Twining Delivers Eisenhower Message to Zhukov in Moscow
Gen. Nathan F. Twining, U S Air Force chief, carried a personal message from President Eisenhower to Marshal Zhukov in Moscow. He then visited a secret Russian fighter base near Gu Binka, 40 miles from Moscow, amid a display focused on defense aircraft.
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New Holland Rift Reported In Royal Family Troubles
Parts of the text report domestic tension in the Dutch royal family with Prince Bernhard possibly moving to his mother's home if not invited to a garden party. It notes Queen Juliana, Crown Princess Beatrix, and Princess Irene present, amid a claim of unfriendly reception at court.
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Baseball Today Major Leagues with Probable Starters
National League matchups include Chicago at Brooklyn with Kaiser opposing Erskine in Jersey City. Cincinnati visits Pittsburgh with Fowler against Kline. Milwaukee visits Philadelphia with Buhl facing Miller. American League slate lists Washington Detroit New York at Kansas City with Bucks against Herriage. Only games scheduled.
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Bandit Shoots 11 Year Old During Market Robbery
An 11 year old boy was shot in the back while a masked robber used him as a shield during a market holdup at 1451 W Washington Blvd. The bandit fled with about 500 dollars after forcing the boy and market staff into an office. The boy, Grant Higuchi, was treated at Kaiser Hospital and in good condition.
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Three-Car Crash Kills La Habra Man Near Fresno
Three cars collided on Kings Canyon Highway southeast of Fresno over the weekend. Henry Eugene Barrett of La Habra, Orange County, died in the crash.
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Senate Nears Vote on Air Force Funds
Senate debates increasing the Air Force budget as Sen. Lyndon Johnson and Sen. Jackson press for more funds. Johnson says Twining’s Moscow remarks show preparedness, while Jackson warns overseas bases are at risk and more B52s may be needed. Senate Appropriations adds 1.16 billion for planes bases and manpower.
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Coffee Prices Hiked by A P and Safeway Stores
New York firms Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co and Safeway Stores Inc raise prices on private label coffees by 3 to 4 cents per pound. A P's own brands rise 4 cents with vacuum packs at $1.03. Safeway posts 85 and 95 cents per pound for bag packed coffees and $1.04 for vacuum packed coffee.
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Prison Priest Ayd Stays At Death Row For 38 Years
Rev Joseph J Ayd S J a 74 year old Baltimore priest delivered his last mass at the Maryland Penitentiary and Baltimore city jail after 38 years of service He helped 54 men through their final hours in the death house pressed for commutations and proofs of justice while in confinement He vowed to remain connected to the inmate community saying he loves the place.
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Eisenhower plans July trip to Panama City
President Eisenhower will visit Panama City July 21 and 22 for a meeting with leaders of American republics and postpone July talks with India's Nehru due to his recovery from illness. He will convalesce at Gettysburg after leaving Walter Reed. his 40th wedding anniversary falls on Sunday at the farm.
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Campaign Contribution Records Sought by Justice Dept
The Justice Department disclosed it cannot locate detailed 1952 campaign contribution statements filed with the House by the two major parties. FBI seeks the Republican statements while the IRS seeks the Democratic records amid investigations including a St. Louis grand jury tax inquiry. The department notes Vice President Nixon and House Speaker Rayburn questioned whether these records must be preserved.
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Reclamation Funds Agreed On by Senate House
A conference committee announced agreement on a bill providing 635 and a half million dollars for flood control navigation and power projects for the Army Engineers. The package sits between Senate and House totals with a smaller 144 million in new funds for reclamation work. President Eisenhower had urged smaller figures.
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Teitelbaum Grand Theft Trial Opens in Santa Monica
Beverly Hills farrier Albert Teitelbaum aged 43 faced a grand theft trial opening today in Santa Monica before Superior Judge Orlando H. Rhodes after numerous court hearings.
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Three Arcadians Die in Traffic Accidents
Three Arcadians died in separate traffic incidents. Robert D. Harris and his wife Antonia perished in a collision in Upland with a teenager filled car. their 16 year old passenger Shirley Gianette also died. Ida G Laughlin, 80, was struck by a car in Arcadia as she exited a vehicle driven by her daughter. the driver was 16 year old Richard Scott Van Horn. Seven others were injured in weekend Valley crashes. Funeral services for Laughlin pending.
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Doris Nellis
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St. Luke Hospital
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Highland
Mrs Scott Hunt Turns to Dallas
Evelyn Throsby Scott, 64, deposited several thousand dollars by mail in a Dallas bank shortly before she disappeared from her Bel Air home on May 16, 1955. Police and DA investigators have searched nationwide. her husband L Ewing Scott, 60, was indicted for forgery and grand theft and has been missing since May.
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Dallas, Tex
Dallas
Bel-Air
Parakeet owner reports theft of 18 birds in Enos H. Davis case
Enos H. Davis of Real Clue Inglewood says a yard cage theft left 18 parrots missing. He told police some birds could not fly, suggesting they were stolen.
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Air Crash Kills 30 In Northern Nigeria
A four engine British airliner crashed in Northern Nigeria killing 30 people. Among the dead is G. K. Eysaman, 32, of Mohawk New York an American oil man bound for leave in the United States. His wife and daughter are in the United States awaiting a second child.
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Deadlocked Steel Talks Continue in New York
The Big Three wage negotiators meet in New York to hammer out a new contract for 650,000 steel workers. United Steelworkers and the three largest producers must reach agreement by midnight Saturday to avert a country crippling strike. Key issues include contract length and package size.
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Embezzling Spinster Sentenced to 20 Years in Norfolk
Minnie Mangum, 59, former officer at an embezzlement tainted bank, received a total of 20 years. The judge ordered 10 years for embezzling 1 082 968 dollars and 10 years for giving false state commission information, to run consecutively, with two years concurrent on eight forgery and related counts.
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H. Lawrence Bullock
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Marilyn Monroe Towed in June Bride But Where
Marilyn Monroe and Arthur Miller refused plans to wed in Roxbury Connecticut and kept their ceremony location secret. The couple arrived at Miller’s rural home near midnight with no marriage license filed in nearby towns as Connecticut enforces a five day waiting period.
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Real Juicy Job This Girl Gets Paid to Eat Prime Steaks
Chicago worker Phyllis Tamor is part of a panel of steak tasters at a meat packing plant. About 30 employees train as tasters with rotating panels. taste tests determine steak quality. Tasters avoid smoking or drinking before tests. when a panel tires another takes over. They have tested roughly 1,500 steaks in around two years.
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Miss Tamer
Admiral King Dies in Portsmouth at 77
Fleet Adm. Ernest Joseph King, commander of the U S Navy during World War II, died in Portsmouth Naval Hospital at age 77 from heart failure linked to high blood pressure. He had suffered a brain hemorrhage in August 1947 and remained on active duty.
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Showdown Vote on Poulson Rubbish Plan Delayed
Los Angeles officials delay a key vote on Mayor Norris Poulson's $3.3 million plan to expand municipal rubbish collection citywide. The council approved delaying the showdown vote that could override the mayor's veto of a prior funds freeze.
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CNS
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Investors glimpse at atomic future in California speech
California investment bankers heard Frank Pace of General Dynamics outline an atomic powered future. Pace spoke in a prepared address to the California section of the Investment Bankers Assn of America.
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California
Frank Pace
General Dynamics Corp
Investment Bankers Assn. of America
Weather Update Cloudy Morning Then Sunny With Haze
Low clouds linger tonight and in the morning hours then give way to sunshine with haze in the afternoon. A full weather report is on Page A-5S.
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