Chotiner Surrenders Evidence in Senate Inquiry
Murray M. Chotiner, vice president Nixon's 1952 campaign manager, turned over documentary records in a Senate Investigations Subcommittee probe of his law practice. Senator Bender called the move questionable and political. The panel said Chotiner cooperated but gave no details of his closed session testimony.
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Washington
Murray M. Chotiner
Nixon
Senate
Bender
Ohio
McClellan
D-Ark
Chotiner
Eisenhower
Liquor payoff alleged in Calhoun trial in 1952
In San Diego a former Long Beach hotel owner testified in Bernard P Calhoun's Superior Court trial that in 1952 he paid $5,000 to drop a liquor license violation. James Oscar Tomerlin said part of the money went to Bonelli, then a Southern California member of the State Board of Equalization, who was resisting extradition from Arizona.
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San Diego
Long Beach
Bernard P. Calhoun
Superior Court
James Oscar Tomerlin
Bonelli
William G. Bonelli
Arizona
Southern California
State Board of Equalization
Negro Boycott Threatens Tallahassee Bus Shutdown
Tallahassee officials warned the city bus system may suspend service indefinitely due to financial losses from a boycott by Black riders begun a month earlier. City transit officials said operation losses could halt all public transport and taxicab service in Florida's capital.
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Tallahasse
Fla
Tallahassee
Cities Transit, Inc
Florida
Boy 3 Found Alive in Plumas Mountains
Danny Jones age 3 was found alive in the Plumas Mountains near Quincy as a search party of about 60 men prepared to give up. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jones of San Diego and had been missing for six hours during a vacation in the area. In Fresno Virginia Ann Pasco, 2, died after swallowing a screw, and three years ago Albert Pasco, 3, drowned in a Millerton Lake accident.
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Quincy
Danny Jones
Plumas Mountains
John Fresno
Jones
San Diego
Albert Pasco
Millerton Lake
Crop Duster Pilot Killed In Sacramento Tower Crash
Sacramento pilot Wendell Littsch of Sacramento was killed when his crop duster crashed into a 662 foot transmitter tower of Radio Station KFBK. He was the father of three children.
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Sacramento
Wendell Littschwager
KFBK
Weather Forecast With Sunshine and Fog Risk Tomorrow
Mostly sunny conditions give way to increasing low clouds and fog at night and morning. High near 80 with coastal tides showing low around 9:14 am and 5:20 pm. high near 10:08 and 3:26 am. Sunset at 8:08 pm and sunrise at 5:45 am.
Press Agent Reveals Monroe Rites
New York report says actress Marilyn Monroe and playwright Arthur Miller were married at 7 20 p m by City Judge Seymour Rabinowitz in White Plains New York. Fred Goldberg of Arthur Jacobs Co announced the ceremony and Miller cousins Morton A Miller and Florence J Miller attended. The couple had been staying in Roxbury Conn before the nuptials.
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Arthur Miller
Marilyn Monroe
Miller
Rox
Conn
Wetchester County
White Plains
N.Y
New York
Seymour Rabinowitz
Westchester County
Rabinowitz
Fred Goldberg
Arthur Jacobs Co
Marilyn Monroe Productions
Eisenhower Heads to Gettysburg for Two Weeks
President Eisenhower will travel to Gettysburg today for at least two weeks of convalescence after W alter Reed Hospital. Press secretary James Hagerty said he will go directly to the Pennsylvania farm home without a White House stop, keeping future political plans undisclosed.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Walter Reed Hospital
Pennsylvania
White House
Security Bills Would Nullify Court Action
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee advances three bills to overturn the Supreme Court June decision on the federal employee security program. The measures would restore power to remove any federal worker deemed a security risk, summary style, across sensitive and nonsensitive jobs. The court ruling allows only standard Civil Service procedures for nonsensitive dismissals.
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Senate
Internal Security
Supreme Court
McCarthy
R-Wis
Mundt
R-S.d
Senate Judiciary Committee
Internal Security Subcommittee
Eisenhower
Pasadena Approves Altadena Drive Name Change
Pasadena and the county agree to rename N. Foothill Blvd and Santa Anita Ave as Altadena Dr. The new name applies from the San Marino line north through Pasadena and west through Altadena to the Arroyo Seco. Foothill Blvd becomes Altadena Dr in Altadena tomorrow and Pasadena on Oct 1.
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Pasadena
N. Foothill Blvd
Santa Anita Ave
Altadena Dr
San Marino
City
Altadena
Arroyo Seco
Foothill Blvd
Senate Approves Foreign Aid Bill Amid Cuts Battle
The Senate approved a 4.56 billion foreign aid authorization after defeating floor cuts and amendments. The measure, backed by Eisenhower allies, moves to conference with the House which favors about 3.8 billion. The vote reflects a Senate tribute to Sen. George of Georgia as he retires.
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Washington
Senate
House
Eisenhower
Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
Sen
Danger
R-Nd
Long
D-La
George
D-Ga
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Russians Claim Very Effective Atomic Weapon
Russians told Western Air officers yesterday they possess some very effective atomic weapons though details were not given. The claim came as U S French Turkish and British visitors toured a 5000 kilowatt atomic power plant 66 miles southwest of Moscow. General Twining said the Russians clearly know enough about atomic science to have such weapons. Another general added they are very able in that field.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
U.S
Nathan B. Twining
U.S. Air Force
Brownell backs 23 more federal judges and 2 for Illinois
Atty. Gen. Herbert Brownell urged the Senate judiciary subcommittee to approve 23 additional federal judges. He backed 21 new seats from a House bill and two extra seats for northern Illinois.
