Sinatra Denies Involvement In Comedy Of Errors Raid
State Senate committee opens testimony on a sensational scandal raid aimed at Marilyn Monroe. Witnesses describe raiders entering the wrong apartment and confusion over Frank Sinatra's possible role. Sheila Stewart Renour testifies Marilyn Monroe hosted her upstairs prior to the raid.
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Los Angeles
State Senate
Marilyn Monroe
Frank Sinatra
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Irwin
Sheila Stewart Renour
Marilyn
Landing Gear Locks Plane Glides Down Safely
Capital Airlines Constellation Flight 930 from Minneapolis to Philadelphia with stops at Detroit and Milwaukee landed safely at Willow Run after a six hour ordeal as a bulky nose wheel locked into place using improvised hydraulic pressure. Captain William Richie led a five man crew aided by engineers to restore the gear while emergency units stood by at multiple airports.
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Milwaukee
Gen. Mitchell Field
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Philadelphia
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Capital
Washington
Lake Erie
Niarchos Buys Art Collection in Divorce Settlement
Moritz Switzerland shipping magnate Stavros Niarchos confirmed he has bought the Edward G. Robinson art collection for three million dollars to satisfy terms of a divorce settlement.
Courtroom Disruption Halts Murder Trial
Dist. Judge Christian D. Stoner halted yesterday's murder trial after ordering silence in the Brighton courtroom. Bailiff instructed workers to pound quietly, provoking Clyde Tanner to joke about bringing a rubber hammer tomorrow.
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Dist
Christian D. Stoner
Clyde Tanner
Lost Flier Rescued After Four Days in Arizona Desolation
Richard Mickey Dunbaden, a 23 year old Bonanza Airlines mechanic and cross country solo student flier from Las Vegas, survived four days in the remote Arizona flatlands after an emergency crash land near Tuweep. He drank muddy water to stay alive and described his fear of running out of fuel before a search plane spotted him on a ledge and he was rescued on Wednesday.
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Richard
Mickey) Dunbaden
Arizona
Bonanza Airlines
St. George
Utah
Tuweep
Ariz
Grand Canyon
Dunbaden
Hartford Pair Held in Six Execution Style Killings
State Police said two ex-convicts, including Lanternjaweé Joseph L. Taborsky and Arthur Culombe, were jailed on charges tied to six killings since December 15. One suspect confessed. police recovered eight guns. Victims were shot in the head in most cases, with kneeling executions in two holdups.
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Conn
Joseph L. Taborsky
State
John C. Kelly
Kelly
Taborsky
Arthur Culombe
Brooklyn
Albert
Albert Taborsky
Edward Kurpewski
Daniel J. Janowski
New Britain
Samuel
East Hartford
Bernard J. Speyer
Meriden
North Haven
John Rosenthal
Old Friends Again Mollet Repairs U S Relations
President Eisenhower and French Premier Guy Mollet issued a joint statement reaffirming a path to Middle East peace by peaceful means and upholding UN principles for free, nondiscriminatory transit through the Suez Canal. They noted old friendship and the aim to repair Franco American ties.
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Eisenhower
Guy Mollet
Middle East
Mollet
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Gaza Strip
Gulf of Aqaba
Israel
Molfet
United Nations Security Council
Egypt
Nu to Resume Burma Premiership at 11:15 A.M.
Burma reports that U Nu will resume the premiership at 11:15 in Rangoon after consultations with astrol ogers. Nu, 49, resigned as premier in January to reorganize his social and political plans.
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Burma
U Nu
Tat Jan
Golf course sign prompts players to wait before collecting balls
A humorous notice near the fifth hole at the new Municipal Golf Course advises players to refrain from picking up lost golf balls until they have stopped rolling.
Weather Outlook Warm Up In Miami Valley
The forecast calls for partly cloudy and warmer conditions today with a high near 40 and a low around 3 degrees. Friday should be mostly cloudy and warmer with a high about 45. Middletown reported a high of 34 yesterday and a low of 23 this morning.
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Middletown
Mornio
Flood Strikes Wilson Creek Leaving Town Stranded
In Wilson Creek Washington 275 residents are marooned as Crab Creek floods from snowmelt. An Air Force helicopter dropped food and blankets to 100 evacuees sheltering in the high school and Presbyterian church. Roads are cut, with search efforts under way for new high routes while remaining residents may seek higher ground.
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Willson Creek
Air Force
Spokane
Oregon-Ihain
Withdrawal Of Troops Denied In Israeli Gaza Talk
A government official in Jerusalem denies reports that Israel will withdraw troops from the Gaza Strip and Gulf of Aqaba within 48 hours. He cautions against over-optimism about U S Israel talks, as Washington pressures immediate Gaza withdrawal while Israel seeks security guarantees. Prime Minister Ben Gurion and Foreign Minister Meir hold ongoing discussions with Ambassador Abba Eban. Secretary Dulles pushes a deal covering both areas.
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Army Shows Nike Hercules Missile at Washington Site
The Army released a photo of its Nike Hercules anti aircraft missile in Washington. It is a larger faster longer ranged version of the Nike Ajax and was made at White Sands New Mexico proving grounds in January. The Army said Hercules will be ready for use in the near future.
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White Sands
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Mississippi Negroes confront voter suppression in testimony
Gus Courts, a Mississippi born Black man living in Chicago, testified before a Senate subcommittee that Negroes in Mississippi face intimidation, violence, and fraud to vote. He said he was shot in Belzoni on Nov 15 1955 after aiding voter registration efforts.
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Gus Courts
Chicago
Mississippi
Belzoni, Miss
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The
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
Senate
William Holmes Borders
Atlanta
House
Eisenhower
Israel Ready to Start Withdrawals From Gaza and Gulf Areas
Israel reported ready to begin withdrawing troops from the Gaza Strip and Sharm El Sheikh area under a U S France backed formula. The plan keeps UNEF troops in place and allows U N to interpret the Feb 2 resolutions while allowing Israel passage through the Gulf of Aqaba. Dag Hammarskjold urged strict compliance with the Gaza truce and Egypt administrator designations.
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Middle East
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France
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Soan
U.N
Gaza Strip
Sharm el Sheikh
Gulf of Aqaba
Anne Eal Wil Po
UNEF
U. S
Gaza
Egypt
Dag Ham
Abba Eban
Golda Meir
Dulles
Christian Pineau
Eban
Rock Movie Leads to $40,000 Suit in Philadelphia
Joseph G. DAngelo and Katherine F. DAngelo sue Stanley Warner Management Corp in U.S. District Court claiming their 14 year old son was beaten by teens at a rock n roll film showing. They allege negligence for displaying movies that aroused violence and endangered patrons during the December 9 incident at the ee Theater.
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Joseph G
Katherine F. D'Angelo
Joseph
Stanley Warner Management Corp
U.S
Egypt cool to accord over Gaza and UNEF role
Egypts UN ambassador rejected assurances of a plan to replace Israeli troops with UNEF in the Gaza Strip and Gulf of Aqaba areas. Washington reports say the arrangement would let UNEF stay until the Egypt Israel dispute quiets, with Hammarskjold latitude in interpretation and Egypt’s consent needed for any long term stay.
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Aqaba
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Assembly
Government targets Peron followers in regional crackdown
Buenos Aires sources say Argentina will urge neighbors to restrain Peronista supporters after the government said it thwarted a Peronista plot to invade the country in what was described as an uprising.
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Argentina
Juan Peron
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