Dulles Warns Reds Against Selling Arms
In a Geneva briefing Secretary of State John Foster Dulles warned the Soviet Union against exporting surplus discarded arms to meet import needs. He urged that such exports would cause utmost concern to other nations and stressed the stockpiles as a consequence of new model production.
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Hunters Rescued After Finding Phone At Railroad Siding
Found by Phone McCOY Colorado, two lost hunters were found after they called Bond station agent from a railroad siding near here. They were rescued Sunday.
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Arthritis Conquered by Dr Duncan D C Treatment
Long Beach health note describes a program that claims to restore body systems through a special treatment. It asserts relief of pains in joints and muscles, improved circulation and gland function, quieter nerves, better digestion, more energy, and sleep. First exam and treatment priced at $5.00. office contact at 2315 E. 7th St. Ph. BE-2403.
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Racketeer Adonis to Report by Jan One for Probation Relief
Joe Adonis known as a racketeer agreed to report to authorities by January 1 in exchange for avoidance of a prison term for perjury. He will instead serve a series of one hour television terms at a fee of 25000 dollars each. Adonis’s attorney William Collins stated the case details. Adonis survived a life of crime with a storied literary and public life background.
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Playwright Sherwood Dies at 59
Renowned playwright Sherwood, age 59, wrote The Rugged Path and Miss Libei with Berlin and Hart, and earned an Academy Award for The Best Years of Our Lives screenplay. He also worked on Tolstoy adaptations and served as OWI overseas director during WWII, accompanying a Navy task force to Iwo Jima.
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Son Admits Bombing of Airliner
The federal charge against John Gilbert Graham seeks up to 10 years and a $10,000 fine for sabotaging a national defense facility under a tight statute. Graham, read the charge by a U S commissioner, sat silent as his attorney waived preliminary. The case names Graham also as Jack Gilbert Graham and Jack C. King and notes attendance by United Air Lines president W A Patterson. The hearing followed earlier remarks praising federal agencies, and details about family finances and forged notes tied to a Denver firm.
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Rain and flood damage Across Norwalk and Bay Area
Norwalk area saw .72 inch rain cause street collapse and pole fires as water rose to four feet at Crescent and Miller in Buena Park. Anaheim faced numerous transformer fires and a burglar alarm system outage. West Los Angeles intersections flooded and snow flurries appeared in mountain areas. Lake Arrowhead and Chilao reported heavy snow. Route 40 remained open for chained cars while 98 and 50 required chains in parts. A jet search was halted near McClellan AFB after a crash claimed three of four aboard. a private plane hit the ocean, killing three. Snow and rain extended to Oregon border and northern Rockies, with sewers backed up in San Francisco Bay area.
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Bonelli Granted Indefinite Delay in Extradition Case
William G. Bonelli, former California Board of Equalization member, was granted an indefinite continuance by Mohave County Superior Judge Charles T. Elmer in a California extradition case on election law violations. The delay awaits a California Supreme Court ruling on the constitutionality of continuances, with Mohave County Atty Bernard T. Caine seeking a decisive ruling for potential appeal.
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Dulles U N Voting Breakover Albania and Mongolia Rift
United States positions shift as Dulles talks with Molotov and Henry Cabot Lodge Sr announce U S abstention on Albania Hungary Romania Bulgaria and Outer Mongolia. Britain backs all five Soviet candidates while France balks over Algeria delaying General Assembly action.
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Aga Khan Says Son Free to Wed Model Bettina
The Aga Khan declared his son Prince Aly Khan is a grown man and free to marry. He dismissed reports of Aly's proposal to Paris model Bettina, saying Aly is perfectly free to choose his own path and handle romantic matters.
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