Prince Rainier Weds Grace Kelly In Kissless Civil Ceremony
Monaco reports Grace Kelly became Princess Grace of Monaco after a civil wedding to Prince Rainier III held in a throne room overlooking the Mediterranean. The couple planned a religious ceremony the next day, with no kiss observed at the civil rite. Detectives later said charges against yachtsman Arthur C. Eisele for child stealing and grand theft were dismissed.
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Baseball Today swan at. league Pittsburgh oaenee Coveceee 300 1
Summary unavailable due to fragmented OCR data. The text lists multiple American League games with partial scores and pitcher changes, including Baltimore Boston New York Washington and Detroit matchups, but many names and details are garbled.
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House Upholds Ike Veto on Farm Bill in House Vote
The House upheld President Eisenhower's veto of the broad farm bill by a 202 to 211 vote on the override motion, failing to reach the two thirds needed. Original passage had been 237 to 181. The measure would have restored rigid price supports and included the soil bank concept, central to the 9 point program. The outcome leaves farm policy uncertain and flags prospects for further action.
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Kefauver Slips Further in New Jersey Primary
In New Jersey Kefauver's bid dwindled as Eisenhower carried 20 of 21 counties. With 3,838 of 4,155 districts reporting Eisenhower 304,019 and Kefauver 106,019, a 2,193 write in for Stevenson was noted though incomplete. Kefauver admitted no excuses for the defeat while an uncommitted slate led by Gov. Mayner won delegates.
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New Israel Cease-Fire Expected
A usually reliable political source says Dag Hammarskjold is expected to broker a cease-fire between Israel and its neighbors in the near term and the move signals a possible deescalation of regional tensions.
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Dag Hammarskjold
Eisenhower Welcomes Russia Offer To Help In Middle East
The White House said President Eisenhower welcomes Russia's offer to assist in resolving the Middle East crisis if Moscow shows a genuine will to support United Nations peace efforts.
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Arab-Israeli cease-fire reported near armistice line
The U N secretary general said Egypt and Israel officials gave consent to a new definite cease-fire effort along the armistice line. Reports note Soviet backing of a U N settlement and favorable press reaction in Egypt and Israel amid arms transfers from the Communist bloc.
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Arson Suspected Fire Kills Two in Bay City Hotel
A downtown San Francisco hotel fire killed two guests and injured twenty two as survivors fled in nightclothes. The 50 room St. George on Jones and Ellis faced collapse of stairs and forced rescues by fire crews. Chief Frank Kelly called it a blazing torch upon arrival.
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Congressional economists predict 2 billion U.S. surplus
Staff economists estimate a 2 billion federal surplus for the current year, ten times higher than the administrations forecast. They warn a tax cut could trigger inflationary boom and bust, while some lawmakers may push for one in an election year.
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Indictment of Attorney in Bonelli Case in San Diego
San Diego County grand jury indicts Los Angeles attorney Nathan Harris Snyder for perjury in testimony before the 1955 grand jury about money spent on William G. Bonelli s political campaign. He faces separate charges of conspiring with Bonelli and Edward Levine to violate election laws as Bonelli and Levine fight extradition from Arizona.
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Market Hunters Nabbed in Texas
Federal agents rounded up 58 men at dawn accusing them of market hunting ducks and geese along the Texas coast from Corpus Christi to Port Arthur. The raid involved over 50 agents from eight states, based largely on two years of undercover work by secret agent Anthony Stefano.
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Margaret Truman Groom Meets Family in Independence
Clifton Daniel, the New York Times staff writer who will marry Margaret Truman, plans to meet the Truman family Thursday at the former president and Mrs. Truman’s home in Independence. This will be his first chance to meet the extensive Truman relatives including aunts uncles and cousins.
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Police Thwart Jailbreak Attempt in Court Here
Two off duty Pasadena policemen stopped an attempted jail break in Pasadena Superior Court shortly before noon today. Ronald Wesley Pooley twenty of 1735 Carson faced sentencing on an assault charge and received two years probation with the first thirty days in county jail. Pooley’s outburst and escape bid prompted guards to pursue him. he was recaptured and returned to the cellblock. Earlier rumors had flagged a possible escape by two armed robbery defendants Edward Robert Collins and Joel Edward Chandler, who were later sentenced to state prison for the liquor-store robbery in Long Beach.
