Belgium beauty Nicole De Meyer to wed Douglas Aircraft worker
Miss Belgium Nicole De Meyer, last year’s Miss Universe, arrived in France after a polar flight and plans to marry Ted Lake, a 26-year-old Douglas Aircraft worker living at 2185 Elm Ave. The couple, met on a beach and face an imminent wedding, with a church ceremony planned and two children hoped for in time.
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Miss de Meyer
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Ted Lake
Elm Ave
Nicole
Robert Fisher
Rolling Hills
Ted
Brussells
International Airport
Fischer
Nicole de Meyer
Husky Ted Lake
Eisenhower to undergo new full body medical exam Friday
President Eisenhower announced at a news conference that he will have a major head to toe medical checkup Friday including heart tests with cardiograms. He stressed the exam is not a reaction to last year’s Denver heart attack and noted it will be his first full-scale medical review disclosed since mid February. He also defended ongoing security measures and referred to the Hatkin case as an example of bureaucratic concerns.
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Eisenhower
San Francisco
Denver
Sidney Hatkin
Air Force
Quarles
Harry P. Cain
Surversive Activities Control Board
Cain
Prosecution Opens Plea in Walker Case in Santa Ana
In Santa Ana the prosecutor opened arguments in the Jack James Walker trial, attacking Walker and defending Donna Schurr Brett’s character. Kenneth Williams stated the issues involved were consent versus forces, as the jury begins hearing on five felony counts arising from two alleged kidnappings and assaults tied to Miss California 1936.
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Santa Ana
Jack James Walker
Walker
Williams
Where to Find It Beach Combing and More
A compact guide lists sections and page references for features and notices. It covers Beach Combing on B-1, editorial on A-20, sports on A-24 to A-27, and miscellaneous pages including classifieds C-4 to L1, theaters B-15, and vital statistics C-3,4 with various columnists and departments such as Hal Boyle A-21 and Wilson A-21.
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Hal Boyle
Wilson
Japan Labor Unions Protest Atom Tests
The General Council of Japan Labor Unions representing about three million members sent a message to President Eisenhower protesting U S nuclear tests in the Pacific. The group also urged the United States to destroy its hydrogen and atomic bomb stockpile, and similar messages were sent to Russia and Britain.
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Japan
Tokyo
General Council of Japan
Eisenhower
Pacific
United States
Russia
Britain
Tibetan Tribesmen Kill Chinese Reds in Tibet Campaign
Reports from Kalimpong say anti Communist tribesmen killed or wounded 2,506 Chinese Reds in a widespread guerrilla campaign in Eastern Tibet. Chinese Reds retaliated by bombing Tibetan guerrilla strongholds as travelers to Kalimpong quoted. Kalimpong reports on Tibetan events are considered reliable.
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New Delhi
Kalimpong
Tibet
Navy mulls moving six aircraft carriers to Long Beach
Congressman Craig Hosmer reports from Washington that the Navy considers transferring six aircraft carriers from San Diego to Long Beach. Two would move this summer, with others later, bringing an estimated 6,000 to 8,900 sailors and families. The plan, backed by Vice Admiral Pride, awaits Admiral Burke’s staff review as harbor readiness and new gunnery range near Nevada influence the decision. Local officials express cooperation to secure Pier E docking space and related facilities.
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Long Beach
Craig Hosmer
Washington
Hosmer
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A. M. Pride
Air Forces
Pacific Fleet
Felix. B. Stump
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Naval Operations
Lsted
Nevada
Lindburgh Field
Pier E
Long Beach Harbor
Naval Shipyard
E. J. Amar
Harbor Board
John P. Davis
Scoutmaster and Son Rescued From Cliff After 15 Hours
Norman Jensen and his 15-year-old son David were stranded on a cliff ledge near Wolfskill Falls in San Dimas Canyon for 15 hours. Heavy rain and dense fog hampered rescue efforts until dawn when deputies and Mountaineers volunteers hauled them 200 feet to safety. Both suffered shock and exposure but no serious injuries.
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Pomona
Norman Jensen
David
Wolfskill Falls
San Dimas Canyon
Mountaineers
Brisk Rain From Sea Covers Long Beach and Alhambra
A spring storm dumped up to an inch and a half of rain on Long Beach area with gusty winds. An Alhambra twister uprooted trees and damaged a house roof. A second storm off British Columbia may hit Friday night. gauges report 1.3 inches in Buena Park and 1.05 in La Habra.
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Alhambra
British Columbia
California
Buena Park
la Habra
Westminster
Ike Outpolls Kefauver in Light Indiana Vote
Five states held primary elections Tuesday and Indiana produced an unusually light vote. Eisenhower led Kefauver with 62 percent to 36 percent as Republicans voted for him with 344,256 to 203,954 for Kefauver’s Democratic side. Farmers stayed away due to sunny weather, and Democratic leaders claimed the result shows no November signal.
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Indiana
Eisenhower
Estes Kefauver
Lar
America First
Daly
Kefauver
Adlai E. Stevenson
George Craig
Charles E. Skillen
Estes Hits at Ike in Calif Talk
Senator Estes Kefauver spoke in Santa Barbara after addressing 350 people at a Riverside schoolhouse rally. He attacked the Eisenhower administration’s humane policies and joked about the soil bank slogan, urging Democrats’ long-running push for soil conservation.
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Estes
Calif
Santa Barbara
UPI
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
California
Riverside
Kefauver and Stevenson Schedule Campaign Events
Sen Kefauver arrives at the Hacienda Hotel San Pedro for a 4 pm press conference and dinner. He speaks at Torrance Clic Auditorium at 7 30 pm. Stevenson plans an outdoor rally Lakewood Center Thursday then a stop at Lincoln Park and a speech at 8 pm Municipal Auditorium. He notes a proposed soil program rejected as too costly.
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Sen. Kefauver
Hacienda
San Pedro
Pam
Torrance
Clic
Stevenson
Lakewood Center
Lincoln Park
Wilton Hotel
Municipal Auditorium
Weather Brief Showers and Squalls Today
Showers and squalls are expected today with partial cloud cover tonight and Thursday. Temperatures rise slightly on Thursday making it warmer.
George Bows Out of Dixie Senate Race
Senator Walter F. George of Georgia will retire at the end of his term in January and is likely to accept a NATO ambassador post. The two announcements came at separate news conferences with Eisenhower at the White House and George at the Capitol. Doctors cited a heart condition and mild diabetes as factors, making a hard campaign inadvisable. Herman Talmadge is expected to be nominated to or elected for the seat.
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Walter F. George
Georgia
Democrats
Senate
Eisenhower
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
White House
George
Capitol
NATO
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Worth B. Daniels
Daniels
James C. Hagerty
Herman Talmadge
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Rioting in Athens over Cyprus executions leaves many dead or injured
In Athens Greek mobs attacked the U S Information Service Office and demonstrated against Britain over the impending hangings of two Greek Cypriots. Four killed and 187 injured. police and soldiers surrounded embassies as riots spread.
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Athens
Greece
U. S. Information Service Office
Britain
U. S
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