Dentist testifies in Bel Air heiress case at grand jury
Los Angeles County Grand Jury questioned Dr Reginald Coldwell, Mrs Evelyn Throsby Scotts former dentist, about her disappearance last May 16. Dentures found near the Scott home were linked to the inquiry as the jury again delayed calling L Ewing Scott.
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Eisenhower Wins Pennsylvania Primary Over Stevenson
President Eisenhower led Stevenson in a Pennsylvania Republican primary with a comfortable margin. Massachusetts results showed Stevenson trailing McCormack. Alaska returns were slow, with Stevenson slightly ahead of Kefauver as the pace picked up. The president rejected delaying the hydrogen bomb tests and urged no tax cuts this year, while Stevenson called for faster missile development and hinted at halting the H bomb for disarmament.
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Estes Kefauver
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U.S
Pacific
Ike says Nixon has not given definite running mate word
President Eisenhower disclosed that Vice President Nixon has not told him definitively whether he seeks the presidential nomination again. Eisenhower noted Nixon has not reported back in the terms of his earlier invitation and declined to say if Nixon would be renominated.
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Nixon
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Eisenhower
Senate Subpoena Targeting Chotiner in Clothing Contract Probe
The Senate investigations subcommittee moves to issue a subpoena for Murray Chotiner, a top 1952 Nixon campaign organizer, to testify on graft in clothing contracts. Chairman McClelley said the subpoena could go out this afternoon with possible calls next week. Kravitz, who paid Chotiner 5000 for professional services, invoked the Fifth Amendment when pressed on the reasons for hiring him. Kravitz has been convicted of misappropriating government funds linked to a military uniforms contract. Rabies cases in 1955 projected to rise, officials report.
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Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Murray Chotiner
Nixon
McClelley
Chotiner
Los Angeles
Herman Kravitz
Kravitz
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Baseball Today American League matchups and pitchers listed
Major league games set with notable pitchers including Ford Palica Shantz and Hacker Haddix. American League features New York at home, Cleveland at night with Palica, and others. National League games include Pittsburgh at Philadelphia and Chicago at St Louis with listed starters.
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Soviet British Parley Ends With No Clear Accord
Emergency talks between Premier Nikolai Bulganin and Communist chief Nikita Khrushchev with Prime Minister Eden closed late today. They left No 10 Downing Street looking strained as a communique promised results tomorrow and indicated little chance of a solid agreement on major issues.
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Nikolai Bulganin
Nikita Khrushchev
Eden
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Behind Der Fuehrer Back in Sweden Traitor Himmler
A Swedish white book alleges Gestapo Chief Heinrich Himmler plotted peace contacts with the West in 1943 behind Adolf Hitler's back. The Foreign Office publication claims Himmler sought talks through Sweden two years before Germany's fall.
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Earthquake Felt in San Diego at 1 09 A M
An earthquake strong enough to be felt today was recorded in San Diego at 1 09 a m (PST) with east west motion.
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San Diego
Baldwin Park Hiccup Victim Succumbs
A 51 year old Baldwin Park man Charles Klees died at home after suffering hiccups since gall bladder surgery. He died of an apparent heart attack despite a fire department rescue. His wife June said the condition began after the operation. An autopsy was planned and funeral arrangements were pending.
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San Dimas
Hammarskjold Talks Jordan Premier on Israel Border Crisis
U N Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold met in Amman with Jordan Prime Minister Samir al Rifai to pursue a border ceasefire and tension reduction following Israeli accusations of Arab infiltrations and civilian deaths at the Jordan frontier. Sources say Jordan offered no proposals, and talks centered on border arrangements rather than broader political issues.
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Charity Fund Theft Probed in San Francisco
San Francisco officials probe a $75,000 charity fund embezzlement from the Community Chest. Executive Director Harold E. Winey says a former bookkeeper has been questioned.
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Community Chest of
Harrold E. Winey
Presidential poll results by party and precincts
Democratic results show Stevenson leading in several precincts with Kefauver as a write in. Republican totals crown Eisenhower with Knowland and Nixon republicans also listed. Voter turnout varied from twenty five percent in Pennsylvania to ten percent in Massachusetts with high Alaska participation mentioned.
