helen Hull Jacobs, skater Carol Ann Peters, and swimmer Florence Chadwick also listed. Mrs. Eisenhower planned to attend.
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Mamie
Washington
Eisenhower
Rocky Marciano
Joe DiMaggio
White House
Paulline Bett Addie
Helen Hull Jacobs
Carol Ann Peters
Florence Chadwick
Woman Indicted in Kidnapping of Two Young Children
New York state grand jury indicted Barbara Lee Grimm, 24, a former carnival dancer, on four counts of kidnapping and endangering a child's health. The Washington carry story says she took Clifton Bradford, 2, and his sister Diane, 1, from their home on May 15 claiming she felt sorry for them and brought them to New York.
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State Today
Barbara Lee Grimm
Washington
Grimm
Clifton Bradford
Diane
Bus Auto Smashup Kills Man and Injures Nine
In Inglewood a motorist was killed and a bus driver with nine passengers hurt after a collision between an airport bus and a car. Relrio Field, 47, of Van Nuys, died on arrival at Centinela Hospital from injuries. his car was driven 75 feet into a nearby gasoline station at Manchester Boulevard and Florence Avenue. Bus driver Don Kellner, 47, of Los Angeles, suffered a possible fractured arm.
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Relrio Field
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Centinela Hospital
Manchester Blvd
Florence Ave
Don Kellner
Los Angeles
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