U S Warns Soviet on Protecting Its Aircraft
The United States warned the Soviet Union it must curb aerial incidents or face action to protect American planes on legitimate missions. A note to the Kremlin cited the Nov 7 destruction of a U S RB2s photo mapping bomber by Soviet jets, a claim Moscow blamed on Washington. The note urged clamping down to avoid flagrant conflicts with Soviet officials’ statements about peace.
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Two Earthquakes Hit Southern California Areas
Late Tuesday night a 4.5 magnitude quake struck Lone Pine at 11:24 p.m., causing minor damage only locally. Earlier, at 2:36 a.m., a 2.5 magnitude tremor rattled El Centro and Calexico for about a minute, reports Caltech seismologist Dr. Carl Richter.
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Stocks Set New 25-Yr High Mark
New York stocks rose to another 25 year high led by railroads with gains near two points and trading at the year's heaviest levels. The advance followed a broader market boom that began after the election and has driven a 14 month upward trend, though some issues posted losses.
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Monrovia to Ban Barking Nuisances
Monrovia city council ordered preparation of an ordinance to prohibit excessive dog barking after complaints of persistent nocturnal noise in certain areas. City Attorney Homer Bell said the measure targets pets under medical care and aims to preserve neighborhood peace, with adoption set in two weeks.
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Welker Defends McCarthy On Senate Floor
Sen. Welker of Idaho spoke at length to defend McCarthy against censure charges, delivering a 45 page speech as the Senate debated leave for Wiley and Capehart to attend a Rio de Janeiro conference. He questioned the justice of silencing McCarthy and noted side discussions about diplomat Davis, with the debate spilling into a lunch break.
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Dog Saves Choking Boy as Parents Waken
German shepherd Storie, bought for three dollars, is credited by Mr and Mrs Bernier of Bell Gardens with saving their son Roger by waking him and keeping him conscious after he began choking on swollen tonsils. The family rushed the boy to a hospital where penicillin was given.
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Parents Abandon Two Fostered Boys in Lakewood Home
Sheriff deputies search for the Blakeleys as state authorities consider where the two boys James aged 3 and Gerald 10 months should live. Mrs Baustian says the couple left them for two days and nights then vanished, leaving no forwarding address. The children, blond and healthy, stayed with the Baustians who await guidance on custody and payment.
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Mom Held in Neglect Disappears
Barbara Ann Navarro, 28, of Compton left her home with three year old son James Anthony and vanished after a neighbor cared for the child. Navarro previously received a 90 day suspended sentence for child neglect and was on three years probation. Police located her after James was found unclaimed in Juvenile Hall.
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Weather Outlook: Patchy Fog and Warmer Afternoons
Clear start with patchy early morning low clouds and fog Thursday. Temperatures rise slightly in the afternoons making for mild, warmer conditions as the day progresses.
Jewels and Furs Stolen From Rex Harrison Home
Actor Rex Harrison and wife Lilli Palmer discovered their flat in disarray after burglars raided the apartment Tuesday night. Gems and furs valued at about $17,900 were reported missing from the residence.
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Surprising watch clue emerges in Sheppard case
Cleveland AP reports coroner R Gerber testified the blood dried while the wrist watch remained on Marilyn Sheppard's wrist, countering osteopath husband Dr Samuel H Sheppard's plea of a prowler. A second clue involved a brandy outline of a surgical instrument found near the victim, linked to Bay View Hospital's osteopath practice.
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Mich
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Common Pleas
Edward Blythin
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Apartment Intruder Denies Kissing Victim in Long Beach Trial
In Municipal Court a Long Beach man denied stealing a kiss from Charlene R. Davis 21 and faced charges of trespassing and disorderly conduct after entering Davis and Dorothy J. Miller 22's apartment at 4 a.m. He admitted entering the unit but said he mistook it for another while visiting a girlfriend, and he did not kiss the women. The roommates identified the intruder as Lamoin Jr. West 30, who testified he left once realizing his error.
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UNP Act in Atom Peace Plan Sparks US Soviet Talks
United Nations discussions on a world agency for peaceful atomic use unfold as Pi sia agrees to join international conference under Eisenhower's atoms for peace. Vishinsky cautions speed and insists agency be under Security Council veto, while Menon proposes changes to seven power plan. Ledge says sponsors will study Menon and Vishinsky ideas in private meeting.
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Eisenhower seeks bipartisan approach to defense policy
President Eisenhower told incoming 84th Congress leaders from both parties that foreign affairs and national security require continuing bipartisan cooperation. The White House said the meeting emphasized absolute cooperation with Democrats, though specifics were not discussed.
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Blue Baby's Heart Holiday During Surgery
A Minnesota medical team led by Dr. C Walton Lillehei described cross circulation in heart repair today at the American College of Surgeons. Howard Holtz of Litchfield volunteered his heart and lungs to save a blue baby, enabling blood oxygenation during a half hour operation. The method, used in 21 cases, often matched blood from parents or relatives. Holtz, not related, volunteered without pay saying he would want someone to do the same for his child.
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