Ike Readies Tour Report After South American Tour
President Eisenhower prepares a radio and television address to the nation following a 15,500 mile journey to Brazil, Argentina, Chile and Uruguay. He left Ramey Air Force Base, Puerto Rico, at 12:57 p.m. aboard a Boeing 707 for Andrews Air Force Base.
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Eisenhower to address nation on Tuesday in 15 minute TV radio slot
President Eisenhower’s address from Washington will air at 7 p.m. EST on all major networks with live TV on Channels 7 and 11 and radio via KABC and KFI. Officials call his Latin America tour a success though they note enduring regional problems. Eisenhower rested after Dorado Beach golf and played 18 holes with family in calm weather.
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Sun Valley counselor pleads innocent in theft scheme case
Oren Bornstein 31 a boys' counselor at a Sun Valley high school pleaded not guilty to charges that he taught a student to steal for him. Judge John G. Barnes set a trial for April 4 in Department 10.
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Navy Chief Sent Band on Latin Tour
Adm. Arleigh Burke said he alone ordered the Navy band’s South American tour. The White House distance was stressed as not involved, while Cmdr Brendler praised the tour for goodwill amid the Brazil air tragedy. Butler apologized for implying Eisenhower’s responsibility in the deaths.
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Graham Declines Bid for Healing Contest
In Nairobi Kenya Billy Graham rejects a mosque led healing challenge proposed by Sheik Mubarak Ahmad and an East African Muslim group. The plan would test powers of faith healers with 30 participants to choose a winner. Graham says Christians must not tempt the Lord and refuses to participate.
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Pasadena Boys Rescued From Perilous Bridge Perch
Two Pasadena youths were stranded for two hours overnight on Pioneer Bridge before rescuers freed them. The incident occurred last night and details are on page 15.
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First Primary Kicks Off New Hampshire Presidential Voting
The early third New Hampshire primary begins tomorrow as voters head to the polls. Page 2 covers Bridge Classified Comics Editorial Finance.
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Region Sustains Dense Fog Slows LA Area Traffic
Thick fog blankets the Los Angeles region delaying air ground and sea travel. LAX closed for an hour while the Lockheed terminal in Burbank stopped landings after 11 15 p m. A boating fatality is feared in Redondo Beach as a man identified as J A N Nakamura disappeared after leaving for a fishing trip. Coast Guard and lifeguards faced difficulties in the fog as vessels faced trouble off Dana Point and Newport Harbor. