Liberace Brother Arrested Amid Alcohol Trouble
Liberace reveals his brother Rudolph faced drunken incidents and threats of police contact. The pianist defends him, noting Rudolph’s family and work as an editor on Giant with George Stevens, and laments harmful publicity from his brother’s celebrity frictions. The brother plans to involve an attorney and possibly visit the police.
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Dive Sons
Liberace
Warners
George Stevens
Rudolph
Rudy
Eisenhower Eats First Solid Food Since Surgery
Officers reported President Eisenhower began with four ounces of cream and a little sugar, advancing to soft foods as recovery progresses. He was reportedly in good condition with stable vital signs, while speculation about his political plans continued amid hospital convalescence at Walter Reed.
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Folt
Eboul
Canyon
Hall Holl
Miller
Hagerly
George
Thor
Rudy
Lester Lee
Eisenhower
Hagerty
Steve Martini
White House
John Eisen
James C. Hagerty
Hedaryor
Tey
Walter Reed
Jim Hagery
Konrad Adenquer
West Germany
Nixon
Dulles
Peruvians Elect President Sunday in Conservative Field
Peruvians go to the polls Sunday to choose a successor to Gen Manuel Odria who has led Peru for eight years since a 1948 revolution. Three conservative candidates contest the post Manuel Prado a former president 1939 15 Fernando Belaun de la Veile a corporate lawyer new to politics and Fernando Belaunde a university professor.
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Lima
Feru
c—Peruvians Sunday Elect
Manuel Odria
Peru
Odria
Manuel Prado
Erhnando de Laveile
Fernando Belaunde
Air-Drop H-Bomb Missed Target Says AF General
Brig. Gen. Robert J. Scott told Chowchilla Rotary Club that the first hydrogen bomb dropped from an American plane missed its target by about half of a four mile error. He cited a memory switch failure and wind drift as causes while stressing the mission was a success and not an excuse for blame.
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Air Force
Chow Can
Robert J. Scott
Washington
San Francisco Chronicle
Bikini
Ory
Scott
Chowchilla
California
Central Valley
Newark Times
Do You Agree The Nutral Autint Play Question
Fragmentary quote discusses a debate over a suspected villain in a controversial play with unnamed authors and partial names. The readable text hints at a claim about agreement or disagreement among critics, without clear dates or locations.
French Halt First Attack on City at Tlemcen
French forces at the old city of Tlemcen repelled a rebel thrust on the outskirts early today. about 4,000 rebels operate in nearby mountains and have boasted they will capture the city. Moonlit assault followed by heavy machine gun fire and Mars attacks kept the fighting going for hours.
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Algeria
Tlemcen
Lel
Morocco
Mars
New York City Transit Moves to Block Subway Strike
The City Transit Authority sought a court order to stop a looming walkout by the Motormen's Benevolent Association. A judge signed a temporary injunction returnable Monday, citing state law and a TWU contract through December 1957. The MBA plans a vote on Wednesday and a meeting Tuesday to decide on next steps.
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City Transit Authority
Motormen’s Benevolent Assn
Theodore Loos
MBA
Transit ‘Authority
Calse
Supreme Court
Jacob Markowitz
Manhattan
1008
Ira
Transport Workers Union
TWU
Mother Tells Burning House of Sorrow in Dallas
A 32 year old Dallas mother charged with arson admitted burning her brick home to erase sorrow from her life. She says sadness began after her 16 month old child died last October and after a premature birth in December her husband left. She was released on bond. the two surviving children were placed with her parents.
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Dallas
Tex
WPI
L. W. Moore
Bo Jie
Massive Arizona wildfires burn across Gila and surrounding woods
Across Arizona 150 fires scorch timber and brush from Winslow south to Nogales. Forest Service reports more than 400 firefighters at Mt Graham and Avizon areas as major blazes stretch into inaccessible terrain. Zuni Hopi Navajo and Rio Grande Pueblo Indians join Forest Service crews to battle the flames through rugged terrain.
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Arizona
Gila
Forest Service
Winslow
Ariz
Sitgraves National Forest
Tumacacori Mountain
Nogales
Pati
Mt. Graham
Salford
Avizon
Santa Cataline Mountains
Guiluro Mountains
Safford
Tucson
Mogollon Range
Silver City
NS M
McKenna Pass
Black
Wed At 87 Age No Barrier to True Blue Love
The Rev. Jackson Kelly Buchanan aged 87 and Sarah M. Field aged 71, both retired, wed Friday at Pilgrim Place in Claremont. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Loyal Wirt, 98, himself retired at 88, who said, I know how they feel.
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Jackson Kelly Buchanan
Sarah M. Field
Pilgrim Place
Loyal Wirt
Wirt
AP Writer Dies Launching Boat During Heist Attempt
Police say AP business writer and stock market reporter Nap Burglars Trap Winger, 50, was found napping on the job after a botched burglary in Port Washington. He was sentenced to 3 to 4 years in prison for the crime. Williams, 33, was captured on the roof and hospitalized for observation. A 17 year old girl, Sandra Swinton, tried to talk him down from a five story ledge.
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Friday
Sandra Swinton
Frank A. Williams
Port Washington
N.Y
Williams
Santa
Radher Winger
Detroit
Monica
Calif
Associated Press
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Man l
Miss Kasset Bay
Swinton
Son
Dangerous: Maniacs Escape at Wyoming Hospital
EVANSTON Wyoming Three inmates escaped from the criminal ward of the Wyoming State Hospital Friday night. Officers recaptured two others who joined the breakout. Superintendent Dr J F Whalen called two escapees Gordon Gallington 29 and Donald Horst 29 very dangerous. Gallington has escaped three times and allegedly plotted to blow up Casper police HQ. Horst described as a sexual psychopath who might target children. The remaining two, Stanley Uerman 43 and Earl Tantgos 28, were quickly recaptured.
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Evanston
Wyo
Wes
Wyoming State Hospital
J. F. Whalen
Gordon Gallington
Donald Horst
Jack Matherly
Whalen
Gallington
Casper
Horst
Stanley Uerman
Earl Tantgos
Queen Elizabeth II Dances Samba With European Royals in Stockholm
Queen Elizabeth II and Princess Margaret danced samba and mamba into the early hours at a royal ball in Stockholm Town Hall. The event drew 26 royal personalities and about 1,400 Swedish guests, with Olympic riders present for the Swedish equestrian games.
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Sweden
Britain
Elizabeth II
Margaret
Elizabeth
Duke of Edinburgh
Prince Jean
Luxembourg
Princess Margaret
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