Eisenhower to Fly Commercial Plane for NY Dinners
President Eisenhower plans a political trip to New York on a commercial flight to attend two 100 a plate Republican dinners. The White House says it would be unfair to use the taxpayers plane, with costs to be borne by the New York State GOP and American Airlines. The DC-6 charter will carry Capt. Harry L. Clark and Copilot Byron S. Crambler, along with two stewardesses, on the trip.
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Washington
Eisenhower
New York
Whites House
White House
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Alvy
Harry Truman
Democratic National Committee
Truman
New York State
GOP
American Airlines
American
Harry L
Red) Clark
Byron S. Crambler
Dorothy McDonnell
Muriel McGill
UN accuses Reds of new truce stall in Korea talks
U N command accuses Communists of a smoke screen delaying the Korean armistice. Lt Gen William K Harrison says 48 000 prisoners who oppose communism cannot be shipped to a neutral custodian. Reds demand defining neutral functions before picking a nation. Nam Hi counters the key issue is where unwilling prisoners go.
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Robert Tuckman Panmunijom
U. N. Command
William K. Harrison
Red
Korea
Pakistan
Harrison
Nam Hi
Fire Causes $250000 Damage in Eureka Area
A Eureka fire destroyed an auto supply store and garage after burning for three hours on route control. About 10,000 spectators watched as flames spread from a spark to an office in a federal building, a hotel, and threatened a church and medical center nearby.
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Mureka
Federal Building
Where to Find It Beach Combing and More Listings
A fragmented newspaper page lists section locations and page numbers for features such as Beach Combing on Page B-1, Bogie on Page A-1, Bridge on Page A-1, Classified on Pages B1-15, Comics on Page B, Crossword on Pages 6-10, Editorial on Page A-10, Financial items on Page B-?, Your World on Page A-2, obituaries on Page B-2, Radio and TV on Page Bb, Shipping Table on Page 8-2, Sports on Pages A-12 and A-13, Theaters on Page B-7, Tides and Temperatures on Page B-2, and Women on Pages B-3 and B-4.
Local GI Cpl Rubin brings hopeful news to Long Beach family
Cpl Tibor Rubin, home from a Korean prisoner camp, notified about 600 families of buddies still held by the Communists. He phoned Ralph Bishop Sr and family in Long Beach to report their son Ralph Jr., 29, was safe and in improving health after nearly two years as a prisoner. The reunion followed other unsettling incidents, including a burglary arrest in Long Beach Forest.
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Tibor Rubin
Municipal
Ralph E. Bishop Sn
E. Hillist
Ralph Jr
Cpl. Rubin
Pearl Bishop
Cpl Rubin
Ralph
Bishop
Ralph E
Joyanne
Cpl
Rubin
Anslett
Hollysmarket
Long ‘Beach Blvd
Forest
Dale Baker
Long ‘Beach
R. E. Hodgkins
L. Hatfield
Willow St
American Ave
Hodgkins
Hatfield
Baker
Eisenhower asks Congress for 5.828 billion in foreign aid
President Eisenhower asked Congress for 5.828 billion dollars in new foreign aid as essential defense against the Soviet threat. Gen. Omar Bradley testified with cabinet members before the Senate Foreign Relations and House Foreign Affairs committees, stressing long term U S security amid Cold War tensions.
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Eisenhower Administra
Washington
Thon
Congress
America
Eisenhower
Omar Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Sen
House
United’ States
Soviet Union
Alaska Towns Face Flood Threat Across Major Rivers
Alaska towns along the Kuskokwim Tanana Susitna and nearby areas face inundation as giant ice packs clog rivers and backwaters spread across hundreds of square miles. Residents prepare to flee while Ladd Air Force Base near Fairbanks stands by to bomb ice packs if needed as Bethel Aniak and Nenana areas brace for rising waters.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Ladd Air Force Base
Fairbanks
Bethel-Aniak
Grand ‘Coulee
Explosion levels block in Texarkana business district
A blast and blaze leveled about half a block of Texarkana business firms. One injury reported a Black man cut by glass while aiding firefighters. Rescue crews continued searching the wreckage for possible victims as flames were fought.
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Texarkana
Heat records topple as Long Beach endures scorching May day
The thermometer hit 92 in Long Beach today, the hottest May 5 on record. A strong whirlwind damaged a feed mill near Baroldi Dairy Farm on Spring Street, with $500 in damage. Fires surged across Orange County as dry northeast winds loom through Wednesday, but no major losses were reported. Firefighters battled 20 grass or brush blazes in two days, while officials urged residents not to burn trash and to extinguish cigarettes in cars.
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Long Beach
Man
Baroldi
Spring St
Los Alamitos
Weather Bureau
Orange County Forestry
Frank Sandeman
Senate Defeats Rights Proposal on Federal Lands
The Senate rejected a motion to grant all states mineral rights in federal lands as it nears a final vote on the submerged lands bill. A 60 to 30 roll call blocked a Lehman substitute for federal administration of offshore lands with revenues to education.
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Washington
Senate
Sant Fesar
Eisenhower
Morse
Ind.-Ore
Sen
Humphrey
D.-Minn
Congress
Bill
Aiken
R.vi
Lehman
Inter
Finland beauty weds Filipino in secret Tokyo ceremony
Armi Kuusela, 18, Miss Universe, wed Virgilio Hilario, 25, in a private Tokyo church ceremony attended by three. Her mother warned suitor beauty fades and desertion would break Armi’s heart. The couple, honeymooning in Tokyo, met in March at a Baguio dance and agreed to marry despite family concerns.
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Shiner
Virgilio Hilatio
Tokyo
Mist Universe
Finland
United States
Philippine Islands
Helsinki
Tinland
Armi Kuusela
Long Beach
Virgilio Hilario
Virgilio
Imperial Hotel
Armi
Marta Kuusela
Kuusela
Manila
Baguio
Philippines
Carhop Dies During Facial Rejuvenation in Los Angeles
Los Angeles coroner and police probe the death of Kay Stanley a 39 year old carhop found dead at a salon Monday night during a non surgical facial rejuvenation. The owner Mary Penny and attorney Gladys Towles Root said Stanley died amid the procedure. Cause listed as unknown with possibilities of natural or accidental. A broken vial was found beneath the body and sent to the crime lab for analysis. Stanley resided in Burbank with husband Jack and children Mace and Susan. A sister Mildred Greenberg testified she brought Stanley to the salon and that she planned a two week stay for further treatment.
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Los Angeles
Corroner
Kay Stanley
Burbank
Jack
Mace
Susan
Gladys Towles Root
Mary Penny
Mildred Greenberg
Hollywood
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Prom Frei Dispatches
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