Death Ends Thieves Get $63,000 in L A Home
A birthday celebration ends in a shooting as Julian Hammer, 26, is jailed for suspected murder after a friend is killed following a gambling debt dispute. A separate burglary report cites a $63,000 loss from a safe moved from the Kerneth L. Mott residence, with $48,000 in notes and securities and $15,000 cash including a rare coin collection.
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Sue Hammer
Jan Kay
van Nuys
Bruce Whitlock
Julian Hammer
L. B
Hammer
New York
Bruce Whit- Ineke
Huntington
W.va
Marshall College
Whitlock
Kerneth L
Mott
Thomas Lamberson
Robert Heller
Nwo
Repp and Mott, Inc
Anaheim St
Fear as New York Coliseum section collapses
Dozens of workers feared trapped after a building section at the New York Coliseum under construction near Columbus Circle collapsed. Rescue teams reported a mass of concrete and steel, with chaos resembling a bombing raid as crews rushed from the site. The Coliseum was planned as a major convention and exposition center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Coliseum
Epliseum
Columbus Circle
Ward, Senate Leader Clarence C Ward Dies in Sacramento
Sen. Clarence C. Ward, 59, president pro tempore and third in line to the governorship, died at Mercy Hospital Sacramento from a heart ailment. The Santa Barbara Republican had been ailing for weeks and collapsed near the Capitol on April 25.
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Sacramento
Clarence C. Ward
Santa Barbara
State Senate
Mercy Hospital
W’eeks
Capitol
Weather Outlook Coastside Fog Lifts Late Night
Clear conditions expected with fog or low clouds along the coast during late night and early morning. Temperatures rise slightly in the afternoon with warmer conditions developing after midday.
Second baby in 22 months born to Clinton doctor
Clinton physician Dr John D Hullinger and his wife welcomed a 10 pound son named William in a three year marriage that already produced son Icha Jr. The 94 year old doctor, claimed as oldest active practitioner in the U S, notes both mother and baby are healthy and that he has delivered 3 309 babies in his 63 years of practice.
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Clinton
John D. Hullinger
Hullinger
United States
Icha “Jr
Jehn Jr
Ais
Rail strike ends. arbitration to settle dispute
Washington sources say striking rail workers and Louisville and Nashville Railroad agreed to end the 57 day walkout and submit the dispute to arbitration. About 25,000 non operating employees and 14,000 operating employees were involved. A neutral referee will issue a final, binding decision, with full service resuming on May 11. Arbitration on welfare fund demands begins Thursday in Louisville, Kentucky.
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Washington
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
National Mediation Board
Louiseville
W. C.hendall
Ted Williams Divorced by Wife in Miami Court
Doris Williams won a divorce from Ted Williams after a 30 minute hearing in Judge George Holt's chambers in Miami. Williams did not contest and attended but did not testify. Mrs Williams cited they just could not get along after ten years of marriage.
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Miami
Fla
Doris
Williams
Boston Red Sox
Ted Williams
George E. Holt
Williamis
Ted
Last C124 Globemaster delivered to U S Air Force
The final C124 Globemaster was handed to the U S Air Force at Douglas Long Beach, with the company announcing the upcoming C133 cargo plane built under K G Farrar. The plant reported 21,650 employees, up several hundred since a B66 slowdown. The C133 is described as gigantic with turbo-prop power and will surpass the Globemaster as the largest military transport.
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U.S. Air Force
Douglas Aircraft Co
Long Beach
Douglas
K. G. Farrar
Military Air Transport Service
Strategic Support Squadron
Strategic Air Command
MATS
Air Material Command
Tactical Air Command
315Th Air Division
Japan
Delay in Salk Shots Hoped As Safety Review Looms
The U S Public Health Service expressed complete faith in Salk polio vaccine but urged states to pause inoculations until a new safety check is completed. Some double checks may clear stock in days, but most supplies will be approved later, delaying vaccination for many children beyond the polio season peak.
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Washington
U. S. Public Health Service
Leonard A. Scheele
U. S
Scheele
Paris
Ie Council
West Ger- Scheele
Naan In
Western Alliance
Hiroshima Survivors 25 A Scared Girls Seek Surgery in New York
Twenty five Hiroshima atom bomb survivors aged 17 to 31 arrived in New York to undergo plastic surgery at Mt Sinai Hospital after a 6700 mile flight from Mitchel Air Force Base. They will spend a year in the United States receiving treatment while staying with private families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitsuko Kuranoto
Emikoi Takemoto
Hiroshima
New York
Michiko Sako
Air Force
Mitchel Air Force Base
Air Force Operations
Mt.Sinai Hospital
Japan
Kiyoshi Tanimoto
Norman Cousins
Saturday Review
Tanimoto
Nippon Times
Iree
Signing of Austrian Treaty Seen Sunday
Vienna reports the Western Big Three foreign ministers will meet Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov in Vienna and likely sign the Austrian state treaty Sunday. Paris indicated progress after a lunch with Pinay Faure and the trio. Remaining issues include withdrawal timing of occupation forces, Austrian debts to Russia, and ownership of western oilfields and allied property.
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Kohrad Adenauer
Antoine Pinay
Alesandre Paroid
Palais de Chaillot
Paris
West Germany
NATO
Associated Press
Vienna
Austria
VM. Molotov
Russia
Classifieds and sections listed for the edition
A catalog of where to find various content across the newspaper pages including Beach Combing Bridge and Classifieds from pages B-6 to B-11, Comics on A-10, Editorial on A-12, Obituaries B-2, Sports A-14 and A-15, Theaters B-6, and Weather A-2 among others. It serves as a page index for reader navigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyle
Wilson
Sewell Avery and Ward President Quit at Ward
Sewell L. Avery resigned today as Montgomery Ward chairman along with Ward president Edmund A. Krider after leading a defense against a proxy battle. John A. Barr named to succeed Avery. Krider resigns with no successor named. Avery remains a director as stockholders count April 22 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
UPI Sewell L. Avery
Montgomery Ward and Co
Louis E. Wolfson
Edmund A. Krider
Ward
Avery
John A. Barr
Mitchum sues magazine over hamburger party story
Robert Mitchum filed a Superior Court suit against Confidential Magazine seeking damages of 1 for a story claiming he attended a Hollywood party nude and covered with catsup. The actor called the report completely false and defamatory, while the piece linked the event to a celebration for The Night of the Hunter hosted by Charles Laughton and Paul Gregory.
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Santa Monica
Robert Mitchum
Today
Confidential Magazine
Hollywood
Mitchum
Charles Laughton
Paul Gregory
Laughton
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Free World
Adenauer
France
Greene
WATC
Bonn Republc
SHAPE
Allied Powers
Hans Speidel
Germany
Malcolm Merrill
Berkeley
Merrill
Roy ©. Gilbert
County Wealth Officer
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