U S to Reveal More Data on Conferences
Secretary of State Dulles said records of various international conferences are in preparation for publication but he did not know the schedule or release. He spoke after returning from Ottawa and noted historians handle the timeline. Britain reportedly signaled a Potsdam record release but no objections were confirmed.
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Washington
Dulles
Orl
Ottawa
Canada
Foreign Office
London
United States
Great Britain
Britain
Knowland
Joden Krowland
R-Calif
London Rumors Fly Over Churchill Retirement Plans
London papers speculated April retirement for Prime Minister Sir Winston Churchill. Reports said Anthony Eden would take over in early April before a budget briefing on April 19, with further shifts placing Harold Macmillan in foreign affairs after a brief handover period.
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London
Winston Churchill
Churchill
Anthony Eden
Britain
Daily Express
Lord Beaverbrook
the Express
Eden
Opin‘ion
Westminster
Beavers Brook
Ecen Woud
Foreign
Harold MacMillan
Kidnaped Baby Found Unharmed in Harlem Tenement
In New York a baby snatched by Dolores Phipps posing as a public health nurse was found unharmed on a Harlem tenement stair landing. Police traced the infant to Mrs. Josephine Perez, who was reunited with her child after a two day manhunt aided by a tip from taxi driver Tsidecal Wachs.
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Josephine Perez
James
New York
Harlem
Dolores, Phipps
Tsidecal Wachs
Jed
Filipino Amuck Slays Five in Morong Shooting
A Filipina saboteur ran amuck and killed two people in Morong, 24 miles east of Manila, as reported by Philippine News Service. The incident follows a series of security concerns and a separate test delay at Yucca Flats where a nuclear shot was postponed amid weather and staffing issues.
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Manila
UPI
Morong
Here
Philippine News Service
Las Veas
Badat
PXS
AEC
Fred
Yucca Flats
Weather outlook with partial cloud cover tonight
A weather note says low clouds tonight and Sunday morning with mostly sunny daytime conditions. Temperatures dip slightly cooler on Sunday.
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Sumilay
Eisenhower warns against excessive postal pay increases
President Eisenhower expressed grave apprehension over postal worker pay raises exceeding the House bill, as Congress prepared to vote. The Senate backed a 10 percent hike, with the House considering a similar raise, while the administration proposed about 6 to 6.5 percent overall, costing roughly 180 million dollars annually.
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Washington
Eisenhower
House
Senate Post Office Committee
Rep
Murray
D-Tenn
House Post Office Committee
Senate Committee
Senate
Three Die and Three Hurt in Compton Auto Smashup
A five car collision in Compton early today left three dead and three others critically injured. Victims include Cecil L. Pierson and Bobby J. Smithey of Long Beach, Burl R. Evans of Air Force, with two Smithey siblings among the injured. A San Bernardino driver, William F. Derryberry, ran a red light, triggering the crash. Derryberry was arrested on manslaughter counts as off duty patrol officers witnessed the incident.
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Santa Ana
Mina Inamuara
Air Force
Glenvale
Ariz
Los Angeles
General Hospital
Jack W. Smithey
Billie Kuntz
Willowbrook Ave
Luther ¥. Frost
Luke Air Force Base
Artz
Compton Blvd
Atlantic Ave
California
Trighiay
Garde
William
Deeryberry
Pierson
Atlantic Blvd
Evans
Pra
Classifieds and Notices Guide for Readers
A compact reference lists where to find various sections in the newspaper. It points readers to Churches on A-4, Classifieds B-1 to B-11, Camics B-12, Crossword B-4, Financial B-3, Obituaries B-4, Radio and TV B-3, Schools A-2, Shipping Table B-3, Sports A-6 and A-7, Theaters B-2, and Tides Temperatures B-3.
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Camics
U S to Grant Asylum to 20 Soviet Seamen
The United States will grant asylum to 20 Russian seamen who deserted their ship after it was seized off Formosa by Nationalist forces. Attorney General Brownell indicated immigration barriers would be cleared in the national interest. Russia is expected to protest, demanding return of the men and the tanker seized last June 23 by Nationalist destroyers.
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Washington
United States
Formosa
Nationaliete
Brownell
Russia
Jail Witchcraft Charge Ties to Guatemalan Leader Plot
Guatemalan authorities charged Olga Monzon with practicing witchcraft against President Carlos Castillo Armas. The case cites a jar with a rag doll, garlic, onion, tomato, buckshot and pins, buried by a maid halted by police. Monzon is linked to Col Elfega Monzon and was exiled, now reported in Miami.
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Guatemala
Guate Malan
Olga Monzon
Carlos Castillo Armas
Olga
Col
Elfega Monzon
Jagobo Arheng Gueman
Manzon
Miami
International Sunday School Lesson Tomorrow Theme Preview
A brief outline of the International Sunday School Lesson for tomorrow covers key scriptures, main message, and suggested applications. It highlights ethical teachings, moral guidance, and practical steps for readers to apply biblical lessons in daily life.
L B Driver Hurt In Santa Fe Ave Smashup
A 34 year old driver Voy E. Drew was critically injured when his car collided head on with a house on a dolly being moved along Santa Fe Ave near Angheim St at 2 36. The vehicle wedged beneath the house and suffered multiple injuries. Millington driver Arthur C. Millington 27 of 410 Osgood St pulled the dolly. The house movers were Star House Movers Inc of 1551 Gregon Ave.
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Thomas Cox
Roy E. Drew
Chuck Sundquist
Sana Fe Ave
Voy E. Drew
E. Ocean Blvd
Seaside Hospital
Santa Fe Ave
Angheim St
Santa Felve
Drew
Arthur C. Millington
Osgood St
Millington
Star House Movers, Inc
Gregon Ave
Cabinet-Rank Post Created by President
President Eisenhower announced the creation of a cabinet rank special assistant for disarmament naming Harold E. Stassen to full-time develop disarmament policy. Stassen will resign from the FDA to head the new post and attend National Security Council meetings while guiding a yet-to-be-sized organ.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Harold E. Stassen
White House
Stassen
United States
FDA
James E. Hagerty
FOA
Congress
Hagerty
National Security Council
Cabinet
Council
State ‘Department
Stasse i
U S Airfield Near Russia Sparks Turkish Base Talk
The Defense Department confirms US Air Force has support elements and training flights at Adana Turkey but states no fighter or bomber units are stationed there. Reports claim SAC may have moved into a nearby base 25 minutes from a Soviet fighter air field under a Turkish agreement.
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Washington
U. S. Air Force
Adana
Turkey
Defense Department
Istanbul
Strategic Air Command
Russia
USAF
U. S
Mystery blasts injure three in Dallas Oak Cliff area
Three people were injured in a series of bombings in Dallas Oak Cliff late Friday night and early Saturday. The blasts occurred near an apartment complex and various local venues, with two seriously hurt and one critically injured. Police remained mystified about the motive and locations, including the drive‑in and club sites.
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Tex
Oak Cliff
Anjo
Leon Me
Callum
Merl
Manin Marion Warran
Jess
Jerry’s Hangmans Club
Idrn
Leon Stacks
Almont
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