Legal Grounds Seen for Autherine Lucy Alabama Fight
An attorney for Autherine Lucy said there are good legal grounds to challenge her expulsion from the University of Alabama. Thurgood Marshall of the NAACP questioned the timing of a $4 million Dublin Birmingham suit against Miss Lucy.
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Two Air Force planes crash lands and search for crew
Ten men parachuted from a KC-97 tanker near Tacoma after three engines failed. The pilot landed the plane at McChord Air Force Base. Separate crash near Keflavik Iceland involved a Globemaster with 17 aboard. searches scoured 240 miles of the North Atlantic for survivors as wreckage and an oxygen bottle were sighted.
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Safecrackers Take $10,906 From L A Jewelry Firm
In Los Angeles a robbery at Nat Diamond Empire Furniture Co. on 4535 South Central Avenue saw criminals cut a ceiling hole to enter and steal jewelry including rings and watches along with cash totaling 10 906 dollars.
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Nat Diamond Empire Furniture Co
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Tuna Fishermen In New Agreement San Diego
The San Diego tuna fleet operates under a new deal between boat owners and fishermen while pay on a share basis remains unchanged. About 1,800 fishermen continue to receive 48 percent of net returns, and 150 boat owners 52 percent, with the split made for each boat when its catch is sold.
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Helicopters Aid Koreans in Snow
U S Army helicopters scattered relief near Seoul to reach 20 000 snowbound soldiers in the Punchbowl area delivering food blankets and medicines as avalanches may have killed over one hundred. Weather delays a larger air drop with 18 Air Force Flying Boxcars ready at a Seoul base.
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Three Theft Suspects Held by Pasadena Police
Three Los Angeles men Leonard Harmon 18 Loren Roberts Collins 20 and Eddie Mack Williamson 25 are held on grand theft charges after Pasadena police found over 300 dollars worth of tires and wheels stolen from new cars in their possession at an arrest near 101 S Arroyo Parkway.
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Leonard Harmon
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Eddie Mack Williamson
California delegates pledge for Stevenson to June primary
In San Francisco the number of California delegates pledged to Adlai Stevenson was tentatively set for the June 5 primary ballot with names to be announced next week.
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San Francisco
California
Adlai Stevenson
TV Starlet and Three Men Face Dope Charge in Hollywood
Hollywood police arrested 17 year old Mary Jo Sorrenti and her 15 year old brother along with her husband 25 year old Domnnne Sorrenti and 25 year old Armando Petrarca on narcotics charges after a tip led to a half pound of marijuana found at the Sorrenti home. The actress had signed a seven year contract with Warner Bros and made her TV debut this week on Warner Bros Presents.
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Los Angeles
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Mollet and Eden to Hold London Meeting on World Situation
French Premier Guy Mollet and British Prime Minister Anthony Eden will meet in London soon for a sweeping review of the world situation. The invitation came from British Ambassador Sir Gladwyn Jebb within a day after French Foreign Minister Christian Pineau criticized Western foreign policies.
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Guy Mollet
Anthony Eden
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Mollet
Gladwyn Jebb
Christian Pineau
Bromfield Returns to Health After Possible Pneumonia Tests
Author Louis Bromfield is in satisfactory condition at University Hospital Columbus undergoing tests and treatment for a possible pneumonia attack.
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Louis Bromfield
University Hospital
Weather Outlook Hazy Sunshine with Clouds
The forecast calls hazy sunshine today with considerable cloudiness tomorrow. Temperatures reach a high of 75 and a low around 44 as the full report appears on Page A-4.
Hunt Slick Gunman Who Got 188000 Dollars
FBI and Port Chester police chase a pair of gunmen who robbed a County Trust Co. driv-in bank of 188000 dollars aided by a companion who scoped the bank and kidnapped teller Mary Kostolos. Police cite a long warning of a planned heist and a possible getaway by car.
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Los Angeles Man Held Here for Forgery
Joseph Edward Johnson a 25 year old from Los Angeles was arrested by Detectives Dale Whitecar and Frank Rhue at a radio appliance shop on suspicion of forgery and cashing fake checks. Store owner John Vanian reported a $76 check for a $20 item and police found additional identifications including Willie Garland.
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Frank Rhue
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Willie Garland
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Krube Sentenced to Life for Rifle Slaying of Mexicans
Paul P. Krube, 17, once a fugitive from the Wisconsin State Reformatory, is sentenced to life in prison for the rifle slaying of two Mexican farm laborers in El Centro.
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Paul P. Krube
Wisconsin State Reformatory
Eisenhower Health Stevenson Issue in Campaign Tangle
Adlai Stevenson pressed Eisenhower health as Kefauver attacked administration tactics. Democratic hopefuls campaigned in Minnesota and New Hampshire while Eisenhower’s name moved into California and Wisconsin primaries. A "For America" effort stirred third party talk and Byrnes warned of a new Southern rights party if Democrats and Republicans fail to act. California Republican Big Three seek harmony. Knight likely to lead GOP delegation in San Francisco.
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Tried to Cross Bridge That Wasn't There In Montreal
A man named Dominique Pelloquin, 41, was pulled from the Lachine Canal after attempting to cross on a bridge no longer present. A railway worker rescued him, and he was taken to hospital in shock. Witnesses say he drove around the last car of a slow train along the canal bank to cross a bridge removed five years ago.
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Pelioquin
Five raft sailors rescued far from Kon Tiki route
Five adventurers four men and a woman from Czech Peruvian Dutch and Argentine origins were picked up by the American fishing boat Rehoboth about 2,000 miles northwest of Central Peru after a three day search. They rode out the night aboard the trawler and will decide today whether to continue their voyage on the Kon Tiki route.
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Rehoboth
Eduardo Ingris
Mirko Gurecki
Andy Ross
Joaquin Guerrero
Natalia Mazuelos
Friendly Letter Seeks Disarmament Plan
President Eisenhower sends a friendly note to Soviet Premier Bulganin urging disarmament progress and open skies. He rejects a 20 year U S Soviet friendship treaty and signals a London UN subcommittee meeting as the test for renewed arms talks.
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Eisenhower
Nikolai Bulganin
Bulganin
London
United Nations Disarmament Subcommittee
Georgi N. Zarubin
U.S
Soviets Fail in UNESCO Move at Asian Conference
In Tokyo, Soviet Russia failed in a last minute bid to oppose atomic weapons at UNESCO's Asian Regional Conference. Delegates from 20 nations concluded five days with 30 resolutions supporting Asian nations, while new items on the Middle East and November to the United Nations were planned.
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Edens seeks U S aid over Jordan army chief Glubb
Prime Minister Eden and President Eisenhower may discuss Glubb removal as a test of the Baghdad pact with Iraq Turkey Iran Pakistan and Britain. Jordan’s King Hussein dismissed Lt General John Glubb of the Arab Legion, a move that unsettles Western influence in the Middle East and provokes Arab reaction.
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Repentant Forger Cuts Off Finger in Court Test
In San Jose California 31 year old Hullen Howard Watkins a father of seven and confessed forger sliced off his right index finger with a butcher knife in jail before probation report and sentencing. He had admitted writing 1600 in bad checks to support his family and asked Judge William J James to take measures but the judge continued the case for a week to decide.
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