Eisenhower Aide Denies Political Plans Talk From Hospital
President Eisenhower has not discussed his political future with his staff since hospital admission. Press secretary James Hagerty rejects columnist Stewart Alsop’s prediction and notes Eisenhower rests well and will meet with Vice President Nixon and Secretary of State Dulles in the hospital.
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Washington
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
White House
Hagerty
Stewart Alsop
Nixon
Dulles
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Isidor Radvin
Heat wave grips East and Midwest with record highs
The Associated Press reports relief in the Great Lakes and Upper Mississippi Valley as Eastern regions remain scorchingly hot. Daily records fell in New York Newark and Columbus with readings near 96 to 99 degrees while El Paso Phoenix and other cities posted 90s and low 100s. A separate forest blaze near Winslow Arizona scorched 15 000 acres in under 48 hours, deemed man caused, with timber losses estimated at 3 500 000 by the U S Forest Service.
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Mississippi River Valley
New York
Newark
Columbus
el Paso
Phoenix
San Antonio
Philadelphia
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Chicago
Minneapolis
Winslow
Ariz
U. S. Forest Service
Arizona City
Red China frees two Catholic missionaries from Houston
Peiping radio announced the release of two Roman Catholic priests from Houston after three years in prison. Separate reports describe wrecks on the Texas Gulf Coast, severe weather, and power disruptions in Houston as heavy rains flood streets and underpasses near a polio center.
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Hong Kong
Peiping Radio
Houston
California
John Willicane
Senate Foreign Relations Panel Boosts Aid Bill
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee raised the foreign aid bill to 4.5159 billion dollars, adding 715 million beyond the House veto. In a closed session, it restored 100 million to the President's discretionary fund for Asian economic development by a 9 to 5 vote.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
House
Two American prisoners freed. others still held at large
Broadcast reports John William Clifford and Thomas Leonard Phillips completed terms on June 15 and were released, but a China border search found neither on the last arriving train. US consular officials said arrival could take days or a week in Hong Kong. Two Roman Catholic priests were also to be freed by Reds, signaling hope for more releases in the stalled negotiations. A Geneva contest prize caught in the Pine River weighed 5 pounds 2 1/4 ounces with a marshmallow bait shown.
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Thomas Leonard Phillips
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China
Hong Kong
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Durango
Colo
Wayneslife
Nelson
Bakersville
Calif
Geneva
Pine River
Calhoun to Stand Trial in Election Laws Conspiracy
Attorney Bernard P. Calhoun of Los Angeles will stand trial Monday on charges of conspiring with former state liquor official William G. Bonelli to violate state election laws.
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San Diego
Bernard P. Calhoun
Los Angeles
William G. Bonelli
Weather summary with clouds and fog and clear periods
The forecast notes late night and early morning fog and cloudiness with mainly clear skies today and tomorrow. Temperatures reach a high around 79 and a low near 57. Specific page references and sections list TV radio and various features.
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Inessaraes
Gasoline bomb destroys East Los Angeles barber shop
Three men hurled a five gallon gasoline bomb through the front window of a three-chair barber shop at 3937 E Whittier Blvd. The device was ignited, destroying the shop. Owner Tomas Trejo had been charging $1 for haircuts.
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E. Whittier Blvd
Tomas Trejo
Air Force Silent on Bikini H Test Miss Report
Washington reports the Air Force gave only a noncommittal reply on whether the B 52 dropped the H bomb near the Bikini target last month. The AEC declined to comment. Some observers claimed a large miss, suggesting a margin of error over 3500 yards. The Air Force said the drop was conducted as scheduled and that the bomber’s capability was demonstrated, while distance details remain classified.
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Air Force
Bikini
Atomic Energy Commission
Namu Island
Musicians Elect Petrillo Again at Atlantic City Convention
The American Federation of Musicians re elected James C Petrillo as president at its Atlantic City convention and approved by law amendments to curb insurgents. The changes allow trusteeship of any local disobeying a lawful convention order from the international president’s executive board.
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N.J
American Federation of Musicians
James C. Petrillo
International
Baptized and Married in Portugal. Man Dies Same Day
Domingos Faia, 83, a marketplace sweeper from Entrocamento Portugal, was baptized in the morning, married in the afternoon and died the same evening, in a sequence noted by local records.
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Portugal
Domingos Faia
Tigers Loose in Rome Circus Stirs City Fear
Two Tongi State Circus tigers escaped their cage near the Colosseum and Basilica of St John in Lateran in Rome. One was captured within minutes. the other roamed for 90 minutes, killing a donkey and injuring a pony as riot police and firemen with nets and a lion-tamer contained the danger.
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Slayer Of Two Girls Hunted Purcellville Mystery
In Purcellville Virginia police investigate the discovery of a second nude teen body within a week. Shelby Jean Venable 16 of Laurel Maryland is identified by tooth and marks. A first body, Mary Elizabeth Fellers 18 of Beltsville Maryland, was found near a Potomac bridge at Brunswick.
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Potomac River
C. L. Wood
Shelby Jean Venable
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Wood
Potomac Bridge
Brunswick
Mary Elizabeth Fellers
Beltsville
Security Risks Get Jobs Back
Attorney General Herbert Brownell Jr ordered immediate restoration to duty for government workers in non sensitive positions suspended as security risks. The move applies to those deemed not a threat and aims to reinstate their public service.
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Washington
Herbert Brownell Jr
Wrecker Driver Discovers Daughter Slain in Car Crash
Lee Walton a 52 year old wrecker driver arrived at a Vista wreck scene and found the English roadster belonged to his daughter Luella Hernandez 23 a divorcee who was killed with her escort Joseph G Gonzales 20 of Vista.
