Truman Daughter Margaret Plans Quiet Wedding Rehearsal
Margaret Truman and Clifton Daniel rehearse their wedding in Independence Missouri. The couple will wed in the tiny Episcopal Church tomorrow behind closed doors, the church where Miss Truman’s parents were married 37 years ago.
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E. Clifton Daniel Jr
Truman
Independence
Clifton Daniel
Episcopal Church
New York
Miss Truman
Grace and Rainier sail toward Spain on Mediterranean honeymoon
Grace and Prince Rainier voyage toward Spain on their Mediterranean honeymoon aboard Rainier’s yacht Deo Juvante anchored off Cap Ferrat near Monaco. A quiet wedding and privacy were noted as plans for a baby or film return shaped public speculation.
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Villefranche
France
Grace
Prince Rainier
Spain
Rainier
Cap Ferrat
Monaco
Bulganin Urges Peaceful Coexistence in London Speech
Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin called for peaceful coexistence between east and west at a Mansion House lunch in London. He contrasted with Khrushchev warning Britain against exerting pressure, saying disputes cannot be settled by war and noting recent relaxations in cold war tensions.
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London
Nikolai Bulganin
Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow
Bulganin
Mansion House
Khrushchev
UCLA Fraternity System Decried by Civil Rights Group
The NAACP accuses UCLA of violating the 14th Amendment by recognizing campus fraternities and sororities with restrictive racial clauses. The brief to the state attorney general cites discrimination claims and UCLA officials declined to comment.
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LOS Angeles
CNS
University of California Today
Edmund G
Pat) Brown
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
UCLA
Legless veteran wins court ruling on loyalty ruling
The U S Court of Appeals ruled that James Kutcher, a World War II veteran, was improperly fired as a Veterans Administration clerk for alleged reasonable doubt of loyalty. The decision underscores veterans’ protections in federal employment disputes.
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Washington
U. S. Court of Appeals
James Kutcher
Veterans Administration
Baseball Today Major League Games and Probable Pitchers
American League matchups include Chicago at Kansas City with Donovan against Kretlow and Detroit at Cleveland featuring Garver versus Wynn. National League listings show Brooklyn and Pittsburgh totals with pitching notes, plus New York at Philadelphia night game and Milwaukee at St. Louis with Spahn facing Poholsky.
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Kansas City
Donovan
Kretlow
Detroit
Cleveland
Garver
Wynn
KR. H. E. Brosklyn
O Fittsburgh
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Ball
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King
Atwell
Kravita
Cincinnatic Co
Fowler
Deffecat
Burgess, Jones and Landrith
New York
Philadelphia
Beermeier
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Spahn
Poholsky
Soviet H Bomb Test May Have Used Thorium
Tokyo reports Japanese scientist Dr Seitai Koyama of Niigata University believes Russia exploded a new H-bomb using thorium in a mid March test. He cites radioactive rain and dust analysis with elements differing from those seen after the Bikini shot.
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Tokyo
Seitai Koyama
Niigata University
U.S. Bikini
Record sum set to oppose Reds
The House appropriations committee approved a record 101 million dollars to finance propaganda against Communism as part of a 598 million dollar package for state justice and federal judiciary for the new fiscal year. The total marks a 22 million rise from last year but lags 25 million behind President Eisenhower's request.
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House Appropriations Committee
America
State
Justice Departments
Federal
Eisenhower
Original Gibson Girl Irene Langhorne Gibson Dies
Mrs. Irene Langhorne Gibson, original Gibson Girl of the early 1900s and widow of Charles Dana Gibson, died at her Ramsay estate in Greenwood Virginia. She was sister to Lady Nancy Astor of London. Astor is the only surviving sibling.
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Greenwood
Irene Langhorne Gibson
Cross Set Afire at School Aide's Alhambra Home
A three foot gasoline soaked wooden cross was hurled onto the lawn of Claude L. Miller Alhambra High School boys vice principal in Alhambra last night. Miller saw a flicker at about 9 p.m. and a youngster fled in a car half a block away. The fire was extinguished with a garden hose. Damage estimated at $50. He offered no explanation.
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Alhambra
Claude L. Miller
Alhambra High School
Miller
Penny a Gallon Road Tax Approved by House Panel
The House Public Works Committee voted 16 to 2 to advance a 51?billion highway bill and approve 1.8 billion dollars in new highway user taxes over 16 years. The measure would raise the federal gasoline tax from 2 to 3 cents per gallon and is expected for floor action next Thursday and Friday.
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Washington
House Public Works Committee
House
New Scott Evidence Heard In Evelyn Scott Case
Los Angeles police and district attorney prepare for a grand jury inquiry as they review fresh clues in the disappearance of Evelyn Throsby Scott, a 63 year old Milwaukee apartment heiress. Her husband L Ewing Scott faces questions though no charges have been filed.
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Los Angeles
Evelyn Throsby Scott
L. Ewing Scott
Dist
Atty
Ernest Roll
Adolph Alexander
D.A
Thad Brown
Scott
Milwaukee
FBI Probes UCLA Student Death in Santa Monica
FBI agents and police investigate the death of 25 year old UCLA graduate student Joseph Sheldon Abrams found in his apartment at 133 Wadsworth Ave Santa Monica. Doctors say death happened 12 to 24 hours before discovery with no signs of violence while neighbors note his involvement with a Young Socialist League branch at UCLA.
