Missing 5 Year Old Found After Year of Searching
After a year long nationwide hunt by police and the FBI a blond five year old girl once taken from her mother Evelyn Larson and pursued across the country was found in a Gardena boarding house. The father Charles Larison 49 was arrested at a Gardena card club while playing poker. The child’s mother is listed as a former Long Beach woman.
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Long’ ‘Beach
Gardena
Long Beach
Charles Larison
Evelyn ‘Larsson
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Televisionrogram
Eisenhower Poses for New Photos After Hospital Stay
President Eisenhower posed for new closeup pictures at Fitzsimons Army Hospital and expressed eagerness to leave the hospital and return to Washington Friday morning. He had a 25 minute meeting with Guatemala's Carlos Castillo Armas, then greeted reporters and cameramen in the hospital corridor. Edward Folliard of The Washington Post described Ike as lean, with good color and clear eyes, noting his renewed vigor and weight loss.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Washington
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
Carlos Castillo Armas
Guatemala
Denver White House
Edward T. Folliard
Washington Post
Times Herald
Castillo Armas
Molotov Rejects German Reunification At Conference
Western ministers halted talks on German unity after Molotov opposed fast elections and urged reductions in foreign troops. Dulles MacMillan and Pinay urged Soviet reconsideration as Britain’s MacMillan warned of danger to Europe’s peace and continued NATO Warsaw Pact tensions.
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Joanene Eneva
Russia
Harold MacMillan
Britain
Molotov
Germany
Nikolai Bulfanin
NATO
Western European Union
Dulles
MacMillan
Pinay
Moscow
Soviet Union
Pergirl
Tts
Europe
Lavison
Mickie Deane
West
UN Group See Races Boost Dems in City and State
Off year municipal election gains for Democrats in Pennsylvania and city races show net delegate shifts toward the party. United Nations General Assembly debate cites policy on apartheid in South Africa as the committee advances a long investigation.
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Associated
Isadler
Pennsylvania
Erate Ane United
Zovethol
South Africa
Lucky
Philadelphia
United Nat
Hong
Soul
Duplessis
U. N
General Assembly
United Nations
Thanksgiving Turkeys Up 2 to 6 Cents This Year
Thanksgiving turkey prices are expected to rise by two to six cents per pound from 1994 levels due to a smaller turkey supply and later marketing. The report notes strong demand from housewives and overall market dynamics, with 66 million turkeys raised last year and this year’s crop forecast at about 63.1 million, down four percent from 1954. Political notes from the period include Kentucky Governor Chandler’s comeback win and Philadelphia’s mayoral race, both part of a broader news roundup.
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Washington
Kentucky
Chandler
Edwin ‘R. Denney
U.S
Philadelphia
Richardson
Dilworth
W. Thatcher Longstreth
Eisen
Brush Fire Expands Across Santa Monica Mountains
A Los Angeles County brush fire roared through 19000 acres in the Santa Monica Mountains advancing with a two to three mile front. Originating in Ventura County, the blaze moved through Arroyo Sequit and Carlyle Canyons east of Lake Sherwood. Firefighters from Los Angeles, Ventura and Santa Barbara Counties battled dry brush with 500+ personnel and 50 equipment units as northwest winds aided containment. A separate La Tuna Canyon blaze in Tujunga burned three structures, prompting continued coverage.
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Ventura
Santa’ Barbara
UCE
la Tuna Canyon
Tujunga
Strobel resigns as public buildings chief over conflict concerns
Peter A. Strobel, commissioner of public buildings, quits after a House committee questioned his interest in Strobel & Salzman, a New York engineering firm. GSA announced the resignation and acceptance letter from administrator Edmund F. Mansure. The move, effective at close of business Tuesday, ends Strobel's government service begun June 30, 1934, to avoid perceived conflicts.
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LPI
Peter A. Strobel
House
New York
General Services Administration
Agencs
GSA
Strobel
Edmund F. Mansure
Strobel & Salzman
Queen's Cousin Found Unconscious on Train
Lady Nancy Blair, 37, cousin of the Queen and twin sister of the Earl of Strathmore, was found unconscious in a sleeping car on a train from Scotland. She had been ill three years ago from an overdose of sleeping pills and was returning to London from a visit with her uncle, the Duke of Leeds.
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London
Nancy Blair
Scotland
Nancy
Earl of Strathmore
Blair
Duke of Leeds
Apartment Fire Kills Salesman in Hollywood Home
HOLLYWOOD police said a former clothing salesman died in a blaze at Mrs Grace Tibbett ex-wife of opera star Lawrence Tibbett. Firemen reported Glenn Morrigan 45 fell asleep smoking a cigarette. Actor Richard Erdman, his wife Sharon Randall, and their 14 month old daughter Erika escaped from an upstairs apartment filled with smoke.
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Hollywood
Grace Tibbett
Lawrence Tibbett
O'Tibbet
Friends
Glenn Morrigan
Richard Erdman
Sharon Randall
Erika
Woman Falls From Palm Tree Refuses Hospital Care
Mary Feeley an 85 year old Los Angeles resident refused hospital treatment after a 15 foot fall from a palm tree while attempting to rescue a cat. She accepted first aid and was eventually returned home despite the accident.
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Los. Angeles
Mary Feeley
Cat
Shey
Georgia
Where to Find It Listing Fragment
A brief navigational guide lists sections and page references for the newspaper. It enumerates sections such as Beach Gombing on C-1, Boyle on A-21, Bridge on A-21, Classified C-6 to 11, Comics C-4, Crossword B-5, Editorial A-20, Financial C-3, Obituaries C-2, Radio and TV C-5, Shipping Table C-6, s 24 A-22 to 25, Theaters B-12 and B-18, plus Tides Temperatures C-6 and Wilson A-21, Women B-1 to B-3 and Your World 4-2.
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Beach Gombing
Boyle
Wilson
Doctors Must Play God In Atomic Disaster Dilemma
At a conference Col. Karl Houghton warned physicians would face choosing who to save when drugs and supplies run short. He posed whether to treat the banker or the truck driver and whether to pick those with best rehabilitation prospects. Lt Col James Hartgering urged prioritizing overall survival over the gravest injuries to maximize casualties saved.
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Air Force
Karl H. Houghton
Kirtland
Air Force Base
New Mexia
Houghton
Amy
Sail
Stary Surgeons
United States
James B.hartgering
Walter Reed Arrmy Medical Center
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