U S Keeps Tito Aid Despite Moscow Visit
The Eisenhower administration will continue economic and some military aid to Yugoslavia totaling about 65 million dollars for the fiscal year ending June 30. Yugoslavia also holds 71.2 million dollars in U S surplus farm commodities paid in local currency. State Department officials note possible Soviet pressure on Tito during his Moscow trip but say no secret military pact exists.
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Eisenhower
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Bulgarin-Khrushchev
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Tito
Georgi Zhukov
Russia
Zhukov
U. S
Charles E. Bohlen
Stalingrad
Soviet Union
Bohlen
Scott Gems Hunted in Los Angeles Missing Couple Case
The missing Scott couple case widens as Evelyn Throsby's trustees seek a $6000 jewelry stash in a safety deposit box. Attorney Hallam Mathews suspects L Ewing Scott holds a box containing the jewels in Los Angeles. Police learned of the jewels during March questioning. Scott claimed he returned them to a safe place.
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Scott
Evelyn Throsby
Hallam Mathews
Bel Air
L. Ewing Scott
Resignation Suggested McLeaish Quits FHA Post
Robert B. McLeaish said Secretary Benson strongly suggested he resign as head of the Agriculture Department's Farmers Home Administration. Testimony before the Senate committee cited past accusations of excessive drinking, which McLeaish denied. He noted he serves at the President's pleasure and was appointed in 1953 by Eisenhower.
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Robert B. McLeaish
Agriculture Department
Farmers Home Administration
Benson
McLeaish
Civil Service
FHA
Eisenhower
Roll Expected to Leave Hospital in Two Weeks
District Attorney S Ernest Roll was to be released from UCLA medical center today after a weeklong hospitalization for a virus infection. Doctors Joel Pressman and John Lawrence treated him while he planned a two week vacation, saying he needed rest.
Car Kills Man in Los Angeles Crosswalk
An elderly Los Angeles man, Myron I. Hayward, 81, of 347 S. New Hampshire, was struck and killed by a car while crossing Third Street near New Hampshire Street. The driver was booked on suspicion of manslaughter. Hayward reportedly had cancer and six weeks to live.
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Third
New Hampshire
Hayward
Public Health Urges Polio Shots for California Children
The State Public Health Department urged California children to receive polio inoculations during summer months and told Governor Knight that disease incidence is lower so far this year than in 1955 and 1954. The report recommends inoculations for children under 14 and for expectant mothers as soon as possible.
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Baseball Today National League Scores and Lineups
National League action shows St Louis and Brooklyn in a 1-4 score spread with late innings tallies. Chicago bats explode for 15 runs as New York struggles to keep pace. Cincinnati visits Philadelphia under night lights while Milwaukee hosts Pittsburgh. American League slate includes Baltimore and Chicago in varied results with multiple pitchers listed.
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Egypt Displays Military Strength in Suez Withdrawal Parade
Premier Gamal Abdel Nasser watched 101 Communist produced tanks and other arms roll by in a four hour Arab military strength parade. Twenty one Czech made MIG jet fighters flew overhead as Nasser saluted during the three day celebration marking the British withdrawal from the Suez Canal zone.
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L A Policeman Suspension Urged
A police board of rights recommends a 120 day suspension for patrolman Jack R. Tugwell who admitted filing false reports after shooting Patrick Bauer a 21 year old Van Nuys salesman Tugwell pleaded guilty to four counts of making false reports and statements in relation to the incident.
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Tugwell
Bowles Crowned Queen of Grand Rapids Rose Show
William Bowles Grand Rapids Herald city editor is named queen of the Grand Rapids Show after winning best in show with his Peace rose. The Press donates a trophy to honor the top exhibit and Bowles’s hobby roses.
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William Bowles
Morning
Grand Rapids Herald
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Grand Rapids Press
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Armenian Americans to visit Russia on religious pilgrimage
Fifteen Armenian-Americans depart Saturday for a pilgrimage to homeland behind Russia's Iron Curtain. Aram Tolegian, spokesman, says they are the first Armenians allowed to leave the United States since 1936, following a new two year wage agreement in the USSR granting a 35 cent an hour raise.
