Man Nabbed on Catalina Faces Child Molestation Charge
A 52-year-old suspect, Charles Henry Moore, arrested on Avalon on suspicion of molesting children, faced questions at Norwalk sheriff's station after being identified by witnesses. Moore, twice committed to Patton State Hospital and released May 29, carried $2.20, denied harming children, and said he paid for a shoe shine for Stella Darlene Nolan.
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Norwalk Sheriff's Station
Stella Darlane Nolan
Bill Darsan
Gwen Nolan
Stella Darlene Nolan
Campton
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Charles Henry ‘Moore
Avalon
Mrs. Nolan
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Fred ©. Churchill
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Auction City
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Oscar Dolas
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Moore
Patton State Hospital
Santa Catalina Island
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Los Angeles
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Frank Hetrick
J. G. Lawton
Hedrick
Laughton
Eisenhower Arc Exposes Civil Service Vulnerability in 134000 Jobs
President Eisenhower issued an executive order to review about 134000 federal positions to remove Civil Service protections. The Civil Service Commission will survey the jobs to decide which should be exempt, potentially affecting thousands, with 66000 U.S. posts and 68000 overseas.
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Eisenhower
Civil Service Commission
Young
iCiMid
California Polio Tally Leads U.S.
The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis said through June 21 California led poliomyelitis cases with 318, followed by Texas with 24 and New York with 189. The foundation notes it does not label states epidemic. authorities make that call.
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New York
National Foundation For
Seismograph reports distant strong earthquake
A Caltech seismograph at 8200 miles recorded a major quake early today. Dr. Charles F. Richter said the shock was not quite magnitude seven but strong enough to be locally disastrous, a finding consistent with shocks usually occurring in southern Asia or the East Indies.
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Awsay Aas
Ci Iinia Institute of Technology
Charles F. Richter
Caltech
Asia
East Indies
Swiss Armistice Team Departs for U S and Tokyo
An advance party of the Swiss contingent for the neutral armistice commission in Korea left Zurich by plane for the United States and Tokyo. The group is led by Maj. Gen. Fritz Ribner and includes the commander.
East Berlin to Hold Rally as Reds Face Pushback
East Germanys shaky Communist government plans a mass rally in Mitte Friedrichshain and Kopenick to show regime support for reforms while warning against rebellion. Authorities report 29 executions and 1 life sentence amid ongoing arrests as families of activists are evacuated. The event follows a test gathering by 10000 Free German Youth youths boosting propaganda loyalty to Premier Grosseroot Grotenoul.
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Kopenick
P. T. Dibrova
Red Army
East Zone
Kurt Unbehauen
Gera
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Cottbus
FDI
Free German
Otto Grotenoul
Chinese Launch Major Two Front Assaults on Koreas Fronts
AP reports 1,000 Chinese forces launched a night attack on Seoul’s western front and a 3,000-man eastern-central assault south of Capitol Hill. Intense hand to hand fighting disrupted a three week lull as Chinese forces pressed near Panmunjom and Kelly Hill while seeking to influence armistice talks.
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Jong
Kelly Hill
Panmunjom
ROK
South Korea
Panmunjon
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Weather Brief: Night Fog and Sunny Afternoons
Night and morning low clouds and fog. Mostly sunny afternoons with little temperature change. High today about 70 degrees.
Ike's Envoy in Final Effort to Sway Rhee
President Eisenhower urged Senate leaders to back a Korean armistice as personal envoy Robertson rushed to Seoul to press President Rhee for unity by words over war. Rhee demanded a showdown with Communists, while UN command hoped for acceptance of armistice to pave future talks.
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Syngman Rhee
Associated Press
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Rhee
Eisenhower
Eadar
Robertson
Walter S. Robertson
Long Beach
United Nations Command
Korea
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Togo
United Korea
U. N
Anti-Annexing Group Loses Bid to Halt Lakewood Election
Lakewood anti annexationists failed to block a University District election. City officials said less than a third of landowners signed petitions, about 54 percent of registered voters supported the move, and protest petitions represented 753 of 2274 parcels. Council may set July 36 and act next Tuesday.
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University District
Clarke
Wardrow Ra
Palo Verde Ave
Profits Tax Fight Opens in House
The House rules committee convened to consider advancing President Eisenhower's plan to extend the excess profits tax set to expire June 30. The move would bypass the Ways and Means Committee, with six to eight Republicans and some Democrats expressing doubt or support, while Speaker Martin backed administration efforts to push action.
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House Rules Committee
House
Eisenhower
GOP
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Halleck
Ways and Means
Reed
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R. Mass
Toles
Free China Agitates for Release of PWs
WALPE Formosa agitation for the release of anti Communist war prisoners in Korea mounted today as the provincial assembly sent word to the POWs that they would be welcome here. The assembly expressed warm admiration for the prisoners determined stand against brain washing.
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Walpe
Formosa
Wiy
Korea
Where to Find It Beach Corbing and More
A brief reader guide lists where to find various features in the issue. It covers Beach Corbing on pages 8 to 11, Bridge on B-11, Classified on C-6 to UI, Comics on C-4, Crossword on 8-9, Editorial on 8-10, Financial on C5, Obituaries on C-2, Radio and TV on C-3, Shipping Table on C-6, Sports on A-1, 21, 22, 23, Tweaters on B8, Tides and Temperatures on C-4, Women on B-2 to B-4, and Your World on A-2.
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Ece Cr
Boyle
Violence Flares After Hindu Chief Death in India
Reports from New Delhi and Kashmir describe clashes between police and supporters of Hindu extremist leader Syama Prasad Mookerjee after his death in police custody. Four injured, eight arrested as troops police protests in Jammu and Srinagar amid sectarian tensions and political blame.
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India
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Wsre
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Ter
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Nehru
Abdullah
Mockerjee
Jan Sangh
Abdule Jah
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