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Washington
Herbert Brownell
Senate Judiciary
House Judiciary Committee
Illinois
Mrs Robinson Accuses Actor of Using Funds for Gifts
Mrs Edward G Robinson charges her husband spent community funds on Jane Adler a New York fashion designer She seeks 1200000 damages from Los Angeles County Museum and the return of 74 paintings allegedly sold or loaned by the actor She also demands Miss Adler return gifts valued over 25000
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Los Angeles
Edward G. Robinson
New York
Jane Adler
Soviet Steel Talks End in Deadlock as Strike Looms
The steel crisis nears a climax as negotiators fail to bridge the gap on a new wage contract. United Steelworkers President David J. McDonald says negotiations have yielded no progress and warns of a potential industry wide strike at midnight. Talks were expected to resume.
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New York
United Steelworkers Union
Car Owners Face New Financial Responsibility Law
A new section of California's financial responsibility law takes effect tomorrow, making car owners liable for damages from accidents. It grounds the vehicle by suspending registration and plates along with the driver's license if financial responsibility isn’t met. vehicles must be stored at the owner’s expense. Auto dealers, banks, and lenders have been notified. previously only drivers were held to the standard.
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Sacramento
State Dept. of Motor Vehicles
Public Health Head Resigns as Surgeon General
President Eisenhower accepts the resignation of Dr. Leonard A. Scheele as surgeon general of the U.S. Public Health Service. The resignation is effective August 1 and cited by Scheele as in the interests of providing more security for his family.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Leonard A. Scheele
U.S. Public Health Service
Scheele
Judge Rules Truckers Entitled to Unemployment Pay
A Reno district judge ruled that about 60 long haul truck drivers idled by last year's Western truck strike qualify for unemployment compensation. Judge A. J. Maestetti decided in a suit by Reno Teamsters Union Local 533 against the Nevada Employment Security Department and 11 truck lines.
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Reno
Western
A. J. Maestetti
Nevada Employment Security Department
Reno Teamsters Union
Long Beach Tideland Funds Approved for Refilling Sinking Lands
San Francisco U S Attorney General Edmund G Brown ruled that Long Beach may use tideland funds to underwrite refilling sinking lands at the harbor edge. The project cost can be deducted from the state's tidelands allocations.
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San Francisco
Edmund G. Brown
Long Beach
Tideland
Long Beach Harbor
Brown
Divorce Plans Told as Man Dead in California Tragedy
In El Monte the Gilman divorce case was removed from the Superior Court calendar after Herman Donald Gilman 34 killed himself and shot his wife Janet 28 who fought for life at General Hospital. Janet Gilman is in critical condition after injuries from the Thursday night attack.
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EL Monte
Gilman
Sheriff's
Herman Donald Gilman
Janet
Savings Firms Boost Rates in Southern California
Los Angeles report says savings and loan institutions raise rates to four percent from three. Some associations plan the 4 percent rate only in the second half or mix a 4 percent plus a small bonus, while others offer a straight 4 percent.
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Los Angeles
California
Savings and Loan
Resident Sidewalk Plan Wins Amid Protests
City Directors overruled resident protests and ordered a 5 foot concrete sidewalk on the north side of Arden from Wilson to Cameron. A traffic survey supported urgency despite petitioners' shift against the project. Only Seth Miller opposed. cost to be assessed to property owners. The sidewalk will sit at the property line with a 15 foot parkway along most of the street.
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Arden
Wilson
Cameron
Seth Miller
Girl 14 Stabbed 30 Times in Springfield Patio Death
Carroll Elaine Drennon, 14, daughter of a Springfield businessman, was found stabbed 30 times on her home patio near U.S. Highway 60 65. Her brother David discovered the body. Police reported no weapon found and no stains inside the house. Father Lawrence Drennan had spoken to her by phone around 10:30 a.m. and saw her on the patio about an hour later.
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Springfield
Carol Elaine Drennon
Carol
David
Lawrence Drennan
Rocket Reaches 163 Miles in New Single Stage Record
White Sands proving grounds officials announced a new world record for a single stage Aerobee rocket reaching 163 miles above the earth. The U S Naval Ordinance Missile Test Facility noted the ascent from the firing site at 12 15 p m and said the prior record of 158 miles was set by a Viking II in May 1954.
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White Sands
N. M
White Sands Proving Grounds
U. S. Naval Ordinance
Johnny Clark and wife owe back rent on home
In Los Angeles a Superior Court judge ruled yesterday that Johnny Clark and his wife, a song writing team, still owe 1500 dollars in back rent for a house they lived in.
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Los Angeles
UPA
Johnny Clark
Poznan Riots Enter Third Day Amid Soviet Crackdown Fears
U S officials fear Kremlin will crack down on Eastern Europeans to halt growing unrest after Poznan rioting enters its third day. State Department skeptical of Polish assurances while Premier Cyrankiewicz calls for reform and warns against measures against the people. Public warnings and troop deployment discussions underscore tensions in Poland and allied uncertainty.
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U.S
Kremlin
Poznan
State Dept
Poland
Joseph Cyrankiewicz
Cyrankiewicz
Warsaw
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