Americans in Korea War Spy Trials Stirred by Peiping
London AP reports a Chinese military tribunal sentenced 13 U S airmen captured in the Korean War to prison terms from four years to life on espionage charges. Four Chinese were said to have been sentenced to death. Names include Col John Knox Arnold Jr of Maryland and Maj William H. Baumer of Pennsylvania.
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London
Peiping Radio
Col
John Knox Arnold Jr
Silver Springs
William H. Baumer
Lewisburg
John Thomas Bowney
Connecticut
Richard George Voeteau
Massachusetts
Downey
Manchuria
U. S. Far East Air Forces
Supreme People’s Court
Arnold
Elmer F. Linn
Atisesoula
Mont
Vista
Calif
Wallace Lamer Brown
Banks
Ala
John W. Buck
Armati
Waite
Tenn
Howard W. Brown
St. Paul
Minn
Harry M. Benjamin
Worthington
Steve E. Kiba
Akron
Obie
Orange
Daniel C. Schmidt
Portland
Ore
Peiping Radin
Downey and Feetean
Dupanel
U. S
Counterintenifence Service
Kirin
Lingyuan
Wen
Shen
Fort Mer
Chiang Shai- Shek Gang
Unite States
Amere
Aire
Peiping
Lyle W. Cameron
Lincoln
Neb
Harold E. Fischer
Swea City
Iowa
Cal
Edwin L. Mellor
Wynnewood
Ronald W. Parks
Omaha
Weather Update Fog Patches and Cooler Afternoon
Late night and early morning fog patches reduce visibility. Temperatures ease slightly in the afternoon making it a cooler day overall.
Pair Beat Escort Kidnap Assault Harbor Widow 27
A 27 year old Harbor City widow, Mrs Marilyn Hitchcock, was abducted and assaulted after being stopped on a road near Palos Verdes Estates. She and Virg il Robertson, 33, were attacked by five men who posed as police, beat Robertson unconscious, restrained Hitchcock, then released her two blocks from home. Robertson received cuts and bruises, Hitchcock sought medical help. Police set roadblocks as investigators described the attackers as bushy haired men in sport clothing.
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Palos Verdes Estates
Marilyn Hitchcock
Dobie Ave
Harbor City
Virgil Robertson
Rockefeller Lane
Redondo Beach
Robertson
Hitchcock J
Resort Point
Hitchcock
Carrie
Pacific Coast Hwy
Vermont Ave
Malik to Head Soviet U N Delegation After Vishinsky
The Soviet Union appoints Jacob Malik to temporarily replace the late Andrei Vishinsky as head of the U N delegation. Vishinsky died at 70 of a heart attack in Moscow. Malik departs London tonight to assume duties at the United Nations in New York as Union and Communist party officials form a funeral commission with Gromyko and Zarubin among likely successors.
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New York
UPI
Andrei Vishinsky
iMeascow
Jacob Malik
Atlantic
Soviet Union
United Nation
Vishinsky
Park Ave
U. N
London
Malik
Britain
International Organization
Vishingky
Gromyks
Melk
Georgi Zarubin
United States
Long Beach Bus Co Drives Resume Talks Monday
Negotiations between L B Bus Co drivers and management resume at 10 am Monday at company headquarters. The AFL union rejected a 5 cent hourly raise earlier. The 44 hour week for maintenance workers is a key demand, with route changes also on the table.
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Knon Bus
Long Beach Motor Bus Co
AFL Amalgamated Assn
Street, Electric, Railway and Motor Coach Employee of America
Henry Mann
Mann
Senate panel delays action on Harlan Supreme Court nomination
Washington reports the Senate Judiciary Committee refused to act on John Marshal Harlan's Supreme Court nomination, voting to delay action until January. Chairman Langer said the panel unanimously supported delaying further steps, upholding a three-man subcommittee's prior decision.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Senate Judiciary Committee
John Marshal Harlan
Supreme Court
Langer
R-Nd
Judiciary
Senate
Navigation cues for the newspaper sections
The note lists where to find each section of the issue including Beach Combing on B-1 and Boyle on A-13, with pages for Bridge, Classifieds, Comics, Crossword, Editorial, Financials, Obituaries, Radio and TV, Shipping Table, Sports, Theaters, Tides and Temperatures, Wilson, and Women sections on specified pages B-11 to B-15 and A-12 to A-13.
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Boyle
Wilson
Eisenhower Peace Plan Approved by United Nations
The United Nations General Assembly committee unanimously backed President Eisenhower's atoms-for-peace plan after months of negotiations. Russia failed to push amendments to subordinate the agency to a veto, while India abstained on some motions. The measure now heads to the full assembly for ratification with broad support and calls for an international scientific conference before August.
