Eisenhower denounces sensational publicity on defense policy
President Eisenhower at a news conference criticizes sensational publicity by factions seeking to push defense projects and says such leaks harm national interests. He voices hope about the missile program after a Cape Canaveral trip, opposes federal funding for teachers, and urges voters to inform themselves on public issues without demagogues.
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Washington
UPI
Eisenhower
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Senate
House
Farmers Riot Over De Gaulle Edict in Amiens
In Amiens France 15 000 farmers clashed with police over President Charles de Gaulle’s farm price policy. Tear gas was used by helmeted Republican Security Force officers. Initial reports cited about 12 injuries in the first violent outbreak since December 1958 austerity measures were announced.
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Amiens
France
Charle de Gauille
de Gaulle
Quake Rocks Chile Amid Harangues At Rally
An earthquake struck near Santiago as farm workers protested after inflammatory speeches by union leaders. Police kept order during the demonstration in Chile with the tremor hitting at 8:53 a.m. local time.
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Saide Angly Palsers
Santiago
Chile
UPI
Aer
San
Tiago
Thal
Pasadena
Soviet veto blocks Eisenhower test ban proposal
The Soviet Union rejected President Eisenhower’s limited nuclear test ban plan as a step backward. Tsarapkin argued the proposal allows underground tests above 20 kilotons and urged Moscow to study the ideas. Britain supported the plan to maintain Western unity at the conference.
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Geneva
UPI
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
Washington
Semyon Tsarapkin
Tsarapkin
United States
Britain
Winter Storm Roars Across Plains and Midwest Toll Rises
A severe winter storm plows the Great Plains and northern Midwest amid freezing conditions. Deaths and damage mount as frigid weather spreads to southern states. Editorial questions Ike’s defense stance.
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Great Plains
Midwest
Grilling Near End for Finch in Los Angeles Court
In Los Angeles Superior Court prosecutor Fred N Whichello pressed Dr R Bernard Finch on his wife s death claiming an accidental shooting during a July struggle The 42 year old physician and his mistress Carole Trego f face murder charges over Barbara Jean Finch 33 in the West Covina driveway Finch said he had no intention to use the weapon and sought to clarify yesterday s testimony
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Dr. Finch
Whichello
Whicheille
Finch
Mrs. Finch
Los Angeles
Sheppard appeals again to Ohio Supreme Court
In Columbus attorneys for Dr. Samuel H. Sheppard prepare another bid for freedom as he seeks to overturn his life term for second degree murder in the 1954 slaying of his wife. He alleges an intruder with bushy hair killed her the morning of July 4, 1954 and escaped.
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Columbus
Ohio
JPI
Samuel H. Sheppard
Ohio Supreme Court
Sheppard
Fear 12 Die as Navy Seaplane Crashes
An Navy P5M Marlin patrol seaplane with 12 aboard went down in Puget Sound near Oak Harbor Washington. Rescue crews found no survivors and the search continued for possible missing crew members.
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Oak Harbor
Wash
Puget Sound
Polar Object Studied as Soviet Space Spy
President Frondizi ordered Argentina's navy to attack a suspected submarine trapped in Golfo Nuevo and threaten to break diplomatic ties with the submarine's nation. Officials said a combined surface and air assault could begin at midnight. A second mystery submarine was reported nearby to assist or distract.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
UPI
Arturo Frondizi
Golfo Nuevo Inlet
Hére
Frondizi
Foreign Office
Seconnd
Southland Weather and Wind Hit Southland and Desert Areas
The forecast calls for sunny warm conditions in Southern California today and tomorrow with gusty winds from a front that moved into Arizona. Small craft advisories and rough seas persist along the coast, with similar winds in mountains and deserts. Some areas may see temperatures down to 28 tonight. A pepper tree fell on a car in Altadena, and reports of downed trees and power lines occurred in Torrance and other South Bay towns. Barstow received rain squalls, near freezing temps, and Vermon saw snow, as Cajon Pass and Big Bear Lake reported 12 inches of new snow.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Arizona
Citrus
Altadena
W. Mountain Rd
Frank Dundon
Torrance
South Bay
Barstow
Vermo
Cajon Pass
Millionaire Brewer Adolph Coors III Kidnapped in Colorado
The FBI and local authorities pursued the theory that Adolph Coors III, age 45, a top executive of Adolph Coors Co., was kidnapped after his carryall truck was found near a bridge south of Golden. The Coors family expressed belief in a kidnapping as the motive, while no ransom demand had been reported.
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Golden
Colo
IUPI
Federal Bureau of Investigation
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Adolph Coors Co
Adolph Coors Jr
Ad Coors
Mary
Jefferson County
Denver
Coors
Chessman Films for TV Draw Fire From State Officials
A Sacramento corrections spokesman said film of condemned author Cary Chessman was shot at San Quentin last month for a TV news show. The state opposes exploiting condemned inmates commercially and notes policy allows interviews with consent. Telenews Distribution agreed to cover Chessman under strict filming rules without voice recording or death row visuals.
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Sacramento
State Department of Corrections
Cary Chessman
San Quentin
Barkdull
Telenews Distributing Company
Chessman
Gardener Dies Battling Fire in Hollywood
Gardener Linton St. Clair, 60, died while fighting a wind driven blaze that destroyed a Hollywood home. He collapsed while using a hose and was pronounced dead at Hollywood Receiving Hospital. St. Clair lived at 1818 El Cerrito Place.
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Hollywood
CNS
Linton St. Clair
Hollywood Receiving Hospital
St. Clair
el Cerrito Pl
Russians Weigh Suspected Secret Satellite
American tracking stations detected a large earth circling object in a near polar orbit and weighed whether Russia launched a voice free satellite or a rocket fragment. Analysts considered it might be a satellite or lunar probe test that failed. At Edwards AFB the X-15 conducted a one minute powered flight reaching 80 000 feet.
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Washington
Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
UPI
Mystery Satellite Object Sparks Space Debates
Washington officials report a mysterious satellite or debris passing over the poles may have military or scientific origins. Analysts consider it may be part of a Lunar IS rocket or a foreign signal test while denying it as a weapon. Moscow stayed silent as U.S. scientists weigh remote signaling chances from a tumbling craft.
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Russia
Lunar IS
Defense Department
Nikita Khrushchev
Poles
Moscow
Soviet Union
Pardon Granted to Mother of Four in New Jersey
Springfield New Jersey reports that Governor Stratton issued a full pardon to Mrs Irene Robbins of Gardena California. Robbins was identified as a parole violator from Illinois and has lived in California for 19 years with her four children.
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Stratton
Irene Robbins
Gardena
Calif
Robbins
California
Long Strike Ends in Montana Mine War
The 177 day strike against Anaconda Co operations in Montana ended today with a settlement reached in Butte. The lengthy labor action involved workers seeking improved conditions and pay, ending after negotiations between union leaders and company officials.
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Butte
Mont
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