Actress Sarah Churchill Faces Public Indecency Charge
Los Angeles AP reports actress Sarah Churchill daughter of Sir Winston Churchill is to be arraigned in Malibu Beach Justice Court on a banc in public view charge. Deputies describe her resisting arrest and causing property damage at her Malibu home after uttering profane language to several people including a phone company employee. She posted a $50 bond, claiming officers pinned her and slapped her while she tried to protect herself.
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Judge Hands 10 Day Sentence To Amateur Actor
Detroit 34 year old Marc A. Brousseau received a 10 day term from Traffic Judge John D. Watts for driving without a license. The defendant reminded the judge he had played a defendant on a TV show Watts starred in, but the judge affirmed the real sentence.
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Cold Front Forecast Brings Rain And Cooler Temps
The Miami Valley faces a high pressure system from Canada bringing rain and lower temperatures. Today’s forecast calls for mostly cloudy mild weather with a high near 45. Tonight will be partly cloudy and colder with a low around 30. Wednesday will be cloudy and cooler with possible rain by afternoon or evening and a high near 38. Middletown reported a high of 53 yesterday at 3 p.m. and a low of 37 this morning at 6 a.m. Rainfall last night measured 0.49 inches.
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Bus Skids Into Bridge on I-76 in Bedford County Wreck
A Continental Trailways bus carrying 18 passengers slid on ice on the Pennsylvania Turnpike near Bedford and struck a bridge abutment. A 13-foot section of the front was severed. two passengers in the detached portion were killed. The driver and 15 others were injured and 16 were treated at Bedford County Memorial Hospital. nine released within hours. The front section slid another 150 feet before stopping. The crash occurred about 100 miles east of Pittsburgh.
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Feared He Might Be Shot Hot Gunmen Surrender After Police Shooting
Starcevic and LaPapa surrendered after the Monday night shooting of Officer John Quirk on Chicago’s near North Side. Quirk died after a car chase and gunfight. Miss Caroline Smith identified LaPapa as a participant. Starcevic said he fired into the air. LaPapa denied firing. Both men, 23, face multiple robbery charges and were linked to a Tavern rowdy gang.
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Congress Faces Diehard Budget Clash Over Defense Needs
Washington lawmakers weigh President Eisenhower's 73.9 billion dollar budget with a 39.8 billion defense outlay and a looming deficit risk. The defense panel opens Jan 27 to study missiles and future weapons while calls grow to raise revenues and trim nondefense spending.
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Reds Seek Oil In Afghanistan
The Soviet Union will explore for oil in northern Afghanistan. Afghanistan’s embassy said the Ministry of Mines and Industries signed an oil exploration agreement with the Soviet Techno Export Organization on January 7, with details not disclosed.
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Soviet Techno Export Organization
Auto giants blast Reuther profit sharing plan
Ford and GM leaders denounce Walter Reuther proposed profit sharing as unrealistic and anti free enterprise. Chrysler president calls it inflationary while UAW critics warn of internal opposition over a shift from a shorter work week. Reuther argues the plan boosts purchasing power for about 800,000 autoworkers.
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Khrushchev Rests Away From Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev is away from Moscow for a rest, according to the Foreign Ministry. A spokesman said the Communist party chief expects to return shortly and has not attended diplomatic receptions in Moscow for ten days.
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Scientists Seek Global Ban on Nuclear Bomb Tests
More than 9,000 scientists from 44 nations petitioned the United Nations to pursue an international agreement to halt nuclear bomb tests. The appeal warned that each test harms human health worldwide and could increase defective births in future generations.
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Pasadena
Eisenhower seeks 5 billion debt limit boost to 280 billion
The Eisenhower administration urged Congress to raise the national debt ceiling from 275 billion to 280 billion, with Secretary Robert Anderson circulating draft legislation for temporary increase until June 30, 1959. The move follows rising defense spending and delays in revenue, and cites a need for flexibility in debt management amid high outlays.
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Navy Plane Crashes At Patuxent Die Nine Fliers
A four engine Navy transport plane crashed during instrument landings at Patuxent Naval Air Station. All crewmen aboard were killed. The wreckage ended in a wooded area near housing for enlisted personnel, after shearing treetops and stopping in a fire lane. Identification of the dead was withheld pending next of kin notification.
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Patuxent Naval Air Station
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When ten cents seemed big money in childhood
A nostalgic note recalls childhood values as ten cents felt substantial while today dimes seem small by comparison. The reflection contrasts past spending power with present prices, hinting at broader inflation and shifting perceptions of value.
Venezuela unrest deepens as Perez Jimenez reshuffles cabinet
President Marcos Perez Jimenez overhauled the cabinet for the second time in four days amid street violence and civil liberties demands. Police and troops dispersed antigovernment students in Caracas while the palace perimeter bristled with tanks and armed guards.
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Romulo Fernandez
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Luis Felipe Llovera Paez
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Tachira
Nestor Prate
Humberto Fernandez Moran
Neurological and Brain Research Institute
Fernandez
Dominican Republic
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Colombia
Death by self in car crash shocks Santa Clara
In San Jose a 1 year old high school honor student Constance Chase died when her car struck a pepper tree on Los Gatos road. Police ruled it a death by own action amid speculation about James Dean influence. Constance was daughter of M L Chase a Santa Clara contractor who disputed the verdict.
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U S Names Wallace Brode Science Adviser at State
Washington selects 57 year old chemist Wallace R. Brode of Ohio State University as the new science adviser in the State Department. He begins a $16 000 a year post and will organize a staff and send several science attaches abroad to bolster the U S effort against Soviet science.
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