Sailor Holds Off Police With Child During High-Stakes Stand
Charleston Sailor Terrence W. Green, 29, barricaded with his 18 month old son Mike for over two hours as officers attempted to arrest him on a wife beating charge. He finally surrendered after a detective pledged the child would not be given to Mrs. Green, who is pursuing divorce. Mike was turned over to welfare. Green faced assaulting an officer charges.
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Grandma Alleges Card Club Slugging Suit Seeks 190000
Mrs Hesper McGee seven year old poker player claims Lynn Weinstock 86 punched her during a pot dispute at the Nor mandie Club in Gardena. She sues the card club and the player in Superior Court alleging frequent assaults at the club while noting a battery charge against Weinstock in South Bay Municipal Court.
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DiMaggio Hopes to Reconcile With Marilyn Monroe
Joe DiMaggio is attempting to win back Marilyn Monroe but friends say he has little chance. Marilyn was granted a divorce on grounds of cold indifference and is pursuing solo projects while remaining cautious about reconciliation. DiMaggio has moved between Los Angeles and Palm Springs, with casual social visits but no sign of a renewed romance.
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Six Day Week Looms for Sheppard Jurors
In Cleveland, Judge Blythin warned of possible six day sessions as defense attorney William Corrigan continued a lengthy cross examination of Deputy Coroner Lester Adelson in the Sam Sheppard murder trial. The third week ended with the defense probing autopsy details amid defense claims of rushed police and coroner work and limited tests.
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City announces plumbing inspector exam with salary range
The City Civil Service board announces an examiner test set May 24 for a plumbing inspector position paying 378 to 461 dollars per month. Men aged 25 through 55 are eligible. Applications must be filed by November 17.
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M Y Hiker Arrives in Long Beach
The excerpt describes a hiker arriving in Long Beach and recounts a fatal assault during an uncertain moment. It notes a quick end to the struggle, the attacker showing no fear, and the survivor expressing mixed feelings about the incident and hospitality. The tale references travel costs and plans to return to Switzerland after the journey.
Von Neurath Freed From War Prison
Konstantin Von Neurath former Nazi foreign minister was released today from Spandau war crimes prison in West Berlin. He walked out with his daughter into an awaiting car as bystanders watched. The release followed a Russian suggestion after the Western powers had ignored similar appeals. Von Neurath, once Hitler’s foreign minister until 1938, faces diminished life and heart ailments during his stay at the prison. He plans to write about the cross country war crimes trials.
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Firing of Davies May Stir New Public Row
The New York Times reports Davies 46, a longtime U.S. diplomat, faces dismissal under Eisenhower security orders after advocating a revived Nationalist China and possible cooperation with the Communists. He cites a “preventive showdown” with the Soviet Union and argues a full record should be made public to guide future diplomacy.
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Teen Agers Admit 2 Sex Killings In Garage
Peter Makarewicz Jr, a nearby resident, was booked on suspicion of murder after confessing to strangling a high school sophomore in a garage near her home. Witnesses recount the re-enactment, autopsy cites brain hemorrhage, and motive remains undisclosed.
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Man walks to shed pounds after leaving New York
John, 5 feet 4 inches tall and 250 pounds at departure from New York, has lost 15 pounds since then. He says, "But I feel real he. A nice walk is just the thing to keep a man in shape."
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Red Killer Wong Fook Kwong Banned from Singapore
Singapore police announce Wong Fook Kwong alias The Iron Spearhead, a top figure in a Red Killer squad, will be deported to Red China after serving a three month jail term.
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Navy Jets Demonstrate Radar Planes and Rocket Sleds
Lockheed showcased the Navy’s F2V-7 Neptune and related radar planes described as the fastest jet and a four engine craft with six tons of radar gear and a crew of 31. A rocket sled reached 1.5 times the speed of sound while C L Johnson noted large orders for early warning aircraft.
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Union Rivalry Delays Liner Sailing at Wilmington and Frisco
The Matson liner Lurline faced a sailing delay from Wilmington due to a jurisdictional dispute between the AFL Sailors Union of the Pacific and the International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union led by Harry Bridges. About 45 SUP crewmen postponed bunk demands, awaiting drydock overs haul. President Cleveland also delayed in San Francisco as SUP members refused to sign on without food promises.
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Election Probe to Begin Tuesday in New York
An intensive investigation into alleged voting irregularities in New York State is set to begin next week. Some 260 investigators will review results that gave Averell Herriman the apparent victory over Irving Ives for governor. State Attorney General Nathaniel Goldstein said the probe into 19,000 vote challenges would start by Tuesday and wrap up by November 25.
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Cut-Rate Debt Settler Funds Himself in Jail Cell
Edmund Panek of Los Angeles, a finance firm rep, admitted accepting a $550 payment to settle a debt for $150. He proposed to clear the debt under false pretenses, paid with marked bills, while Helen Rankin and Det. Harry Baillie described the incident as the money not adding up. The case centers on a supposed settlement arranged at Rankin’s home on West Anaheim Street.
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