Dulles Plan for Atom Pool Draws Canada Support
In a session on peaceful atomic energy and Cyprus tensions, Canada pledged full support to Eisenhower's plan for pooling atomic energy, while Russia declined to join. The 15-nation steering committee clashed over Cyprus with Britain pressed to keep the issue on the agenda as Russia backed debate. The vote ended with nine to three to discuss Cyprus with Britain France Australia backing inclusion.
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Australia
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Otherlands
Colombia
Errol Flynn Tax Bill Cut to Four Hundred Thousand
Los Angeles report says Errol Flynn settled an eight hundred twenty thousand dollar income tax debt for about four hundred thousand after a US Tax Court compromise. Attorney Paul Ziffren noted the amount paid exceeds what Flynn owed and liens were lifted after payment of the compromise.
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Los Angeles
Frval Flynn
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Paul Zifven
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Zifven
Nora Eddington
Chicago
New York
Ziffren
Juror acquit Los Angeles woman in husband murder case
A Los Angeles policewoman, Odessa Parks, 35, was acquitted of murder by a Superior Court jury of 11 women and one man after testifying her husband Fillard Parks, 37, had often beaten her. She said she shot him on the front steps of their home last May 95 in self defense as he prepared to strike again.
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Los Angeles
Odessa Parks
Fillard Parks
Parks
Mus
Truck Home for Mother Nine Children in Panel Truck
In Los Angeles police found a destitute mother and eight of her nine children living in a panel truck behind a property on S. Contract Ave. The youths identified include Margherite McNeese and Elizabeth Alfred, plus Margaret Martha Mary Frances Phyllis Helen and Alice. The husband is abroad seeking work in India and the eldest son is in Korea. Three children were placed with family friends while Mrs McNeese and the older children were turned to county welfare officials.
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Los Angeles
Pi—Police
Verlesda
Marguerite McNeese
Elizabeth
Alfred
K. Margaret
Martha
Mary Frances
Phyllis
Helen
Alice
Korea
Filipino General Warns We Are Closer to War Now
Philippine armed forces chief of staff Blevent Jesus Fargas warned in the Fookien Times yearbook that the nation believes it is nearer to war than ever. He said the world has not improved since Dien Bien Phu and that peace has grown farther away, expressing urgent concern over the global situation.
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Gel
Jesus Fargas
Philippine Armed Forces
Dien Bien Phu
Vargas
Fookien Times
Government Experts Meet at Western Growth Conference
Political scientists from 11 western states and Hawaii gather in Berkeley for the 34th annual Western Governmental Research Association conference on Government Problems and Western Growth. The session runs today and Friday with officials and scholars presenting analyses.
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Berkeley
Hawaii
Western Governmental Research Association
Kremlin Confidence and Bevin Reports on Trip to Moscow
Aneurin Bevin reports Kremlin leaders have gained control of internal affairs and can negotiate confidently with the world. He describes relaxed dining talks with Malenkov, noting his approachable manner and belief that Russia and others can settle issues through negotiation.
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UPI
Aneurin Bevin
Kremlin
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Labor Party
Moscow
Peiping
Tribune
Tahar Party
Bevan
Malenkov
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