Dulles Attacks Soviet Despotism in Speech
U S Secretary of State John Foster Dulles denounced Soviet Communist despotism as led by Khrushchev an indictment of tyranny. He argued free Germans fear Soviet rule and urged nations to shun despotism as in Geneva free election pledges. Dulles spoke before Kiwanis and referenced East Germany and totalitarian suppression.
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San Francisco
John Foster Dulles
Joseph Stalin
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Stalin
Dulles
Kiwanis International
Germany
Geneva
Russia
East
West Germany
East Germany
Planes collide in mid air over Seattle three dead
Two light planes collided in mid air above Seattle's Beacon Hill district. Police reported three persons killed. A Coast Guard pilot saw the crash and burn, with one aircraft hitting Georgetown's industrial residential area.
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Seattle
Wash
Beacon Hill
Coast Guard
Georgetown
Senator Seeks to Rescue Goats in Army Incident
Senator Richard L. Neuberger from Oregon urged Defense Secretary Charles E. Wilson to probe reports that the Army shot goats at Fort Sam Houston Texas to provide doctors battlefield experience. He called the accounts shocking and cited a dispatch quoting Captain Carolyn Taylor of the Army Medical Corps.
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Washington
Richard L. Neuberger
White House
Neuberger
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Army
Carolyn Tayllor
Army Medical Corps
Fort Sam Houston
Tex
Prudential Poll Finds Optimism Over Eisenhower Health
A survey of 1900 business and industrial executives in 11 western states by Prudential Insurance Co. indicates a majority believe President Eisenhower’s illness will not hurt third quarter business performance.
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Los Angeles
Prudential Insurance Co
Eisenhower
Venezuela to Open Air Crash Probe
Venezuelan inspectors flew toward the crash site 32 miles off New Jersey to determine why the four engined liner burst into flames and plummeted into the sea near New York. The disaster killed 74 aboard. U S and Venezuelan authorities coordinate evidence gathering and probe efforts.
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Venezuela
New York
New Jersey
United States
U.S. Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
Linea Aeropostal Venezolana
Caracas
Miller Says He'll Wed Marilyn in Few Days
Playwright Arthur Miller announced in Washington that he will marry actress Marilyn Monroe very soon possibly within the next few days. The pair had sparked headlines as rumors swirled around their romance.
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Miller
Marilyn
Washington
Arthur Miller
Marilyn Monroe
Actor Edwards Robinson Jr faces felony DUI after 4 car crash
Hollywood tale of Edward G Robinson Jr 23 booked on suspicion of felony drunk driving after his sports car hit four parked vehicles and he failed an intoximeter test. Passenger Martin Barth 37 injured possibly losing his right eye. Robins ons bail delayed awaiting habeas corpus. his father a Broadway star.
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Hollywood
Edward G. Robinson Jr
Robinson
Martin Barth
Santa Monica Hospital
Young Robinson
Tough Guy
West Los Angeles
Strictly for the Birds in Dallas Divorce Split
Judge Dallas A. Blankenship divides a pair of love birds after a divorce awarding the male to George Spencer and the female to Mrs. Spencer. The ruling allows reasonable visitation for the male during the mating season to visit the female.
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Dallas
George Spencer
Dallas A. Blankenship
Spencer
MGM Plans Full TV Invasion With 770 Films
Metro Goldwyn Mayer announces a TV distribution plan to release 770 feature films. The lineup includes Mutiny on the Bounty Goodbye Mr Chips Mrs Miniver The Wizard of Oz Grand Hotel The Good Earth The Yearling Easter Parade Meet Me in St Louis A Tale of Two Cities Gaslight and Random Harvest.
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Hollywood
Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer
Mrs. Miniver
St. Louis
Attorney, Same as Lawyer Coined by Two Boys
In Lancaster Kentucky a city judge explains that attorney is the same as lawyer after two young boys aged 9 and 10 ask at his office door what attorney means. The lighthearted moment captures how terms from cowboy pictures influence children.
