Warren Named Chief Justice of United States
President Eisenhower named Gov. Earl Warren of California to be Chief Justice, a recess appointment awaiting Senate confirmation. Warren, 62, is a Republican and longtime prosecutor who has never served as a judge, but led Alameda County and served as California attorney general. He champions reform and moderate Republicanism.
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Thomas E. Dewey
New York
U S to Hike French Aid in Indochina
The United States and France will increase aid to Indochina by 385 million dollars over 15 months to bolster anti Communist campaigns. The plan calls for expanding native Cambodian Lao and Vietnamese forces and temporarily boosting French military strength to ensure success of current plans.
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Everybody Calls California's New Governor Goodie
Morri Landsberg reports California will see Goodwin J. Knight become governor, succeeding Karl Warren, while Harold J. Powers becomes lieutenant governor. Knight, a 56 year old lawyer and former Los Angeles judge, is described as friendly and talkative, with Warren at odds previously. Powers, 53, a northeastern California rancher and senator, is noted as a longtime Warren supporter. Knight will assume a $25,000 annual salary and over 200 cabinet appointments, with his wife having died in Los Angeles last year.
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California
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Warren
Harold J. Powers
Eagleville
State Senate
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Provo
Utah
Los Angeles
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Merriam
Piccards Set Record in 10 334 Ft Plunge
OFF PONZA ISLAND Italy August Piccard dived a 52 by 13 foot diving box named Trieste to a depth of 10 334 feet in the Tyrrhenian Sea. His son Jacques accompanied him as two electric motors steered the craft for two hours 12 minutes underwater. The dive surpassed the prior record of 5085 feet off Toulon and was conducted with Italian navy support and two corvettes nearby.
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University of Minnesota
Russians Warn United Nations Over Korea Conference
Russia told the United Nations there is no chance the proposed Korea conference will occur unless allies lift the ban on neutrals. Henry Cabot Lodge Jr dismissed the move as a maneuver and said inviting neutrals had been debated and rejected. Vishinsky pressed for an immediate debate on inviting India and other neutrals, arguing against allowing neutrals and Russia to sit as a neutral.
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U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
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India
Andrei ¥. Vishinsky
Soviet Union
Vishinsky
China
North Korea
Yankees Win Opener in Wide Hitting World Series Clash
New York Yankees defeat Brooklyn Dodgers 9 to 5 in game one at Yankee Stadium. Joe Collins key two-run hit, Berra homers, and a flurry of extra-base hits fuels the victory as over 70,000 fans watch.
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Horse Kills Widow of Gen Patton in Mass
Mrs Beatrice Ayer Patton widow of Gen George Patton is killed after being thrown from a saddle horse during a drag hunt at the Myopia Hunt Club estate in Hamilton Massachusetts. Her death follows two recent family tragedies including Gen Patton’s death in Europe and a niece’s fatal horse fall in 1951.
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Steward
Charles Ayer
Weather outlook shows fog and clouds then sun through Thursday
Late night and early morning fog and low cloud cover expected with hazy afternoon sunshine continuing into Thursday. Temperatures will change little with minimal variation.
Teens on Paramount High campus elude deputies after menacing students
A carload of six youths wearing Jokers gang jackets pulled onto Paramount High School grounds before classes. They insulted students and displayed a revolver. the group fled as deputies arrived. In Bellflower Paramount area, Judge Roberta Butzbach sentenced 18 year old Terry Turner to county jail for rioting linked to gang violence and denied bail for Richard Dominguez in the murder case of James Kuiphof, a 16 year old slain during turf conflict. Dominguez admitted firing the fatal shot.
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Roberta Butzbach
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Santa Ana Ave
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Butzbach
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Minnesota Ave
Paramount
Bellflower Court
James Kuiphof
Garfield Ave
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Dominiguez
Patient in Vienna Hospital Detonates Bomb
In Vienna a patient at Allgemeine Krankenhaus exploded a home-made bomb after a bill dispute. He and a hospital official were killed and eight others injured. The patient was 31 year old Erich Stoeffler. The blast heavily damaged the main administrative building.
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Long-Distance Phone Rate Hike Authorized
The Federal Communications Commission today authorized an eight percent increase in interstate distance telephone rates. The change takes effect at midnight tonight.
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Federal Communications Commission
Briton Hurls Bebop Jibe At Vishinsky At U N
Britain's minister Selwyn Lloyd dropped from formal English to bebop slang to mock Andrei Vishinsky’s tirade against U N Korean peace talks. He urged, if possible, to see how translators render that remark.
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Negro Takes Oath for Treasury Job
Louis B. Toomer of Savannah Georgia takes the oath as register of the treasury in a White House ceremony attended by friends. The Georgian, sworn by Albert P. Tuttle, will oversee cancellation of registered government securities excluding savings bonds and will lead an organization of about 500. Starting salary is 9600 dollars annually with potential to 10600 dollars.
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Newspaper Page Index Section With Multiple Topics
A line listing section names and page references for various content areas in a newspaper. It enumerates sections such as Beach Combing, Billy Rose, Boyle, Bridge, Classifieds, Comics, Crossword, Editorial, Financial, Obituaries, Radio and TV, Shipping Table, Sports, Theaters, Tides Temperatures, Women, and Your World with corresponding page identifiers.
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Billy Rose
Boyle
Eisenhower denies breaking any pact in Durkin dispute
President Eisenhower, angered at questions over a Durkin cabinet resignation, declared he has never knowingly broken an agreement with any associate and offered to hear evidence if present. He said no formal agreement had been reached regarding changes to the Taft Hartley act and defended his handling of the Durkin affair amid AFL proceedings.
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Eisenhower
Martin Durkin
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AFL Plumbers Union
White House
Senate Labor
Eisenhower rules out retail sales tax plan
President Eisenhower said his administration has no intention of proposing a retail sales tax though a manufacturers’ excise tax remains possible. He noted income tax cuts will proceed and that the Treasury study favors leaving taxation to state and local governments. He also discussed debt limits, Russia’s hydrogen bomb progress, Cardinal Wyszynski’s removal in Poland, and openness to international conferences to ease world tension.
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