Dulles Reports No Survivors in Far East Air Incident
Secretary Dulles said Red China informed through diplomatic channels that a Soviet style attack by Communist fighters brought down an American Navy plane in the Far East. Sixteen Americans aboard including Donald E. Sprinkle were killed. one body retrieved. Red China conceded a plane was shot down but offered no survivors.
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Dulles Attacks Soviet Propaganda On Suez Crisis
Secretary of State Dulles accused the Soviet Union of waging a vicious propaganda campaign to block Egypt’s Nasser from achieving a peaceful Suez settlement. He noted 18 of 22 London conference nations backed an international board for the canal, while the minority plan favored Egyptian control with advisory powers. Dulles spoke in London and planned to report to President Eisenhower after returning from the conference.
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Nasser
London
Suez
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India
Ceylon
Indonesia
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Dmitri Shepilov
Egypt
Eisennhower
California
Egypt Chief Agrees to Talks on Suez Future
President Gamal Abdel Nasser unconditionally accepts the five nation Suez committee invitation for talks on the canal’s future. He signals no willingness to internationalize Suez per the Dulles plan, while committee includes Menzies and officials from the United States Iran Sweden and Ethiopia. Cairo sources say Nasser would only agree to talks in Cairo.
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Suez Committee
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United States
Iran
Sweden
Ethiopia
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Rome
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Four Arrested in Dope Raid at Camp Pendleton
In Carlsbad police said a marijuana raid last night resulted in the arrest of Rodolpho Chappa a 24 year old Camp Pendleton civilian employee and three Camp Pendleton Marines. About 150 marijuana cigarettes were seized. Chappa was booked on suspicion of possessing narcotics. The Marines were turned over to Camp Pendleton authorities.
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Oceanside
Baseball Today Daily major league schedule and matchups
American League features Detroit at Boston in a twilight doubleheader with Keegan and Harshman or Wilson? 11-12 pitching notes. Cleveland at Baltimore under night game with Aguirre. Kansas City at New York with Ditmar and Turley. National League opens with Brooklyn at New York, then Cincinnati at Pittsburgh and Philadelphia at St Louis under night.
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Spahn
Philadel
Simmons
St. Louis
Eisenhower Heads to Washington as Stevenson Ramps Up Campaign
President Eisenhower flies to Washington aboard the Columbine III after a Pebble Beach golf vacation as Adlai Stevenson begins a 7000 mile precampaign tour. Stevenson criticizes the administration while stressing personal restraint in attacks.
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Adlai Stevenson
Pebble Beach
Calif
Stevenson
Santa Fe
N. M
Acid Attack Case Sensation Due Political Turn
Federal authorities move toward breaking the Victor Riesel blinding case with the arrest of mobsters tied to the April 5 attack. U.S. Attorney Paul Williams says the identities of higher ups are known. Two witnesses have testified to the federal grand jury and more are scheduled.
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Victor Riesel
U.S
Paul Williams
Williams
Federal Grand Jury
New
Yellow Cab Strike Heads Toward Arbitration
The 26 day Yellow Cab strike could end today if arbitration terms are agreed. Cab Drivers Local 640 members voted 715 to 122 to submit their wage dispute to an arbitrator, while Yellow Cab officials said they would back arbitration if limited to wages.
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CNS
Yellow Cab
Cab Drivers Local 640
Teamsters Union
Camera trap fails as thief steals camera in Saginaw
Frank Tomaszewski of Carrollton had set a camera and trip wire to photograph a gasoline thief near his home in Saginaw. The suspect struck again, ignoring the gas and taking the camera.
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Saginaw
Gloria Weds Former Dead End Kid in Spontaneous NYC Ceremony
Gloria Van derbilt, heiress to Vanderbilt railroad wealth, and director Sidney Lumet wed briefly at playwright Sidney Kingsley's home after a waiver of the usual hour rule. Both 32, they plan delays to October for honeymoons and careers. Van derbilt faces a summer theater engagement in Milburn New Jersey while Lumet has Hollywood meetings.
