Logston kills wife lover after domestic strife confrontation
In a troubled Owens County home Logston shot and killed his wife Patricia Logston's alleged lover George Jurgeleit after a Thursday night meeting about divorce. He claimed to have waited up for them to return home and said his wife was still seeing Jurgeleit despite reconciliation attempts.
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Logston
Litte
Allen
George
Robert Sharp
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Jurgeleit
Loeston
Coffe
Patricia
S. Logston
Knight Says Ike Can Win Easier
Knight, in Los Angeles, said President Eisenhower can beat any Democrat by a wider margin than in 1952. He refused to say if Nixon would strengthen the ticket, saying he could not answer. He added he would support any nominees chosen at the Republican National Convention and would back Mr Nixon if that is the choice. Knight claimed the California Republican Party is now unified and harmonious.
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Los Angeles
Knight
Eisenhower
Nixon
Republic
California
Leon Osborne Detonates JATO Bottle At Sumter Junkyard
In Sumter South Carolina an employee, Leon H Osborne, reports hearing a peculiar noise while using an acetylene torch on an apparently empty JATO bottle. The bottle flew off causing a blast and four minor fires. one blaze was about a half mile away. Osborne escaped injury amid rumors of a jet crash.
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Sumter
S.C. UA
Leon H. Osborne
Suspect questioned in Newhall murder case
Detectives questioned 33 year old Canoga Park bill collector about the murder of Kathleen Louise Ferguson 26 whose decomposed body was found in a ravine near Newhall. Harvey alias Harry Perkins was held after admitting acquaintance with Ferguson but denying knowledge of the killing. He had prior grand theft and forgery convictions and was released from custody in 1952. The investigation tied to Ferguson’s former husband Jack Ferguson and a missing employee status for Ferguson at a valley firm.
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Kathleen Louise Ferguson
Newhall
Arthur Harvey Sr
Topanga Canyon
al W. Etzel
Claude Byerley
Harry Andre
Floyd W. Rosenberg
Harvey
Harry H. Perkins
Phil Walker
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Valley
Ned Lovretovich
Jack Ferguson
Dor St
Glendale
Ferguson
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Reed
Phillip Walker
Curbs Voted on Reds' Trading Then Killed Measure
A chaotic, fragmented report traces tensions over U S aid policy and foreign assistance. The Inter national Cooperation Administration and Congress debate limits on military and economic aid to Britain and other nations amid Cold War strains. A new special commission concept is proposed to restudy the program with a 1960 deadline. The House committee moves to raise U N Food and Agriculture Organization funding to three million dollars while Senate hearings continue.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Americans For Democratic Action
Walter P. Reuther
United Automobile Workers of America
Robert R. Nathan
ADA
Secretary of
Treasury
Humphrey
1956 Tax Cut Held Possible Not Probable
Budget projections show a 1956 surplus of 1.828 billion dollars, with receipts at 867.7 billion and expenditures at 65.9 billion. White House aides say tax relief remains possible but not assured, while Democrats signal openness to lower income tax cuts if the surplus supports it.
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White House
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Bundage
Eisenhower
House
Mel Cormick
Massachusetts
Sen
Kerr
D-Okla
Congress
Arm In Sling After Handshake Shake Injures President Aramburu
President Pedro E Aramburu wore a sling during a week long visit after an admirer in Cordoba grasped his hand firmly in a handshake. The jolt while seated in the presidential car sprained his wrist.
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Pedro E. Aramburu
Aramburu
Cordoba
Aremburu
France ends talks with Soviet leaders in Moscow
Premier Mollet and Foreign Minister Pineau wrap up conference with Soviet officials after a brief session in the Kremlin. Two committees named to draft a final communique and a cultural trade agreement. Mollet hosts lunch for ambassadors to brief them on 234 days of talks.
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Moscow II
Guy Mollet
Christian Pineau
France
Kremlin
Mollet
U. S
Moscow
Russia Moves to Promote Tours to the Soviet Union
Valentin Spiridonov, an official with a Russian tourism agency, arrived in New York as the first Soviet travel official to enter the United States since 1938. He aims to establish a Moscow based tourist office and arrange package tours for American groups to Russia.
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Russia
Soviet Union
Valentin Spiridonov
Planet Thursday
U.S
Spiridonov
Pledge to Punish Panty Raiders at Berkeley
University officials promised severe punishment for ringleaders of a panty raid that escalated into a campus-wide riot. Police and campus authorities planned a thorough investigation after 2000 students swarmed 22 sorority houses causing about $10,000 in damage.
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Clark Kerr
Daily
Californian
Court urged open trials as eight report task force named
In Sacramento four newspapers urged the California Third District Court to open trials to public scrutiny. Judge Donald Geary ordered show cause why reporters and spectators were barred from the Mrs Black murder trial. Attorney General Edmund G. Brown sided with the press, arguing the public has a right to know how justice is administered. An eight member presidential task force on disarmament was announced to study Russia's implications while noting public access helps fair trials.
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Thel Helmer
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Francisco
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Santa Rosa
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Russia
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Sonoma
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