Cache Found in Compton Supermarket
Police recovered 324,790 worth of stolen coffee from a Compton market at 734 W Olive St. Three Compton brothers own the store along with a brother-in-law and a clerk linked to the scheme. Detectives said the haul came from a loading dock theft in Los Angeles and was trucked from San Francisco to supply a Los Angeles retail store.
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Compton
S. Alameda St
Los Angeles
Newton St. Precinck
Nathen Markenson
Castlegate Ave
al Markenson
Marcelle St
Louis Marikenson
S. Santa Fe
William Littman
Markenson Arothors
Ben Racawsky
Inglewood
Morry Berliner
Newton St
San Francisco
Les Pele Wholesale
Soviets Offer Arms to Saudi Arabians
CAIRO AP Another Arab country Saudi Arabia weighed an offer from behind the Iron Curtain to sell arms. The offer came from Moscow. Crown Prince Faisal discussed the matter with Britain and Egypt officials amid calls for arms reductions and a push for regional security. The reports tie Saudi policy to U.S. arms proposals and regional tensions as Eden signals a strategic retreat while stressing continued treaty obligations. The piece notes Britain plans deep cuts in armed forces and confirms U.S. naval developments including the Saratoga carrier launch and its role in Arab-Israeli stability.
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Silen White
Los Angeles
Z. R. R. Coppage
Moscow
Faisel
Bournemouth
Anthony Eden
Britain
Russia
Ede
Eden
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
New York
Ter
Thej
Arthur Radford
Faisal
Ibn Saud
Middle East
Cracks Down On Jazz At Philharmonic Cast Backstage
Ella Fitzgerald and three Jazz at the Philharmonic members plus producer Norman Grant were released on bond after being charged with gambling backstage during a Houston show. Dizzy Gillespie and others were also booked. Fitzgerald appeared distressed as reporters gathered outside the police station.
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Houston
Tex
Ella Fitzgerald
Jazz At the Philharmonic
Norman Grant
Grant
Music Hall
John B.dizzy
Gillespie
Hlinvis Jacquet
Georgiana Henry
Eisenhower Healing Stages Seen But Not Out of Woods
AP dispatch from Denver reports White House and press remarks on President Eisenhower’s recovery after his heart attack. Secretary Hagerty urged cautious optimism, noting the healing process continues with a long way to go and no plan to remove him from hospital soon.
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Denver
Eiserhower
James C. Hagerty
Paul Dudley
Boston
White House
White
Gettysburg
Tak-Llice
Jacaguet
W. A. Seotion
Saxo-Jers
Louis
Hagerty
Molotov Calls Ideological Error Political Danger to USSR
Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov admitted an ideological mistake in a letter to Communist magazine editors. He argued his Sept 16 letter contradicted Communist Party decisions and reflected a misstatement by listing the Soviet Union as already foundationally socialist. He noted the error followed talks with West German Chancellor Adenauer and preceded his trip to the United Nations.
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Moscow
Molotov
Soviet Union
Communist
Supreme Soviet
Communist Party
Konrad Adenauer
United Nations General Assembly
New York
Pragaa
U.S.S
Typhoon Nora Threatens Iwo Jima Base
Typhoon Nora with 100 mph winds roared through the western Pacific toward the U S island base at Iwo Jima threatening military facilities and personnel.
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U. S
Iwo Jima
Tokyo
Pacific
Western Pacific
U.S
Stassen Sees Accord on Disarmament Plan
UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. Harold E. Stassen urged that major world powers will reach a well-inspected soundly controlled arms reduction agreement. He said a plan exchanging Soviet and American blueprints and aerial reconnaissance would serve as a gateway to broader disarmament, envisioning unarmed reconnaissance planes as serial sentinels of peace over major countries. The subcommittee’s work and task forces, led by noted retired generals and prominent scientists, would continue after the Geneva talks.
