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Pasadena Star News

Location

Pasadena, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1956

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Fighter in Sky Palmdale unveils fastest jet craft

The Lockheed F104A Starfighter wowed a huge audience in Palmdale with two models flown, the XF104 and F104A, as Gen. Nathan F. Twining praised the jet as the fastest and highest flying. Speeds were not disclosed but pilots indicated exceptional performance during the Hollywood style unveiling. Robert E. Gross, Lockheed president, commented on the display.

Nathan F. Twining Air Force Herman R Fish) Salmon Robert E. Gross Lockheed Aircraft Corp

Two Valley Teens Die in High Speed Pursuit Crash

Two 16 year olds, Charles E Gray and Darlene Mae Whitaker, died after their car crashed into a power pole during a 95 mile an hour chase through Rosemead South San Gabriel and Alhambra. The pursuit began east of Temple City Boulevard on Valley Boulevard when CHP officers spotted the car with undimmed lights. Alhambra police cruisers joined the chase as the speeding vehicle zig zagged through the valley. The crash occurred near Lillyvale Avenue with four hours later at General Hospital.

Rosemead South San Gabriel Alhambra Charles E. Gray Magnolia el Monte Darlene Mae Whittaker N. Rowland General Hospital Temple City Blvd Valley Blvd California Highway Patrol Elwyn Richter Thrule Balm CHP Valley Lillyvale Ave The Los

Armed Car Thief Suspect Nabbed in Compton

Compton report says armed car thief and ex convict Jerry Millman 20 of South Gate was captured by Lynwood police after a high speed chase down Long Beach Boulevard. Officers fired at his car causing a collision. Millman fled to a filling station brandishing a gun and fired into the ground before surrendering.

Compton CNS Jerry Millman Missouri South Gate Lynwood Long Beach Blvd Millman Rosecrans Ave

Paris Secretary Denies Heiress Divorce Report

Barbara Huron’s secretary called the Mexico report identifying the American heiress and Baron Gottfried von Tramm as divorced as absolutely false.

Paris Barbara Huron Mexico Baron Gottfried von Tramm

Baseball Today: American League and National League results

Summary of MLB games with scores including New York vs Washington and Cleveland vs Chicago in the American League, plus Pittsburgh, New York, Philadelphia, Brooklyn, Cincinnati, Milwaukee results in the National League. Notable pitchers listed include Larsen, Berra, Pascual, Chakales, Clevenger, Berberet, Lemon, Hogan, Pierce, Lollar, Wight, Brown, Dorish, Birrer, Smith, Sullivan, White, Friend, Kravitz, Antonelli, Westrum, Roberts, Seminick, Newcombe, Roebuck, Hughes, Sabine, Campanella, Mizell, Sarni, Nuxall, Burgess, Rush, Landrith, Burdette.

New York Washington Larsen and Berra Pascual Chakales Clevenger Berberet Cleveland Keliner Gorman Ginsberg Astroth Lary House Baltimore Boston Wight Brown Dorish Birrer Smith, Sullivan and White Pittsburgh Friend Kravitz Antonelli Westrum Philadelphia Brooklyn Cees Ween Roberts Seminick Newcombe Roebuck Hughes Sabine Campanella RAMS Cimeinmati Mizell Sarni Nuxall and Burgess Biilwaukee Landrith Burdette and Dail

County Tax Bill Boost Looms for Los Angeles Area

County Assessor John R. Quinn announced a 1956-57 land value rise averaging 30 percent. Most homeowners would face a $10 to $25 increase, with some parcels rising 10 to 70 percent unless already raised last year.

Los Angeles CNL John R. Quinn Quinn

Grace Kelly marries Prince Rainier in Monaco gifts flood in

The Riviera celebrates Grace Kelly's civil ceremony with Prince Rainier III as hundreds of gifts pour in. Valued at least 300000 so far, including 150000 in Monaco citizens jewelry and a 40000 diamond ruby piece. Gifts arrive from European royalty, 25 governments, and many friends.

Monte Carlo Grace Kelly Prince Rainier The Riviera Monaco Rainier III Aristotle Onassis Europe

Eisenhower Seeks Soil Bank Veto Support in Congress

Republican leaders assure President the farm bill veto will stand and expect a large vote for a soil bank bill, contingent on floor access. Hagerty says Ike is pleased and has received broad mail backing while Democrats privately doubt a two thirds override tomorrow. The plan would authorize the 1.2 billion soil bank program to remove croplands from cultivation.

Washington Eisenhower Congress White House James C. Hagerty Mr. Eisenhower

CBS offers free radio time for Democratic reply to Eisenhower speech

The Columbia Broadcasting System said it would provide the Democratic National Committee free radio time to answer President Eisenhower’s farm veto speech. The Democratic reply is set for Monday at 7 p.m. Pacific time following the TV address. Eisenhower proposed government payments up to 50 percent to participating farmers as early as July 1 to inject about 900 million dollars into the agricultural economy this crop year, countering Democratic charges that the soil bank is a long-term plan with limited immediate aid.

