Ingrid Bergman Custody Trial Testimony Alleged Slander Plan
Mrs Marta Cohn testified in Los Angeles that Ingrid Bergman’s estranged husband Peter Lindstrom vowed to ruin Bergman’s reputation to bar Pia’s access. The suit seeks summer custody of Pia, Bergman and Lindstrom’s 13 year old daughter. Lindstrom later obtained a divorce and custody.
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Ingrid Bergman
Peter Lindstrom
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Marta Cohn
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Art Cohn
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Paris
Seaway Supporters Plan Fresh Push for Senate Vote
Congressional backers of the St. Lawrence Seaway project schedule a strategy meeting in Sen Green's office as they again seek a Senate showdown after prior stumbles. They remain uncertain on exact steps but aim to pressure a vote today.
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UN Delegation Walks Out Again At Korean Armistice Talks
At Munsan Korea United Nations truce negotiators left the meeting after the senior Red delegate spoke. Maj Gen William Harrison adjourned for three days saying there is no further business today and liaison officers remain available for necessary talks. The Reds laughed and Nam accused the UN of dictating the armistice while Harrison pressed for acceptance of the UN proposal on prisoner exchange. Only 70 000 of 169 000 Allied POWs have expressed willingness to return. Prior to the plenary session Communist liaison officers delivered a note rejecting UN claims that five POW camps were inappropriately marked.
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Radio Schedule Listing For Morning and Afternoon Square
A schedule fragment shows on air times for 9 30 Tommy Dorsey 10 15 Hi Lites in Sports 10 30 Beulah 10 45 Jack Smith 11 00 News 11 05 pane Orchestra 12 00 News with 16 00 Costello and 11 00 11 05 segments describing program names and hosts in a local station lineup.
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Ed Costello
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Doughboys Repel Chinese Assault On Korean Frontline Hill
U N infantry with bayonets hold a T shaped hill near Chorwon as about 750 Chinese troops attack three times in two and a half hours. U N forces counter with tanks fighter bombers and heavy shelling amid a day of heavy fighting across the Western Front near Kumhwa Panmunjom Yonchon and Pyongyang area. Casualty estimates cite 32 Reds killed and 26 wounded in one 41 minute engagement while overall Allied losses rise with shelling and crossings reported.
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Argentina to probe reports of border clashes with Brazil
Buenos Aires pledged to investigate recent border incidents with Brazil after Rio de Janeiro accused Argentine police of killings and kidnappings in Brazilian territory. Argentina blamed “common faults” and aggressive crime suppression, promising to curb officers and maintain cordial relations amid renewed frontier troop reinforcement.
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Taft House Bid by Undertaker Spurs New Haven Push
In New Haven Connecticut neighbors protest an undertaker's plan to buy the former Taft residence now approved by the zoning board of appeals to be used as a funeral home. Taft joined Yale Law School faculty six months after leaving the White House in 1913.
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William Howard Taft
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Yale Law School
White House
Zoning Board of Appeals
Western Europe clears hurdle on joint coal plan
Rome reports the Schuman Plan to pool Western Europe's coal and steel output cleared Italy's Chamber of Deputies by 265 to 98. Only President Einaudi's signature remains as the six nations including France Germany Belgium Luxembourg Netherlands and the Saar await foreign ministers to finalize the pool and move toward a European army treaty.
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Konrad Adenauer
Alcide de Gasperi
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Russia
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U S Welcomes UN Meet To Refute Germ Warfare
The United States welcomes a Security Council session to dismiss Soviet charges that the U N and the U S wage germ warfare in Korea. Ernest A Gross calls the accusations false propaganda and urges ratification of the Geneva Protocol. Western delegates backing the Korean War agree with the American stance.
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Jacob A.malik
Malik
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Frisco Honors 40 Plane Ace Gabreski Parade Reception
San Francisco salutes Col. Francis S. Gabreski the 40 plane ace of two wars with a Market Street parade and a formal reception. The 33 year old fighter pilot served in Korea and World War II, tallying 334 German planes and six Communist jets, arriving after 100 missions in Korea. He greeted his wife and eldest daughter Dionio as they joined him after a flight from Battle Creek Michigan.