Riesel Acid Attack Suspect Arrested
A 25 year old man identified as Joseph OConnell was arrested in a Lower Manhattan bar for questioning in the acid hurling attack on labor columnist Victor Riesel who was blinded in the April 5 assault. District Attorney Frank Hogan said the suspect was held on a vagrancy charge.
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NEW Yorkip
Victor Riesel
Riesel
Dist. Atty
Frank S. Hogan
Joseph O’connell
Lower Manhattan
Baseball Today Major League Games and Probable Pitchers
Baseball scores and probable pitchers for tonight's games in the American and National Leagues. Notable matchups include New York at Cleveland with Rocks facing Garcia and Milwaukee at St Louis with Kline on the mound. The listings show several doubleheaders and ambiguities due to OCR errors.
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Garcia
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Lary
Baltimore
Kansas City
Moore
Crinian
Washington
Chicago
Wiesler
Pierce
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Etre Fe
Burectie
Louis Risareh
Kline
Incinnat
Ape Moippstein
Antonelli
Philadel
Hacker
Aiser
Simmons
Rozovim
RAF Mercy Flight Feeds Baby Elephant Orphaned in Jungle
The Royal Air Force sent milk bottles and medicine to a motherless baby elephant stranded in Central Malaya. Game Warden A. K. Robinson learned of the animal in Pahang and the rescue team planned to nurse and relocate the infant to Temerloh, warning it faces a precarious future due to its age.
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Mercy Flight
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Temerloh
Pasadena Commencement Honors 4015 Graduates at Rose Bowl
Pasadena marked the 67th annual City Schools commencement honoring 4015 graduates during a Rose Bowl ceremony that saw a small fire interrupt proceedings briefly. Board president Lawrence C. Lamb urged spiritual renewal while Superintendent Stuart F. McComb praised education’s role in maintaining American openness. Class speakers emphasized expanding horizons and graduates’ constructive future contributions. It was the last Rose Bowl appearance for the 10th graders.
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Pasadena
Lawrence C. Lamb
Board of
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Stuart F. McComb
Ferry worker fired after complaint of overwork and low pay
Abram McLean, a ferry boat operator in Sunderland, was dismissed after going on a one man strike to demand meals breaks and a raise from 9 80 a week. He said he worked a five hour week. The owner fired him.
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England
Abraham McLean
McLean
Jury to Probe Slaying Case in Los Angeles County
The county grand jury may indict Donald Keith Basher 27 of South Pasadena for the bludgeon slayings of two Wilshire district divorcees. Eight witnesses will testify Tuesday as the deputy district attorney and grand jury committee decide whether the matter should go to the full jury. Basher confessed a series of 32 burglaries and the two murders in 1955 including Mrs Laura Lindsay and Mrs Karil Graham.
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CNS
Donald Keith Basher
South Pasadena
Wilshire
Thomas P. Finnerty Jr
Jury Criminal Complaints Committee
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Rollin
Laura Lindsay
Bird of Paradise
Karil Rogers Graham
Finnerty
Plane Crashes in Malaya Jungle. Nine Aboard Reported Lost
A Royal Air Force Valletta transport with nine persons aboard crashed early today in the jungles of Perak State on Malaya's west coast. Search by helicopters and C-47 planes found the wreckage about ninety minutes later with no sign of survivors. The mission was supply drops to troops fighting rebels in the Maravan jungle.
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Royal Air Force
Valletta
Perak
Maravan
No Cream Left as Truck Buries Barn in Berry Flood
A truck carrying 40 000 pounds of frozen strawberries crashed through a field and into the Vasher home at Lena station near Alexandria Louisiana. The couple slept inside as the truck lodged near their bed and the driver from Los Angeles escaped with no serious injuries. Police salvaged almost all of the 20 tons of berries after the impact.
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Pink
Lena Station
Here
Gordon L. Forman
Baton Rouge
Travis L. Spruel
Los Angeles
Bel Air seeks clues in second Scott home search
Detectives and crime lab technicians combed the Bel Air home of Evelyn Throsby Scott for clues to her disappearance. A March 10 search yielded glasses and a dental bridge under a pile of leaves near the incinerator. Her husband J Ewing Scott, 60, disappeared May 2 while on $25,000 bail after forgery and grand theft charges related to her $600,000 estate.
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Bel-Air
Evelyn Throsby
Scott
J. Ewing Scott
Citizens National Trust and Savings Bank
Rebels Returned to Haitian Embassy After Capture
Argentina's provisional government ordered the return of rebel Gen Raul Tanco and six fugitives to the Haitian embassy soon after they were abducted by machine gunners and delivered to the army. President Aramburu asserted they faced political crimes, granting asylum and immunity amid protests from Haiti.
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Buenos Atres
Argentina
Raul Tanco
Pedro Aramburu
Jean Brierre
Tanco
Aramburu
Steelworkers Reject Big Three Contract Offer
United Steelworkers president David J. McDonald blasted the Big Three steelmakers for an inadequate five year pay proposal. He said the counter offer amounts to only a five cent hourly raise and amounts to too little, too late, and too long.
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New York
United Steelworkers
David J. McDonald
McDonald
Communists boast 8 million men under arms worldwide
Secretary Wilber Brucker said at a Flag Day event in Philadelphia that the Communists have more than 8 million soldiers, about 24 percent in China, with 405 well trained divisions ready for action. He cited U.S. Army strength at about 1,054,000.
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Philadelphia
China
Wilber Brucker
Brucker
Independee Hall
U.S
Police lack clues on UCLA researcher George Fuller missing
Police have no idea of the whereabouts of Dr. George Fuller a 27 year old UCLA research anatomist who vanished May 31 in West Los Angeles CNS notes the mystery deepens as investigators seek leads and suspects without solid information.
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CNS
George Fuller
UCLA
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