Khrushchev Heads Asia Tour for Diplomatic Tests
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev leaves Moscow for three week goodwill mission to India Burma Indonesia and Afghanistan with Tass reporting his arrival in Tashkent. He will meet Indian Prime Minister Nehru in New Delhi for five days as China India border tensions loom large.
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Tashkent
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Russia
China
Jawaharlal Nehru
Yugo Prelate Stepinac Dies Foe of Tito in Yugoslavia
Alojzije Cardinal Stepinac, 61, spiritual head of seven million Yugoslav Catholics and a critic of Tito, died in Krasic after years of confinement. He had long opposed the communist regime and was imprisoned for wartime collaboration with Nazi Germany. His trial prompted world protests and a Vatican Yugoslavia rift.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
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Krasic
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Frogmen to Probe Argentine Gulf Submarine Mystery
The Argentine navy plans to deploy skin-diver teams to depths up to 200 feet off the Nuevo gulf in a hunt for a suspected foreign submarine. The Naval Task Force area is temporarily closed to commercial shipping for tactical reasons.
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UPI
Nuevo Gulf
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Gulf
UCLA Professor Seeks Democratic Nomination for 16th District
Los Angeles history professor Page Smith age 42 announced he will seek the Democratic nomination for the 16th Congressional District seat vacated by Donald L. Jackson. Smith, affiliated with UCLA, enters a crowded field aiming to succeed the retiring incumbent.
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CNS
Page Smith
UCLA
16Th
Donald L. Jackson
Teen Bus and Truck Collision in Dense Fog
Four teenagers were injured when a school bus and a semi truck collided on U S 12 3 miles east of East Helena Montana in thick fog. About 25 passengers from first grade to high school seniors were examined at East Helena gymnasium.
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UPI
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Here
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Former Rams star Towler sworn to county commission
Daniel Lee Towler once led pro football in rushing and is now sworn in as a member of the county Commission on Human Relations. He pastors Lincoln Avenue Methodist Church in Pasadena and enters public service after a career on the gridiron.
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Daniel Lee
Dan) Towler
Commission On Human Relations
Towler
Lincoln Avenue Methodist Church
Pasadena
Ike Visits Cape Canaveral Missile Test Center
President Eisenhower spent just over three hours at the missile testing center inspecting facilities and receiving briefings on progress and plans. He flew in from Andrews Air Force Base and departed at 1 43 p m accompanied by Defense officials and aides while a Matador missile test occurred on a pad at the Cape.
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White House
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Lowry Air Force Base
Denver
Rayburn Presses Defense Progress Shortfall
Speaker Sam Rayburn attacked the nation's defense program as inadequate and urged fellow Democrats to push back against administrations policies. He echoed warnings from Carl Vinson that the U S must spend more on defense and make drastic sacrifices to counter Russia's missile lead.
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UPI
Sam Rayburn
Rayburn
Carl Vinson D-Ga
House Armed Services Committee
Vinson
United States
Russia
Conrad's Death Ruled an Accident
A coroner's inquest ruled the death of Peter Stewart Conrad 26 an accident. The grandson of novelist Joseph Conrad was injured days earlier when his motor scooter collided with a vehicle that fled the scene.
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London
Peter Stewart Conrad
Joseph Conrad
Young Conrad
Two More Atascadero Inmates Captured in Escape
SAN LUIS OBISPO. Two more of the nine inmates who escaped from Atascadero State Hospital Saturday were captured today. Only one remains at large.
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San Luis Obispo
Atascadero State Hospital
Winds Lash Coast as Desert Winds Drive Rain and Gusts
Strong winds and light rain moved across Southern California with gusts that damaged piers, toppled trees, and injured two golfers. Rain totals topped a quarter inch in some San Gabriel Valley cities while high winds eased by nightfall. Gale warnings stretched from Point Conception to the Mexican border amid a broader storm system hitting the Midwest.
