Dulles Attacks Soviet to End Cold War
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles condemned Soviet use of force and subversion in blunt remarks at Las Vegas Nev 10th anniversary meeting. He rejected Molotov’s seven point plan and said the cold war could end without further conflict, asserting President Eisenhower’s full backing.
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Max Harrelson
San Francisco
John Foster Dulles
Russia
Dulles
U. Nev
V. M. Molotov
Eisenhower
Molotov
Polar jet crosses pole in British trio mission
Three Royal Air Force officers piloted a twin engine jet bomber from Bardufoss Norway to Ladd Air Force Base Alaska in 6 hours 23 minutes after an 9:04 p.m. Norway time departure. Pilot Wing Commander M D Lyne and navigators D Bower and R A Seymour reported a fine flight at 50 000 feet with sun and moon visible. Aimed to set a new speed record to Vancouver and onward to Europe.
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Alaska
Royal Ai Force
North Pole
Norway
Europe
Pole
Ladd Air Force Base
Bardufoss
European
M. D. Lyne
Winchester
England
Db, Bower
Hudderfield
R. A. “Seymour
Croydon
Vancouver
B. C
Five Die in Two Bomber Crashes Near Randolph AFB
Five airmen were killed in two separate B29 crashes near San Antonio Texas. Both aircraft were based at Randolph Air Force Base. Four crew died in a night crash south of the base during a touch and go takeoff on a student transition mission. Two other crew members survived and were hospitalized with burns and shock. Earlier a jet bomber crash north of San Antonio killed Captain William P. Brown, age 32, of the 3516th Student Training Squadron at Randolph.
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San Antonio
Tex
Ueh
Here
Randolph Air Force Base
Air Force
William P. Brown
Randolph Field
Four Surviving Quints After Sister’s Death
In Salisbury Maryland a doctor reports the four surviving quintuplets from Mrs. Judith Tandzoni, 30, are "very much alive and kicking." One of the five children died during transport a 100 mile road trip from her hut to Salisbury.
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Salisbury
Southern Rhodesia
Judith Tandzoni
Navy soda pop deal flags excessive 1952 spend
House investigators heard that the Navy spent 177660 on a soda pop mix sailors found unpalatable. Subcommittee chair Holifield said the affair showed a lack of procurement control. Three principals were named and declined to testify. The deal occurred in spring 1952 during the Korean conflict before being challenged, with Navy stewards showing little interest in the beverage.
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House
Navy
Holifield
House Government Operations Subcommittee
William Bilis
General Accounting Office
Justice, Department
Ellis
Seattle
Iceland
John Mocler
Caraway
Halstead
Moeller
Halifield
Ells
J. J. Caraway
Apex Distributing Co
Los Angeles
Cook
James TE. Halstead
Ballet Free in Broad Daylight Street Scene Turns Odd
A curvaceous dancer wearing only a skirt performed in daylight on Linden Ave at Broadway. About 9 p m a witness described the incident, drawing a crowd before police officers Willis Penhallow and Bernard Brenner restrained her and placed her in a police car. She was jailed on a drunk charge and could not recall her address or whereabouts of her clothes.
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Linden Ave
Broadway
Willis L. Penhallow
Juvenile Bureau
Bernard Brenner
Women’s
Burglar Slips on Jelly During Break-In
A man identified as Frank R. Spieker, 30, was found unconscious in a market at 12432 S. Main St after slipping on spilled jelly while breaking in. He refused to give an address and told deputies he entered to make a sandwich, then fell and was knocked out.
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Joe Bonnish
S. Main St
Sheriff's Deputies
Frank R. Spieker
Depues
Eisenhower in New Hampshire Promises Peace and Strength
President Eisenhower spoke at Franconia Notch for the 150th anniversary of the Old Man of the Mountains. He urged devotion to peace and strength to cooperate with others, and avoided clear hints about a 1956 bid. In Lincoln he praised Sherman Adams, and in Concord teased about a possible second term, prompting a stir among 15,000 listeners.
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America
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New England
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Notch
Lincoln
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A. Presidential Aid
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Profile Lake
Amos Dexter
Sherman Adams
Jordan Declares Tralian Consul Persona Non Grata
Jordan's government declares Stephana Rocchi, the Tralian consul to Jordan and to the Jerusalem area, persona non grata after a cocktail party in Jerusalem where drinks from Israel were served to Arab attendees. The diplomatic incident notes her accreditation to both Jordan and Israeli Jerusalem sections.
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Jordan
UPI
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Jerusalem
Israel
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Caesar ordered it jail three teens in slaying
Three teens arrested on homicide charges after a rivalry between gangs the Viceroys Dragons led to the killing of 17 year old Carlos Feliciano in an East Harlem grocery. Accused include Angelo Babnau Florentino Villavin and Louis Raimerez with Carmen Otacimen charged as a juvenile delinquent. Emanuel Gramna held as witness while police search for the alleged reader Caesar. Feliciano and Dragon member John Aquendo were in a confrontation before Aquendo was stabbed and hospitalized.
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Viceroys
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Feliciano
East Harlem
Dragons
Angelo
Apache
Babnau
Florentino
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Villavin
Louis
Dillinger
Raimerez
Carmenotacimen
Emanuel No-No Gramna
Oregon
Caesar
Dragon
No-No
Reimerer
Parents Get Tot They Left 6 Extra Days
In Louisville, UPI reports little Garry Cull was kept for six extra days at a boarding house after a custody misunderstanding. His parents, Mr and Mrs Peter Douglas Cull, claimed they had paid for care and later failed to reach the caretaker. The juvenile court found no charges against the parents.
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Louisville
UPI
Garry Cull
Peter Douglas Cull
Jef
Cull
Lerry
Ellen Faford
Larry
Paford
Louis Tutt
Slightly Cooler Tonight and Saturday Weather Outlook
A weather update notes slightly cooler temperatures tonight and on Saturday with some low cloud cover. No significant precipitation expected and conditions should remain dry with mild, comfortable levels. Local gusts or abrupt changes are not anticipated.
Wild Woman Reported Living In Colorado Hills
Sheriff search continues for a nude woman spotted near Blues Canyon east of Montrose. A couple who saw her left food and discovered gnawed chicken bones. authorities link the sighting to missing Beatrice West, 48, of Cimarron, with no other missing person reports.
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Colo
Blues Canyon
Gunnisoner
Arthur Sutton
Here
Robert Flowers Sr
Sutton
Flowers
Beatrice West
Cimarron
Where to Find It index listing items and pages
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Boy Stabbed After Steak Theft Chase at Paso Robles
At Atascadero Lake in Paso Robles two youths snatched a steak from a barbecue sparking a chase. Leroy Sherwin county park superintendent accidentally stabbed Walter George Tiessen with a knife during the pursuit. District Attorney Herbert Grundell said no charges will be filed.
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Leroy Sherwin
Walter George Tiessen
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Tiessen
Nick Tiessen
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Atascadero Lake
Young Tiessen
Walter
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