Defense orders prioritize steel supplies for defense
Government moves to freeze select steel items to sustain defense production during a nationwide steel strike. An order will take effect Friday and may last up to two weeks, channeling stockpiled steel to defense producers to keep the national program moving.
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Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers
Allied Industries
Joseph F. Finnegan
Federal Mediation Service
David J. McDonald
USW
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem and
Republic
Expert Hikers Seek UAL Plane Wreck in Grand Canyon
Rescue crews search the Grand Canyon for clues to a mid air collision between a United Airlines DC 7 and a TWA Super Constellation. Eight Swiss rescuers join the effort as investigators in Washington push for aviation rule reviews.
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Grand Canyon Village
Ariza
TWA
Grand Canyon
UAL
Temple Butte
Switzerland
Zurich
Nmn 27
Rudolf Bucher
Byrd Ryland
Ryland
United Airlines
Washington
House
Senate
Civil Aeronautics Administration
House Commerce Committee
Youths disarm officer after liquor store robbery stop
In Long Beach four youths stopped a police officer during a liquor store robbery probe. They surrounded him as he tried to draw his revolver, disarming him and wounding him when a youth fired at the car tires. Manuel Martinez, 19, of Garden Grove, was later arrested near the airport.
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Long Beach
Thomas Welch
Welch
Manuel Martinez
Garden Grove
Guards Mounted as U S Cyprus Aides Guarded
In Nicosia Marines placed armed guards at the American Legation to deter anti British Cypriots during Fourth of July events. EOKA said it regretted the Boteler killing last month. In Limassol, a masked gunman killed a coffee shop proprietor early today.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
USS
EOKA
William Boteler
Washington, D.C
Limassol
Jilted Suitor Kidnaps Blonde Woman in Oklahoma
Tecumseh Oklahoma reports a 25 year old blonde woman abducted by Floyd Moutaw a 30 year old bulldozer operator after she spurned his advances. Moutaw allegedly broke into the Duggan home beating Mr. and Mrs. Duggan and abducting Mrs. Katherine Hudgins while their daughter witnessed the event. The couple were hospitalized in critical condition and Moutaw is sought on felonious assault and kidnapping charges.
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Tecumseh
Okla
Lloyd Henry
Floyd
Red) Moutaw
Moutaw
Bill Duggan
Katherine Hudgins
Duggan
Sylvia
City Hospital
Shawnee
Hudgins
Sylvia Jo Skelton
Moutan
Cpl
Bill Hudgins
Okinawa
Sheriff and rival die in courthouse gun duel
In Stilwell Oklahoma Sheriff Chester Crittenden and rival bidder Bob Alberty fatally shot each other in the county jail after yesterday's primary. Eleven witnesses reported the duel with no clear motive. County Attorney Owen Grant said there had been no ill feelings between them.
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Stilwell
Okla
Chester Crittenden
Crittenden
Bob Alberty
Owen Grant
Adair County
Oklahoma
Alberty
Raymond Herrin
Cherokee County
Junior Martin
Nixon Asks Asia Neutrals Spurn Reds
In Manila the Philippines and the United States marked their joint independence anniversary with pledges to resist neutralism and Communist expansion. Vice President Nixon urged Asia’s neutrals to align with free nations, while President Magsaysay framed the partnership as a model for liberty and peace amid regional tensions.
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Nixon
Asia
Manila
Philippines
United States
U.S
Richard Nixon
Eisenhower
India
Indonesia
Burma
Ceylon
Philippine
Raimon Magsaysay
Marine Sergeant Sentenced to 12 Months Hard Labor
PARRIS ISLAND S C A 24 year old Marine drill sergeant was convicted of maltreating recruits by kicking and striking them and received 12 months at hard labor. Sgt Arthur E Ashcraft twice commended for his trainee work will receive a bad conduct discharge after serving his sentence and lose rank plus forfeiture of 75 dollars a month for a year. Seventeen prosecution witnesses testified accusing him of kicking or striking recruits.
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Parris Island
S. C
Arthur E. Ashcraft
Ashcraft
Longest Columbia River Flood Ends After 71 Days
The Columbia River dropped below flood stage of 15 feet at Vancouver Washington ending the longest modern flood. It carried more water this year than since the 1894 deluge and stayed above flood stage 71 days before receding.
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Portland
Ore
Vancouver
Wash
Girl Survives Nine Days Buried Under Wrecked Car
Plucky 18 year old Jean Margetts was found barely alive beneath a wrecked auto after nine days without food or water. Nearby, her fiancé James B. Hixon Jr. 22 died at the scene. Rescuers found her 15 feet from his body after a crash on a Wasatch mountain highway.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Jean Margetts
James B. Hixon, Jr
Wasatch Mountain
Hixon
Explorer Wins Top TV Money on The $64,000 Question
A 70 year old Danish explorer Peter Freuchen won the top prize on the game show The $64,000 Question in New York. He answered a series of questions about The Seven Seas without seeking help.
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New York
Peter Freuchen
Seven Seas
Airlines limit drinks to two on domestic flights
Washington reports the Air Transport Association and six U S airlines reached a pact to restrict alcohol service on flights within the United States. The agreement, awaiting Civil Aeronautics Board approval, caps any passenger's alcohol at two drinks of 1.6 ounces per flight. Parties include American, Eastern, National, Northwest, TWA and United.
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Washington
United States
Civil Aeronautics Board
Air Transport Assn
Scheduled Airlines
American
Eastern
National
Northwest
TWA
United
Theater Evacuated After Smoke Bomb at Baldwin Los Angeles
A smoke bomb discharged in the Baldwin Theater on La Brea sent about 1700 moviegoers into the street. No injuries reported as patrons exited the 3741 South La Brea venue.