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United Nations
U. N
Eisenhower
General Assembly
Disarmament Commission
Russia
International Atomic Agency
Mair
Eisenhower José Dec. B
GU. N
U.N
Latger
UC. S
Henry Cabot Ledge Jr
Andrei ¥. Vishinsky
Arkady A. Sobolev
Sobolev
India
V. K. Krishna Menon Aather
Lodge
Maglioli Wins Juarez Pan American Road Race in Record
Umberto Maglioli of Italy wins the international sports car division at Juarez Mexico in 17 hours 40 minutes 26 seconds a new record. Phil Hill of Santa Monica Calif takes second with 19 04 54. Luigi Chinetti Franco Carmagnac Italian pair follow. Ray Crawford wins big stock car division in a Lincoln, with Keith Andrews Cadillacs and Faulkner second.
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Maglioli
Hill
Duan Manuel Fangio
Argentina
Lancia
Serenaves
Chihuahua
Juarez
Luigi Chinetti
Franco Carmacchia
Italy
Ferraris
Hans Hermann
Germany
Jarosiae Juhan
Guatemala
Juhan
Hermann
Louis Chiron
France
Fernando Segura
Salvador Lopez Chavez
Mexico
Luis Rafael
Garzon
Colombia
Hock
Grave
Magnoli
Ray Crawford
Pasadena
Calif
Lincoln
Keith Andrews
Colorado Springs
Colo
Cadillac
Walter. Faulkner
Long Beath
Crawford
142000 Invitations Set for Texas Bank Dedication
DALLAS TEXAS The Republic National Bank plans the largest dedication event in the region a 40 story 25 million dollar building. A press preview banquet and official dedication next Wednesday will feature a full symphony orchestra a Bob Hope appearance and extensive guest lists with thousands attending from stockholders and the public.
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Dallas
Republic National Bank
Southwest
Texas
Bob Hope
Truck Rams PE Driver Dies in Flaming Wreck
A hay truck collided with a Pacific Electric freight train at 2:45 am near Moody Street crossing in Cypress. Driver Vick Voglaar, 9729 E Warner St Bellflower, died as flames engulfed the wreckage and three boxcars derailed. Fire crews from Cypress County battled the blaze for hours. the tractor cab jammed beneath a derailed boxcar, barely missing a nearby home. Train crews escaped injury. three boxcars and hay bales were destroyed as residents watched in night clothes.
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Cypress
Pacific Electric
Vick Voglaar
Warner St
Bellflower
Cypress May Co
Los Angeles
Moody St
Lincoln and
Crescent
Cypress County
Copter Crew Sees Night Truck Crash
A Coast Mesa grocer, Curry W. Kirkpatrick, 30, was critically injured when his panel delivery truck struck three trees at the dead end of Tustin Ave and 23rd St. Police rescued him from wreckage and he was taken to Presbyterian Hospital after a Navy helicopter crew spotted the crash during a training mission.
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Costa Mesa
Santa Ana Marine Corps Air Facility
Mij
Curry W. Kirkpatrick
Fairway Dr
Presbyterian Hospital
Tustin Ave
23Rd St
Kirkpatrick
Ele
Eisenhower Warns U S On Soviet Goal Of World Domination
President Eisenhower told reporters that America must not forget the Soviet Union's aim of world revolution and a centrally controlled state. He noted Russia's recent, calmer tone but warned peaceful coexistence does not imply a change in Communist aims.
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Washington
Eisenhower
America
Russia
Soviet Union
Fingerprint Lack Tells Medic Trial In Cleveland Case
A fingerprint expert testified that no usable prints were found at the Sheppard home on the morning Marilyn Sheppard was murdered. He described smudges and stated a rough, sandy feel on a desk as if wiped, while noting no valuable prints elsewhere. The maid testified the couple moved from a double bed to twin beds after returning from California, and Mrs Helms recounted Mrs Sheppard’s cold excuse for the switch. The state argues Dr Sam Sheppard lived with a hospital technician Susan Hayes during a California trip while his wife was away.
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Cleveland
Sheppard
Marilyn Sheppard
Michael
Grabowski
Samuel
Grabineski
Sheppards
California
Elnora Helms
Sam
Fred W. Garmione
Susan Hayes
Infant Strangles in Auto Window
Cleveland police report a 16 month old boy named Andrew Carter died after being found hanging by his head from a partially opened car window. His mother Jean Carter had just finished shopping when she discovered him. Investigators believe the child stood on the rear armrest and slipped, the head emerging from the window and becoming caught.
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Cleveland
Jean Carter
Andrew
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