Prosecution Turned Over to Colorado
Denver AP: Federal government moves to hand case of John Gilbert Graham to Colorado for murder charge against the 23 year old man in the death of his mother, Mrs Daisie Xing, and the United Airlines DC-6B crash that killed 44 people including Graham’s mother. Government will defer to state court for the most serious charges, seeking Denver as trial venue.
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Denver
State of Colorado
John Gilbert Graham
United Air Lines
Graham
Bert M. Keating
Daisie E. Xing
FBI
Colorado
U.S
Department of Justice
Shelley
Longmont
Colo
U. S
Harold &. Oakes
Helen Hablutzel
Stevenson Declares 1956 Presidential Candidacy
Adlai E. Stevenson announces he will seek the Democratic nomination for president in 1956. He calls for prosperity and peace, urges actions to outlaw war in the atomic age, and warns against tyranny and communist exploitation.
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Adlai Stevenson
Chicago
Adlai EB. Stevenson
America
White House
Stevenson
Eisenhower walks farm steady in autumn day
GETTYSBURG Pa AP President Eisenhower took his longest walk since his heart attack a quarter mile around his farm as he eased back into duties. He reviewed plans with aides and ordered a personal cabinet briefing while photographers were urged not to intrude.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Ann Whitman
Washington
Sherman Adams
Adams
James C. Hagerty
Chist
M. Hagerty
Howard M. Snyder
George Allan
Quake and Firefighter Injuries Amid Allied Summit Tensions
A fire captain suffered a possible shoulder fracture and a firefighter received injuries from falling bricks while battling a blaze. In Geneva, Western powers rejected Soviet proposals to cut foreign troops in Germany and seek a nonaggression pact, as Molotov pressed for demobilization and a security treaty. Dulles, Macmillan, and Pinay argued the UN charter already bars force, leaving no basis for further troop reductions.
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Geneva
Germany
Europe
V. 3
Molotov
U.S
State Dulles
Macmillan
Antoine Pinay
Dulles
East Germany
Pinay
Los Angeles hearing hears Palm describe heroin trade
Oscar Palm testified before a one man Senate subcommittee that he bought heroin in Tijuana for 400 dollars an ounce and resold it in Los Angeles after cutting it with brown sugar. Palm said his wife uses heroin daily and blamed both U S and Mexican authorities for the narcotics problem.
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Housedage Works
Nathan’ Small
Neh
Is Co
Pasadena
Aleutian Islands
Ieee
Chester Aston
Robert Gripp
UPA
Tijuana
Mexico
Los
Oscar Palm
Daniel
D-Tonns
Senate Judiciary Subcommittee
Big Mike
Palm
Weather outlook Mostly sunny through Wednesday
The forecast calls for mostly sunny skies through Wednesday with slightly warmer daytime highs and continued cold nights. Expect morning frost in rural areas and a gentle warming trend by midweek. Winds remain light, with no precipitation in sight.
Wintery Weather Dips Long Beach Area To 44 Degrees
The Long Beach area endured a cool, clear day as temperatures fell to 44 degrees after the season's first storm. The weather forecast calls for five more days of below average, dry conditions with Mt. Baldy snow visible across the region. A frost warning was issued by Pomona's Fruit Frost Service with light smudging reported in Santa Paula.
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Long Beach
Mt. Baldy
Fomona
Santa Paula
Two Sailors Sealed Alive in Blaze aboard Navy Vessel
In a Brooklyn Navy Yard tragedy, two sailors perished after being sealed in the engine room of the Searcher to halt a ferocious blaze that gutted the 416-foot patrol craft. Nine others died or were wounded as crews battled the flames and a Navy inquiry began today to determine causes.
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Brooklyn Navyard
Navy
New York
Jame A. Paulick
J.blage
One Sweetser
First Naval Dis
Navy Rescue
Strict
Boston
St. Albans Naval
G. R. Keating
Paulick
Denship
Herman
E. Busbee
Quincy
Mass
James
Lesley Poole
Charleston
Lao
Two Marines Die as Landing Craft Capsize at Camp Pendleton
At dawn during a 10 day joint training with the Royal Canadian Navy two Marines drowned when a landing craft overturned amid heavy surf. Four others were missing and presumed dead after the amphibious landing exercise near Oceanside. Names listed include Second Lieutenant James R. Todd and Privates Donald G. McCreery, Warren E. Morgan, and John H. Ayers.
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Oceanside
1St Division
Camp Pendleton
Here
1St Fleet
Royal Canadian Navy
United States
Hopewell
San Diego
Marine Corps
Essaj
Ralph H. Pratt
Thelma
Leganside
James F. Brown
Rock Island
James.r.todd
PLC
Donald G. McCreery
Mitchel
de Cal
John H. Ayers
Houston
Tex
Pyt
Warren E. Morgan
Orfordville
Wis
Where to Find It Beach Combing and More
A compact notice lists where to locate various feature pages in the newspaper, naming sections such as Beach Combing on Page B-1 and Editorial on Page A-12, with multiple page references across sections. The lineup includes sports on Pages 4-15, 46, and 17, and Theaters on Pages B-8 and B-9, along with specialized pages like Tides Temperatures on B-2 and Wilson on A-13.
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Boyle
Wilson
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