U S Dilemma How to Tell War Won't Pay Retain Secrets
United States faces a dilemma in deciding how much military secrecy to reveal about nuclear capabilities. Analysts argue revealing certain data could deter war by underscoring American power, while others warn it may aid adversaries. Official disclosures are nudged by civil defense and political pressure as Soviet observers and media peer into U S nuclear strength.
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Fire Fatal to Druggist Under Arson Probe
James F. Kelly, 49, a wealthy retired druggist, died of asphyxiation in a Palm Springs home fire under arson investigation. Riverstead County pathologist confirmed cause. Kelly’s wife, Magdaline, 45, was found dead last November from barbiturate overdose. The house, next to Eddie Cantor’s, was valued at about 10 000 and had been furnished five months earlier at 25 000. Police said Kelly phoned attorney Raymond Quick before his death and that his keys were given to Quick. He is survived by two daughters living with their grandmother in West Los Angeles. A spaniel also died in the blaze.
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Solons to Get the Message on Tariff Trade Tuesday
Congress will receive President Eisenhower's tariff and foreign trade policy message on Tuesday after a Monday morning briefing. Clarence Randall, head of a government study on foreign trade, explained the proposal to leaders. The commission favored a gradual 15 percent tariff reduction but dissenting views were noted.
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Five Free St Paul Jail Break Triggers manhunt across Minnesota
Police across Minnesota and nearby Wisconsin chased five escapees from Ramsey County jail after overpowering guard Hugh Shuck with a razor. Key suspects include Murl Russell Janvis of Richmond Indiana and Arland Gerberding of Madelin Minnesota. two other fugitives identified on sight as Matthews and Brown. One escapee commandeered a car driven by Thomas Wasielowski in St Paul as the group fled, while other inmates remained in the block.
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Payton and Stormy Babs Courtship in Kansas
Cris Captain Joan Payton reports plans to remarry his wife despite a prior 1950 divorce at age 20. Actress Barbara Payton, described as unstable, said she would wed within two weeks in Hollywood amid prior publicized feuds with Frenchot Pane and Tom Neal during the early 1930s. Captain Payton, 28, stationed at the Central Air Defense Force base, says talks continue but no firm statement.
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Arthur Gregory 86 Citrus Pioneer Dies in Redlands
Arthur Gregory 86 a planner and grower known for developing Lake Gregory in the San Bernardino mountains and for founding a fruit distributor that became California’s second largest citrus marketing group. He started his first packing house in 1900 and later expanded to 12 to 15 plants from Coronado to Exeter.
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Santo Gang on Trial for Chester Slayings
Santo Emmett Perkins and Harrick Henson went on trial today in Plumas County Superior Court for the murder of Chester grocer Guard Young his two adopted daughters and a neighbor boy during a $71 robbery. A panel of 200 veniremen appeared as Judge Ben V. Carter denied motions to dismiss. The four were found bound and gagged and dumped in Youngs car trunk on a rural road between Westwood and Chester. They had prior murder convictions and sentences in other cases, including the widow Mable Monahan in Burbank and gold miner Edmund Harrison near Nevada City. Migs Henson, once Santo’s girlfriend, testified for the defense in Nevada City but was freed by turning states evidence.
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Burlington strike looms as railroad workers threaten walkout
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and firemen threaten a strike over wage and rule grievances. The Burlington route could be disrupted with 1500 engineers potentially walking out, though services remained largely unaffected early today. The BLE contested stalled negotiations and warned that a restraining order would be sought. rail lines around Chicago and Kansas City faced disruption with trains like Zephyr streamliners operating from Cleveland.
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Housing Big Issue in House
Washington reports the House debates public housing policy amid a rift between Eisenhower's four year plan for 140000 units and the appropriations committee's two year 39000 unit limit. Rep Javits condemns the committee action and pledges fight to restore 33000 units, arguing federal housing is essential for urban renewal and municipal aid.
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Copter Seeks Plane Wreck Missing From Burbank Flight
Civil Air Patrol pilot William Redding reported sighting what he believed was a wrecked yellow fuselage about 30 miles past San Diego. The missing plane disappeared after leaving Burbank for Calexico with four aboard, including John A. White and others from Los Angeles.
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