Commentator's Wife Fires At TV Girl's Door
In Los Angeles Mrs. Ann Duggan shot the lock off the door of Judith Jones the TV station's viewer help girl and singer. Duggan and his wife gave conflicting accounts while detective Sgt Gates gathered details. Mrs Duggan was released on habeas corpus and bail arrangements but the case heads to Santa Monica Superior Court.
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Los Angeles
Tom Duggan
Ann Duggan
Pelice
Jack Goteh
Duggan
Chicago
Wilshire Bird
Judith Bess Jones
Judy Jones
Police
Harry Torrey
Sgt. Gates
Stanley Mask
Santa Monica Superior Court
Pay Charge Hits Cal
UCLA alumnus charges University of California Berkeley ran a pay for play scheme for football players under Pacific Coast Conference rules. He says five athletes and two mothers provided sworn statements about outside jobs paying 50 dollars a month with minimal work and no records kept. Evidence was sent to PCC officials and university leaders for action.
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LOS Angeles Upi
J. Miller Leavy
UCLA
University of California At Berkeley
Leavy
Los Angeles Istrict
University of Southern California
California
Berkeley
Robert Gordon Sproul
University of California
Victor 0. Schmidt
Emmett B. Moore
Washington State College
PCC
Heart
Lynn C. Wardorf
Ike to Spend Weekend at Gettysburg Farm
The White House says President Eisenhower will spend the weekend at his Gettysburg Pennsylvania farm. He plans to fly there Friday afternoon after his cabinet meeting. It will be his third visit to the Gettysburg farm within a week.
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Washington
URI
White House
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Cabinet
U.N. Command Rules Out Armistice Commission
The U N command clipped the wings of the four nation commission supervising the Korean armistice by ordering halt of operations in South Korea and the neutral zone. Britain disclosed the 16 nation makeup of the command and said China and North Korea offered no evidence of good faith for a conference to unify Korea. Pyongyang claimed it would discharge 80 000 troops by Aug 32 and urged South Korea to do likewise while Kim Il Sung reportedly agreed to a Moscow visit. South Korea fields about 609 000 troops. North Korea about 400 000 plus Chinese forces. The commission includes Sweden Switzerland and Communist Czechoslovakia and Poland.
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Panmunjom
Korea
U. N. Command
North Korea
Commission
South Korea
Nta
Britain
United States
China
Peiping
Pyong Yang
Pyongyang
Sail Thei
Mar‘shal Kim Il Sung
Moscow
Armistice Supervisory Commission
Sweden
Switzerland
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Taent
U. N
Meanest thief steals $4000 at Glendale cemetery
Glendale police report a man named Gabriel Maloof, 74, of Burbank, claims a thief took his life savings of four thousand dollars from the back seat of his car while he placed flowers at his wife’s grave during Memorial Day services. The money was to fund a home down payment.
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Glendale
Gabriel Maloof
Burbank
Rioting on Lake Erie boat injuries shake crowd at Crystal Beach
A crowd on the Canadiana ship traveling from Crystal Beach Ontario to Buffalo saw knives and fists injure scores of teens. Eight Black youths and four White youths aboard faced charges, with violence beginning at the Crystal Beach Amusement Park. Police jurisdiction and racial tensions framed the incident as carnival chaos on the lake voyage balmy night to Buffalo.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Lake Erie
Crystal Beach
Ontario
Canada
Crystal Besch Transit Co, Inc
U.S
Cpl. J. BE
Tola
F. K. Hall
Buffalo R
Ft. Erie
Oni
A. Cial
Desby 1
Canadiana
Park
Margaret Wynn
Dick Hirsch
Buffalo Courier- Express
N. Y
Pilot survives 12 days on ice shelf in Hudson Bay
Carl C. Crossley, 60, a Toronto pilot, was rescued after drifting 12 days on a narrow ice shelf near Southampton Island in northern Hudson Bay. He climbed into a canoe with Cpl. Al Savage and reached a waiting plane. Crossley, missing since May 19 while flying a Norseman from a secret DEW line base to Churchill, was flown 85 miles to Coral Harbour in good spirits but exhausted.
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Arctic Circle
Carl C. Crossley
Toronto
Hudson Bay
Winnipeg
RCAF
Man
Cpl
al Savage
Kamloops
B. C
Churchill
Southampton Island
Here
Ewe
Grossley
Coral Harbor
Savage
Crossley
L A Tot Finds Pistol In Bed Wounds Self
A four year old girl named Diana Landers found a pistol under a pillow in her bedroom. The gun discharged accidentally wounding her in the neck. She was taken to General Hospital in non dangerous condition.
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Los Angeles
Diana Landers
Peex
General Hospital
Weather Summary for Night to Afternoon
Night and morning lows end, then sunny in the afternoon. Little temperature change expected through the day.
Train Hits Boulder Killing One Missing Another
The National Limited pulled by two diesels derailed after hitting a boulder near Parkersburg West Virginia. Engineer J C Riley 52 of Gratton missing fireman Paul R Hooten 32 of Grafton dead. Wreckage and debris blocked tracks as rail officials reported the incident and related legislative notes about narcotics penalties and wire tapping.
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National Limited
Bond Creek
Parkersburg
Ohio River
Clarksburg
West Virginia
W. Va
Baltimore & ‘Ohio
Here
Washington
St Louis
J. C. Riley
Gratton
Paul Eate
Im R. Hooten
Shout 32
Grafton
Senate
Sen
Daniel
D-Tex
Man shoots himself after wife dares him to die
In San Francisco a patrolman, 32 year old Roland R. Holm, handed his service pistol to his wife Elsie, 34, and told her to shoot him. She did, then he urged her to shoot herself. Holm died with a bullet in his chest. Elsie Holm was jailed on suspicion of murder after giving a partial account to Inspector A. Nelder.
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San Francisco
Roland R.holm
Elsie
Nelder
Helm
Water skier swept over mighty Shoshone Falls
In Twin Falls Idaho a water skier was swept over 212 foot Shoshone Falls Wednesday. Melvin W Hulbert a 32 year old Boise resident remains missing after losing balance and falling into the lagoon upstream from the falls. A towing boat and second craft attempted last minute rescues as the current carried him toward the brink.
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Twin Falls
Idaho
Melvin W. ‘Hulbert
Boise
Hulbert
Soviet Stylists Favor Blue Over Red in Moscow Show
A Soviet official said Russian women may not react strongly to a London fashion show staged in Moscow by Cherry Marshall. He noted most designs are red while Russians favor blue due to the prevalence of red banners and furniture.
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London
London Model Agency
Cherry Marshall
Moscow
Valentin Kirtsev
Fleeing felon dies from shotgun wounds in Texas chase
Ted Thomas, 24, an escaped Tennessee convict, died Wednesday night from shotgun wounds to head and back after being shot while fleeing Constable W F Reeves of Montgomery County near New Caney Texas. Reeves had pursued Thomas since his December escape. The chase led through thick woods along a creek bank about 25 miles north of Houston.
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Houston U
Ted Thomas
Tennessee
W. F. Reeves
Montgomery County
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