Reds reject Knowland claim on U N truce plan in Korea
United Nations negotiators presented a detailed plan to North Korea to end the Korean stalemate. Communists rejected the proposal as dangerous, while U N commander Mark W. Clark delivered the counter offer from Munson. Talks continued with plans for another meeting. Meanwhile Senator Knowland accused Britain of planning a Far Eastern Munich and warned the U S must press for free elections in North Korea before any ceasefire.
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United Nations
William K. Harrison
DU. N
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Harrison
U.N
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Clement R. Attlee
United States
Asia
Knowland
Senate
China
Republican Policy Committee
Britain
Russia
North Korea
Churchill
Attlee
House of Commons
Five to Be Arraigned for Robbing Mexicans
Five men charged with robbing Mexican farm workers in Borrego Valley were bound over to Superior Court for arraignment May 27 after a two day preliminary hearing. Four defendants are from Ingie. They are Noah Paul Williams, 27, Roberto Romero Leon, 21, Burton Osborn Kron, 30, Hector David Villareal, 21. The other defendant is William Lyle Kretlow, 22, a Marine.
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SAN Lanny—Vf
Borrego Valley
Superior Court
Ingie
Noah Paul Williams
Roberto Romero Leon
Burton Osborn Kron
Hector David Villareal
William Lyle Kretlow
Secret U S Plane Missing Two Bell X-2 Crew
Wreckage and oil slick seen on Lake Ontario as search for two airmen continues. Heavy fog hinders identification near Trenton Ontario about 30 miles south. Missing are Jean Ziegler and Frank Wolko of Bell Aircraft. one injured, flight engineer Walters.
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Trenton
Ont
Royal Canadian Air Force
Lake Ontario
Air Force
Ontario
Bell Aircraft Corp
Niagara Falls
N. C
Rochester
Bell
Jean
Skip) Ziegler
Frank Wolko
Robert F. Walters
Buffalo
Boy Killed by Explosives Gained From Soldier at School Yard
Police search for a soldier believed to have supplied explosive material to teens. An 8 year old boy, Edward J. Voitas, was killed instantly while walking with his father near Parker High School. The blast also injured the father who was hospitalized in shock. A 16 year old, William Barnabee, allegedly triggered the device in the school yard with teen peers confirming the weapon came from Bud Scott known as Moose.
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Chicago
St. Bernard's Hospital
Edward J. Voitas
Joseph
Bud
Moose) Scott
James McMann
Scott
Seaboard
McMann
Army Ordnance, Nt
Ae Sathom Seaton
William Barnabee
Parker High Sa
Bernabea
Stott
Colorado Endures Severe Cold Amid Spring Storm
Colorado faced record cold as a late spring storm swept through the state and Wyoming. Fraser recorded the lowest in the nation at 5 degrees above zero, while Denver hit a May 13 low of 28, a new record. Wyoming's Fort Bridger averaged 17 degrees as snows fell in southern Colorado.
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Denver
Colorado
Wyoming
Fraser
Continental Divide
Fort Bridger
States Rights Oil Lands Bill Clears House for White House
The House passed a measure confirming states ownership of oil bearing lands beneath marginal seas and sent it to the White House. President Eisenhower is expected to sign. A separate bill asserting federal control over submerged lands beyond state boundaries cleared the House 309 to 91, authorizing Interior to develop resources on the outer continental shelf.
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House
White House
Eisenhower
Congress
Trumans
Senate
Secretary of Interior
Otter Continental Shelf
Halleck
Rayburn
Texas
Demo
Rep
Celler
Merriam Rallies in Fight for Life
Former Gov Frank Merriam showed remarkable improvement in his fight for life at St Marys Hospital at 1 pm today. He was allowed out of an oxygen tent to eat lunch after a traffic accident Sunday. The 87 year old state figure had turned for the worse Tuesday afternoon prompting doctors to summon the family. He suffered seven broken ribs, a broken collarbone, hip injury shock and a disturbed heart.
