Praying Wife Still Loves Slayer In Court Drama
Los Angeles AP reports Anthony Zilbauer, 24, on trial for murder, kidnapping, and robbery. A jury of eight women and four men heard judge Clement Nye urge impartiality as Zilbauer, who attacked a cameraman in court, faces possible death, life, or a five year minimum on the charges. His wife Geraldine, mother of four, cried as they exchanged looks in court.
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Juge Nye
Girl With Green Hair Causes Stir at Long Beach Douglas Plant
A worker arrives with grass green dyed hair prompting hundreds of employees to stop work and crowd building 243 to view Mrs. Ballinger. Management sends her home to regain brown hair by Friday amid wide public curiosity and a gate guard’s shocked reaction.
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6450 U S Tanks Defective Find
The Army says about 6450 medium tanks produced by General Motors have faulty transmissions. Screws loosened at the Allison division caused misassembly across M41 and M48 types. Repairs start in the field, averaging 33 hours per unit, with costs around 60000. Responsibility for payment under review.
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Federal agent shot in Los Angeles antebellum narcotics case
A 54 year old federal narcotics agent, Frank J. Stafford, was shot dead in Los Angeles just before he was to testify as the principal witness in a $1,000,000 narcotics ring trial. Ex convict James B. Brown, 38, was arrested on murder warrants after Stafford gasped Brown’s name. The case mirrors the Davidian affair that toppled a similar narcotics prosecution in California.
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Teachers Strike Closes Four Edmonson County Schools
Thirty teachers walked out for ten days closing Brownsville High and four other Edmonson County schools over term length and salary cuts. The school board planned to reduce the term from nine to eight months and cut salaries by ten percent for the year. In Washington, the House Labor Committee debated Taft Hartley Act revisions and voted to proceed with drafting language, with a split along party lines and warnings from CIO President Walter Reuther about impacts on the courts.
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Memo to Caesar on the Jordan Prophet in Pilate’s Report
Excerpted letters between Tiberius Caesar and Pontius Pilate discuss a mysterious prophet by the Jordan. Caesar urges calm, respect for local customs within Roman law, and disciplined provincial administration while Petraan concerns from Livia and Aelius push for restraint and order.
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Telegrams Back Ike in McCarthy Rebuke
The White House said President Eisenhower received hundreds of telegrams praising his call for fair play in Congress. Hagerty noted no exact count, just that the total was in the hundreds. McCarthy renewed his probe into Army coddling of Communists with a Capitol hearing. Mundt and Dirksen met Ike briefly. Hall urged nothing to split the GOP. Mundt said no new flare up is seen.
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McCarthy
R.-Wis
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New York
Publican
Leonard W. Hall
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Dell Saxophone Player Dope Distributor Report
A fragmented OCR item notes a saxophone player linked to a dope distributor. The readable portion mentions a saxophone and alleged associations, but key names and locations are unclear amid the garbled text.
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Kennick Declares Candidacy for 18th District Seat
Joseph M Kennick Long Beach Juvenile Bureau superintendent publicly announced his bid for the 18th District Congress seat now held by Rep Craig Hosmer. He seeks Democratic endorsement at Poly-High March 37 and plans to cross file with Hosmer in the June primary.
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Kenrick
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Poly-High Auditorium
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Janis
Bency
Alaska Statehood Debate Tied to Hawaii Measure
Senate Republican leaders pledged to bring Alaska statehood to a vote this session after Hawaii action. Senator Knowland said Alaska would be considered if Hawaii passes, with debates on both statehood bills and tax legislation before April 1. Delegations from Hawaii urged senators to support an independent vote on Hawaii.
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Beach Combing and Pages Listed Across The Paper
The notice lists where to find sections such as comics on page B17, editorial on A24, financial on B10, obituaries on B2, radio and TV on B3, and shipping table on BR4, guiding readers to the paper’s layout.
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