Missing Socialite Evelyn Scott Home Search Planned
LOS ANGELES AP police planned to search the Bel Air home of Evelyn Thrashy Scott, 63, missing ten months, with permission from her husband L Ewing Scott, 59. Deputy Chief Thad Brown said detectives would pursue all information, while Scott claimed he does not know her whereabouts and suggested she may be visiting the East with a former marriage.
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Riots Over Exiling Archbishop Makarios Roil Greece and Cyprus
Demonstrations erupt in Athens Salonika and Nicosia protesting British exile of Cyprus nationalist Archbishop Makarios. Street fighting injures dozens, mobs attack embassies, troops deploy, and Cyprus-wide strikes paralyze the island as Greece recalls its ambassador. Makarios deported to Kenya en route to Seychelles.
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Howling Storm Hits Midwest With Snow and Cold
A late winter cold wave bears down on the Midwest with wind driven snow. Dakotas reported up to 20 inches as warnings spread across Nebraska Missouri Kansas Oklahoma Iowa Minnesota Wisconsin and Michigan. Blizzard conditions are expected in northeast and north central Nebraska and central southeast South Dakota.
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Fire claims four at seminary. Cahan shot in Hollywood
West Hollywood Charles Cahan 29 an ex bookmaker shot seven times outside a Santa Monica Boulevard bar. He remained in critical condition as detective Woods 47 was arrested in Beverly Hills on suspicion of assault with intent to murder. Doctors reported two chest wounds and a punctured lung but noted some improvement after emergency care. The incident follows a controversial Supreme Court ruling and ties to Dorsett alias Walker McCall.
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Demos Von Nixon to Pay for Farm Vote
Senate Democrats failed to secure rigid farm price supports for all five crops after Nixon cast a tie turning vote for wheat. The 45 45 result followed an earlier 34 42 split on other crops, with administration allies seeking broader protections. Weather updates and a separate fire tragedy in Lenox, Massachusetts, added to the day's grim mix as the storm intensified across the Midwest.
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Autos Fire Gas Pump Five Killed in Utah Crash
Five people died and four were seriously injured when two cars collided and exploded into a service station in Salt Lake City. Sheriff George Beckstead said the station wagon, traveling at high speed, struck the rear vehicle sending it 195 feet before the gas pump tore free and gasoline ignited the flames. The station and cars burned as rescuers accessed the wreckage. the station wagon driver Norman Breeze survived, listed in serious condition.
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Fire toll at Jesuit Shadowbrook burned house in Lenox
The Jesuit Shadowbrook center in Lenox suffered a serious blaze injuring nine clergy and staff. Victims included Rev Henry Muelle SJ and Rev Arthur Tribble among others. Survivors escaped via windows and knotted sheets as responders evacuated 136 students and administrators to area inns and Cranwell. The 1894 carved fieldstone building, bought in 1923, sits idle as investigators seek a cause.
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Talks to Avert Bus Troop Fair in 2 Cities
Negotiations to avert a four‑line threatened bus strike on the Pasadena and Glendale city routes failed, a union official said. Fred Morris of the Transportation Union D12v7 reported slim chances of preventing the walkout, while Sen. Gore noted no contract progress.
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Cars Crash Kills Six in Michigan Rodd Incident
The Western Michigan crash near Coopersville killed six people from one family and left a seventh critically injured. Drivers Donald Maitner, 34, of Grand Rapids, and Abram Phillips, 48, of Muskegon, died in the head on collision after a passing maneuver and evasive action on a curve.
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California Tennessee Teen Armies Riot Hits Cleveland
About 20 carloads of teen hotrodders roared into Cleveland Tennessee to take over the town but police broke up the demonstration. Eight youths jailed. Deputy Barger Jr. injured by a knife-wielding youth as arrests were made. From Chattanooga, roughly 75 youths rode in 20 vehicles before authorities halted the spree. Later in San Gabriel a riot involving about 200 juveniles ended with eight arrests and no injuries after 40 law enforcement units dispersed the crowd.
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Elizabeth Sets Off for Mediterranean Cruise
Queen Elizabeth II departed to join Prince Philip aboard the royal yacht Britannia off Corsica for a Mediterranean voyage. The monarch traveled with her cousin Princess Alexandra. Details of the royal cruise remain confidential.
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Classifieds and Puzzles Listings Read Like Clues
A reader guide lists where to find sections in the paper including Classifieds on B pages and Comics on B pages with other features across A and B sections. The note specifies page locations for obituaries sports and TV radio as well as tides temperatures and vital statistics.
Tunis Riots Bring Paris Apologies
U S officials report France apologized for unpardonable violence against the United States consulate and information office in Tunis on Friday. Paris will cover repair costs and order a full inquiry into police actions as Tunisian officials complain French controlled police stood by as mobs sacked the offices. Consul General Morris Hughes in Tunis conveyed that about half the consulate was affected.
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Eye Thornton as McKay Replacement for Interior
Former Colorado governor Dan Thornton emerged as a potential replacement for Secretary of the Interior McKay who plans to leave around June 1 to pursue the Oregon Senate seat. among other candidates named were Wesley A. D'Ewart Clarence A. Davis and Walter Williams in a White House–sourced discussion.
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Weather outlook mostly clear with late fog patches
Dry conditions continue with patches of fog developing late tonight and into early Sunday. Afternoon temperatures will be cooler with light winds and minimal precipitation expected.
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