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Los Angeles
Baldwin Theater
S. la Brea
Funeral rites for Los Angeles cattle rancher Huston
Funeral services were held in Los Angeles for Harry H. Huston 77 a cattle rancher and meat industry executive who died of a heart attack while driving in Santa Barbara Monday night He was a notable figure in regional meat production and cattle trade.
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Los Angeles
Harry H. Huston
Santa Barbara
Prince Rainier Grace First Public Appearance Since Honeymoon
Prince Rainier and Princess Grace rode to church on Independence Day amid cheering crowds in their first official appearance since their honeymoon. A Paris jeweler hired New York lawyers to seize Monaco assets in America unless the Monaco Council pays in full for a diamond necklace ordered for the princess.
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Monte Carlo
Prince Rainier
Princess Grace
Paris
New York
America
Monaco Council
Hopes Dimming for Lost Plane
Private plane missing since Friday being searched as Coast Guard finds wreckage on Mt. San Gorgonio near San Bernardino. Not the Hawthorn family plane. victims include Steven P. Genette 41, daughter Patricia 16, and son Donald 15 aboard the Cessna.
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Los Angeles
CNL
Coast Guard
Mt. San Gorgonio
San Bernardino
Big Bear
Steven P. Genette
Patricia
Donald
U S Holiday Traffic Toll Starts Climbing
The Independence Day travel period started with a toll near even numbers for deaths and drownings in the first hours. By 6 a.m. yesterday the tally stood at 10 with eight more noted in the same window. California saw June traffic deaths reach a record 313, the CHP reported.
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Sacramento
California
California Highway Patrol
Memorial Holiday Traffic Toll Projections
The National Safety Council estimates 130 deaths from automobile accidents during the 30 hour holiday period as millions travel to resorts. Strict enforcement could reduce the toll to 80, a typical midweek figure. One day Memorial Day saw 109 traffic deaths, 32 drownings, and 33 other fatalities.
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National Safety Council
Senate backs bill targeting airplane sabotage with death penalty
Washington report notes the Senate approved a bill that would impose the death penalty for any sabotage of an airplane that results in passenger fatalities and sent the measure to the White House yesterday.
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Washington
Senate
White House
Holdup Men Foiled by Fatal Self-Destruction in Boston Jewelry Heist
Two unidentified gunmen attempted a downtown robbery at Kay's Jewelry Store in Lawrence Massachusetts last night. They fled amid gunfire as the owner’s son resisted, then later died during a police siege in an attic. Medical examiner said they likely killed each other or themselves, with one dying from a head wound and the other from a temple wound.
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Lawrence
Mass
Kay
Asst
Paul A. Oskar
Man Hunted in Beach Stabbing Near Santa Monica
A Santa Monica hotel resident was stabbed critically when the hotel cook broke into her apartment. Elma Stroup, 38, of the Chase Hotel at 1725 Ocean Front, remained near death at Santa Monica Hospital.
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Santa Monica
CNS
Ocean Front
Santa Monica Hospital
Elma Stroup
Father frees girl after chained lion attack in yard
In Muskegon Michigan a chained lion seized Beatrice Ann Harris by the head as she entered a fenced enclosure in a backyard. Beatrice Ann suffered skull fractures and a chest wound and was moved from Hackley Hospital to Blodgett Memorial Hospital in Grand Rapids under police escort. Her father Gerald Harris was hospitalized for shock after freeing her by forcing the lion’s mouth open.
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Muskegon
Mich
Beatrice Ann
Gerald Harris
Hackley Hospital
Blodgett Memorial Hospital
Grand Rapids
Air Chief Reports Tomorrow in Gettysburg Meeting
President Eisenhower will meet with Gen. Nathan F. Twining in Gettysburg to discuss Soviet air strength observations from his Moscow trip. Twining will confer with the President and Defense Secretary Wilson, then hold a news conference in the White House press room.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Nathan F. Twining
Air Force
Twining
Russia
Kremlin
Germany
Moscow
James C. Hagerty
Washington
Eisenhower Farm
Defense Wilson
Pentagon
White House
Hagerty
Wilson
Sherman Adams
Wilton B. Persons
House Subcommittee Halves Eisenhower Foreign Aid Request
House Appropriations subcommittee members voted to cut President Eisenhower's foreign aid request of 4.9 billion dollars by well over a billion. The panel, led by Rep Passman of Louisiana, planned to announce formal action later this week and said the cut would exceed the previously approved military budget reductions.
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Washington
House Appropriations Subcommittee
Eisenhower
Representative Passman
D-La
House
Altadena Classifieds and Editorial Snippets Overview
A fragmented list mentions sections such as Weather, Automotive, Comics, Editorial Sus, Pictures Flash News, Theaters, Radio TV, San Gabriel Valley society and women, home pages, vital statistics, and world news. The garbled OCR yields no coherent event or person data.
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Altadena Calling
Crossworld Puzzle Sus Editorial
Odd Pictures
Scone Radio
AMS San Gabriel Valley
al Society, Women
Vital Statistica
al8 World News Eevee
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Ike
Russ
Gail Maloff
Brother Paul
Randolph
Gail
Uncle Sam
Lew McCusker
Hillsboro
U.S. Cyprus
Magsaysay
Luneta Park
Grant
County Election Board
Allberty
J. D. Burnett
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Explorer
Grace, Prince
Associated Press
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