Norwalk Drug Raid Nets Eight Suspects In Dope Sweep
Deputies raided a Norwalk home believed to be a drug hub and arrested eight people. Three were booked on drug charges, five suspected immigrants were handed to the immigration bureau. Names include Ware Gomez, Helen Moreno, and a 16 year old girl. others from Salvadore Arrizaga, Maria Valdez, Rosario Gomez, Amelia Madrid, and Maria Lopez.
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Norwalk
Immigration Bureau
Ware Gomez
Clarissa Ave
Helen Moreno
Salvadore Romero Arrizaga
Maria Valdez
Rosario Romeo Gomez
Amelia Madrid
Maria Lopez
Mexicalii
Mexico City
Eddie Vega
Tip
Clarissa Andeess
Flo
Vega
Pearson Loses Libel Suit as Jury Awards Damages
Norman Littell wins 50,000 compensatory and 1,000 punitive damages in one of two libel suits against Drew Pearson after a federal court trial. The jury did not reach a verdict in the other suit and was discharged. Pearson says he will appeal and claims new evidence emerged.
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Ton—Or
Federal Court
Norman MM
Littell
Drew Pearson
U. S
Charles F. McLough
Litto
Pearson
Robbery At Bellflower Bank Strikes Cash Heist
Three armed bandits robbed a Bellflower self-service station operator as he exited the First National Bank at 11 am. Marcus C. Rubin, 40, was forced to surrender about 5050 in cash, with 3800 in 320 bills. The trio fled in Rubin’s stolen car, abandoning a nearby vehicle. The crime occurred at the bank’s rear at 6537 Bellflower Blvd.
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First National Bank of
Bellflower
Marcus C. Rubin
Bellflower Blvd
Center St
Cedar St
Ardmore Ave
Rubin
Ben
First National Bank
Nehru backs red truce plan amid U N contrast
Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru endorsed the latest Communist proposal on repatriation of Korean prisoners of war over this week's UN counter plan. He said the Reds offer a very close approximation to the UN resolution and could provide a solid basis for an immediate solution, while differing from the U.S. backed General Assembly stance.
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New Delhi
India
Jawaharlal Nehru
United Nations Command
U. N
General Assembly
United States
U. N. Résol
Mother Drowns 2 Sons and Self in Well
In Douglasville Georgia Sheriff reports a grim ordeal as R E Foran finds his wife Pauline and two infant sons dead in a 30 foot well after his daughter Patricia, aged 6, says her mother threw the children in then tried to drown her. Foran rescued Patricia and mother was despondent before the act. Both parents died by suicide while the girl survived.
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Douglasville
R. E. Foran
Pauline
Patricia
Michael
David
Joe Harding
U S fliers bag three MIGs in Korea clash
U S Sabres shot down three Communist MIGs and damaged five more as Turkish infantry, tanks, and artillery pressed a large attack in western Korea. Chinese forces reportedly suffered heavy losses, with hundreds killed or wounded in battles near Panmunjom while Turkish troops defended Allied outposts Vegas Berlin and East Berlin. Captain McConnell and Majors Craig and Blueland contributed to the aerial tally in a day of heavy fighting.
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Seoul
Korea
Chinnampo
Joseph McConnell Jr
Apple Valley
Calif
Manuel Fernandez
Miami
Fla
William L. Craig
Glendora
Lowell K. Blueland
Callender
Towa
Vegas
Berlin
East Berlin
Panmunjom
U. S. First Marine
U. S. 25Th Division
California Lawmaker Faces U S Probe
A federal grand jury will open an investigation on May 27 into the handling of the office payroll of Representative Ernest K. Bramblett of California. United States Attorney Leo A. Rover will testify before a District of Columbia grand jury to start examining funds allocated for clerk hire.
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Washington
Ernestik
Bramblett
Cal
Brown
United States
Leo A. Rover
District of Columbia
Ernest K. Bramblett
California
Attorney General's
Federal jury indicts associate of Costello
Attorney General Brownell announced a tax dodging indictment against Nicholas A. Rattenni for alleged associate links to gambler Frank Costello. Rattenni, a Yonkers New York resident, faces federal charges.
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Costello
Washington
Brownell
Nicholas A. Rattenni
Justice Department
Frank Costello
Rattenni
Yonkers, N.Y
Bradley Warns That Russ Still Preparing for War
Gen. Omar Bradley warns no sign of Soviet setup, urges heavy long term pass defense spending. He notes no budget tie, cites costs for cold war and potential all out global war, predicting monthly outlays from three to ten billion dollars. Bradley also to leave Joint Chiefs this summer amid defense cost cuts by Wilson.
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Washington
Omar Bradley
United States
Joint Chiefs ‘of Staff
Jan Armen
Women’s National
Bradley
Defense Department
Charles E. Wilson
Wilson
J. Bradley
Three U S Air Force Planes Crash in Germany Collision
Three U S Air Force planes collided near Hemsbach Germany today killing all on board. The crash involved two transport boxcar aircraft and a jet fighter, with witnesses saying the jet struck the transports at low altitude about 1500 feet. Germans rushed to the scene as ambulances responded and rescuers searched for survivors.