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Britain Greets Two Top Reds Coldly
In Portsmouth a formal reception greeted Soviet leaders Bulganin and Khrushchev as they began a 10 day visit to Britain. Protests erupted in London as security kept tight and the pair delivered denunciations of the West.
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Navy identifies pilot killed in Camp Elliott jet crash
The Navy named Lt. Daniel Weizer, 35, of Chula Vista as the pilot killed when an FJ3 Fury jet crashed into an empty warehouse at Camp Elliott near San Diego yesterday.
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Cole Attackers Get Jail Terms
In Birmingham Alabama Judge Ralph E Parker convicted three Citizens Council members of attacking Nat King Cole and ordered the men jailed for up to 180 days Each of the attackers received maximum terms The judge also sentenced a fourth man an associate editor of the Citizens Council Publication to 180 days for conspiracy to breach the peace and disorderly conduct.
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Aid urged to Korea and Japan to sustain Far East position
Gen. L. L. Lemnitzer, commander in chief of the Far East and United Nations commands, urged Congress to continue military and economic aid to Korea and Japan. He told a closed House Foreign Affairs Committee meeting that aid is absolutely vital to maintaining the United States military position in the Far East.
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Lynwood Names Robert Compton New Mayor
Robert Compton, former president of the Lynwood Chamber of Commerce, was chosen mayor at the city council organizational meeting. He succeeds Percy L. Bruner Jr. in a leadership change for Lynwood.
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Cancer Specialist Warns Smokers
Dr. Alton Oschner, famed cancer specialist from New Orleans, warned in Biloxi that every heavy smoker eventually develops lung cancer unless they die of another disease first. He said dentists are best positioned to spot mouth cancers and urged early chest X rays for heavy smokers.
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Noted Suffragist Lavinia Dock Dies at 98 in Pennsylvania
Chambersburg Pa. Miss Lavinia Lloyd Dock and 98, a settlement worker and militant suffragist, died last night after a hip fracture from a fall at her Fayetteville home. Her 1890 book Materia Medica for Nurses became a standard nursing text.
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Fayetteville, Pa
Fresno Masonry Inspector Found Dead in Motel Room
Albert H. Ziegler, 67, of Claremont, an inspector for the 25th district of Royal Arch Masons, was found dead in his motel room early today while attending conventions of three Masonic Rite bodies.
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Monterey Park Mayor Claims City Lost 250000 on Rubbish Deals
Mayor George Brown cites a law firm report alleging Monterey Park lost 250000 over a decade due to rubbish contract manipulations. The probe flags the 1947 Monterey dump lease to Monterey Disposal Co. and payments claimed but not continued after 14 months, with the grand jury and Assembly Interim Committee notified.
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O'Melveny & Myers
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Michael Harabedian
George Slater
Tim Againian
O'Melveny & Meyers
Pasadena attorney to appear over missing socialite will
Pasadena attorney James B. Boyle said he will be subpoenaed to produce the will of Evelyn Throsby Scott missing since May 16. The district attorney informed him of the subpoena as part of a grand jury probe next week, with fifteen witnesses to be called. Scott’s husband L Bewing Scott is also under subpoena.
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At Least 48 Die as Japan Flood Ravages Hokkaido
A violent rainstorm on Hokkaido left 48 dead and 1,393 homes flooded with many more missing, as Kyodo news service reported casualties likely to rise with updates from remote areas.
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Market Dow Jones Stocks Indis Rails Utilities Open
Market indices show mixed openings with Dow Jones at 507.88. Industrials 172.50, Rail 66.25, Utilities 180.11. Highs near 511.03, 173.85, 66.37, 181.19. lows around 504.61, 171.72, 65.92, 179.10. Net change mostly down with diverse sector ranges. Transactions indicate 231,500 Industrial shares, 42,700 Utilities, 65 Stocks totaling 352,240 trades.
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Weather Summary Forecast and Page References
Cloudy to partly sunny today and tomorrow with a high near 60 and a low around 52. Full forecast appears on Page A-12. Nearby TV and radio listings and many classified sections are noted alongside calendar date indicators for April 17 and 18.
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