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Gloria Vanderbilt
Sidney Lumet
Vanderbilt Railroad Millions
Sidzrey Kingsley
Miss Vanderbilt
Milburn
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Lumet
Hollywood
Pat DiCicco
Leopold Stokowski
Stanislaw
Christopher
Rita Gam
Lower East Side
Kingsley
Nurse Admits Shaking Babies to Death in New Haven
Virginia B. Jaspers a 33 year old private pediatric nurse admitted shaking to death three infants saying they got on her nerves or refused formula She also confessed breaking a leg and injuring a fifth infant The coroner said the deaths dated back to 1948 and she lived with the families involved.
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Conn
Virginia B. Jaspers
Miss Jaspers
James J. Corrigan
Weather outlook with clouds and sunshine
Considerable cloudiness today and tomorrow with partly sunny afternoons. Maximum 66, minimum 59. Full weather report on Page A-7. Where to find: television and radio listings on Page A13.
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Scacetviss Cues
Typhoid Hits Four At Church Parley Berkeley
Typhoid fever struck at least two Californians among 170 families attending a Church of God convention in Monark Springs Missouri July 20 29. Health officials warn all attendees as tests expand in Los Angeles Riverside Orange and San Bernardino counties.
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Oklahoma
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Pomona
Los Angeles County General Hospital
San Bernardino
Los Angeles
Three Seized in L A Phony Money Ring Cracks
Federal agents smash the largest counterfeit scheme in Southern California arresting three suspects and seizing 31274 bogus ten dollar bills hidden in pickle jars in and around Brea Mt Baldy Canyons. Two suspects arrested in Chicago. investigation began in June.
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CNS
Guy H. Spaman
U.S
Secret Service Bureau
California
Chicago
FBI
Secret Service
Lonely hiker James Stergar found near Half Dome
The body of James J. Stergar, 30, of Pomona was recovered at the base of Half Dome in Yosemite National Park after he leaped from the top, falling about 2000 feet. Park rangers reported the lonely man description and location under the dome overhang.
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Half Dome
James J. Stergar
Pomona
Oscar Sedergren
Grand Jury Reopens Scott Case Probe in Los Angeles
Los Angeles County grand jurors reopen their inquiry into the possible murder of Evelyn Throsby Scott a 64 year old Bel Air matron. The move follows a memo from Adolph Alexander chief deputy district attorney asking to keep the second phase files open for fresh testimony. Scott vanished May 16 1955 and her husband L Ewing Scott 60 is a fugitive after being indicted on grand theft and forgery tied to funds from her estate. Police sighting reports in Van Nuys proved a Pasadena man misidentified as the fugitive.
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CNS
Evelyn Throsby Scott
Bel- Air
Adolph Alexander
Grand Jury
Alexander
L. Ewing Scott
San Fernando Valley
Scott
van Nuys
Pasadena
John M. Kelley
S. Euclid
14 Pound Baby Born at Queen of Angels in L A
In Los Angeles at Queen of Angels Hospital a 14 pound 2% ounce girl named Cindy Ann Spray was born natural to 17 year old mother Annie Spray. The mother weighed 7 pounds before pregnancy and stands 5 feet 11 inches tall.
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Los Angeles
Queen of Angels Hospital
Cindy Ann Spray
Cindy
Annie Spray
Probe into immigration ship riot rumors asked by Mollohan
Rep. Robert H. Mollohan ordered a staff inquiry into reported rioting aboard the Mercurio, a Mexican flag vessel transporting Mexican migrants from Port Isabel to Veracruz. Previous inquiries described conditions as akin to a penal hell ship, with rumors of a 500 passenger riot, 36 leaping overboard and four drowning.
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Robert H. Mollohan
W.va
Immigration Service
Mollohan
United Press
Elkins
W. Va
House
U.S
Port Isabel
Tex
Veracruz
Mexico
Mercuria
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