Eisenhower speech in Pakistan highlights aid and disarmament
President Eisenhower spoke at a citizen reception near the presidential palace during a 40 hour visit to Pakistan. He urged use of conference tables over force, called for broad participation in disarmament efforts, and reaffirmed U.S. military and economic aid to Pakistan amid strong applause from about 15 000 Pakistanis.
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Polo Field
Pakistan
United States
Free World
Central Treaty Organization
Middle East
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
America
Guns tied to Lana Turner case found in restaurant trash
Jury reports that three revolvers tied to Johnny Stompanato were found in a dumpster behind Rondelli's the morning after the shooting. One gun purchased in 1949, a second small "belly gun" wrapped in cellophane, and a revolver registered to Clark Harden were not confirmed as the weapon. Ballistic tests await results on possible links to other gangland killings.
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Cohen
Rondelli
Stompanato
Beverly Hills
Lana Turner
Cheryl Crane
East Washington Blvd
Clark Harden
Nashville, Tenn
Whalen
Storms Across Regions Cause Lows and High Winds
Storms continued across the Atlantic area with hazardous driving in snow. A 350 foot blimp landed at Lakehurst Naval Air Station after winds kept it aloft. 18 crewmen spent the night aboard with no injuries. European seas saw eight lifeboat sailors perish near Scotland while a rescue voyage drifted to safety. Heavy rains and high winds battered the British Isles and much of the Continent, with Baltic ports closed, Danish roads snowbound, and Italy hit by rain and snow affecting crops. In France, 300 deaths were reported from a dam break near Frejus, prompting civil orders to ready transport for flood wards. Northern Italy, Austria, and Switzerland reported snow and cold, while Atlantic seas produced 80-foot waves delaying ships up to a day.
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Great Lakes
Lakehurst
Naval Air Station
Frejus
French Riviera
Italy
Austria
Switzerland
Atlantic
Steel Union Can Industry Near Pact
United Steelworkers Union reached tentative contracts with Continental Can Co and American Can Co covering about 25 000 workers. The 34 cent three year package includes 21 cent wage increases with retroactive 7 cent boosts to Oct 1 1960 and Oct 1961 plus other benefits. Settlement expected to influence stalled steel negotiations.
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Washington
UPI
United Steelworkers Union
Continental Can Co
American Can Co
Escape from Raleigh Central Prison Triggers Massive Breakout
In Wilmington inmate Stewart, recaptured after an escape from Central Prison Raleigh, led a breakout with 19 others. They seized guards, donned uniforms, and fled in a prison truck, later found wrecked. The 25 year armed robbery convict and 14 whites with six Negroes caused a two part escape, the first at Ivy Bluff.
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N.C
Central
Raleigh
Stewart
John Case
Case
E. N. Pegg
Ivy Bluff
Jefferson
Ohio
Tennessee
Trial Opens in Finch Case as Courtroom Fills
The Finch murder trial begins with a packed courtroom and wide media presence. Defense seeks venue change, presenting clippings to show public bias while a poll indicates 43 percent of 516 LA voters viewed Finch as guilty. Deputy DA Whichello endorses first degree murder in a videotaped interview.
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France
England
Grant Cooper
Los Angeles
Whichello
Albert Miller
Cooper
Sunset Strip publicity woman shot by boyfriend then kills himself
Jacquie McInnes 24, publicity worker, was wounded in her West Hollywood apartment at 1130 Laurel Ave. by her boyfriend Bernie Sillman 38 who died on arrival at General Hospital from chest wounds. The incident left McInnes critically injured with gunshot wounds to the stomach shoulder and neck.
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West Hollywood
CNS
Sunset Strip
Jacquie McInnes
Laurel Ave
Bernie Sillman
General Hospital
Agency Forms Rocket Unit Under Space Agency
The Federal Space Agency formed a new unit to accelerate rocket development for lunar and planetary missions. The unit will be led by Air Force Maj. Gen. Don R. Ostrander, currently deputy director of ARPA.
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UPI
Federal Space Agency
Air Force
Don R. Ostrander
Defense Department
Advanced Research Projects Agency
ARPA
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