Iran Tribe Threatens Civil War Over Mossadegh
Rezazadeh Ghashehai says 70,000 Ghashghai riflemen ready to back Mossadegh’s release. The group vows to march on Shiraz if denied, while Gen Batmanghilich dismisses the threat. The case also seeks halt to prosecutions of deposed officials and new elections under the Supreme Court.
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Tehran
Iran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Rezazadeh Ghashehai
Nasser Khan
Tan
Fazlollah Zahedi
Zahedi
Ghashghai
Nasser
Aly Heyntl
Tran
Shiraz
Mossedegh
Wadar Batmangzhilich
Batmanghilich
Mossadegh
Ther Nation
Rezazadeh
Iranian Supreme Court
Crews Gain on Northern California Forest Fires
More than 2600 weary firefighters fought to bring under control the last of a hundred or more blazes in Northern California sparked by electrical storms or careless stockers. All remaining fires were expected to be controlled by night, officials said.
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Ban Francisco
California
Seek Male Veterans for Hospital Aids
Immediatn Imployment available for male veterans as hospital aids at Veterans Administration Hospital. George J L Trakas, chief of personnel, cites starting pay 1.20 dollars per hour with no experience needed. Call the hospital employment office or telephone Long Beach 6-6861 Ext 11.
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Veterans Administration Hospital
George JL .Trakas
Trakas
Keep Camp Roberts Close Ft Ord Plead With President
Paso Robles residents led by Russell Gates urged President Eisenhower to prevent a “country club” Navy Camp Roberts from closing. They claim $25,000,000 is being wasted at Fort Ord to cover a supposed Army planning mistake. The telegram cites seven post closures last June and disputes a $30,000,000 annual saving while spending on an aging Fort Ord. The group notes Fort Ord’s 29,000 acres versus Camp Roberts Hunter Liggett’s 283,000 acres and argues Roberts offers superior location between San Francisco and Los Angeles.
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Azei
Roberts
Calli
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Army
Ord
Fort’ Ord
Russell Gates
Paso Poodles
Camp Roberts
Fort Ord
California
Secretary of the Army
Hunter Liggett Reservation
San Francisco
Los Singeles
Pacific Coast
ROK Police Threaten to Free Captives
South Korean military police threatened to release several thousand anti Communist prisoners unless Communist intimidation at Indian Village 4s ceased. Lt. Gen. Won Yong Duk accused the Communists of taking names and addresses of captives and warned this violated armistice terms. He noted observers at Indian Village used family threats and cited prior releases and current prisoner counts.
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Sequl
Won Yong Duk
North Korea
Won
Syngman Rhee
Jast
al- Ned
Woman Hit by Car on Anaheim Street Injures Pedestrian
A 56 year old woman pedestrian, Ollie M Winn, was struck while crossing diagonally at Anaheim Street and Stanley Avenue. She received elbow lacerations and possible left arm fracture at St Marys Hospital. The car, driven by Winston D Youmans, aged 76, said he was traveling 20 to 25 mph and could not avoid the collision.
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Anaheim St
Stanley Ave
Ollie M. Winn
Ocean Blvd
St. Mary's Hospital
Winston D. Youmans
California, Ave
GOP Groups Cut Ties With Four Percenter Figure
Washington Post reports Republican groups cut ties with Warren L. Stephenson, key figure in a four percenter probe. He was dropped from the Sb mar Republican committee and no longer executive secretary of the district Republican club. The Post notes a White House pass was issued March 20 to June 15, 1953, tied to duties for the Presidential Inauguration committee. Stephenson pledged to help secure Navy contracts for Century Engineers, Inc. for a 4 percent fee and admitted being indiscreet in sharing bid information for rocket launchers.
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Washington Post
Warren L. Stephenson
Stephenson
Sbmar
Republican Committee
District of Columbia
District Republican Club
the Post
White House
Republican National Committee
James C. Hagerty
Denver
House Armed Services Subcommittee
Navy
Century Engineers, Inc
Burbank
Calif
Exposition Opens With 65 Parades and Big Racing Event
The 26th annual Los Angeles County Fair kicks off with a crowd of about 1.25 million anticipated spectators. Production for Democracy is the theme as 7500 exhibitors showcase goods while 65 parades are scheduled across the fair’s 17 days. Horse racing remains a key feature with Governor's Day on Saturday. Bands from Sixth Army Baldwin Park Rosemead and Mexico join programs alongside choral and dance groups. John E. Svenson of Ontario will carve a redwood trunk into a life size don to stand on the grounds permanently, watched by visitors throughout the fair.
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Edna
Pomona
Mark Rutter
John Rutter
Hawthorns
Joe Risingar
John E. Swenson
Ontario
Susan Lautmann
Svenson
Fomona
Los Angeles County
Sixth Army
Baldwin Park
Rosemead
Ilexico
John E. Svenson
Southland
Statue planned from Korean war tale tied to Maj. Gen. Dean
A Seoul man says a 14 foot tall statue will be carved from 7804 board feet of lumber on a concrete base between campus buildings. Sven son will carve from a plaster model, aligning the work with an exposition display as the audience views progress.
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Svenson
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Seoul
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