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Lancaster
Edward R. Roark
Record transcontinental drive by Tom and Lucy Clark
Tom and Lucy Clark, a New York auto salesman and his wife, set a one way transcontinental record by driving from New York to Los Angeles in 60 hours and 12 minutes. They faced traffic on Route 66 and a gas shortage in the desert, yet pressed on on a Renault 4CV.
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N.Y
L.A
Los Angeles
New York
Tom
Lucy Clark
E. G. (Cannonball) Baker
Daytona
Dana
Richmond
Clarks
Baker
Clark
Ohio
Flotave Desert
Arizona
Treasurer accuses Gov Knight of bank deposits scandal
Sacramento Pi State Treasurer Charles G. Johnson charged Gov Goodwin J Knight with urging deposits of state funds in banks tied to his campaign chief in Los Angeles. Johnson said Bank of America sought to hold most state money, while he resisted steering funds to a single lender. The Pooled Money Investment Board reportedly approved 1.2 million in Knight’s financier’s bank after election despite prior policy limiting active non interest bearing deposits.
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Sacramento
Charles G. Johnson
Goodwin J. Knight
Johnson
Los Angeles
John M. Peirce
Bank of America
Peirce
Bank of Knight's
Pooled Money Investment Board
Robert C.kirkwood
Two Convicted in Slaying of Housewife
In Los Angeles a Superior Court jury found Nazario Gonzales 18 and Gerald Garcia 19 guilty of first degree murder for the attack slaying of Doris Moulton 29 in Whittier. They also convicted them of criminal attack kidnapping and first degree robbery, while acquitting kidnapping with intent to rob and assault with a deadly weapon against Moulton’s companion Bertin Sarff. Sentencing set for June 26.
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Los Angeles
CNS
Whittier
Nazario Gonzales
EF. Orchard
Gerald V. Garcia
Rosemead Blvd
Pico
Doris Moulton
S. Mills
Clement D. Nye
Bertin R. Sarff
N. Comstock
Weather forecast with sun from afternoon onward
Night and morning low clouds, becoming sunny in the afternoons today and tomorrow. Maximum around 75 degrees. Mintowam 54. Full weather report on Page A 19. Where to find City.
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Mintowam
Congress Advances Major Highway Bill To Final Action
Senate and House conferees completed action on the 32.9 billion highway construction bill sending it to both chambers for rapid final passage. The measure would be signed by President Eisenhower before July 1, with a one cent gasoline tax hike to three cents per gallon. The package projects about 14.8 billion in new revenue over 16 years, expiring June 30, 1972, to fund the program through existing levies and user charges.
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Washington
Senate House
Congress
Senate
House
Eisenhower
Hagerty under fire over Eisenhower illness handling
Washington reports a White House PR rift as Hagerty faces criticism for how news of President Eisenhower's abdominal surgery is released. Disagreement within the White House over medical prognosis and timing raises questions about plans for a potential second term amid public controversy.
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Washington
White House
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Debt ceiling bill clears House for Senate review
The House approved by voice vote a bill to set a 278 billion dollar ceiling on the national debt for the upcoming fiscal year starting July 1, sending it to the Senate without a dissenting vote.
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Washington
House
Senate
Ike Leaves Hospital Room For The First Time
President Eisenhower left his hospital room for the first time since his June 9 operation. He walked about 40 feet with no support, sat in a chair, then returned to bed. He conferred about 45 minutes with Sherman Adams and staff on White House business, including acceptance of Robert McLeaish’s resignation as head of the Farmers Home Administration.