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Hemsbach
Germany
U. S
Here
United States
12Th Air Force
Landstuhl
Wilhelm Scnroeder
Eisenhower Reaffirms Faith Based Government in Virginia
President Eisenhower rededicated himself to government grounded in religious faith during a Williamsburg speech. Accompanied by Mrs. Eisenhower and her mother, he visited Yorktown and the House of Burgesses, praising forefathers like Thomas Jefferson and stressing the link between government and faith. The trip included a stop at Yorktown and plans for Chesapeake Bay fishing before a Norfolk visit.
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Williamsburg
Eisenhower
Virginia
House of Burgesses
John S. Doud
Washington
Yorktown
Thomas Jefferson
Naval
Chesapeake Bay
Naval Operating
Norfolk
Calif. Air Crash Kills 5 Persons
Wreckage of a missing plane with five aboard was found miles south of San Lucas in Monterey County. There were no survivors. Pilot A. J. Simmons, 45, of Paso Robles, and others including Mrs. Simmons, her sister Mrs. Lottie Muzzie, Larry Wentzel, and Gene Cloer also of Paso Robles, had attended a plumbers convention and departed at 11 21 p. m. Thursday on a 40 mile trip down the Salinas Valley.
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Salinas
Highway Patrol
San Lucas
Monterey County
A. J. Simmons
Paso Rables
Salinas Valley
Crippled Ship Towed Safely to Sicily
The 1000 ton Italian ship Sirob was towed to port west of Sicily after signaling distress in heavy seas. Ma Zara took the Sirob in tow following engine failure.
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Sicily
Port Dadant Gia
Aayena Raayayereuag
Ser
Silrob
Mazara
Seal Beach Legion votes to renew bid for poker club
Seal Beach American Legion Post 500 used an untabulated voice vote to pursue a license for the Airport Club poker parlor beyond May 20. The closed meeting at City Hall drew employees of the casino, faced press exclusion, and saw tense scenes as officers and workers clashed with reporters.
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Seal Beach
American Legion Post
Airport Club
Legion
Monte Carlo
Seal Beach City Hall
W. L. Robertson
Santa Ana Superior Court
Leonard Hickcox
Johnny Youngworth
The
Legion Post
Post
Morals Case Suspect Shot in Lakewood Village Escape
A year-old Long Beach man Stephen Hartnett was shot in the right ankle while escaping a sheriff's car during questioning in a morals case involving a minor. Hartnett, trapped at Seventh Street and Orange Avenue, leapt from the vehicle, fled past Village Road, and crawled toward a car before being aided by Harold Phillips at Village Road. Officers later took him to a medical facility as the pursuing deputies, unaware of the arrest, searched the area.
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Long Beach
Lakewood Village
Stephen Lawrence Hartnett
Drange Ave
Hay
Seventh St
Orange Ave
Village Rd
Hartnett
Viking Way
Harold J. Phillips
Air Force B-29 crash in Nebraska leaves nine dead
SARGENT Neb AP three men survived a crash of a four engine Air Force B-29 nine others died as the bomber ripped apart and burned on a farm nine miles southwest of Offutt Air Force Base. Surviving are Airmen Richmond Ellaville Ga Snyder Madison D broken jaw Mosher Great Falls Mont. Dead include Anderson Ruheland Lowry Sereman Baker Anger and Brown Red Bluff Calif.
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Great Falls
Ment
Air Forcs
Lake Charles
Sargent
Neb
Nebraska
Military Air Transport Service
Mont
Mont.) Air Forea Bate
Newbraska
Offui
Air Force Base
Omaha
Allen
Otto W. Richmond
O'Neida
James W. Snyder
Ellaville
Lynn A. Mosher
Madison
Broken Jaw
Robert K. Anederson
Elmer J. Ruheland
Roy C. Lowry
Anthony RK. Sereman
Abben E. Baker
John C. Brehm
Ernest T. Anger
Richard P. Brown
Red Bluffs
Calif
Partly cloudy tonight with winds and fair Saturday
Partly cloudy weather report notes winds from five to thirty miles per hour until 1 p.m. Saturday. The day should be mostly fair with light to moderate winds.
Where to Find It Beach Combing and More
A reader notice lists where to locate various sections inside the newspaper including Beach Combing on page 8 1 Boyla on A 13 Bridge on A 13 Classifieds on B 8 and B 15 Comics on B 4 Crossword on A 7 Editorial on A 12 Financial on B 7 Obituaries on 8 2 Radio and TV on B 3 Shipping Table on B 2 Southland Cities on B 1 2 Sports on A 15 16 17 Theaters on A 10 tides temperatures on pages 8 2 Women on B 4 5 Your World on A 2.
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Boyla
Paas
Southland Cities
U N and Reds Stall In Armistice Talks
In Panmunjom the U N and Communist negotiators again refused to budge on prisoner exchange terms. The two sides restated positions on 48,500 Red prisoners who refuse repatriation, with a new round set for Saturday morning Long Beach time. Allied delegate Lt Gen William K Harrison said the Communists misunderstood or rejected the latest plan and did not negotiate inside the hut.
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Panmunjom
U. S
Long Beach
William K. Harrison
Mae
Khow
Harrison
Eis Tan
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Oops
Los Angeles
Municipal Pier
Staiphorn
Nehru
U.S
Russ
JCS
Poker Club
U.N
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