Kin of Murdered Pasadena Girl Sought in Southland
Pasadena police spread the search for Kenneth Pashby a 26 year old relative by marriage linked to the murder of Marilyn Fink 19 found dead at her home in Pasadena. Pashby with ties to Monrovia Gar dena and San Bernardino was missing after leaving for a job as detectives chase leads across the Southland.
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Judge Chastises Support Seeker Over Court Order
In Los Angeles Superior Court Judge A A Scott scolded Thelma Darrell 56 for seeking support from film producer Joe Pasternaks family. The judge urged her to thank her son in law for voluntary help and denied the court order she sought.
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Democrats Gaining or Not After California Primary
California primary results prompt mixed analysis with Eisenhower's strong showing and Kefauver’s loss. Democrats claim possible long term gains while Republicans cite broad support for the Eisenhower-Kuchel ticket, suggesting satisfaction with federal leadership.
Poison vial linked to missing chemist in Adams Massachusetts
A vial of curare, a violent poison, is missing with chemist Albro T. Gaul of Shea Chemical Corp. Gaul reportedly left a briefcase with the vial on a back porch while moving to Windsor. A 9-year-old girl saw him place the case in his car as police search continues. The toxin paralyzes skin contact and can kill if injected.
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Old Bolshevik Lazar Kaganovich Quits Post
London. Moscow Radio said Lazar Kaganovich the Soviet first deputy premier was relieved of his chairmanship of the Labor and Wages Committee at his request. He is the second old Bolshevik to resign recently joining V. M. Molotov who left as foreign minister June 1. Kaganovich, 63, a Ukrainian, long seen as the USSR’s chief labor troubleshooter and the sole Jew in the Kremlin hierarchy, rose from cobbler’s apprentice to Politburo organizer.
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Bulganin letter predicts U S rejection of arms cut plan
Washington sources say Bulganin's note to Eisenhower is propaganda and offers no new disarmament ideas. They expect President Eisenhower to reject the proposals and press for a foolproof inspection system, arguing the Kremlin move is a token cut along the East German border.
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Worldwide interest in Eisenhower illness across nations
London papers highlighted the President's illness and its political impact. Sir Anthony Eden offered sympathetic inquiries, Konrad Adenauer rushed to the U.S. and expressed relief, Tass noted a stomach ailment, and Truman stayed informed. The London Daily Mirror urged Ike not to seek re election, calling for a united West.
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Mollet Wins French Vote of Confidence
Paris reports Prime Minister Guy Mollet secured a third confidence vote in days. The pension bill passage was 276 to 133, followed by 344 to 39 in a later verdict. The Communist abstained Tuesday but backed today’s socialist government.
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Weather forecast with hazy sun and fog
The forecast calls for hazy sunshine with low clouds and fog tomorrow morning. High near 8 with little temperature change. Sunset at 8 03 p.m. Sunrise 5 41 a.m. Tides indicate low tide 5 27 a.m. and 4 46 p.m. High tides at 12 01 a.m. and 10 58 p.m.
President Eisenhower undergoes ileitis surgery at Walter Reed
President Eisenhower, diagnosed with ileitis, underwent an exploratory operation to relieve a small intestine obstruction. The four-surgeon team operated from 2:59 a.m. to 4:52 a.m. in operating room six, leaving the president in excellent condition with no heart trouble evident.
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House Votes Tito Aid Cut
The House voted to end all U.S. aid to Yugoslavia unless President Eisenhower personally decides to continue aid to Marshal Tito's regime. The chamber amends the foreign aid bill to 3.8 billion dollars with a 183 to 3 vote.
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Eisenhower brother Milton Eisenhower resigns as Penn State president
Dr Milton Eisenhower announced his resignation as president of the Pennsylvania State University effective no later than December 31 He said personal reasons and wanted to forestall speculation The move came as he left for Washington to visit President Eisenhower at Walter Reed Hospital in the wake of his illness In Hartford a jobless nurse Charles R Hoye 51 was held for a federal grand jury on charges of sending threatening letters to the president claiming failure to receive treatment in a veterans hospital He admitted sending three letters June 4 5 and 6 and also a letter from Providence R I The penalty could reach five years in prison a 1000 fine or both The Secret Service said Hoye also mailed another letter
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