Army Chief Flares During Peress Quiz
Washington AP report on Senate hearings into Maj. Trying Peress case. Secretary of the Army Stevens denies covering up any loyalty issues while Sen. McCarthy probes alleged protective cover for Communists. Jenkins objects to broad loyalty questions, urging focus on Peress handling rather than loyalty verdicts. Sparring session yields little new light on central dispute.
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McCarthy
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Senate
Maj
Trying Peress
Ray Fl. Jenkins
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
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McCarthys Army
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Away
Peress Cade Wees
Four Sentenced in Harboring Red Fugitive
In San Francisco four Communist Party workers were sentenced to one to three years for harboring fugitive Robert G. Thompson of New York. Sidney Steinberg received three years, Samuel Coleman three, Cate Ross three, and Shirley Kremen one year, with the judge noting her youth and influence of others.
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San Francisco
Communist Party
Robert G. Thompson
New York
Red Leader
Sidney Steinberg
Jeader
Louis E. Goodman
Samuel Coleman
Thick Fog Shuts Down New York Airports
A heavy fog blanketed New York City early today disrupting air traffic at LaGuardia and Idlewild airports. Visibility was about a half mile at the Battery and ceilings fell to 200 feet at LaGuardia before it closed shortly after midnight. Idlewild followed about three hours later. Harbor traffic remained unaffected.
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LaGuardia
Idlewild
LaGuardia Field
New Asia Strategy Talks Due
Washington reports show congressional and administration split over how to handle Indochina and the Communists. Senator Knowland urges a coalition defense even without Britain, while Churchill’s Britain resists Dulles’s push for a united front of 10 powers. Direct US intervention remains unlikely without Britain’s agreement.
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Dulles
United Action
Indochina
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Southeast Asia
Senate
Knowland
California
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Britain
Senate Gop
Sen
Mansfield
D.-Mont
U. S
Five Suffer Poisoning After Family Meal
Five members of a city family were stricken by food poisoning after a Sunday night meal. Bessie Mae Hommel, 53, Helen Marjorie Irvin, 31, and three Irvin children, Gary 7 Ronald 4 and Marcela 145, were taken to Seaside Hospital. Ronald was in critical condition but improving. The meal reportedly included Easter hand boiled eggs from the same platter. Peter Hemmel, 53, did not fall ill and ate the same, except cucumbers added after he ate.
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Lakewood City
Seaside Hospital
Bessie Mae Hommel
Yearling St
Helen Marjorie Irvin
Lawndale
Irvin
Gary
Ronald
Marcela
French Hold At Dien Bien Phu Amid Third Vietminh Assault
Vietminh forces paused after a third massive assault on Dien Bien Phu as French defenders held key positions and airlifted ammunition into the besieged fortress. French losses were heavy while the Vietminh regrouped, and fighting continued in close quarters around the northwest bastion.
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HANDI
Vietminh
Dien Bien Phu
Tadoching
Xsqhelle
Victoranh
Christian de Castries
Five Homes Heirs Get $3 Million From Cotton Estate
The Long Beach court approved a preliminary distribution of 2.86 million dollars from oilman Charles P. Cotton’s estate appraised at 4.18 million. Half goes to widow Edna P. Cotton, the rest placed in trust for Cotton’s three daughters and son. remaining estate to be distributed by September.
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Charles P. Cotton
Long Beach Superior Court
Cotton
Signal Hill
Edna P. Cotton
Bel-Air
Long Beach
Security-First Naational Bank
Atty
R. A. Waestman
Peace talks edge toward Indochina conference
At Geneva Western and Soviet officials reached a virtual agreement to invite Vietminh representatives to a conference ending Indochina fighting. The plan was endorsed by the Western Big Three and Vietminh leader Nguyen Quoc Dinh with no implied state recognition. Conference participants include Vietminh, Viet Nam, Cambodia, Laos, and other allied powers.
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China
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Pravda
U.S. S.R
Nguyen Quoé Dinh
Viet Nam
Vietnam
Cambodia
Laos
Walter Bedell Smith
Dulles
Washington
Milan
Mario Scelba
Italy
Yugoslavia
Trieste
Richard G. Casey
Russia
V. M.molotov
Smith
Eden
Trench
Bidault
Weather outlook shows clouds and coastal fog
The forecast calls for sunny to partly cloudy skies through Tuesday with high cloudiness. Fog patches are expected along the coast Tuesday morning, followed by a cooler Tuesday afternoon.
Four University of Arizona students die in head on collision
A head on collision two miles southeast of Eloy Arizona kills four University of Arizona students. A fifth person dies in Tucson in a separate accident. Names include Irvine Laverne Black Walter Van Rawson Helen Nickerson Stanley McRae Louis G Maton. Investigators report a car carrying six students collided with a truck. no injuries reported to the truck driver.
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UPI
University of Arizona
Eloy
Ariz
Tucson
Irvine Laverne Black
Walter.Van Rawson
Safford
Helen Nickerson
Beieved
Cananea
Sonora
Mexico
Stanley McRay
St. David
Louis G. Maton
Robert Osborne
Tulane
Florences Ave
Black
University
Shirley Everett
Clark Ave
Andrew
Robert Kludj
Los Dr
Girl nude beaten and tied to tree in Reading
A 20 year old Reading woman was found nude, beaten and tied to a tree after attending a church reception. She was taken to Heading Hospital in shock with numerous bruises. Police noted the attack occurred near the site of a 1953 unsolved rape and murder.
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Reading
Judith Annette Spang
Dorothy Schlappig
Where to Find It Classified Guide Reference
The note lists sections and page numbers for standard newspaper departments. It points readers to Billy Rose Boyle Bridge Classified Comics Crossword Editorial Financial Obituaries Radio and TV Shipping Table Sports Theaters Tides Temperatures Women Your World across pages A-11 B-8 to B-11 A-1L B-6 B-7 A-10 B-3 B-2 A-13 B-2 B-4 B-5 A-2 and related listings.
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Billy Rose
Boyle
Three Men Stop Onboard Outboard Found Safe
Three men overdue in a 16 foot outboard were located about seven miles east of Catalina Island this morning. The trio Jerald L. Ellingsworth 26 Buena Park Montes Wendel A Scott and Johnny Hetzel were aboard the disabled craft and towed by seamen from the freighter James Cook. They left Long Beach for a fishing trip Sunday and were not in immediate danger. Mrs Ellingsworth had reported he promised to return home before dark.
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Coast Guard
James ‘Cook
Jerald L. Ellingsworth
Fl Montes Wendel A.scott
Buena Park
Johnny Hetzel
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