Germany Arms Issue Settled
The nine power talks on German armaments stretched into a second restricted session. See-saw diplomacy tied to Adenauer and Eden as Dulles proposed a dark horse plan to place controls under a enlarged Brussels alliance while occupation powers retained authority. Mendes-France showed flexibility on bounds for weapons of mass destruction.
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Johan Beyer
Spaak
Luxembourg
Joseph Bech
Eden
Dilles
Brussels
United States
France
Mendes- France
Ex Speaker and Son Face New Indictment in Liquor Probe
Former Assembly Speaker Sam L. Collins and his son Sam E. Collins surrendered in Santa Ana Superior Court to a grand jury liquor probe indictment and were named in a second indictment. They face counts of bribery conspiracy grand theft and perjury over alleged payments for liquor licenses involving Ella Dupleix and George Unsterwood. Also indicted are Charles Buchholz and others. hearings set for October 15 with grand jury sessions resumes Monday.
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Sam L. Collins
Sam E. Collins
Ella Dupleix
George W. Unsterwood
Buena Pack
Collins
Prand
Charles Buehholz
Charles E. Devine
Orange County Central Labor Council
Harry Lehman
Culinary Alliance
Lone Beach
Underwood
Orince County Liquor Control
H. B. MeKenzien
San Bernardino
Grand Jury
Buchholz
Grand
State Department of Justice
Louis Trapani
San Diego
Fullerton
Reds Warn They Will Hold Quemoy Oct.15
Taipei AP reports Communist loudspeakers on the China coast warn Nationalist defenders of Quemoy that the offshore island base will be theirs by October 15. Nationalist Lt. Gen. Chang Yiling dismissed the claim, noting the Communists often shift dates after Sept. 4 fighting began.
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Taipeh
China
Chang
Amoy
Formosa
Chekiang Province
Felon Guns Man Holds Wife as Shield in Chicago
Elmer Leroy Sherwood, 24, escaped from San Quentin and shot Jack McDonald, 24, as sherwood grabbed Mrs. Aston McDonald for cover. Detective Franc An Dragini located Sherwood. McDonald hospitalized in fair condition. Police traced him after a return address on a letter to a San Quentin prisoner.
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Elmer Leroy Sherwood
San Quentin
California
Sherwood
Franc Andraginlli
Aston McDonald
Chicago
Wasi
Fair to Pay Honors to Millionth Visitor
The millionth visitor at the Los Angeles County Fair is expected today. Fair officials will greet the guest with a silver platter two season passes to next year’s fair and a grounds tour led by Fair Queen Sally Anni Scharge. The fair closes Sunday.
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Sally Anni Scharge
Giants Win World Series in 4 Straight Thriller
The Giants sweep the Indians as Thompson closes out the game with stout defense and timely hitting. Mays, Dente, Wertz, and Avila contribute key runs while Wilhelm begins the pitching shutdown, securing a decisive victory amid late inning twists and defensive plays.
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Avila
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Gruenther Comments on Soviet Threat and Atomic Ban
General Gruenther argues the Soviet Union cannot win a war due to Allied air superiority and long range bombers like the B 47. He notes West German forces and atomic weapons could deter a European invasion in three to four years, while a Soviet ban on atomic arms would primarily benefit Moscow. He compares the Dien Bien Phu siege to current manpower imbalances. He and the President plan a social weekend guest stint with Gruenther and associates at Gettysburg.
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London
Europe
Soviet Union
United Nations
Dien Bien Phu
Indochina
Imother
Mies
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Eisenhower
Millionaire Guarded Fear Kidnap Threat Shocks NYC
Louis J. Wolfson, 42, head of a fast growing financial empire, now has a 24 hour police guard at his Hotel Pierre suite after a Miami warning. Wolfson built his first million by 30 and controls firms reportedly worth 200 million dollars while seeking control of Montgomery Ward. Police said the kidnap threat came from Miami authorities with no further details at this time.
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New York
Louis J. Wolfson
Wolfson
Montgomery Ward & Co
Pierre
Miami
Fla
FBL
Court delays ion Chessman court delays ion Chessman
Justices of the California Supreme Court ended a week long session without acting on a motion to vacate the stay of execution for Daryl Chessman 33 who faces gas chamber death at San Quentin Prison He was saved by Justice Jesse W Carter who granted a stay while Chessman author of Cell 2454 Death Row awaits further action
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Los Angeles
State Supreme Court
Daryl Chessman
San Quentin
Jesse W. Carter
Chessman
California
Freeing of Two Americans by Czechs Stokes Tension
The Czech authorities released two Americans accused of photographing military installations on West German soil. Army HQ said the men were on a legitimate mission. Dries and Pick appeared tired as they reached freedom and crossed No Man's Land in limousines with Czech border officials.
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Dries
Pick
No Man’‘s Land
Westmany
Richard H. Dries
St. Albans
Pfe
George Pisk
Austin
Texas
Czechoslovakia
West Germany
Waldhaus
U.S. Army
Pfc
Pisk
Eslarn
Bavaria
Frankfurt
Britannia Society Game Tonight at Machinists Hall
The Britannia Society will stage a game tonight at o'clock in Machinists Hall located at 728 Elm Ave. residents are invited to attend and support the event.
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Machinists Hall
Elm Ave
United States to Send Survey Group to Antarctic
President Eisenhower announced a small U S Navy expedition will depart for the Antarctic for four to five months to map, gather scientific data, and study supply needs for an eventual 1957 58 international geophysics program. No permanent bases will be built. leadership undecided though Admiral Byrd was rumored as possible head.
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Eisenhower
United States
Antarctic
White House
Leon
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