Two teens held on murder charges in Pittsburgh beating
Two sixteen and eighteen year old Pittsburgh youths are jailed on murder charges after the beating death of David Jenkins a 36 year old father of six who refused to give cigarets. Four other youths are held as witnesses on assault and battery charges.
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David Jenkins
William B. Uindley
Ronald Abersold
Pittsburgh
Robert Nerly
James I. Needham
James E Fort
Cyril B. Holmes
Midland
Barber Dets
Louis Hamel
Martin Corcoran
Frank
Stevens
Jenkins
Warren, Brownell at secret base visit sparks talks
Brownell and Warren reportedly met in private at McClellan Air Force Base with plans and possible implications for Warren’s political future. Reports say Brownell arrived as a VIP and left after several hours of confidential discussions, while Warren indicated no immediate ruling on re election.
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Executive Mansion
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California
Washington
Knight
Goodwin J. Knight
Harold J. Powers
Eagleville
State Senate
Supreme Court
Fred M. Vinson
Alameda County
Eisenhower
Warren California
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Louisiana-Texas
Smog Injures Eyes Prompt Optometrist Warning
Santa Barbara reports Dr Arthur J Gay president of the California Optometric Association says smog injures eyes for hours after exposure. The association adopted a resolution at a three day convention urging steps to eliminate smog before it becomes a disaster as California industrialization grows.
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Santa Barbara
Assistant Agriculture Secretary Quits Over Health
Romeo E. Short of Arkansas resigns as Assistant Secretary of Agriculture and director of the foreign agricultural service citing health reasons. Secretary Benson names John H. Davis to direct the foreign service.
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Romeo E. Short
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Housewife with Gun Intervenes in Gang Row at Altos
A Housewife in Altos recalls confronting youths who attempted to remove a motorcycle from a garage. She cocked a gun after telling them to stop, causing the riders to flee. Two other youths were later beaten. Michael E. Nook aged 19 suffered a dislocated elbow and a bruised eye, Ivan F. Seaton 19 had minor injuries. Mrs. Bignell says her husband taught her to use the weapon, and the family includes a 17 month old boy, Richard.
Ship Off L B Hit by Blast On Route to Shell Terminal
The Ticonderoga, a 10,172 ton T-2 tanker built in 1942 at Sun Shipbuilding, inbound from Honolulu with empty tanks, headed for Shell Oil Co marine terminal in Wilmington. Keystone Tank Ship Corp. owns her. 503 feet long, 68 feet abeam, crew about 40. Coast Guard to investigate after being taken to Todd Shipyard this afternoon.
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Shell Oil Co. Marine Terminal
Wilmington
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Sun Shipbuilding Yard
Chester
Todd
Coast Guard
Collision on Freeway Approach Injures Four
Four people were hospitalized after a collision on a freeway approach. Antonio Santiago Aquino, 26, of Selma, drove a wrang-way vehicle that struck Lloyd Johnson, 34. Aquino had a crushed chest and cuts, Johnson a fracture, and two passengers in Aquino’s car suffered minor injuries.
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Antonio Santiago Aquino
Selma
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Johnson
Key to Seoul Presented to Marine Liberators
The mayor of Seoul presented the key to the city to the U S First Marine Division which liberated Seoul from Communist forces three years ago The Marines landed at Inchon on Sept 15 1950 and advanced to the city as they drove inland after the amphibious operation
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Inchon
Unholy Thieves Take Purses at Inglewood Cemetery
Two unidentified men, labeled the meanest in town, stole purses containing $215.50 from two women at Inglewood Park Cemetery. Evelyn Powers and Mrs. Joseph Pecx had left their purses in a car while placing flowers on a grave.
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Inglewood Park
Ars. Evelyn Powers
Joseph Pecx
U N Charges on POW Repatriation Letters Stir Debate
A neutral five nation commission letter urged POWs to attend interviews with their former sides, with the U N command preferring voluntary meetings. Hamblen protested, saying the Chinese language edition emphasized repatriation over free choice, while the commission left decisions on group or individual explanations to each side.
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Hamblen
Thimayya
India
Sweden
Switzerland
Poland
Czechoslovakia
K. K. Hansen
Hambien
Soviet Names New German Ambassador
Vladimir Semyonov, Soviet high commissioner in East Germany, has been appointed ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary to the East German government, the Soviet zone news agency ADN announced today. ADN said the appointment was made by the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet in Moscow.
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New Jersey State Supreme Court
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U. S. Court of Appeals
Denver
John Parker
Charlotte, Co
API
Harold H. Burton
Berlin
Vladimir Semyonov
East Germany
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ADWN
Supreme Soviet
Moscow
Mary Livingstons Sister Babe Held in Ruckus
Hollywood police arrested Mrs Babe Blum, sister-in-law of Jack Benny, and two companions after a Sunday night attempt to force entry into TV actor Bob Hanson Hannon's home. Blum sought her ex-boyfriend Elbert Costrey. DElia and Scappatice were jailed on burglary and resisting arrest charges.
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Hannon
Clement Frank Scappatice
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D'Elia
Eisenhower Reconstitutes Point Four Advisory Board
President Eisenhower meets with the reconstituted International Development Advisory Board on the Point Four Program at the White House. He outlined possible actions as Eric Johnston continues as chairman. new members Gardner Cowles Joseph Grace William Myers Hershel Newsom Mrs Jesse Vann Laurence Wiemore Maurice Hutcheson join, with three former members kept on and one more seat to be filled later.
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Motion Picture Producers Association
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W. R. Grace Co
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Cornell University Agriculture College
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Pittsburgh Courier
Laurence F. Wiemore
New England Industrialis
Maurice A. Hutcheson
AFL Brotherhood of ‘Carpenters and Joiners
Robert P. Daniel
Virginia State College
Harvey JS. Firestone
Firestone Tire and Rubber Co
Thomas Parran
Graduate School of Public Health
University of Pittsburgh
William R. White
Baylor University
Waco
Texas
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