President to Speak on Mutual Security Plan
President Truman will address the nation next Thursday night on the mutual security program as part of a push to defend a proposed 7.9 billion foreign aid package. He will speak from 8:30 to 11 p.m. over major networks, with Congress to receive his military and economic aid request shortly after. Acheson urged strong support, noting NATO buildup, European defense plans, and five major aims including available forces, bases, a European army, West Germany’s status, and reorganization of NATO. He cautioned that while progress is clear, full actions require parliamentary steps in France and Germany.
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Inch of Rain Forecasts Prompt More Snow Warning
Rain totals rise to .46 inches bringing season total to 22.76 while future March outlooks call for about four inches of rain in the Long Beach area and snow above 6200 feet in the mountains. Forecaster A K Showalter notes continuing unsettled weather with possible thundershowers near the coast and light to moderate fog. Local rainfall readings vary across the Southland with numbers listed for Los Angeles Compton Downey Fullerton Garden Grove and others. New snow is reported in the mountains and highway crews urge tire chains where needed.
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Court Delays Death of Convicted Killer
SAN FRANCISCO March by WP Clayton Fouquette a 4Q year old convicted slayer of a Boulder City Nov service station attend ant Was granted a stay of execution by Chief Judge William Denman of the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals. Fouquette was scheduled to die in the Carson City Nevada gas chamber for the 1348 murder of Donald Brown Denman stayed the execution yesterday pending outcome of Fouquette's appeal of a denial of a writ of habeas corpus by District Judge Edward P Murphy in Carson City last Monday Denman said a substantial question of law was involved.
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Reno Safe Burglary Nets Large Sums From Redfield Home
In Reno a burglary at L. V. Redfield's three story Beverly Hills style home released a wide cash and securities tally. District Attorney Jack Streeter reported currency between 300000 and 300000, jewelry up to 100000, and negotiable securities from 1 million to 2 million. Police pursue a dark green pickup believed used to haul the loot.
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Trunk Death Case Ties Dope Activity in Harlem Apartment
Detectives moved into Robinson's Harlem apartment, finding heavy locks and a peephole, with evidence of dope parties. Mrs. Scott, 24, found dead in a trunk, showed needle marks. toxicology tests ordered. Gerald Scott, 20, Milwaukee, identified Dawn Marie Scott, now 16 months old, as the missing daughter. The case links heroin use, a Caesarean birth, and a family split, with police tracing the missing woman to New York after her husband reported she disappeared January 18.
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Cat Burglar Stanley Buckowski Re-Sentenced to Die
Los Angeles March 1 Buckowski, famed as the Cat Burglar, was resented to die May 19 in the San Quentin gas chamber for the burglary slaying of Mrs Helen J Edmunds Judge Charles W Fricke reaffirmed the sentence after Buckowski’s earlier condemnations over the past two years citing his daring escapes from a hospital top floor room
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Police Arrest Two in Oakland Murder Case
Oakland police held two men, Dario Amaya age 21 who was wounded resisting arrest and Norman Mason age 24, after Amaya confessed to fatally shooting Steven Apostolos, 54, an Oakland grocer, and Mason admitting to driving the getaway car.
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Egyptian star SamiaGamiul marries Texas heir Abdullah King
New York report describes Samia Gamiul and Abdullah King, a Dallas oil heir, wedding and their life choices. They interrupt a Dallas honeymoon for a New York nightclub engagement at the Astor bar. Samia, 27, rejects the belly dancer label and sketches plans to work in America seven years, then have children. She admires Uncle Sam, keeps much of her money, and jokes about her husband as Abdullah Nobody when she teases him.
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Pasadena Teens Vanish From Homes in Mystery
Two teenage girls from prominent Pasadena and San Marino families disappeared eight days ago. Barbara Burns, 16, daughter of Edward W. Burns, and Marilyn Noble, 16, daughter of Harry Slack, left with a note from Barbara saying not to look for her. Mrs. Burns is noted as the daughter of the late Clifford Gates, a Chicago lumberman.
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Tanks Hit Reds for Second Day
United Nations tanks on the Korean front attacked Red targets south of Pyongyang for over an hour at dawn. Chinese artillery damaged two Allied tanks. 22 Allied tanks were destroyed or damaged Friday and Saturday. Allied fighters hit a camouflaged Bel tank convoy north of Pyongyang, destroying three and badly damaging six.
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Berserk student rifles a chem lab in UW shooting
Madison Wisconsin A brilliant chemistry graduate student William E Loeb 27 of Winnetka Illinois was wounded in a shooting spree in the university chemistry laboratory. Leonard Stallman 32 was taken into custody after police used tear gas to enter the lab.
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Armed Forces Handle Medal Rejections From Relatives
The Defense Department reports medals and letters rejected by relatives of Korean War heroes are filed in the service member’s personal file unless letters pose specific questions. Officials note no prior similar returns for World Wars I and II, and emphasize medals belong to the service members for their bravery.
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Has Lindbergh Case Ever Been Solved
A 20 year retrospective quotes David Wilentz and Harold Hoffman on the Lindbergh baby kidnapping. Wilentz insists Hauptmann alone acted. Hoffman argues more than one person was involved and that the case remains not fully solved. Hoffman's remarks revisit prior reprieve and call for broader investigation.
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Detroit Blasts Take Two Lives
Two explosions and ensuing fires in Royal Oak and Livonia killed a salesman Claude Parmalee aged 58 and customer Norman E. Friden aged 48 and damaged a Ford Motor Co tank plant under construction valued at 50 million dollars. Fire crews said the Livonia blaze was controlled about three hours after the first blast.
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