Tidelands Bill Signing Held On for Ritual
The White House delayed the signing of a controversial bill granting coastal states title to submerged lands, planning a ceremony later this week. The measure, twice vetoed by Truman, could renew federal-state court battles over offshore oil rights.
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Washington
White House
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
Saturda
Chesapeake Bay
Truman
Supreme Court
California
Texas
Louisiana
Senate
Florida Gulf
House
Interior Department
Weather: Mostly clear through Tuesday with low clouds
Forecast calls for mostly clear skies through Tuesday with late night and early morning low clouds. Temperatures edge up slightly making it a modest warming trend for the period.
Pilot Defies Storm, 19 Die in Crash
MARSHALL Texas AP A Delta Chicago and Southern airliner crashed near Marshall killing 19 of 20 aboard. A lone survivor a woman. A/C flew into a menacing black cloud during a half hour downpour as Civil Aeronautics Board Delta officials investigate. Captain James B Beck USAF said the craft was low and aiming for a bluish cloud that can drop a large plane suddenly.
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Marshall
Texas
Delta-Chicago & Southern
Air Force
Civil Aeronautics Board
Delta
Dallas
Fort Worth
James B. Beck
USAF
Korea
Shreveport
Beck
Dad Asleep Dies as Son Arrives
Raymond Meyers, 35, traveled from St. Louis to see his father Walter Meyers, 65, at 12653 Ibbetson Ave. The elder man died of an apparent heart attack before being awakened by the son, who arrived late Saturday night. Surviving are his wife Lulu and 13-year-old daughter Carol Jo. Walter was a retired steel worker from the Midwest.
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St. Louis
Raymond Meyers
Sheriff's Deputies
Walter BR. Meyers
Ibbetson Ave
Meyers
Lulu Meyers
Carol Jo
Mid- West
UN Command Huddles as Truce Talks Teeter in Tokyo
United Nations command leaders met in Tokyo as truce talks stalled during a three day recess. Communist and Allied negotiators will reconvene at Panmunjom on the prisoner exchange issue. Allied Lt. Gen. William K. Harrison Jr. arrived to confer with Gen. Mark Clark while observers say the pause aids allied consultations. Peiping radio accused the U S of bad faith as armistice loomed.
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Munsan
United Nations
Tokyo
Panmunjom
William KK. Harrison Jr
Mark Clark
U. N
Far East
Rett’ Peiping Radio Today
U. S
Ridgway Warns Free Europe Forces Still Weak
General Ridgway told Congress that even with Europe’s forces boosted this year they would be too weak to prevent Communist advances. He questioned Soviet peace talk sincerity and urged continued U S aid of 5.3 billion for the coming year. He warned ongoing American aid is vital to NATO security.
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Washington
Matthew B. Ridgway
Congress
Europe
U. S. Army
House Foreign Affairs
Gamma Globulin Allotted to L B Here in Two Weeks
First allotments of gamma globulin for infantile paralysis prevention will go to Long Beach doctors in about two weeks. Health chief Dr I D Litwack announced the city share fixed at 3190 cubic centimeters for the 1953 polio season. One third expected before June 1.
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Long Beach
I. D. Litwack
Office of Defense Mobilization
Health Department
Litweek
Eisenhower Returns From Williamsburg Grand Ride
President Eisenhower sails back to Washington after a 3 1/2 day cruise aboard the Williamsburg. He lands in Alexandria at 6 55 am and notes no incidents. He begins work with Emmett Hughes on a radio address to air Tuesday night at 9 30 pm.
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Eisenhower
Williamsburg
Alexandria
White House
J. T. Burke
Emmett
Hughes
Long Beach
Norfolk
U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Midshipmen
United States of America
Heart Massage Saves Man Twice During Surgery
John Ford, 44, of Cypress, survived two heart stoppages during back surgery at Las Campanas Hospital in Compton after surgeons massaged his heart to restart it each time. He regained consciousness hours later and may attempt the back operation again in about six months depending on recovery. His wife Frieda and their five daughters remain at home.
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John Ford
Las Campanas
Ford
Tlinois
Las Campanas, Hospital
Compton
John L. Ford
Cypress Welder
Las Campanas Hospital
Lavonia Fo
Oatis Freed Newsman Reunites With Wife in New York
AP reports William N. Oatis, freed after more than two years in Czechoslovakia, lands in New York and is greeted by his wife Laura. The couple share a brief private reunion aboard a Pan American jet before posing for cameras amid a celebratory arrival.
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New York
William N. Oatis
Czechoslovakia
Idlewild
Associated Press
Pan American World Airways
Laurabelle
Qatis
Oatis
Frank J. Starzel
William Oatis
Navy Wife Kidnaped Attacked Near Long Beach Trailer
A 21-year-old Navy wife, mother of a four month old, was kidnapped from her trailer in Long Beach after her husband left for San Diego. She was beaten and raped during a car ride to an oil field area, then returned home by the assailant. She was treated at Seasides Hospital.
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San Diego
Spring St
Atlantic Ave
Long Beach Blvd
Ares
Seaside Hospital
Beach Combing Guide and Page References
The note lists sections and page numbers for a newspaper issue including Beach Combing on page 8-1, Boyle on A-1, Bridge on A-11, Classified from B-9 to B-13, Comics B-8, Crossword B-9, Editorial A-10, Financial B-3, Obituaries 8-2, Radio TV B-7, Shipping 8-9, Sports Fees A-12 to A-14, Theaters A-8, Tides Temperatures B-9, Women 6-4 and 5-6, Your World A-2.
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Boyle
Atomic test blast delayed to Tuesday in Las Vegas
In Las Vegas a large 280 millimeter atomic shell may fire Tuesday morning after multiple postponements. Officials expect word later today or tonight from ABC about Tuesday’s shot, the ninth test of the 1953 spring series. If preparations require longer intervals between tests, the blast could be moved to next week and the AEC will announce the final timing.
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Las Vegas
ABC
AEC
John Wayne Battles $9000 Alimony Demand
Los Angeles report on actor John Wayne 45 in Superior Court fighting a wife alimony claim of 9000 a month. She seeks to maintain living standards while he argues his monthly support and assets limit her allowance.
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Los Angeles
John Wayne
Superior Court
Esperanza Wayne
Encino
Wayne
Jerome Rosenthal
Frank 5. Belcher
Axid
Acress
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