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Washington
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
White House
Sherman Adams
Robert B. McLeaish
Farmers Home Administration
Atomic glue particle found at Los Alamos lab
The Atomic Energy Commission announced a new particle found at Los Alamos New Mexico that may reveal the glue holding atomic nuclei together. The neutralino is the second such particle detected within a year, following the antiproton found by California’s Radiation Laboratory.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Los Alamos
N.M
University of California Radiation Laboratory
Bonelli Fund Raising Testimony Highlights Campaign Money
A Superior Court jury heard collectors for William G. Bonelli testify they received over 25000 from liquor licensees in Long Beach and San Diego. They spoke during the trial of Bernard P. Calhoun, 59, a Bonelli co defendant in a conspiracy indictment returned by the County Grand Jury last year.
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San Diego
William G. Bonelli
Long Beach
Bernard P. Calhoun
Bonelli
Baseball Today: American League and National League Schedule
Baseball scores and lineups show Boston vs Cleveland and Baltimore vs Chicago with players Wood ling Wynn Hegan Nixon Kiely, Berberet Santiago Ginsberg and others. Milwaukee tops Pittsburgh 7 to 4 as Buhl and Rice pair for the win while St. Louis faces Brooklyn. Chicago at New York postponed by rain.
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Cleveland
Onee En Nees Oose Toon Brewer
Nixon
Kiely
White
Wynn and Hegan
Woodling
Baltimore
Chicago
Jeannnee Johnson Harshman
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Buhl
Rice
Kline
Manger
McMahon
Foiles St. Lowis
Brooklyn
New York
Three Seized With $23,000 in Marijuana in East Los Angeles
Federal and sheriff's narcotics officers seized 27 pounds of marijuana in one-pound bags after arresting three men Jess Cancino Serafin Roman Rubio and Richard Jose Avalos on federal narcotics violations. The raid was led by George H White and Sgt Dennis Cook. The suspects allegedly sold five pounds of marijuana for $1,000.
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Los Angeles
CNS
Vice Squad
George H. White
Dennis Cook
Jess Cancino
Serafin Roman Rubio
Richard Jose Avalos
White
Good Samaritan Killed in Bayshore Freeway Crash
A four car crash on Bayshore Freeway left seven injured and a truck driver, Donald Ross 26 Santa Monica, dead after he aided others at the scene. A car struck the volunteer helping occupants of two cars involved in the original collision.
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Burlingame
Bayshore
Donald Ross
Santa Monica
Children Rescued From Fiery Home In Torrance
Sandra MacAbee a 13 year old babysitter led four children to safety from a burning bedroom then called five men. The kids Debbie 3 Carol Ann 5 Sharon 4 and Charles Jr 6 were awakened and guided outside. Damage to the bedroom and attic was about 3000 dollars. Cause under investigation.
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Torrance
CNS
Sandra MacAbee
Sandra
W. Fiat
Charles W. Hamilton
Debbie
Carol Ann
Sharon
Charles Jr
Sylvester Turner
Twining Leaves for Moscow
Gen. Nathan F. Twining, Air Force chief of staff, departed for Moscow today. He described an “interesting” itinerary outside the capital and said he would like to ride in Soviet warplanes.
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Washington
Nathan F. Twining
Air Force
Moscow
Russia
Twining
Vandals Smash Windows in 15 Pasadena Cars
Vandals smashed windows on 15 Pasadena cars between 10 30 and 11 00 PM. Two men aged 35 to 40 targeted vehicles on Green Hudson El Molino and Garfield driving a two toned blue late model sedan with a missing tail light. One witness described one assailant as dark haired in a light shirt and an empty wine bottle was tossed through a window.
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Pasadena
Green
Hudson
el Molino
Garfield
Rain Falls Little as Bethany Seeks Water Relief
In Bethany Missouri hot weather and drought persist despite recent rain. Mayor Raymond K Wheeler says town rainfall did not help water supply, barely lifting reservoir levels. Residents sought relief by trucking in 1 000 gallons while awaiting upstream Big Creek flow and rainfall.
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Missouri
Raymond K. Wheeler
Weather Bureau
Wheeler
East Big Creek
Ridgeway
W. P. Young
Ben Crouch
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