U S Envoy to France Returns for Urgent Talks
U S Ambassador to France C Douglas Dillon flies home for top level talks on Anglo French tensions over Middle East policy. He meets Premier Mollet in Paris before reporting to President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles. Dulles plans NATO ministerial talks and unity discussions with Pineau Lloyd.
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Bookie Sheet Found Right in the Court
Edith Nash of Tulsa was convicted in U S District Court on drug sale charges. She faces up to one year in prison and a $1000 fine. Other items note producer deaths and a Worcester desk find from 1942 with $29.35 and a booklet.
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Rita Vozeclas Granted Divorce in Las Vegas Case
Broadway singer Rita Vozeclas was granted a divorce from Andrew Vozeclas of Washington DC on grounds of mental cruelty. The ruling was issued Wednesday in Las Vegas, ending their marriage.
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Parks Expansion Plan for Los Angeles City Probed
iParks studied by a citizen committee reports an $87,000,000 program is needed to keep Los Angeles parks in step with population growth. The panel argues funding is required to maintain services and facilities across the city.
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Los Angelles
PIA
Inerezsa
Traffic toll drops as safety council calls October amazing
The National Safety Council reports a 12 percent drop in October traffic fatalities to 3,350, halting a 19 month rise and reversing seasonal trends. If the year’s first nine months had continued, total deaths might have been higher, but October brought the lowest October toll since 1949.
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Chicago
W National Safety Council
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Precaution Against Vandals Leads to Light Theft
Leonard Timmson of Oklahoma City reports vandals poured molasses and oatmeal on his porch and car then stole his floodlight installed as a precaution. The incident follows an earlier vandalism and highlights ongoing security concerns in the neighborhood.
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Oklahoma City
Leonard Timmson
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