Hammarskjold Questions Egypt Israel Palestine Tensions
UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold questioned Egypt's compliance with the Palestine armistice and noted serious departures by both sides. He withheld assurances from Israel about Egyptian peace commands until he obtains similar from Israeli authorities. Diplomats consider moving Security Council talks to Rome as Hammarskjold prepares to report by May 4.
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United Nations
N.Y
Dag Hammarskjold
Israel
Egypt
Palestine
Cairo
David Ben Gurion
Peru
Andres Belaunde
Council
New York
Hammarskjold
TV offer to Stevenson Kefauver eyes California primary
In Tampa Bay KNXT offered a full hour of viewing time for Stevenson and Kefauver to debate ahead of the June 5 California primary. The rivals traded salvos over special interests and U.S. policy, with Kefauver demanding Benson’s resignation if Eisenhower signs the farm bill.
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GET TV
Hollywood
KNXT
Adlai Stevenson
Sen
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Sam Zelman
California
Tampa, Fla
INS
Eisenhower
Tampa Bay
Stevenson
City Bar
Kefauver
Americas
Dulles
Ezra Taft Benson
Tampa-St. Petersburg
Gruenther Possible Nominee
Rep. Thurmond Chatham says General Alfred Gruenther could be a Democratic presidential nominee. He notes favorable reactions after Gruenther appeared before the Foreign Affairs Committee and mentions the White House cited personal reasons for retirement.
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Winston-Salem
N.C
Thurmond D. Chatham
Alfred Gruenther
Chatham
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Gruenther
NATO
White House
Paris
Insurance Studied for Slaying Clue
Detectives examined a life insurance policy and blood stains as they seek a clue to the gang style slaying of Elmer Perry, a 61 year old gambler and promoter in Los Angeles. Lt. E W Smith of the Wilshire Division said Perry carried about $25 000 in coverage and investigators want to learn who was named beneficiary.
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Los Angeles
Elmer Perry
E. W. Smith
Wilshire Division
Perry
USC Dean Ill in Hospital Here
Dr. Harry J. Deuel Jr aged 58 dean of USC graduate school is seriously ill at Huntington Memorial Hospital He lives at 365 West Bellevue and was admitted last Monday Deuel joined USC faculty in 1929 and became a nationally recognized biochemist.
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Harry J. Deuel, Jr
University of Southern California Graduate School
Huntington Memorial Hospital
Deuel
W. Bellevue
USC
Auto Thief Foiled by Pop Bottle Alarm on Taraval Street
In San Francisco an improvised alarm using pop bottles woke 12:30 a.m. and sent a thief fleeing after smashing a car. The thief, about 18 to 20, fired three shots at pursuer Ernst Meyer who was struck in the calf. Police recovered broken glasses near the alley. Leo Cronin, 26, noted the car had about 60 miles on its speedometer.
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San Francisco
Taraval St
Leo Cronin
Cronin
Ernst Meyer
Meyer
Nat King Cole in Raleigh Seated Crowd and Attack Incident
Nat King Cole performed before 3,700 in Raleigh amid a Birmingham assault on his night, four police kept watch. He was knocked down by white assailants but resumed the show and planned to continue the tour to Norfolk. He travels to Chicago for rest and medical check, says he wants to forget the incident and avoids joining the civil rights crusade, insisting he is an entertainer.
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Raleigh
N. C
Nat (King) Cole
Birmingham
Ala
Cole
Chicago
Norfolk
Roy Wilkins
The
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Weather outlook with showers and clearing skies
Partly cloudy today with scattered showers near the mountains. Mostly clear Sunday with slightly warmer afternoon and windy intervals. Sunrise and sunset times noted. tides list low and high values with approximate times provided.
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Tomor
Where To Find TV Radio and Theaters in Classifieds
Scrambled OCR text lists sections such as TV RADIO THEATERS and other features. It mentions Vital Statistics Where To Dine World News and World sections with page numbers and scattered labels.
