Arizona solon hots dissension in Nixon replacement talk
Senator Len Goldwater accuses Harold Stassen of stirring dissension within the Republican Party by pushing to replace Nixon on the 1956 GOP ticket with Massachusetts Governor Christian Herter. Goldwater urges party unity as internal clashes surface alongside Stassen’s anti Nixon campaign. Sen Thye also finds Stassen’s move untimely.
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Len Goldwater
R-Ariz
Harold E. Stassen
Goldwater
Nixon
Stassen
Christian Herter
Massachusetts
Eisenhower
Paul Butler
Wayne Morse
Sen
Morse
D-Ore
Senate
Democrats
Douglas McKay
Interior
Sen. Thye
R-Minn
Herter
Minnesota
84th Congress Ends as Eisenhower Receives Social Security Bill
The Democratic controlled 84th Congress closed amid partisan bickering and a final burst of bills. President Eisenhower thanked House leaders for their cooperation after sending a Social Security measure to the White House and pursuing civil rights and atomic power actions that died in adjournment.
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R-Mass
Senate
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Chicago
GOP
Clifford P. Case
R-N.j
White House
Marine Drill Instructors Face Trial Over Ribbon Creek
S/Sgt. Matthew C. McKeon stands trial on charges of involuntary manslaughter oppression of recruits and two counts of on duty drinking after six recruits drowned during night time marches at Ribbon Creek Parris Island. Defense seeks Lt. Gen. Puller to testify on training methods and morale boosting practices.
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Marine Corps
Matthew C. McKeon
McKeon
Ribbon Creek
Emile Zola
Berman
Lewis B
Chesty) Puller
Saluda
Puller
Los Angeles DA S E Roll Released From UC Medical Center
District Attorney S Ernest Roll of Los Angeles County leaves UC Medical Center after treatment for a lung tumor. He reports feeling well and plans a quick return to work while continuing daily hospital visits for cobalt radiation therapy.
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Los Angeles
S. Ernest Roll
University of California Medical Center
180 House Members Sign for Nixon
Washington reports 180 House Republicans endorsed Nixon for the GOP vice presidential nomination to undercut Stassen. The signers say Nixon has universal support for the ticket, noting Herter cannot match Nixon’s popularity among House Republicans.
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Eisenhower
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Herter
Toy Gun Arrest Corrected In San Francisco Robbery
Eugene Brown, 25, was booked on suspicion of robbery after an alleged hold up of a San Francisco tavern. A black toy gun was used to threaten bartender Joseph Martini during the 117 dollar robbery at the Old Oak Bucket on Fifth Street. A second suspect was later released.
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Eugene Brown
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Mission Street
Fifth Street
Joseph Martini
Young Democrats Open Conclave in San Francisco
California's Young Democrats opened their biennial convention in San Francisco with state president Thomas Winner of Berkeley set to convene. Stephen Zetterberg of Pomona served as temporary chairman as State Sen. George Miller Jr. of Contra Costa County prepared to address the afternoon session and nominations were planned.
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California
Young Democrats
Thomas Winner
Berkeley
Stephen Zetterberg
Pomona
George Miller Jr
Contra Costa County
Weather Update Warm with Thunderstorms and Desert Showers
The forecast is warm with thundershowers and scattered showers in mountains and deserts. Sunday remains warm. Sun sets at 7 57 p.m. and rises at 6 03 a.m. Tomorrow’s tides show a low of 7 22 a.m. and high of 1 26 a.m. at 3 5 feet, then low 9 27 p.m. and high 2 21 p.m. at 4 8 feet.
Barman Held as Bookie in Arcadia
Arcadia deputies arrested Larry A. Loronzo 44 of Monrovia on bookmaking charges after listening to a phone bet discussion at Eaton's Santa Anita Restaurant. He was jailed on $500 bail and later released. Markers tied to betting were found. a complaint for bookmaking to be filed by Deputy District Attorney John Loucks.
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Larry A. Lorenzo
N. Lincoln Pl
Monrovia
Eaton
Santa Anita
Lorenzo
Loronzo
W. J. Latimer
L. Oullette
Dep. Dist. Atty
John Loucks
Dentist's Dose of Pain Killer Kills Patient
An autopsy in Los Angeles found James Cowin, 46, died at his Maywood dentist office after a dose of sodium pentothal. Frederick D. Newberry said death appeared due to the anesthetic with no evidence of negligence. Further tests needed to pinpoint exact cause.
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Maywood
Rederick D. Newbarry
James Cowin
Everett St
San Diego: Calhoun faces six year term for campaign fund conspiracy
Los Angeles attorney Bernard P. Calhoun, 59, was sentenced by Superior Court Judge John Hewicker to up to six years in prison and a $10,000 fine. He conspired to use liquor license holder funds to back William G. Bonelli's reelection bid to the Board of Equalization.
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Los Angeles
Bernard P. Calhoun
William G. Bonelli
Board of Equalization
Calhoun
Southern California Spirits Foundation
Superior Court
John Hewicker
Senate rescinds postal rate shift for controlled circulation pubs
The Senate last night rescinded its action to move postal rates from fourth class to second class for all controlled circulation publications.
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Washington
The
Senate
Radar Focus in Andrea Doria Stockholm Collision Debate
Reports from New York discuss the cause of the Stockholm and Andrea Doria collision. Maritime experts consider radar operation and fog signaling as key factors, with witness accounts about radar status before and after the crash.
Sidney man throws ashtray in forgery trial
In District Court at Sidney Neb a glass ashtray flew past Judge Pat Heaston Jr as Rollo Long 39 Sidney was tried for forgery. Long pleaded insanity but was found guilty and sentenced to two years in the state penitentiary.
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Pat Heaston Jr
Cheyenne County
Rollo Long
Long
Heaton
State Penitentiary
Congressional Probe Ordered Into Andrea Doria Disaster
A House panel authorized the Merchant Marine Committee to investigate the Andrea Doria collision with the Stockholm. The inquiry will probe the catastrophe as survivors count climbs to 533 in New York Harbor while conflicting survivor tallies spark criticism of crew and management aboard the Italian liner. Captain Nordenson of the Stockholm claims fog and speed caused the crash, and radar was functioning.
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Stockholm
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David L. Hollyer
Worccester
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House of Representatives
Merchant Marine Committee
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Italian Line
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New York Harbor
Road crews clear Barton Flats flood damage after isolation
State and county crews toiled overnight in the Barton Flats area northeast of town to clear roads blocked by a flash flood from Barton Flats Creek. Camping areas were isolated until routes reopened.
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Suez Move Results Awaited
Washington officials said a plan by the United States Britain and France is likely early next week to assure Egypt keeps the Suez Canal open to international traffic. The plan would seek guarantees against use of canal control as economic leverage and ensure unhindered access for oil and other shipments.
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France
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Guy Mollet
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Red Seas
Russians clear rubble at Hitler Chancellery in Berlin
In East Berlin the Soviet sector begins removing rubble from Hitler’s Reichs Chancellery eleven years after its destruction by the Russians. The area remains fenced as workmen sort debris into piles and authorities do not reveal future plans for the site or the nearby bunker ruins.
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