Gas Co representatives to meet with Atty Gen Brown today
Southern California Gas Co which is under state probe for its secret financing of the anti Long Beach Allen Bill will present its side to Atty Gen Edmund G Brown in San Francisco at 11 am. Fleming a Los Angeles attorney linked to the California Tidelands Protective Assn is a key figure in the Allen Bill press campaign now under scrutiny. The Senate Lobbying Committee chair says it may summon its group if penal code violations are found.
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Southern California Gas Co
Edmund G. Brown
State Senate
Frank Sullivan
John A. Fleming
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Brown
Independent Press
Fleming
California Tidelands Protective Assa
Bruce Allen
San Jose
Long Beach
Tidelands
Death by Own Action Hop Terrorizes City Then Fails
A 24 year old airplane mechanic stole a plane and terrorized a Swedish city for about 20 minutes before crashing into a power line outside town. He escaped with a sprained shoulder and facial bruises, then was arrested at the city limits. Police withheld his name pending court action.
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Norelgeping
Sweden
Mecanic
Eisenhower recovers. Denver bulletins report progress
Denver AP report says President Eisenhower rested well after a good night and 2:30 pm to 5:30 am sleep. Doctors and Dr. White state no complications as he moves toward convalescence. City Council in Gettysburg votes for probe into gas co lobbying and considers seizing tidelands in Long Beach. motion by John Baker approved unanimously.
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Eisenhower
National Security Council
Crit
Paul Dudley White
Boston
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
John $.Doud
Gettysburg
iGes Co
Bel
Tidelands
Long Beach
John Baker
Author quits Windsor memoir project over rights clash
Cleveland Amory said he stopped helping the Duchess of Windsor write her memoirs aboard the Queen Mary after repeated disputes. He cited factual conflicts and the first person narrative as incompatible with the Duchess story. The two argued over revisions and a proposed title, with the Duchess aiming for four stated motives and a choice between Wishful Thinking and Untitled.
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Cleveland Amory
Duchess of Windsor
New York
Paris
Elf
Mrs. Amory
Rebecca of
Sunnybrook Farm
Jnner
Amory
Europe
England
Wallis Warfield Simpson
Dogs to Aid Police: Four German shepherds tested in Detroit
Philadelphia commissioner Mrs Johnson promotes using trained police dogs to augment manpower. In a 120000 population city, dogs could flush out suspects, disarm armed individuals, search burning buildings, and guard at risk scenes, potentially freeing officers for other duties. She cites a case where two dogs might have controlled a berserk suspect without tear gas.
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Philadelphia
Miaisuerite C. Johnson
Dearborn
Mich
France Urged to Return to U N Assembly
United Nations New York India’s V K Krishna Menon urged France to end its boycott of the U N General Assembly and rejoin the Algeria debate. He expressed regret at the walkout and said India seeks conciliation between Paris and Algerians while respecting French traditions and avoiding interference in internal affairs. France had recalled its delegations but decided to keep its security council seat and disarmament roles.
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India
V. K. Krishna Menon
France
U. N. Assembly
Algeria
Assembly
U. W
Toj
Security Council
Geria
U. Ni
Airman Robertson's Driving Spree Lands Him in Hospital
Airman Floys J. Robertson from Fort Collins got into a domestic tiff that led to a reckless sequence. He overturned his car, borrowed two others, jumped from a moving vehicle, and shot himself in the thigh while wandering near farms. He is recovering at Malmstrom Air Force Base hospital.
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Great Falls
Mont
Floys J. Robertson
Fort Collins
Cols
Robertson
Malmetram Air Force Base
Night and morning low clouds with hazy afternoon sun
The forecast calls for night and morning low clouds with hazy afternoon sunshine on Wednesday and little change in temperature.
Stocks Gain 1 to 5 in Rebound After Market Rally
The market rose from Monday’s drop as news of President Eisenhower's health improved. Major issues gained between $1 and $5, led by Bethlehem Steel up $5 to a recovery high. U.S. Steel, General Motors, Chrysler, and Goodyear also posted solid increases while trading slowed to about 2 million shares.
