Molotov Leaves U S Visit. Seeks Peace and Prosperity
Soviet Foreign Minister Vyacheslav Molotov wrapped up a 13 day stay in the United States after meeting with leaders and visiting sites in New York and San Francisco. He expressed belief that many people in both nations wish peace and prosperity and urged the American people to share in those aims.
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Costa Mesa School Vote Under Probe
Orange County Grand Jury begins probe into alleged irregularities at Costa Mesa voting precincts after a 58 cent tax override approved last May. Noted objections include crowded polls, handling of voters with questionable eligibility, limited precincts, and electioneering near polling places.
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Rancher and Actress Tied to Reds Probe in 1940s
A Southern California fruit grower testified before a House committee about alleged Communist Party activity in Los Angeles. The session discussed Kore a trip questions to Kim Sang and Diamond Kim, with witnesses citing First and Fourth Amendment rights. Hardyman of La Crescenta described pap ers and letters from 1948 and related deportation proceedings.
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Mother Kidnapping Tale Shocks Los Angeles
A Los Angeles mother Gloria Lujan reports a bearded man abducted her nine month old daughter Rose from their home, they were driven away in a car with another woman, later released unharmed. medical check shows no abuse. The report highlights concerns over safety and constitution rights cited in the surrounding coverage.
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Pilot lands in field asking directions near Carmichael
A Piper Cub piloted by an unnamed flyer landed in a pasture near Carmichael after seeking directions to Easton from Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. linemen at work. Foreman Bill Flaharty directed the pilot, who then thanked him and departed. Easton lies about 15 miles away.
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Insufficient altitude blamed in Wyoming plane crash near Casper
A single engine plane piloted by Howard Mankins of Odessa Texas crashed near Casper Mountain Sunday after failing to gain altitude. Four men were injured two seriously. victims include Mankins and A V Patterson both from Odessa with deep shock and facial and limb injuries, and Paul Maddox and Earl Cod of Fort Collins Colorado treated for minor injuries.
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Air Force Claims World Top Bomber Advancing Missile Pace
At the Pentagon an Air Force spokesman said the B52 program marks progress as Washington weighs intercontinental capabilities. The Defense Department semiannual report notes continued development of an intercontinental ballistic missile and stronger bomber fleet, with Sen. Jackson pressing Wilson for answers on Russian airpower and missile strength.
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Blaze destroys five Los Angeles garages
A fire in five garages behind an apartment house in Los Angeles Tuesday night drove more than 20 residents to the street. Fireman Warren Ullerick, 35, was injured with a severe wrist cut from broken glass. The garages and their contents were destroyed.
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