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Aram Tolegian
Armen
Los — Angeles
CNS
Southland House
Armenia
Ussr
Classified Telephones and Public Notices Card
Pasadena edition lists classified line telephone numbers for departments and a general notice section. Page header repeats the date June 20 1956 and indicates main and alt contact lines.
Beauty's Screams Foil Kidnapers in Hollywood
Miss Denmark 1953 Miss Universe contestant Gerta Thyssen 24 fought off two youths who jumped from a convertible and tried to abduct her near Riverside Drive. A passerby heard her screams and a mysterious man aided her as the assailants fled toward Lankershim Boulevard.
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Dope Raid Jails Blonde and Three Men in San Fernando
A 19 year old blonde waitress Mrs Carol Leaver and three men were jailed on suspicion of violating the State Narcotics Law in San Fernando. Police said two other men were sought. The suspects include Lorenzo B Chavez 18 Pacoima Luis G Holguin 22 Van Nuys Manuel Altamarino 20 Pacoima and Mrs Leaver 19 of 14668 Hag ar. Police watched Leaver's house after a tip about narcotics use.
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Lorenzo Bianez Chavez
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Luis G. Holguin
van Nuys
Manuel Altamarino
Heat and storms sweep across the Midwest and plains
Heat and humid conditions marked the start of summer from the Rockies to the Appalachians with cooler air along the East Coast. Severe weather hit the mid continent swelter belt as thunderstorms and tornadic winds lashed the middle and upper Mississippi valleys and northern plains. rainfall peaked at nearly 4 inches in Plankinton South Dakota and about 3 inches in parts of Illinois.
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Fullerton Girl Feared Drowned Near Chain of Rocks
An 18 month old girl from Fullerton California Roxanna Dicknell daughter of Mrs Ronnie Dicknell was reported missing and feared drowned in the Mississippi River about a mile and a half north of the Chain of Rocks bridge by East Alton Illinois authorities.
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Ike Still Gives No Hint on Plans
President Eisenhower remains uncertain about his 1952 presidential bid. Press Secretary James C. Hagerty said the recuperating chief executive has given no White House staff member any hint about remaining in the race and has no plans to send a message to the Republican group.
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Marilyn Monroe and Arthur Miller to wed soon
The New York Post reports film star Marilyn Monroe and playwright Arthur Miller will marry in a few days. The ceremony follows Miller’s appearance before the House Committee on Un-American Activities tomorrow.
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New York Post
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Recover Third Body in Quarry Tragedy
Bleary eyed volunteers recovered the third victim from the Pompton Stone Co quarry in Riverside New Jersey where three workers were buried after a granite slope failed. Grant Harris 56 of Pompton Lakes was reached at 601 a.m. after a second night of work under flood lights.
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Grant Harris
Pompton Lakes
Fossils Hint at Pre-Man Ten Million Years Old
A joint American European team reports fossil fragments from the Tuscan coal fields near Grosseto suggesting a ten million year old pre-man not descended from apes. The find is disclosed after three months of digging in slag heaps near the area.
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Italy
Here
Truman Receives Oxford Honorary Degree
Harry S. Truman, once too poor to attend college, is awarded an honorary Doctor of Civil Laws from Oxford University. Lord Halifax delivers praise calling him an ally and model of courage as Truman smiles through tears and notes his surprise at being called Yank at Oxford. Mrs. Truman shares the moment from nearby seats.
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England
Harry S. Truman
U.S
Lord Halifax
Missouri
Eisenhower Holds 10Minute Talk With Pineau
President Eisenhower met in his hospital room with French Foreign Minister Christian Pineau for about ten minutes. Pineau said the talks left him convinced Eisenhower seeks a prompt solution to the French Algerian issue.
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Eisenhower
Christian Pineau
Eisenhower plans may hinge on Friday meeting in San Francisco
A Friday meeting set to arrange the Republican presidential nominating convention opening in San Francisco August 20 fuels speculation. The group could hear whether the President will disclose political plans or stay in the race. Hagerty noted Eisenhower had not discussed politics or personal plans when questioned last week.
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Antelope Valley zoning study ordered by Board of Supervisors
The Los Angeles Board of Supervisors, on motion by Supervisor Roger W. Jessup, directs the Regional Planning Commission to draft a new master land use plan for the Antelope Valley, initiating a complete re zoning study.