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Eisenhower
Steels
Motors
Bethlehem Steel
U.S. Steel
General Motors
Chrysler
Goodyear
Westinghouse
New York Central
Santa Fe
Standard Oil
Johns-Manville
Jet bomber crashes near Galva Kansas injures crew, one missing
A FIA B47 jet bomber from Smoky Hill AFB crashed and burned near homes at Galva Kansas population 250. Three crew aboard were safe, one missing, with reports that the three may have parachuted. The plane belonged to the 40th Bomb Wing. nearby houses were not burned.
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Galva
Kan
Kansas
Public Information Office
Smoky Hill Afb
Salina
Smoky Hill
Where to Find It Weekday Reference
A brief index lists sections and page numbers for the newspaper content. It covers features from Beach Combing to obituaries and sports, with specific pages for each topic and noted columns such as Your World and Tides.
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Boyle
Wilson
Train and Truck Crash Kills Six at West Newton
West Newton Pennsylvania reports a runaway lumber truck derailing a fast freight at a grade crossing. Six bodies removed, two injured hospitalized in nearby McKeesport and Mount Pleasant as crews search for more casualties. B&O line blocked. trains rerouted. Police warn other victims may remain trapped amid wreckage.
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West Newton
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Cumberland
Pittsburgh
McKeesport
Mount Pleasant
Long Hill
San Francisco Polk Hotel Fire Kills One In Arson Blaze
A fatal hotel fire at the 40 room Polk Hotel on Polk and Turk streets in San Francisco killed Jack Campi, 60, who suffocated in a closet. Police call the blaze arson, with damage estimated at about $225,000 as 36 tenants were displaced. Several others suffered smoke injuries while one woman was rescued after clinging to a fifth floor ledge. A second item notes 13 Red China spies convicted in Canton with nine to die.
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San Francisco
Polk
Polk and Turkets
Jack Campi
George Kelley
Kelley
Hong Kong
Canton
China
Life Src
Cal Ie
Ann Sages
Central Beneteency
Canton Municipal
John Curran
Curran
Uplifting Series Cuts Work of Juvenile Court
New York juvenile court officials back World Series exposure. Attorney John A. McAvinue notes few juvenile cases on a typically heavy calendar and says the World Series must have them nailed to radios and television sets.
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Juvenile Court
New York
Pt—Juvenile Court
Attornsy
John A. McAvinue
Dodgers Beat Yankees 2-0 to Claim First World Title
The Brooklyn Dodgers won their first world championship by defeating the New York Yankees 2-0 in game seven. Johnny Podres pitched eight strong innings, Gil Hodges drove in both runs, and Sandy Amoros made a key one handed catch to seal the victory. This ended the Yankees' series winning streak and marked Stengel’s first loss since taking over in 1949.
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NEW York
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Yankees
Johnny Podres
Gil Hodges
Hodges
Podres
Sandy Amoros
Bodgers
Yankees
St. Louis Cardinals
Casey Stengel
Yankee
Box Score: Podres Triumph As Dodgers Edge Giants
In a 2 to 0 win the Brooklyn Dodgers top New York in a pitcher dominated game. E Skowron drove in Hedges with an RBI on a sac fly and Campanella added a two base hit. Pitchers Podres and Byrne matched zeros until late. Attendance 62,465 at the park.
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Grim
Brooklyn
New York
Skowron
RBI
Hedges
Campanella
Berra
Site
Snider
Sac
Amoros
Reese
Byrne
Hodges
Gilliam
Furillo
Hoak
Turley
Rizzuto
McDougald
Berrac
Baneryrf « Skowron
Cervicine
Howard Ifteen
Aptee
Zimmer
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Dearborn, Mich
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Calif
Phil Rizzuto
Dodgers
Don Hoak
Yankee Stadium
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