Mountain man found in Salt Lake City under new name
The search for Donald De Hut, missing Huntington Park fisherman, ended when he was found in Salt Lake City living as Donald De Jack. He had vanished May 30 after his locked car was found near Bear Creek in Angeles National Forest.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles Company
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Court weighs Victory Park sale in county golf land dispute
Superior Judge Walter R. Evans heard arguments on the 25 acre golf course parcel east of Victory Park and 15 acres given by the City to the school system. The suit by Lester Sloan seeks an injunction to halt the sale while neighboring property owners contend the Board of Supervisors abused its discretion. A decision may be delayed up to a week due to the judge's transfer.
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Mono County Superior Court
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Pasadena Public Schools
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Lester Sloan
Rose Ave
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Davis
Board of Supervisors
Donald R. Wagner
Auditor Team Probes Banking of State Funds
Three auditors were assigned to locate where $2 billion in state funds are deposited after Gov. Goodwin J. Knight ordered a prompt and complete legislative investigation of the State Treasurer. Johnson accused Knight of attempting to steer deposits to banks to repay 1954 campaign promises amid a feud over staffing and oversight.
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CNS
Goodwin J. Knight
Charles G. Johnson
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Johnson
Howard S. Ahmanson
Home Savings & Loan Assn
Juvenile Crime Wave Battered in Bay City San Francisco
Police Chief Frank Ahern announced 14 extra officers would be assigned to address what he called shocking juvenile hoodlumism. He cited armed gangs, vandalism, and violence, exonerating four Potrero Station officers and describing youths as organized to commit acts of violence.
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San Francisco
Frank Ahern
Ahern
Rabid Dogs Alert in San Marino Prompt Rabies Prophylaxis
Nine residents and a veterinarian who had direct saliva contact with two rabid dogs in San Marino received Pasteur anti rabies treatment or were advised to seek care. The dogs a four month old Kar in and an adult Scottie died after veterinary care. Police in surrounding cities urge contacting the County Health Department if exposure is suspected. Health officials warn any warm blooded animal can carry rabies and advise vigilance for pets showing unusual behavior.
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Senator Flays New York Writer as Anti American Propagandist
Chairman Eastland of the Senate Internal Security sub committee denounced Maud Russell of New York City, a writer and publisher of Far East Reporter, as an anti American propagandist. Russell, long resident in China and returning in 1943, claims a circulation of about a thousand.
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Eastland
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
Maud Russell
New York City
Seaside Heights Driver Fined for Speeding in Dover Court
Frank Washington Jr. of Seaside Heights was fined $25 in Dover Township traffic court. He paid $20 for speeding and $5 for not having his license with him. The driver said he was drying the car after washing it.
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Frank Washington Jr
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Dover Township
Benjamin Nevins
Weather update with cloud cover and tide data
Night and morning low clouds clear by afternoon today and Sunday. Sunset 8 07 p m sunrise 5 43 a m tides tomorrow low 5 09 a m high 11 42 a m 3 7 low 4 17 p m 2 3 high 10 23 p m 5 6.
Secret talk hints at Eisenhower second term decision
President Eisenhower spoke with his brother Milton Eisenhower about his future plans after heart surgery. White House Secretary Hagerty said no politics had been discussed with anyone since the operation, though Milton remains the trusted adviser guiding possible second term considerations.
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Pennsylvania State College
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Eisenshower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Pineau in Paris After U S Visit
Foreign Minister Christian Pineau returned to Paris after a Washington visit. Newspapers highlighted American disagreement with his belief in Soviet sincerity.
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Christian Pineau
Washington
Langlie Picked as GOP Keynoter for National Convention
Washington Governor Arthur B. Langlie was chosen as keynote speaker for the Republican National Convention in Chicago as part of a pro Eisenhower coalition of governors. The selection aligns Langlie with a slate including Joseph Martin and Prescott Bush as key convention leaders. In Minneapolis, Arnold H. Grumm was named first vice president of the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod at its convention.
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Atlantic City
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Houston
Tex
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GOP
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Leonard W. Hall
Richard M. Nixon
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Mass
Senate
William F. Knowland
Calif
Prescott Bush
R-Conn
Bush
Sen
Warren Magnuson
Minneapolis, Minn
Arnold H. Grumm
Fargo
N.D
Lutheran Church Missouri Synod
Mother of four convicted of second degree murder
A jury of eight women and two men finds Nora Kathleen Rogers, 23, guilty of second degree murder for shooting her husband in his sleep at their Thornton Colorado home on March 11. She testified he abused her and the children and charged them to watch TV.
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Colo
Nora Kathleen Rogers
Nevadans Plan to Toss Ten Thousand Silver Dollars
The Nevada delegation to the National Junior Chamber of Commerce convention will throw 10 000 silver dollars during the Parade of States through downtown Kansas City as part of the week-long event opening Monday. The Florida delegation will throw grapefruit in a rival display.
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Kansas City
Nevada
Wilson Targeted Over Defense Plan To Cut Manpower
Sen Sam Ervin charged Defense Secretary Charles E Wilson with favoring dollar security over national security saying his plan to cut military manpower would limit the Air Force. Wilson revealed the Joint Chiefs will study reductions this summer as Senate Democrats push for a 1.16 billion defense boost while Republicans back 500 million.
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Sam Ervin
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Charles E. Wilson
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Ervin
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Quantico
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Senate
Dennis Chavez
N.M
Senate Gop
Styles Bridges
N.H
Truman Sits White Driver at Tea in London
British chauffeur delays former President Truman for ten minutes during a tea at Mansion House en route to a lunch with the Lord Mayor after speaking to children at the American school in Grosvenor Square. Truman dismissed the delay good naturedly. In Washington, Senate critics assailed Secretary Wilson with calls for accountability while Chavez defends his stay until inauguration day.
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Financial District
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Westerns stir London audience by changing cowboy wear
A London cinema showed a Western where good and bad men wore similar costumes, confusing the audience and prompting reader letters in The Times. British writer T. K. B. Clarke laments the break from white hats versus black hats and notes other oddities in modern Westerns.
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