McCarthy cites explosive Army Stevens Symington calls
Senator McCarthy released transcripts showing telephone conversations between Army Secretary Stevens and Senator Symington that he says undermine Army charges against him. Symington disputed the implications, pledging to publish calls and accusing the committee staff of withholding records while Cohn waited for other barred communications.
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Washington
Joseph
BR. McCarthy
Army
Robert T. Stevens
Stuart Symington
D.-Mo
Wisconsin Republican
Stevens
Symington
Senate
Missouri Democrat
Stevens Dow
Schine
McCarthy
Ralph W
McCarcall
Symingtonbhy
Pvt
David Schine
Subcommittee
Roy M. Cohn
Mundt
Sen
Charles E. Potter
Rmich
Cohn
Record
U S Demands Free Captive Americans From China
The United States announced informal talks with Communist China aimed at securing the release of American civilians and military personnel held there. Washington stressed no recognition of the regime, with 32 civilians jailed and 18 Air Force members detained among about 122 Americans believed in mainland China.
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SOC
United States
Washington
China
Peiping
Geneva
Trevelyan
Air Force
Palace of Nations
Wang Ping-Nan
Wet EE
Red China
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Wang
Germany
U. S
U.S. Air Force
United Nations Command
Korea
U. & Navy
Coast Guard
South China Coast
Imain
Autoist found dead near car on Route 66 in New Mexico
Edward Raymond Hyllman of Long Beach was found dead beside his car after it left the road and overturned in a small arroyo off Route 66 near Tucumcari New Mexico. Police say he appears to have slept or suffered a heart attack while driving.
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Edward Raymond Hyllman
Long Beach
U. 5
Highway 66
Tucumcari
N. M
Associated Press
Korea Election Debate Moves to Four Nation Commission
Soviet calls for full transfer of supervision to the four nation Korea election commission. Chou Enlai praises the commission while dismissing United Nations supervision as improper. Western powers doubt Soviet-supported plan and discuss withdrawal of foreign troops amid Korean settlement efforts. Philippine Vice President Garcia denounces communist unification plans and backs South Korea’s 14-point proposal.
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Poland
Czechoslovakia
Sweden
Switzerland
Chou
Theeommission
Korea
South Korea
United Nations
U. N
Anthony Eden
Peiping
LA. N
Carlos P. Garcia
Philppines
Pike Barkeep Fined After Whisky Misbranding Case
Pike bartender Sam Frudakis faced four counts of misbranding whisky for sale and was fined $130 by Municipal Judge Frank C. Charvat. He challenged watering claims, noting evaporation altered content, but the judge found no watering and left one open bottle on the bench to demonstrate evaporation. Twenty two of the twenty six counts were dropped.
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Frank C. Charvat
Sam Frudakis
Frudakis
Charvat
PT Captures Two Advertising Awards: mAanandant
The article notes that PT won two awards at the California Newspaper Advertising Assn meeting in San Diego. In the unlimited class for dailies in cities over 15,000 population, PT earned second place for best series of local retail ads and third for the ready-to-wear ads series. San Jose Mercury News, a Ridder publication, took second in the citywide promotion division.
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ANE Autopentcue
California
Advertisng Assn
San Diego
Priday
The
San Jose Mercury News
Ferry capsizes in Naktong River drowning 27 Koreans
Police reported twenty seven Koreans believed drowned when a ferry boat capsized and sank Friday night in the Naktong River eight miles north of Pusan. The message appeared in the classifieds column with a contact number for the Ford Phone.
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Pusan
Korea
Naktong River
Bombarded Vietminh Ammunition Dump Near Hanoi
French and US warplanes attacked a Vietminh ammunition dump about 35 miles east of Hanoi. Direct hits were reported on Vietminh convoys on routes 19 and 41 as rebels moved toward Hanoi from Dien Bien Phu. The most advanced Vietminh column was about 500 miles west of the Red River Delta. Rail lines between Hanoi and Haiphong were sabotaged but repairs were completed quickly. traffic resumed briefly.
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Hanoy
Indochina
Hanoi
Dien Bien Phu
Red River
Haiphone
Whittier Chief of Police Clifford Dies at 58
Ock Clifford, 58, Whittier police chief since 1938, died of a heart attack at home on Beverly Boulevard. A Fallon Montana native, he joined as a motorcycle officer in 1928. Survived by wife Lucille, two sons, two brothers, two sisters, and three grandchildren. Funeral at First Methodist Institute in Whittier.
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Whittier
Ock Clifford
Beverly Blvd
Clifford
Fallon
Mont
Elks Lodge
Greenleaf
Isonic Lodge
Lucille
Caycee Hills Eee
White-Emerson Mortuary Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Co
Kanawha River
Mrs Vera M Ross Obituary Correction In Long Beach
The Press Telegram corrects an obituary misidentifying Vera Mae Ross of 357 E Seventh St as a bookkeeper and payroll clerk at Lakewood School for Adults. The deceased was a housewife. The bookkeeper and payroll clerk lives on Orange Ave with Long Beach City College School for Adults Lakewood campus.
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Vera Mae Ross
Orange. Ave
Press- Telegram
Vera M. Ross
E. Seventh St
Ross
Lakewood School
Orange Ave
Long Beach City College
Lakewood
Lew Silverberg Heads Pomona Senior Class
Lew Silverberg son of Mr and Mrs Milton Silverberg 8749 Cerritos Ave has been elected president of the Pomona College senior class for the next school year He previously served as president of the junior class this year
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Lew Silverberg
Milton Silverberg
Cerritos Ave
Pomona College
Continental Trailways Bus Strike Hits West Coast
In Los Angeles drivers from Continental Trailways walk out amid a nationwide dispute. The union claims a half-cent per mile pay cut and seniority changes as factors, while pickets gather at Trailways headquarters. Continental Western Lines operates routes from San Francisco to San Diego, with American Trailways not involved.
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Los Angeles
Colorado
Utah
Texas
California
San Francisco
San Diego
Continental Western Lines
Transcontinental Bus System, Inc
Dallas
Continental
American Trailways
Transcontinental
Brotherhood of Railroad
de Continental Trailways
Four L B Men Nabbed After Wild Bank Heist
Police recap a chaotic raid where four suspects, including Doswell at a west beach cafe, confronted an insurance manager and six employees. One fled through a back door, hiding in a fig tree. another, Scott Lin, was captured after a girlfriend’s corner kiss lead. A pistol was dumped into the ocean.
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Mfkers
Herpolsheimer
Holly
E’ c Ross
Scott Lin
Long Beach
Bo'sun
Seas
Rainbow Pier
Doswell
West Beach
Insurance Company
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City Animal Shelter
Animal Shelter
Knight
D. V. Gaudreau Lakewood
Labor
Goodwin J. Knight
ED Brown
Long Beach Labor Council
Sacramento
Harry Albert
Joseph E. Madden
C. A. Whitchurch
C. J. Haggerty
Calif. State
Fed. of Labor
Goodwin Knight
Irene Dock Weiler
Democrats For
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Pomona
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Mare Les
State College National Guard Armory
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Catalina
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