New York Columbia Broadcasting System Democratic National Committee Eisenhower Die-Tv Soil Bank

Britain to Launch State Lottery Savings Bonds

Britain plans a government sweepstakes with top prizes to £1000 for buyers of premium bonds. Chancellor Harold Macmillan announced the save more budget, stating there will be no losers in drawings conducted for one pound savings bonds. The scheme would start immediately but require Parliament approval and may not sell bonds until early next year.

London Britain Today Harold Macmillan House of Commons

Dulles Seeks Soviet Help for Middle East Peace Efforts

Secretary of State Dulles said the United States would welcome Soviet support for United Nations efforts to prevent war and establish peace in the Middle East during a news conference.

Dulles United States United Nations Middle East

Gunman Robs Altadena Market at Foot Hill Center

A dark haired gunman with a split lip robbed the Foot Hill Shopping Center market in Altadena of 45 dollars at 1 30 p m. The suspect waved a pistol at a clerk and demanded receipts then fled west on Washington. He is about 5 foot 10, 170 pounds, wearing blue pants and a checkered shirt.

Altadena Foothill Washington

L A City Father to Be a Mother

Los Angeles Councilwoman Rosalind Wyman announced expectant motherhood due in November and plans to continue work and seek reelection. Councilman Don Allen quipped this marks a historic city father becoming a mother.

L.A Los Angeles CNS Angeles Rosalind Wyman Don A. Allen

Evict L A Skid Row Squatters in Los Angeles

At the request of the City Health department, 20 policemen evicted squatters from 15 condemned structures in Los Angeles. Seven east side buildings were in Towne Avenue blocks 700 and 500, Crocker Street 500, and Stanford Avenue 500. Police cited fire and health hazards from skid row occupancy.

LOS Angeles CNS City Health Department Towne Ave Crocker St Stanford Ave Skid Row

Attachment on Scott Bank Box Shocks Beverly Hills

A writ of attachment was placed on L Ewing Scott secret safety deposit at Security First National Bank in Beverly Hills. The action follows Scott obtaining the box under an alias three months after his wife Evelyn Throsby Scott vanished. Authorities have 10 days to learn contents as district attorney awaits Scott’s compliance with a request to open the box with attorneys present.

Los Angeles CNS Sheriff's Office L. Ewing Scott Beverly Hills Evelyn Throsby Scott Joe Brady Sheriff's Civil Department Wolfer Printing Co Scott Brady Security First National Bank Wilshire Blvd

Voting Light in New Jersey Primary

Light early voting reported across counties in New Jersey as Estes Kefauver contends with the Democratic state organization. The nationwide story notes the single recurring detail of low turnout as polls opened.

New Jersey Newark N. J Estes Kefauver

Tragic_MULTIPLE_LINE: Kills Wife and Self in San Diego

A wife, Mrs. Mary Jo La Rue, 35, was fatally shot by her estranged husband, Le Roy La Rue, 39, a plumber's helper, who then killed himself with a bullet to the heart. The pair had been married 18 years and Mary Jo had filed for divorce on April 2.

San Diego Mary Jo la Rue le Roy la Rue

Ex spy details Reds using art for control in Hollywood

Nikolaï Khokhlov, 34, former Soviet spy and actor, testifies before a House Un American Activities subcommittee in Los Angeles. He describes how the Communist party supposedly uses art to influence citizens. Hearing pauses as members return to Washington for a vote. LA hearings resume Thursday.

Los Angeles CNS House Committee On Un-American Activities Nikolais Khokhlov Federal Communist Party Khokhlov Okolovich Frankfurt Germany Morgan M. Moulder Missouri Subcommittee Washington

Radford Warns Allies Lose Resolve Amid Soviet Olive Branch Tactics

Admiral Arthur W. Radford, chair of the Joint Chiefs, told the House Foreign Affairs Committee that U S allies show doubt and confusion due to Russia's new olive branch tactics and a less dynamic U S foreign aid program. He warned Soviet aims remain world domination and urged passage of the foreign aid bill.

Washington Adm Arthur W. Radford Joint Chiefs of Staff U. S House Foreign Affairs Committee Russia

Soviet Offer to Cope with U.N. Peacemaking

The Soviet Foreign Office announced cooperation in U.N. peacemaking but Dulles warned the full statement needed reading. Moscow urged Israel and the Arab states to settle their conflicts while condemning any intervention to establish bases in the Middle East. The Foreign Ministry message came as Bulganin and Khrushchev prepared to visit.

U.N Dulles Soviet Union Israel Middle East Russia United States Soviet Foreign Ministry Nikolai Bulganin Nikita Krushchev

Weather outlook and temperatures for mid April

Mostly cloudy today with some sunshine this afternoon. Tomorrow starts cloudy and clears in the afternoon. April 16 shows a high near 65 with April 17 a low around 52. Full forecast appears on Page A6. Sports TV Radio.

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