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Burglary at Fabulous Las Vegas magazine offices
Police seek a professional burglar who cracked a safe in Fabulous Las Vegas offices and stole a rare coin collection weighing 300 to 500 pounds valued at about $60,000. The crime occurred Sunday but was disclosed only yesterday.
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Neg.a
Fabulous Las Vegas
Three Shot Dead in Aberdeen Living Room
A volley of rifle slugs through a glass door killed three people as they sat in a Aberdeen living room. The victims were Mrs. Clar ence Ramiskey 33, Norman Williver 60s, and Mrs Amy L Williver 60s. Clarence Ramiskey 35 the estranged husband and father of two of her children was detained by Aberdeen police.
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Clarence Ramiskey
Norman Williver
Say Bridge Parts Stolen by quartet
Three men and a woman were charged today with stealing a portion of the Washington Street draw bridge in West Stockton. Eu gene Fields Lita McDonough Roy T. Spencer and Albert McDonough were identified. $600 damage reported. parts recovered at a local scrap firm.
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Los Angeles
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Roy T. Spencer
Marshall Dunlap
Burglar Shot After Narrow Escape From Pico Lab
Garry Berman a 20 year old grinder of 1807 West Pico Boulevard was wounded by a detective after being trapped by two witnesses in a photo laboratory at 1800 West Pico. He carried a toy Luger and was booked at General Hospital prison ward on burglary suspicions.
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General Hospital
Jack Tobin
Chester Bullock
Bullock
Berman
Civil Rights Clears Hurdle in Congress
President Eisenhower's civil rights program won initial approval as the House Judiciary Committee sent its four point plan to the rules committee after substituting a broader bill. Southern Democrats vowed to oppose the measure in rules using all available means.
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Surviving Bronx Quadruplets Reported In Fair Condition
Two surviving quadruplets born to a frail Bronx mother are in fair condition. One boy, 2 pounds 15 ounces, died yesterday, another boy, 3 pounds 3 ounces, died last night. The surviving infants are two girls. Mother Carmen Medina, 25, is 5 feet 2 inches and weighs 96 pounds after giving birth Monday.
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New York
Bronx
Carmen Medina
Solana Beach Fire Destroys Cabinet Co Main Building
A blaze in Solana Beach destroyed the main building and four smaller structures of the Solana Beach Cabinet Co and damaged a nearby cement mix plant. Damage was estimated at more than $100,000 by cabinet firm employee Norman MacRae.
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Solana Beach
Khrushchev Bulganin Party Ends In Vodka Scrimmage At Claridges
The Soviet Embassy reception for Khrushchev and Bulganin at Claridges turns chaotic as vodka champagne and caviar spillages erupt among 1500 guests. Guards police and diplomats struggle to control the crush while the leaders appear exhausted amid the historic scene in London.
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Claridges Hotel
Nikita Khrushchev
Nikolai Bulganin
Foreign Office
16 Children and 3 Adults Die in Fires Across U S Cities
Nineteen persons killed and five missing after four fires last night and today in Corner Brook Warren Pa Philadelphia and New York. Eight Corner Brook victims were children of the Curtis family including Evelyn 16 Ronald 14 Edward 13 Helen 12 Derek 10 Ruth 8 Linda 7 and Douglas 4. In Philadelphia six children and three women perished in a three story brick home at Carvet tel with guests unaccounted for. Three further deaths reported in Warren Pa and other fires.
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New York
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Derek
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Linda
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Postal Postmaster Requests $400 Million Rate Hike
Postmaster General Arthur S. Summerfield told the House Post Office Committee that the administration seeks a $400 million increase in postal rates. He called a 4 cent first class stamp a bargain because rates under 5 cents shift more costs to taxpayers.
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Arthur FE
Summerfield
House Post Office Committee
Weather Outlook With Showers And Cooler Afternoons
Cloudy conditions persist today and tomorrow with scattered showers. Afternoon temperatures will run slightly cooler, and a broader weather report appears on pages A5 to A7.
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