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California
San Gabriel Valley
City Lines MTA to Adjust Fares
Pasadena City Lines and Glendale bus affiliates win state approval to raise joint fares with the Los Angeles Metropolitan Transit Authority from 17c to 20c effective Sunday February 14. Local Pasadena and Glendale fares remain unchanged with Pasadena offering 15c base fare and token offers two for 25c. Glendale 20c with six tokens for $1. Pasadena serves Pasadena Arcadia Monrovia and nearby areas. Glendale serves Glendale Burbank and adjacent territory.
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MTA
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Pasadena
Glendale
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McKesson Seeks New DLA Term
District Attorney William B. McKesson announced he will seek reelection in the June 7 primary. The 63 year old San Marino resident was appointed by the Board of Supervisors on December 4, 1956, after S. Ernest Roll’s death and was elected in June 1958 to fill the remainder of Roll’s term.
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William B. ‘McKesson
McKesson
Board of Supervisors
S. Ernest Roll
Roll
San Marino
Woman Safe as Car Hits Train Near Pasadena
A 60 year old Pasadena woman, Mary J. Kelley, escaped with minor injuries after her car hit a freight train at Sierra Bonita avenue and Walnut street. The car crossed the street and struck another vehicle driven by George A. Sabback. he was not injured.
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Locust St
Huntington Memorial Hospital
Sierra Bonita Avenue
Walnut Street
Kelley
Sierra Bonita
George A. Sabback
Monte Vista Ave
Sabback
Woman Walking to Mass Robbed and Brutally Beaten
A 62 year old woman, Anna Catherine Cotter of 2005 Sixth Ave, was robbed and beaten on her way to mass near St. Paul's Catholic Church on Washington Blvd. She was found unconscious with a skull fracture and taken to General Hospital. The attack occurred in the same neighborhood where another woman was murdered two weeks earlier.
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CNS
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Sixth Ave
General Hospital
11Th Street
Washington Boulevard
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Washington Blvd
Sweden invites Ike for June visit with Ike to USSR trip
The Swedish government invited President Eisenhower to visit Sweden in June in connection with his planned trip to the Soviet Union. Finland extended a similar invitation a few days earlier.
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Sweden
UPI
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Finland
Blood Found on Abandoned Truck Believed Coors Kidnapping Suspect
FBI entered the Coors case as a kidnapping suspect after blood was found in his truck near Morrison. Over 100 officers and volunteers searched rugged foothills with helicopter aid. Scott J. Werner said kidnapping not confirmed. Adolph Coors III, 44, disappeared yesterday after leaving his ranch for his Golden brewery.
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Air Force
Jefferson County
Art Wermuth
Bataan
Morrison
Golden
Denver
Officers hunt for body after California man disappearance
State police sweep culverts and brush along southeastern New Mexico highways seeking a body of a California man feared slain. A 1958 Oldsmobile registered to J. R. Krentz of Oakland and Phoenix was found abandoned with taped bullet holes, blood, a scuffle in the front seat, a bullet and a tooth on the floor.
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New Mexico
California
J. R. Krentz
Oakland
Calif
Phoenix
Ariz
Ex-Mate Claims Carole Desertion Over Doctor Affair
James Pappa, ex-husband of Carole, details their breakup and his version of events. He accuses Dr. R Bernard Finch of causing the end by pursuing Carole and recounts a confrontation about her whereabouts. Pappa asserts their marriage was normal until the split and describes discovering Carole’s alleged lies and her departure with all possessions gone.
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R. Bernard Finch
James Pappa
Dr. Finch
Barbara Finch
Carole
Palm Springs
Pappa
Doctor admits in court he questioned Cody’s danger
Dr. R Bernard Finch testified at his trial that he asked Donald Williams about Jack Cody’s character and whether Cody could murder. He said he wanted to assess Cody for Carole Finch safety after paying Cody to seduce his wife. Cody testified he was paid nearly 1400 dollars to kill Mrs. Finch. The exchange occurred during cross examination in Superior Court.
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Las Vegas
Jack Cody
Barbara Jean Finch
Dr. Finch
Carole Tregoff
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Finch
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Cody
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Donald Williams
Nevada
Carole
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