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Iserdaccres
Rovonsco
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World News
Storm runs through Southland with heavy snow and rain
Two day storm dumps over two inches of rain and up to 40 inches of snow in spots across Southern California. Forecasters warn of intermittent showers today with clearing skies tomorrow as highways remain dangerous and outdoor events are delayed. Mountain areas report excellent skiing as smog clears and coastal winds ease. Public notice: no official warnings issued.
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Southland
California
Los Angeles Weather Bureau
Kratka Ridge
Mount Waterman
Pasadena
Los Angeles
Angeles Crest Highway
la Canada
Palmdale
APCC
Socialite Evelyn Throsby Scott Missing. Sawtelle Grave Search Planned
Detectives plan to inspect graves at Sawtelle National Cemetery near the Scott home in search of Evelyn Throsby Scott. Federal permission pending while investigators pursue clues. L Ewing Scott’s attorney says he will not attend police questioning as Scott reportedly secured a 90 day South American cruise passport.
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Los Angeles
Sawtelle National Cemetery
Evelyn Throsby Scott
Fed
Eral
Scott
Veterans’ Cemetery
L. Ewing Scott
William Parker
Mystery Joyita Yachting Disaster Blamed on Pipe Leak
A New Zealand government commission told Parliament that the Joyita disaster stemmed from a corroded one inch galvanized iron pipe that leaked water aboard the yacht. The vessel later drifted with 25 missing passengers and crew believed to have abandoned ship.
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Auckland
New Zealand
Fiji Islands
House of Representatives
Famed Comic Seeks to Quell Tax Claim
Harold C. Lloyd asks the U S Tax Court to defeat the IRS claim that he owes 76965 in additional income taxes for 1952 and 1953. He contends 34300 received in 1952 and 77504 in 1953 from Harold Lloyd Corp Beverly Hills were repayments of loans, not dividends.
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Washington
Harold C. Lloyd
U.S
Internal Revenue Service
Lloyd
Internal Revenue
Harold Lloyd Corp
Beverly Hills
Calif
Nixon Dedicates Mental Hospital At St Elizabeth's
Vice President Nixon spoke at the dedication of the Dorothea Lynde Dix Pavilion at St. Elizabeth's Hospital in Washington. He warned that one in ten babies will need mental hospital care unless drastic steps are taken. The $6 million pavilion aims for a home like atmosphere and advances in treatment.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Dorothea Lynde Dix
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Lamed Boy Sues Over Polio Vaccine Injury
Lawrence Philip Vicker, a paralyzed 7 year old from San Diego, sues Cutter Laboratories for 350000 alleging negligence in polio vaccine production. The suit, filed by his father Max Vicker, claims the boy received a Salk vaccine dose last spring and became paralyzed five days later, now wearing braces.
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San Diego
INS
Cutter Laboratories
Lawrence Philip Vicker
Max Vicker
Lawrence
Californians Convicted of Drunk Driving Near 40000
The State Department of Motor Vehicles announced that nearly 40,000 Californians were convicted of drunk driving in 1955. The report highlights the scope of alcohol related offenses across the state.
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Sacramento
Tornado Hits Chula Vista Unroofing Homes and Damaging School
Residents investigated a wind tornados incident in Chula Vista as roofs were ripped from eight and five homes and a kindergarten, 300 windows broken, and several injuries reported. The twister moved from South San Diego Bay toward Vista Square School, unroofing the classroom and scattering debris.
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Wire Services
Chula Vista
San Diego Bay
William Berry
Texas
Julio Furtado
Yolanda Aranda
Vista Square School
Grace Kelly Citizenship Risk Questioned Before Monaco Marriage
A congressional expert warned Grace Kelly could lose American citizenship when she becomes Princess of Monaco unless she acts carefully. He cited two legal traps: allegiance to a foreign power and serving in a foreign government.
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Washington
Grace Kelly
Monaco
Francis E. Walter
House Immigration and Naturalization Subcommittee
Miss Kelly
Prince Rainier UT
Walter
Kelly
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