Runaway bride Isabel Patino Goldsmith dies in Paris
Bolivian tin magnate Antenor Patino’s daughter Isabel Patino Goldsmith dies after a cerebral hemorrhage in Paris. She gave birth minutes before dying, a premature infant reportedly in an incubator. The 18 year old had wed Englishman James Goldsmith despite family opposition.
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French U S Relations Strained by Red Push
Washington reports growing differences between the United States and France over Indochina as Communist gains test their cooperation in Europe and the Far East. Officials fear talks may degenerate into blame fixing for the adverse course of events while secret talks aim to calm nerves in Paris and Washington.
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Eisenhower voices belief in freedom on Armed Forces Day
President Eisenhower used Armed Forces Day to praise the free world and its defenders while hinting at Criticism of unworthy scenes in the Army McCarthy hearings. He urged that free men united can conquer dictatorship, recalling his 43 years in the Army and addressing lawmakers and officials at a dinner in Washington.
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Dope Ring Violence Claims Third Member
Chicago and London reports reveal escalating gang violence tied to a large narcotics ring. A third member slain in Chicago echoes threats against leaders, while the queen's homecoming in London is marked by a dramatic shooting involving the same drug syndicate. Police note two other members have faced death threats, with ongoing investigations and no arrests yet.
Britain’s Queen Home3 Nabbed After 6-Month Tour
Police say two men and a woman from Hell were arrested in Los Angeles on suspicion of conspiring to cheat insurance companies in an accident by a point scheme. The suspects identified are Mark Price, 65, John Henry, 36, and his wife Josephine, 34. Price described as ring reader of a scheme staging auto accidents followed by injury.
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Bank of America robbery suspect hunt in Los Angeles
Police Captain M E Caffee of the Los Angeles Police Department sought a husky gunman linked to a Bank of America branch robbery in Studio City. Victims reported injuries from a crash Monday night witnessed by a plain clothes officer. Claims of up to $1500 were filed after examining by private physicians. Continued on Page A 3.
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RR Dispute Board OKs Pay Raises for Rail Workers
The presidential emergency board recommended fringe benefits adding 7 to 8 cents an hour for 1,000,000 non operating employees across 150 railroads. Proposals include a third week of rotation, 14.4 cents, paid holidays when they fall in the regular work week, 34 cents, and hospital and medical benefits 2 to 3 cents. Holidays paid when not worked, and total annual railroad cost estimated at 150 million dollars. Fourth week of paid vacation and free transportation not approved. Recommendations presented to the White House by Dear, Martin P. Catherwood of Cornell. Workers now get two weeks paid vacation. a third week after 15 years could be added.
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Puget Sound Quake Jolts Seattle Area Early Today
A strong earthquake centered within 25 miles of Seattle struck at 5 02 am, registering about magnitude 5 on a 12 point scale. Poles bent and buildings quivered as seismographs traced the movement, with reports of shock felt from Edmonds to Olympic. No damage or injuries were immediately reported.
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Allies Oppose Soviet Plan on Indochina in CDLAC
The Big Three Conferenced to oppose a Soviet cease fire conditioned on a political settlement in Indochina. Walter Bedell Smith Anthony Eden and Georges Bidault vowed to push for an armistice with strong safeguards as the talks’ first objective. Secret talks will open Monday on a blunt basis, while Russia’s neutral supervision proposal is viewed as a possible snare.
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Dulles says Communists demand formula to seize Southeast Asia
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles warned in Williamsburg that the Soviet led bloc will insist on a formula allowing conquest of Southeast Asia and extend its empire worldwide. He stressed the implacable objective seen in Indochina talks at Geneva and noted U S talks with France on Indochina intervention. He cited ongoing atom energy controls and urged persistent negotiations in Europe and Asia.
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Weather brief: drizzly morning with hazy sun
Early morning drizzly conditions give way to hazy sunshine in the afternoon. Little temperature change expected, with a light, muted day feel across the region.
Fraternity house triple shooting ends with death
At the Phi Delta Theta house in Chapel Hill North Carolina a UNC senior Putnam Davis Jr 23 was found dead in his bed after a morning shooting that wounded two other fraternity members William Joyner 20 and Allen Long 21. Police Capt. Blake said Davis fired the pistol from a bedroom as three students fled.
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Continued notices and page references in newspaper
Continuation note indicates where to find unrelated items on pages A-3 and A-4 A-5. Mentions Boyle on page A-3 and churches on pages A-4 and A-5.
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Parakeet Gabby Talks Up a Storm at Reeg Home
Mrs Dorothy Reeg of San Antonio Dr reports her parakeet Gabby, once silent, began speaking at six months and now fills the house with chatter. The bird’s unusual sinus trouble and bold phrases embarrass the owner, prompting a reporter visit and discovery of Gabby’s lively vocabulary.
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