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CNS
Antelope Valley
Board of Supervisors
Roger W. Jessup
Regional Planning Commission
Venezuelan airliner disaster over Atlantic claims 74 lives
A Venezuelan four engine airliner exploded into flames two miles up and plunged into the Atlantic, killing 74 people and marking the worst loss in regular airline service. Ships 32 miles east of Asbury Park, New Jersey recovered bodies as survivors were not expected. A Coast Guard plane attempted rescue but found no survivors.
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North Hollywood Father Learns of Airliner Crash Victims
George Witter of 11411 Armitage says his two children George Louis aged 12 and Dorothy Ann aged 14 were aboard an airliner that crashed at sea. He recalls the siblings were brilliant musicians, saving for a Caracas vacation with their maternal aunt and her mother, and that a wealthy contractor uncle invited them.
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George Witter
Arminta
Constellation Crashes Near Idlewild After Engine Trouble
A Super Constellation returning to Idlewild Airport from Caracas crashed into the sea about 40 to 50 miles south of Idlewild after reporting engine trouble. Coast Guard Lt Cmdr Hancox described a 60 degree dive, a 1 32 a.m. water impact, and an oil slick with debris seen at the scene.
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Wantagh
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N. J
Idlewild
Caracas
Venezuela
Luis F. Plata
Witnesses Called in Slaying Quiz
County Grand Jurors were asked to indict Donald Keith Basher 27 of South Pasadena for the bludgeon slaying of two women in Wilshire District. Deputy District Atty. Finnerty called eight witnesses as Basher faced charges for the February 19 1955 and May 25 killings of Mrs Karl Rogers Graham 39 and Mrs Laura Lindsay 62. Basher of 1701 Rollin Street was not present. he was arrested June 9 after being shot in the arm fleeing from an alley between 325 and 337 South Occidental.
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CNS
Donald Keith Basher
South Pasadena
Wilshire
Thomas P. Finnerty Jr
Karl Rogers Graham
Laura Lindsay
Basher
Rollin St
Donald C. Wesley
S. Occidental
Parents and Educators Split on Early Teen Going Steady
HAL BOYLE reports on the divide between parents and educators over teens in mid teens forming steady relationships. Fathers resist daughter suitors while mothers show more tolerance. The piece notes marriage at 18 or 19 rising and teens emulating high school patterns.
Timetable of Tragedy: Venezuelan Airliner Crash Chronology
A New York timetable details the flight of the Venezuelan airliner that crashed off New Jersey. It lists events from 11 18 p.m. takeoff from Idlewild to 4 50 a.m. recovery of a body by the Lt Robert Craig. The sequence includes engine failure, distress calls, gas dumping and the aircraft going down after late night Coast Guard and Navy searches.
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Idlewild
Caracas
Venezuela
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Floyd Bennett Field
Brooklyn
Robert Craig
Craig
Republican Nine Trims Democrats in Charity Baseball Game
The Congressional baseball game saw the Republicans win 8-7, their second straight victory in nine years. GOP catcher Tom Curtis of Missouri suffered a dislocated left shoulder after being knocked over by Democrat Eugene McCarthy of Minnesota during a six-run rally in the fifth inning.
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Missouri
Eugene McCarthy
Minnesota
Curtis
Seek Burmese Check Suspect Bahoh Faces Indictments
Oakland California authorities prepared to seek grand theft and bad check indictments against Sydney Scott Bahoh a 36 year old Burmese fugitive who fled to Europe as police readied to arrest him Alameda County District Attorney J Frank Coakley said Bahoh is believed to have defrauded at least 30 Bay Area victims of more than 100000 with as much as a million dollars possibly passing through his hands. He reportedly returned a substantial portion to maintain a front of honesty.
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Sydney Scott Bahoh
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J. Frank Coakley
Alameda County
Bahoh
San Francisco Bay Area
Weather Update With Clearing Afternoon Skies
The forecast notes night and morning low clouds giving way to generally sunny afternoons today and tomorrow June 19. Highs near 70s with lows mid fifties. Present weather and page references indicate broader newspaper sections including sports and local features.
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