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Francis S. Gabreski
Market Street
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It Was a Nice Day for a Sail Then Trouble
In South San Francisco California Ronnie Arellanes eight and Jerry Frayne fourteen ventured from a cement mixing box onto San Francisco Bay. The craft sank and the group faced peril with Ronnie and Jerry reaching a piling then Jerry seeking shore for help. Lifeguards and Coast Guard responders rescued Tyrone Farley thirteen Jim Buckley thirteen Leroy Hooper fourteen and the others. Ronnie received treatment for shock and exposure.
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Jerry Frayne
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William J. Jessen
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Jim Buckley
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Know Your Associate Justice Henry Russell and Alan Fraser
Notable figures Henry Russell of Pecos and Alan Fraser of Alpine serve as Associate Justices. Their roles in the Court of Civil Appeals are highlighted for regional governance and judicial leadership.
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Court of Civil Appeals
Henry Russell
Pecos
the Court of Civil Appeals
Alan R. Fraser Alpine
Skiing in Tucker Ravine on Fourth of July
Joe Dodge of the Appalachian Mountain Club hutmaster predicts deep snow in Tucker Ravine at Pinkham Notch New Hampshire will last into mid summer with possible additional skiing after July 4.
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Tuckerman’s Ravine
Joe ‘Dodge
Appalachian Mountain Club
Bride's bouquet rush sparks town marriage tale at school
In a local tale a wedding rush follows a typist contest at the superintendent of schools office. The recent entrants vie for a cherished typewriter with the last three girls leaving work to wed.
Unusual offer in Lancaster steel contract talks
The Bearings Company of America offered Local 1035 CIO United Steelworkers a 5 percent raise for each dependent child under 17 and a preferential hiring plan for widows of employees who die on the job. The plant has about 350 production workers. The union did not state any response to the proposals.
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Bearings Company of America
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United Steelworkers
Deaths of Two Soviet Generals Shocks Moscow
Moscow reports the deaths of generals Anisim Fyororovich Kiselev and Nikolai Leporsky. Kiselev, 51, died after a long illness following Red Army service since 1920 and leadership roles in military districts and the War Ministry. Leporsky, 76, longtime head of hospital therapy at the Soviet Naval Academy and member of the Academy of Social Sciences, had been ill for some time and studied under Pavlov.
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Anisim Fyororovich Kiselev
Nikolai Leipovsky
Naval Academy
Kiselev
Red Army
Red Star
War Ministry
Leporsky
Texas Accounts for One Third of Nations Polio Cases
Houston June 17 William Lawrence McGill chairman of the State Polio Planning Committee told a Southeastern Conference meeting that Texas has nearly one third of all polio cases in the United States. He spoke at the conference describing the state effort to combat polio and organize resources.
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William ‘Lawrence McGill
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Coun- McGill
Ambulance Driver Loses Fee After Abusive Patient Incident
Partly readable report from Columbia South Carolina describes an ambulance driver who attempted to collect a $2.50 fee for transporting a Negro patient after a car crash. The patient, unconscious, told the driver to go away and leave him alone.
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Mental Ills of Aged Are Called Curable
Dr. Robert C. McMillan of Chicago told the Illinois State Medical Society that most disturbances in old age are neuroses rather than incurable senility. He said many elderly cases can be cured if misadjustment to environment is addressed, while chronic psychoses and physical aging are less remediable. Causes include fear of independence loss identity reversal of attitudes by children and changes in home and friends.
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Chicago
Robert C. McMillan
Illinois State Medical Society
McMillan
Cow in Loft Ruins Wary Farmer Night
Wal ier Pardue blamed pranksters after his cow wandered into the barn loft. Bossy then tripped down the steps and finished the unusual incident with no injuries reported.
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Walier Pardue
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