Mickey Pal Out on Bail in Extortion Case
Los Angeles based report says ex associate of Mickey Cohen, Jimmy Regate, 42, was arrested after Santo Tedesco charged two men tried to shake him down for 50 000. Regace released on 10 000 bail and faces arraignment in South Gate Municipal Court, with further Superior Court action on a habeas corpus writ. Glasser Bros. bonding supplied the bail. Regace said he worked in an auto assembly plant and lived with his wife and three children.
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Los Angeles
Mickey Cohen
South Gate
Jimmy Regate
Buena Park
Santo Tedesco
Tedesco
Santa Ana
Regace
South Gate. He Is Due To Appear Also In Superior Court
Louis H. Burke
Glasser Bros. Bonding Company
Frances
Harry
Hooky Rothman
Cohen
Stein
Statler
Telephone
Where to Find It Beach Combing and More
A listing of sections and page references for the newspaper. It notes where to find features on beach combing, bridge, comics, classifieds, crosswords, death notices, editorials, finances, shipping tables, sports, tides and temperatures, TV and radio, vital statistics, and "Your World" among others. It serves as a guide to page locations across sections.
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Hal Boyle
Wilson
Truman Denies Blast at Landings in Italy
Naples AP report says Harry S. Truman denied quotes about the Anzio Salerno landings being unnecessary or planned and said he was embarrassed by the affair. The piece notes a secretary's denial, remarks attributed to Gen Clark, and reactions from other wartime leaders amid ongoing controversy.
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Naples
Italy
Harry S. Truman
Anzio-Salerno
Truman
Rot
Congress
Mark Clark
Fred @asy
United Press
Hisenhower
Anzio Beach
China Reds Fortifying Woody Island in Paracels
Intelligence reports say Chinese forces are fortifying Woody Island in the Paracels with two story stone structures. The Paracels lie about 150 miles southeast of Hainan with increased sea activity and small communist patrol craft in the area. A garrison is known to be stationed on Woody.
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Hong Kong
Paracels
South China Sea
Hainan Isand
Woody
Two Girls Drown at School Picnic in Kansas
At Kanorado High School eight juniors went boating during a class picnic. The boat capsized and two girls Myrna Selman 16 and Janice Soellner 17 drowned. Two others were hospitalized. Nearby at Soldiers Memorial Park two Goodland High School boys and a girl rescued five non swimmers.
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Goodland, Kan
UPI
Kanorado High School
Myrna Selman
Janice Soellner
Goodland High School
Soldiers Memorial Park
Goodland
Junyo Maru Sinks With 22 Crew Presumed Lost
The 4 ton Japanese salmon boat Junyo Maru sank near the Aleutians last week. All 22 crew members are presumed lost, reports say. Debris found adrift by the mother ship of the fleet confirms the disaster.
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Hakodate
Japan
Aleutians
Yomiuri
Honest Hunt for Truth in Argument Among Services
President Eisenhower urged a spirit of honest search for truth in the armed forces disputes. He warned that absence of strong arguments among services would frighten him, stressing that strength comes from more than bombs and missiles amid changing military doctrines.
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Washington
Eisenhower
America
Wilson
Armed Services
House Maintains Major Foreign Aid Cut Vote
The House Foreign Affairs Committee approved a foreign aid bill by 24 to 4, cutting $1.109 billion from Eisenhower's requested $4.2 billion. Chairman Richards announced the action sending the bill to the House for floor action on June 6. Administration leaders planned a drive to restore funds, while the Senate committee considered restoring the cut.
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House Foreign Affairs Committee
Eisenhower
Richards
D-Sc
House
Senate
Senate ‘Foreign Relations Committee
Dulles
Senate Committee
Rep. Vorys
Ohio
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Wilson
Adm
Arthur W. Radford
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Great Lakes Dredge Sinks Killing Seven On Lake Michigan
A 120-foot dredge being towed to a harbor on Lake Michigan sank in inky blackness after a line snapped and 10-foot waves. Seven of 18 aboard died, one is missing. Survivors described the rapid catastrophe as the boom broke and the dredge pitched. The Fitzsimmons Connell Dredge & Dock Co. of Chicago owned the vessel and the 65-foot tug Fucik also sank. Coast Guard and air searches recovered three bodies nearby four more were found, with an ongoing search for the missing man.
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Milwaukee
Robert Affleck Jr
James.e. Fucik
Coast Guard
Guacd
Cudahy
Oather
Fitzsimmons, Connel,Dredge’ & Dock Co
Chicago
Boehme
Bedlin County
T. C. Pennock
Milwaukee Coast Guard
Stock Mart Bounces Back After Sell Off
New York stocks recovered after Tuesday’s sharp decline. Traders pushed as much as $2 a share in some names by early afternoon as volume rose and multiple sectors led the advance including motors steels and coppers in a broad market rally.
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Stock Mart
New York
Two Richard Clearwaters face auto theft case mix up
In a Bellflower and Paramount mix up, Judge Beach Vasey sentences Richard Eugene Clearwater 28 for failure to provide for his minor children while confusion over identity delays auto theft sentencing. Deputies will recall Richard John Clearwater 21 from Paramount to retry for auto theft.
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Richard Clearwater
Beach Vasey
Richard John Clearwater
Vasey
Richard Eugene Clearwater
Richard
Bellflower
Paramount
Des Moines Time Chaos Leaves City Split Over Clocks
Des Moines faces a muddled summer as officials debate daylight saving time leaving 1,300 city workers on daylight time while most residents schools and businesses stay on standard time. Parking meters will run on daylight time while taverns rely on state law for hours.
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Des Moines
Vallee Surprises Backstage Rascal in College Show
Hubert Prior Vallee known as Rudy remains popular performing at State College Little Theater. He jokes he never sang well but can fool the crowd while multitasking backstage for a student assembly ceremony. Al Vasquez, assistant music professor and former accompanist, arranged his appearance.
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Lamb
Hubert Prior Vallee
Rudy
State College
Little Theater
Cer Raeneer
Vallee
al Vasquez
Shhool
Army tests NIKE B rocket as music echoes in interview
The Army disclosed a sharpened NIKE B surface to air rocket with greater range and lethal radius, while Maj. Gen. Robert J. Wood cited its advances. The interview with the Whiffenpoof leader served as a backdrop to new missile debates at Fort Bliss and White Sands.
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Wal- 8
White ‘Sands
Army
Southern New Mexico
Yale
Vallee
Wed Atomic
Robert J. “Wood
Ft. Bliss
el Paso
Tex
Picocket
NIKE
John S. Upham
Washington
Steble
White Sands
Army Ordnance Department
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