Torrance Mother of 2 Brutally Slain in Home
Mrs. Maudie Lee Horsley 33 was found dead with a crushed skull in her kitchen at 3221 W 190th St Los Angeles area. Her husband Fred Horsley 26 and two men were booked on open charges after he said a mysterious intruder grappled with him before escaping. The crime occurred shortly before 2 am when he woke to a voice.
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Torrance
Maudie Lee Horsley
Fred Horsley
Horsley
Kitch
Chace
Long Beach
Statman
Norman Chan
Husdler
Civic Aubane
Iman Chace
Chace Calls For Vote On Civic Auditorium Plan
Supervisorial Chairman Burton W. Chace urged Los Angeles County residents to vote on the proposed Civic Auditorium Music Center alongside plans for the Coliseum Sports Arena. He warned the project could reduce arena revenue by 150000 to 200000 dollars yearly and affect bond marketability, calling for a re studies and reconsideration of funding both projects together.
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Los Angeles Civic Auditorium
Burton W. Chace
Board of Supervisors
Los Angeles
Chace
Auditorium Music Center
Colisuem
Citizens’ Auditorim Committee
Stevenson Says H Bomb Tests Endanger World Peace
Adlai E Stevenson delivers a Chicago speech accusing President Eisenhower of stalling on halting hydrogen bomb tests. He argues the race could destroy humanity and pledges to press for a ban with Britain and Russia, citing inspection as essential to disarmament and noting Moscow’s willingness to cooperate.
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Chicago
Adlai
E. Stevenson
Eisenhower
Russia
Stevenson
Ameritas
White House
Sree
Britain
Fragmentary police call described by neighbors
Fragmentary OCR notes quote screams heard near 292A area and a puzzled police response at 150 am. Desk Officer William Winther recalls the caller as an incoherent woman saying only "hapy" before the line cut, with continuation indicated on Page A-6 Cal. 3.
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William Winther
Hapy
Tito must explain talks with Soviet leaders before jets
Eisenhower tells Congress Tito must justify background of recent discussions with Soviet officials before U S aid in the form of promised American jets. The note cites related items on Tennessee, predicted shifts, and broader page references for analysis, sports, and notices.
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Yugoslavia
Tito
Eisenhower
Congress
Classifieds Brief From Home Edition Teletype
Classifieds snippet shows contact numbers HE 5-1161 and HE 2-5959 with home edition note Eight Editions Daily, indicating a newspaper classified section listing via telephone lines.
Dulles affirms U S aid in Middle East crisis
Secretary of State Dulles reasserted that the United States would aid any victim of aggression in the Middle East within constitutional limits. He spoke amid reports of Iraqi troop movements into Jordan and Israeli nerves over potential new fighting.
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Washington
Dulles
United States
Middle East
U.S
Jordan
Hussein J
Leaking Gas Routs and Ocean Rescue Mystery
A Pan American Stratocruiser ditched and sank 1150 miles off Hawaii after two engines failed. Coast Guard Pontchartrain rescued 31 aboard, four Navy ships recalled, 24 passengers and seven crew hurt lightly, plane sank in 21 minutes, survivors reported. Pilot Ogg's crew endured hours of peril before daylight touchdown.
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San Francisco
Pan American Airways
Honolulu
Pacific
Coast Guard
Richard Ogg
Coast Guard Lutter Pontchartrain
Ogg
Fottchartrain
ATL
14Th Naval District
Pearl Harbor
Pontchartrain
Ozer
Sovereign
Long Beach
Eisenhower says atom to constructive peace use in campaign drive
President Eisenhower told a Minneapolis rally that the United States aims to dedicate the atom to constructive service, not destruction. He avoided naming Adlai Stevenson while criticizing calls to halt H bomb tests and tied peace efforts to broader world milestones. He spoke after addressing St. Paul and noted funeral services for Archbishop Murray.
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Minneapolis
Eisenhower
Contennial Plaza
Adlai Stevenson
Austria
Trieste
West Germany
Guatemala
Panama
Caracas
Geneva
Stevenson
Mississippi River
Rice Park
St. Paul
John Gregory Murray
Miss United States Loses World Pageant To Miss Germany
London coverage reports Miss Cherry of Orangeburg South Carolina initially crowned Miss Universe then dethroned when Petra Schurmann of Germany was awarded the title. The two finalists reacted with surprise as the sash was shifted and the winner announced.
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U.S
Germany
Eddy Gilmore
London
Sete
United States
Betty Lane Cherry
Orangeburg
S. C
Petra Schurmann
Miss Cherry
Weis
Eric D. Morley
Cologne
BBC
Miss United States
Sea Hunt for 59 to Taper Off
More than 100 planes an aircraft carrier and many ships searched the Atlantic today for a U S military transport missing six days earlier. The Air Force said the search would shrink to a token group tonight, with authorities deeming a large-scale effort no longer practicable. The hunt began after the British tanker Navicella found aircraft wheels and a deflated fire raft believed from the missing C118 Liftmaster 370 miles southwest of England.
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London
Navicella
England
Dewey and Estes on Air Tonight
Former Gov. Thomas KE Devwey speaks from Flint for President Eisenhower tonight at 3 30 on KABC TV and KABG radio. Len Kedauver presents a half hour tally on KABC radio and KABC TV seven at 5 PM.
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Thomas KE. Devwey
Flint
Mich
Eisenhower
Kabc-Tv
Kabg-Radio
Len Kedauver
Kabc-Radio
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