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United Nations
N. Y
Harold E. Stassen
U.N. Subcommittee On
Stassen 1A
James H. Doolittle
Walter Bedell Smith
Ati
Oswald 5. Colclough
Benjamin Fairless
Unted States Steel Corp
Walter 5S. Cisler
Detroit Edison Co
Ernest Q.lawrence
University of California, Ratiation Laboratories
Harold Anal Faes
The
Brookings Institute
Fog Delays Long Beach Transit and Clears by Morning
Dense fog briefly halts sea and air movement with Long Beach Municipal Airport closed at midnight before clearing. Los Angeles Municipal Airport remains fogbound until mid morning. One plane diverted to Ontario as radar aids harbor pilots for the second day. Harbor fog lifts by dawn.
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Long Beach Municipal
Los Angeles Municipal
Municipal Airport
Ontario
da. m
Conscience Hurts Tells of Forgery
A 25 year old salesman confessed three forgery acts after stating conscience troubled him. He said a minister counseled him and led to his surrender. Checks for 28.50 10 and 3 were forged with incidents at a liquor store, a Downey bowling alley, and a given address in Long Beach. He faces forgery probes plus traffic warrants.
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Frens R. Minor
Lime Ave
Apt
Minor
Long Beach
Torrance
Washington
Wadine J. Smith
Whittier Drive-In
Marvin A. Fields Jr
Los Angeles
Miss Smith
Fields
Rights Argued In Court Over Postal Truck Parking
In Freehold New Jersey the United States government and the borough clash on whether post office truck drivers may double park. Leonard L. Smith was ticketed June 11 for double parking on West Main Street while delivering packages. The case, before Magistrate Isadore I. Zlotkin, shifts toward whether federal immunity blocks local traffic laws. The Justice Department sent Assistant U. S. Attorney John Wooley to defend Smith, urging the dispute be resolved between the post office and police. Parking urgency in mail delivery underlines the issue.
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Freehold
N. J
United States
U. S
M. Raymond McGowan
Leonard L. Smith
Hudson St
U.S. Justice Department
Asst
U. S. Atty
John Wooley
Manasquan
Smith
Junefay Wooley
Seek to Avert Strike by Communication Men
Negotiators for the CIO Communications Workers of America and the Pacific Telephone met in San Francisco in a final bid to head off a planned strike by about 20 000 workers set to begin Monday at 6 am. The walkout would involve operators and plant employees across Northern California and Nevada seeking a 2.50 per hour across the board raise for operators and more than 450 per month for maintenance staff.
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SAN
Where to Find It
A compact guide lists sections by page for the day. It directs readers to Churches, Comics, Crosswords, Financial, Obituaries, Radio and TV, Schools, Sports, Shipping, Theaters, Tides and Temperatures, and Vital Statistics with page identifiers A and B as shown.
Explosion destroys boat in Fish Harbor
In San Pedro a 30 foot fishing boat owned by Joe Turri 3 scello, 741 W 8th St, was blasted apart by a van explosion in Fish Harbour. No one was aboard. Fire officials cited gasoline fumes in the bilge as the likely cause. Boat value estimated at 41,500.
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San Pedro
Fish Harbour
Joe
Joe Turri
Scello
8Th St
British policy review and looming reforms amid crisis
A sweeping review of British policy before 4,000 cheering Conservatives, Eden warned of formidable economic problems. He said he would announce priority corrective measures to pull Britain from near-crisis inflation and dollar shortages and postpone a rumored reshuffle for the present.
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Eden
Britain
Gesipet
1000 Lives Reported Lost in India Floods
New Delhi reports about 1,000 persons perished as floods swept the Gurdaspur district, roughly 300 miles north of Amritsar, according to the Hindustan Times via UPI.
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India
New Delhi
UPI
Hindustan Times
Amritsar
Blimp Hole Scare At Alameda Naval Air Station
Two youths fired six holes into the station blimp at dusk then fled in a car. The craft contains 500000 cubic feet of helium and will be patched next week during planned overhaul. Authorities search for the suspects as larger questions about information releases surface in Washington.
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Sinti Navy
Upstate
New York
Saratoga
Radford
Charles 5. Thomas
Secretary of the Navy
New York Naval Shipyard
Brooklyn
Navy
Alameda Naval Air Station
Calif
Weather outlook with fog and hazy sun Sunday
Night and morning fog and low clouds. Hazy sun shine Sunday afternoon. Slightly cooler expectations follow a mild start to the weekend.
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Ernest B. Vaccaro
Stassen
N.Y
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Averell Hardman
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