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Frank Merriam
St. Mary's Hospital
Cries Heard From Trapped Colt In Farm Cave Near New Market
Two week old colt fell into a cave on Raymond Larrance farm near New Market Tennessee. Queenie the mare called from the pasture as volunteers worked to reach the trapped foal. The colt lay about 30 feet from the cave opening and squealed when mother neighed. Rescue efforts continued into Tuesday with the mother vigilant nearby.
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New Market
Tenn
Raymond -Ar- Trance
Larrances
Queenie
TNT Blast At Joliet Arsenal Damages Plant
An explosion at the Joliet arsenal Kankakee unit damaged a two story nitrates plant estimated at $100,000 by an Army spokesman. Three employees were in the building but escaped unharmed. blast blamed on TNT machine overheating during chemical reaction.
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Joliet
Kankakee
Four-Year-Old Girl Saves Baby Amid Mother’s Death
In Bloxwich England a 4-year-old girl kept her infant sister alive for three days in a locked house after their mother Jean Cockayne aged 27 died of a diabetic coma while the father was away. Neighbors found the two children nourished on bread crumbs and water in a nursing bottle.
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Bloxwich
England
Jean Cockayne
Jeannette
Carol
97 Bodies Recovered From Twister Rubble
WACO Texas AP search parties found 10 more bodies in the tornado wreckage, raising the local death toll to 88. The two twisters on Monday increased the statewide toll to 97, including nine killed in San Angelo.
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Waco
Texas
San Angelo
Moscow Sees U S Britain Rift Growing
Moscow reports mixed reactions to Churchill's Commons speech signaling widening U S Britain differences. Russians note French approval of ideas and question if Britain will continue remilitarization of Western Germany amid tense Western relations. Meanwhile Brazos flood fears crest at 27 feet before subsiding to 17.09 feet. Rescue efforts for the tornado rubble continue with few hopes of additional survivors after the RR.T. Dennis Furniture Store basement search yields no new findings.
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Churchill
House of Commons
United States
Britain
Chirehill
England
France
Germany
Western Germany
Brazos River
Brazos
Rr.t. Dennis Furniture
J. E. Roberts
Connally Air Force Base
Planes Warring on Grasshoppers Over Kern County
Air crews conducted crop dusting to combat the worst grasshopper infestation in Kern County in ten years. Planes sprayed 120000 acres using aldrin mixed with diesel oil to kill pests.
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Kern County
Judge Quashes Move to Beat Felony Charge
An angry Santa Ana courtroom scene and a Tuesday night city hall altercation added to William L. Robertson’s troubles as his Airport Club poker palace faces closure May 20 after a city council defeat of a Legion takeover plan. Robertson’s grand jury indictment for criminal conspiracy suffered another setback in Superior Court as he and eight associates pleaded not guilty and had trial set for August 3. The melee involved Norman Kellogg and alleged airport club aides, with Kellogg alleged to have been pushed by Harold Gaylor, a guard also under indictment. Continued on Page AG Cal 3d.
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William L. Robertson
Poker Palace
Seal Beach
Post 300
The
American Legion
Aireport
Robertson
Santa Ana Superior Court
Robert Gardner
Good Government
Airport Club
American Legion Fest 300
Norman Kellogg
Good Government Group
Airport Club Aids
Kellogg
Cit Hall
Harold Gaylor
World of Pages and Pages Listed for readers
The notice lists where to find features in the newspaper such as Beach Combing on page 8-1, Boyle on A-7, Bridge on A-17, Classified on B-10, Comics on 6-8, Crossword on 8-3, Editorial on A, Financial on B, Obituaries on 6-2, Radio and TV on B-6, Shopping Tables, Your World on A-2, and Women on B-4 and B-5. It reads like a reader guide to the paper’s sections.
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Boyle
British Marines Sail for Tense Suez Zone
Three landing craft with Royal Marines sailed from Malta under secret orders amid the growing British Egyptian dispute over the Suez Canal Zone. Egypt's premier threatened to oust British forces by force if needed while Britain confirmed ships in Port Said but offered no details on reported destroyer movements.
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Royal ‘Marine
Mediterranean
Malta
Suez Canal Zone
Britain
Suez
Egypt
Mohamed Naguib
Bermuda
Port Said
Canal Zone
Chieftain
Cheviot
Chequer
Chevron
Royal Marine Commandos
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