Solon Alters His Stand on Gen. Zwicker
Washington AP report notes Sen Case shifts toward opposing censure of Sen McCarthy regarding Gen Ralph Zwicker abuse claims. Case had earlier supported dropping the contempt charge if McCarthy apologized. McCarthy criticized Sen Watkins for not agreeing on blame in the Peress inquiry amid witnesses and heated exchanges. Watkins defended due process and noted uncertainty over responsibility for Army how Peress was treated.
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SiWieker
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R-Utoh
Whaley
Peress
Iekero
Army
Irving Peresa
McCartthy
Steylens
Doctor Sterile Rumor Stirs Sheppard Murder Trial
In a Cleveland case, police officer Fred Drenkham testified about rumors of Dr. Samuel H. Sheppard's sterility and denied hearing chatter that Sheppard's son Chip was illegitimate. Cross examinations sought to cast doubt on an intruder theory as the trial probes Marilyn Sheppard's death and alleged affair connections. Miss Hayes, linked as a hospital technician and alleged paramour, appeared briefly, with her father commenting on her strain.
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Cleveland
Samuel H. Sheppard
Sheppard
William J. Lorrigan
Fred Drenkhan
Chip
Drenkham
Bay Village
Marilyn
Corrigan
Prenkkan
Marilyn Sheppard
Susan Mayes
Downey
Miss Hayes
Los Anggeles
E. C. Hayes
Hurban
Rocky River
Hayes
Beach Combing and Tides Feature In Daily Schedule
Local page guide lists sections and page numbers for Beach Combing on B-1L, Boyle, Bridge A-15, Classified B-11 to B-15, Comics B-10, Crossword B-9, Editorial A-14, Financial B-3, Obituaries B-2, Radio TV B-8, Shipping Table B-2, Sports A-17 to A-19, Theaters B-6, Tides Temperatures B-2 Wilson A-15, Women B-4 to B-5, Your World A-2.
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Boyle
Wilson
Taiping destroyer sunk by Red torpedo boats
The Nationalist Defense Ministry vowed retaliation after the 1800 ton destroyer escort Taiping was sunk by four Red torpedo boats 215 miles north of Formosa. Twenty eight of her 180 crew are missing, rescued survivors reported. The incident, China’s biggest naval victory to date, prompted top nationalist officials to discuss massive counterblows. Reports suggest Soviet blame circulated in official papers.
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Formosa
Defense Ministry
Taiping
U. S
China
Chiang Maishek
Taipei
Chung Hau Daly News
Russia
Tsingtan
North China Port
Seiner Marauder Sinks After Ramming Breakwater Near Harbor
A 80 foot purse seiner the Marauder rammed the Long Beach breakwater and sank Sunday night as dense fog shrouded the Southland coast. All 12 crew members were rescued by nearby vessels while Coast Guard and port pilots aided in harbor rescues. The incident followed extensive fog that shut down Los Angeles and Long Beach airports and prompted renewed calls for safety along the harbor.
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Long Beach
Southland
Los Angeles International
Long Beach Municipal
U.S
Love Sea
Marhiehead
Coast Guard
Els
Norwalk Blvd
116Th St
Lois Dieane Moninger
el Monte
Jost Poats
Newport
Huntington
Tony Milovilovic
70Th St
San Pedro
Long Beach Harbor
Mikovilovic
Eisenhower seeks Senate approval of Paris pacts on German rearmament
President Eisenhower asked the Senate to approve treaties freezing and rearming West Germany with western powers. He said the measures restore West German sovereignty and integrate the country into NATO and the Brussels pact, aiming to avoid reviving German militarism while addressing Soviet fears.
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UPI
Eisenhower
Senate
West Germany
Free World
London
Paris
Germany
Italy
Isenhower
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Supreme Court upholds Indian burial ban at cemetery
The Supreme Court, in a decision, blocked a $100000 damage suit by Mrs Evelyn Rice widow of Sgt John Rice against Sioux City Memorial Park Cemetery for denying burial to her American Indian husband in Korea. Iowa Supreme Court had ruled no private contract could enforce racial burial restrictions. The high court returned no written opinion.
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Supreme Court
Sioux City
Iowa
Korea
Iowa Supreme Court
Evelyn, Rice
John Rice
Rice
Sioux City Memorial Park
Arington National
U. S
Soviets Seek Changes on Atom for Peace Plan
United Nations report on Andrei Vishinsky disclosure of amendments Russia offered to the Eisenhower atom for peace plan. He hinted at shifting the proposed international agency under the U.N. Security Council where Russia holds veto power. The seven sponsors of the plan did not release their own amendments.
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United Nations
Russia
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
U. N. Security Council
Vishinsky
United States
U.N
Polar Plane on Way From L. A. to Denmark
A Royal Viking of Scandinavian Airlines landed in Winnipeg at 8 15 am est completing the first leg of the transpolar route from Los Angeles to Copenhagen. The 5 43 flight included a one hour stop, with an official welcome. Aboard were Dean Hersholt Walter Pidgeon and Cyd Charisse who christened the plane. The eastbound leg to Los Angeles covers 5800 miles in about 22 hours while the westbound return, delayed by westerly winds, will take about 25 hours arriving Tuesday.
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Royal Viking
Los Angeles
Copenhagen
Denmark
Hubbard Keavy
Winnipeg
Scandinanian Airlines
Denmar E
Los Angeles-Winnipes
Greenland
Los Angeles International
Sixhours
Dean Hersholt
Walter Pidgeon
Pacific Coast
SAS
Rescuers Save 4 in Sea Crash Near North Carolina
Four navy patrol plane survivors were plucked from Pamlico Sound after a crash off the North Carolina coast. One crewman died and two search crew members remained missing. Survivors identified include A A Dimitrios D Sotiropous Jos and Lt Robert Lawton Moilonee, with Lt Cmdr George Sampson Smith and Lt Albert W Bunkhouse listed as survivors. The crash occurred during a forced water landing. a missing Marine fighter pilot and radar operator were also reported. Survivors were treated at Elizabeth City and Portsmouth Naval Hospital.
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North Carolina
Coast Guard
Iour
Pamlico Sound
Ocracoke ‘Island
Washington
Naves
Anacostia
Dimitrios D. Sotiropous Jos
USNR
Washington, D. C
Robert Lawton Moilonee
Towson
George Sampson Smith
Fairfax
Albert W. Bunkhouse
Bigewater
Richard Garlenski
Garlenski
Elizabeth City
Iater
Naval Hospital
Portsmouth
Cherry Point
N. C
Marine Air Station
Roy O. Wilkin
Fog Shrouded Pilot Lands Plane On PCH Collision
A 35 year old Torrance pilot in a four place Bellanca landed on Pacific Coast Highway in fog and struck a Lakewood car. Both drivers escaped serious injury while the plane’s gear and propeller were damaged. The pilot faced charges for flying an unlicensed aircraft and carrying a passenger without credentials.
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Pacific Coast
Lakewood
Long Beach
Robert L. Mason
Weston Rd
Bellanca
Philippines Hit by Second Typhoon Sally Near Manila
A vicious late season typhoon named Sally slammed the Philippines, eight dead from a week earlier storm, leaving thousands homeless and millions in damage. Sally roared at 170 mph, moving west-northwest along a 400 mile front toward Manila and Clark Air Force Base.
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Manila
Luzon
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