Dulles Questions Communist Talks on Global Issues
Secretary of State Dulles said world Communist leaders show little interest in serious talks on concrete issues. He cited Panmunjom, Korea, and Moscow’s rejection of Western plans for a foreign ministers meeting on Germany. He denied Spain storage rumors and urged cautious diplomacy with Iran Britain oil talks.
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Dulles
United States
Panmonjom
Korea
Moscow
Germany
Spain
Air
Talbott
Madrid
U.S
Athens
Iran
Britain
Middle East
O'Kenski
Rwis
Syngman Rhee
Rhee
Churchill Sees Russian Policies as Reassuring
London report quotes Prime Minister Churchill stating he feels reassured by evidence that Soviet Russia's new rulers focus more on domestic affairs than external aggression. The remark reflects a cautious optimism about Moscow's intentions amid postwar tensions.
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London
Church
Soviet Russia
Man Slain in Foiled Liquor Store Hold Up
Sol De Bro, liquor store proprietor in Firestone Park, was killed during a hold up after resisting with a gun. A 19 year old sailor, Glenn R. Watson, was wounded by De Bro’s bullets and treated at General Hospital. Watson was later booked on suspicion of murder. De Bro’s widow had urged him not to protect the money, but he chose to shoot it out with the bandit. The case prompted police to note De Bro reached for his gun rather than raise his hands as the robber entered.
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Los Angeles
tPl
Sol de Bro
de Bro
Firestone Park
Glenn R. Watson
Ross
Ff Watson
General Hospital
de Ero
Tobacco smoking exonerated by city air cancer link
Dr. Paul Kotin of USC School of Medicine challenged the view that cigarettes drive lung cancer. He cited mice experiments showing skin tumors from burned fuel byproducts and argued urban air pollution may be the principal cancer source, while noting non-smokers still develop lung cancer at higher rates in cities.
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New York
American Cancer Society
Paul Kotin
University of Southern California School of Medicine
Man
Soviet Claims of Several Atomic and Hydrogen Bombs
A Moscow radio broadcast summarized a talk on Soviet chemical science by academician S Voitskevich claiming Soviet physicists chemists and petrologists have created several types of atomic and hydrogen bombs. The piece notes a push for peaceful uses of atomic energy and opposition to weapon use.
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London
Moscow Radio
Moscow
S. Voitskevich
Georgi Malenkov
Supreme Soviet
Russia
Newspaper Page Index Listing
The text lists where to find various sections in a newspaper including Beach Combing on page B-1, Boyle on A-9, Bridge on A-?, Classifieds B-11 to B-15, Comics on B-8, Crossword 8 to 11, Editorial A-8, Financial B-3, Obituaries B-2, Radio and TV B-4, Shipping B-11, Sports A-12 and A-13, Theaters 6 to 9, Tides Temperatures B-11, Women 6-6 and 7, and Your World A-2. It functions as a table of contents style index.
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Boyle
Plead Guilty in Greenlease Kidnap Case
Kansas City AP report states Carl Austin Hall and Bonnie Brown Heady pleaded guilty to federal kidnap charges in the Bobby Greenlease case. They appeared before U.S. District Judge Albert L. Reeves after being indicted and were arraigned in Jackson County Jail custody with trial set for November 16.
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Kansas City
Carl Austin Hall
Bonnie Brown Heady
Bobby Greenlease
U. S
Albert L. Reeves
Marshall K. Hoag
Pleasanton
Kan
Hall
Harold Hall
Maryville
Heady
Reeves
Jordan Charges New Israeli Raid
Jordan officials alleged that 60 Israeli soldiers attacked the Arab border village of Budrus near Qibya. Arab Legion and Jordanian guardsmen fought for 90 minutes, with no Arab casualties reported, and the charge was reported to the United Nations armistice commission.
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Jerusalem
Jordan
Budrus
Qibya
Arab Legion
United Nations Armistice Commission
Color TV Recording Process Developed by RCA
RCA announces magnetic tape recording of color television programs in Hollywood. Brig. Gen. David Sarnoff says video tape can record in color or black and white, enabling instant viewing and home recording without chemical processing. Demonstration relayed coast to coast from New York to Hollywood and viewed on NBC color receivers.
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New York
Radio Corporation of America
David Sarnoff
RCA
National Broadcasting Co
Hollywood
Sarnoff
NBC TV
Colonial Theater
Bell System
ECA
NBC
Burbank
Claim Official's Election Blocked at Harbor Board
Long Beach harbor officials blocked the election of Emmet Sullivan as vice president of the California Association of Port Authorities. Councilman Raymond Kealer said newspaper reports of Sullivan's election were false, noting the nominating committee proposed him but two other harbor commissioners protested and withdrew his name. Harbor board sees no representative among association officers this year.
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Board of Harbor Commissioners
Long Beach
Emmet Sullivan
California Association of Port Authorities
Feass
Raymond C. Kealer
Sullivan
Association
Kealer
Long Beach Harbor
Cop Yanks Woman From Death At Florida Crossing
Fort Lauderdale Florida police officer Patrolman Harry Fordine saved 52 year old Hildegarde Powell by pulling her from a car trapped on a busy crossing as a southbound train struck and demolished the vehicle. Powell survived the crash after the quick move.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Hildegarde F. Powell
Morning clouds to clearing by midmorning
Morning low clouds give way to mostly sunny skies by about 10 a.m. with afternoon brightness continuing through Wednesday Slightly warmer temperatures expected as conditions improve and sunshine returns across the period.
City to Probe Reported Port Irregularities
City Council orders an investigation into alleged irregularities and inconsistencies in Port Lok Beach rental and concession operations following a special audit by City Auditor John R. Mansell. The audit cites malfeasance and mismanagement, with the harbor general manager accused of approving agency agreements without Harbor Board approval and tariffs not reflecting official rules. The city manager to report findings. removal of harbor commissioners possible only by manager action confirmed by six council members.
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Lok Beach
John R. Mansell
Irving M. Smith
Smith
Carl Fletcher
Harbor Department
Board of Harbor Commissioners
Mansell
Keller Tells Ike He Has a Wonderful Smile
Helen Keller, blind and deaf since childhood, touched President Eisenhower’s face and praised his smile. She called him a great force for freedom and said the moment was very interesting.
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Helen Keller
Eisenhower
Miss Keller
Herman the Chicago sheep ends nine-year run as show animal
Herman a pet sheep at Chicago stockyards died of natural causes after nine years in the yards. He learned tricks and even sipped beer from a human fountain while guiding show animals to the international amphitheatre. Manager Ernie Beilfus recalled his unusual bond with people.
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Chicago
Herman
Ernie Beilfus
Chicago Producers' Commission Co
Beilius
International Amphitheatre
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