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Santa Monica
CNS
FBI
UCLA
Joseph Sheldon Abrams
Wadsworth Ave
Morris Kaplan
Abrams
Young Socialist League
California Lutheran Conference elects first full time president
Fresno report says the 64th annual California Lutheran Conference ended with Dr. Carl W. Segerhammar of Los Angeles named the church’s first full time president, in a milestone for the organization.
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Fresno
California Lutheran Conference
Carl W. Segerhammar
Los Angeles
Freeways Draw Traffic From Surface Streets In LA
Police report during the first week of using a $38,770 helicopter to monitor Los Angeles rush hour traffic. Freeways overload while surface streets near downtown are largely empty, suggesting greater use of surface routes to relieve congestion.
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Los Angeles
Stocking Burglar Sent to Jail in Van Nuys
Tony C Lopez 24 of Sylmar was arrested at 13293 Van Nuys Blvd after a lateWednesday theft from a store. Officers say he had an armload of hosiery and a wristwatch and admitted a $35 a day drug habit before being booked in Van Nuys jail on burglary suspicion.
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van Nuys
CNS
van Nuys Blvd
Tony C. Lopez
Utah DJ Ends 90-Hour Marathon Broadcast
Provo Utah disc jockey Ron Bailie stopped his 90 hour radio marathon at 3 a.m. after starting at 8 50 a m Monday claiming a new world record for continuous broadcasting.
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Provo
Utah
Ron Bailie
Miners Freed After Utah Cave-In Rescue Strands Four
Rescue crews freed three men after a 44 hour entombment in a Sunnyside Utah coal mine. One man had a finger amputated to save him. The fourth miner, Joseph Otterstrom, remained missing as rescuers probed the 30 by 150 foot cave-in section inside the mountain.
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Utah
la Vell Golding
Wellington
Joe Archuletta
Dragerton
Lloyd Allen Heath
Joseph Otterstrom
Kaiser Coal Co
Salt Lake City
South Main Cafe Faces Padlocking Action in Los Angeles
Superior Judge John J. Ford orders owners of Tip Top Cafe at 257 S Main to show cause by April 27 why the premises should not be padlocked. District Attorney Ernest Roll filed suit alleging the cafe kept marijuana on site for sale. Defendant David Lasnover, 51, is president of the controlling corporation.
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Los Angeles
CNS
S. Main
John J. Ford
Ernest Roll
Roll
David Lasnover
Bakery Permit Suspended Over Dirty Shop Conditions
The Los Angeles city board of health suspended the operating permit for a bakery at 312 S Hill St owned by Edith Brady and run by Joseph B Englehart. The shop supplied pastries to the county hospital jail and forestry and road camps. Englehart said he was so busy filling county orders he could not keep the shop clean.
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Los Angeles
CNS
City Board of Health Commissioners
S. Hill St
Edith Brady
Joseph B. Englehart
Englehart
Body of Diver Creswick Found Near Laguna Beach
The body of Lloyd Creswick, 29, of Albuquerque New Mexico, was washed ashore near Laguna Beach yesterday. He disappeared last Saturday while skin diving with a homemade diving outfit.
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Laguna Beach
Lloyd Creswick
Albuquerque
N. M
Girl 13 Rebuffs Mother Seeking Custody in Europe
In Voelklingen Germany a 13 year old Ursula greets her mother Mrs Melitta Real of San Diego with silence and refuses to return to the United States. Ursula stays with her foster parents the Ferrys in Metz France and a Saar courtfile notes a renunciation by her mother. Mrs Real plans to seek U S Consul help and may file for custody.
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Saar
California
Melitta Real
San Diego
Ursula
United States
Mrs. Real
Metz
France
U.S
Maurice Ferry
Ferry
Saar Court
Real
Carmel
Calif
Keal
George Blaknik
Santa Monica Boy Shot After High Speed Chase
A 12 year old Santa Monica boy was shot in the right chest while fleeing after a possible stolen car chase through the city. Ernest Calhoon of 1754-A Ninth was wounded as officers Eckman and Starks pursued. In Westlake Park a 16 year old burglar was wounded by private patrolman Dan G. Cormie after knocking the officer down. Steven Clyde May, 824 Irola, was jailed on burglary suspicion.
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Santa Monica
CNS
Ernest
Butch) Calhoon
John O. Eckman
H. C. Starks
Seventh
California
Los Angeles
Westlake Park
Dan G. Cormie
Westlake
Steven Clyde May
Irola
General Hospital
Senate subcommittee backs omnibus 1956 housing bill
A Senate housing subcommittee approved an omnibus 1956 housing bill authorizing a much larger public housing program than President Eisenhower requested.
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Washington
Senate Housing Subcommittee
Eisenhower
Weather Update for Coastal Region and Inland Areas
Mostly clear today and tomorrow with low clouds and local fog near the coast in early morning. Highest near 73 to 78 and a low around 50s. Full weather report appears on Page A4 with related notes in the San Gabriel Valley section.
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