Warren Getting Nod for Court Pick Unfolds Abroad
In Sacramento Earl Warren refused to comment on reports he would be named Chief Justice of the United States Supreme Court. Warren said his future plans were settled weeks ago and would be disclosed when appropriate, while Eisenhower prepared a post-summer news conference to discuss the Court vacancy and racial segregation cases pending before the high tribunal.
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Herbert Brownell Sr
Sacramento
Brownell
Eisenhower
Warren
California
Alameda County
Thomas Dewey
Supreme Court
Colorado
Earl Warren
United States Supreme Court
Kentucky's Worst Air Crash Toll 23
Louisville report on Kentucky's deadliest aviation disaster, with 23 dead including Stewardess Dorothy Jean Bush, 32, of San Antonio. The C-46 chartered by the Army crashed at Standiford Field while transferring Puerto Rican soldiers from Camp Kilmer to Fort Knox. Pilot and co pilot died, 18 passengers critically injured, and military personnel records unclear.
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Kentucky
Dorothy Jean Bush
San Antonio
Louisvile
Standiford Field
Camp Kilmorn NM
Fort Knox
American Airlines
Trammel V
Miss Bush
Resort Airlines
Miami
Fla
Wharton Molter
John Dewitt Picker
Texas
Camp Kilmer
Horea
Shorter Body Near By Hint Deepens Mystery
Leavy notes the missing person may be buried somewhere and the investigation continues. The Pacific Coast Highway bridge near the slough has no lighting and allows cars to pull close to a steep bank with deep water beneath, hindering retrieval. Questioning of Santo and Perkins resumes today in the Shorter mystery.
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Leavy
Pacific Coast Hwy
Santo
Perkins
Jet instructor dies in crash near Las Vegas
An Air Force pilot was killed when his F-86 Sabre jet crashed 66 miles northwest of Las Vegas. Capt. Richard Baker Moyle, 34, of Oakland California, an instructor at Wellis Air Force Base, died in the incident on Monday.
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Here
Richard, Baker Moyle
Oakland
Disputes Delay Red Repatriation Plans Amid Commission Talks
The weathered commission failed to meet a Thursday deadline for remodeling plans related to Red and Allied POW repatriations. A Tuesday night session weighed snarls delaying 22,600 POWs and 300 Allied personnel as officials planned a Wednesday press conference later canceled without explanation. A spokesman said regulations would be announced but gave no date and denied propaganda accusations. Meanwhile, three more Red soldiers and one Chinese who reversed repatriation choices were sent back, raising totals since Operation Big Switch.
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Ration Commission
Reds
Senator McCarthy Wedding Draws National Guests
The capital ceremony for Senator McCarthy and Miss Kerr drew a long guest list of 200 from Wisconsin, with Vice President Nixon, cabinet members, and White House aides among attendees. Jack Dempsey attended. President Eisenhower sent regrets. The bride wore candlelight satin and Chantilly lace, with a white orchid bouquet.
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Jeanie
Wisconsin
Nixon
Congress
Jack Dempsey
Pnetime
Sherman Adams
Wilton Persons
Jack Martin
White House
Ape Hower
Miss Kerr
Washington, D. C
Elizabeth Kerr
George Washington
Northwestern
William Kerr
Ters McCarthy
Senate
Jtee
Elizabeth F. Kerr
Roman Kornely
Appleton
Wis
Dad Waits Contact in Heir's Kidnaping
Police and FBI details piece together a kidnapping in which Bobby Greenlease was taken by a woman posing as his aunt. A taxi driver reported Bobby asked for ice cream after the kidnapper claimed the boy’s mother had a heart condition. The Greenlease family home remained quiet with authorities cautious, while investigators pursued leads and questioned the woman’s motives and identity.
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Greenlease
Bobby
Greensleases
Walter Creech
Creech
Kansas
Knife Forces Sailor to Pay Ride Fare in LA
Police say a 27 year old U S Navy enlisted man was robbed at knifepoint by two men and two women who charged him eight dollars for a ride from downtown Los Angeles. The incident occurred near O’Glacrell and Ancon Streets as he was driven away.
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Sailor
SAN Fedro
Los Angeles
Paul
Storm
U. S. Navy
O'lacrell and
Ancon Sts
Egypt accuses Israel of attack on border village Auqa
Cairo reports Egypt accuses Israel of attacking and occupying the small village at Auqa in the demilitarized zone between the Egyptian and Negev frontiers. Maj. Salah Salem says Israel must halt fortifications and withdraw, warning of Egypt's planned course of action.
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Cairo
Egypt
Israel
Auqa
Negev
Salah Salem
Earthquake rattles Pacific settlements near New Zealand
A brief tremor centered about 300 miles east of Gisborne, New Zealand, shook buildings and broke windows in South Pacific towns. Two people were killed or injured as authorities reported the two minute quake causing damage across the island commonwealth cities.
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Auckland
New Zealand
South Pacific
Commonwealth
Gisborne
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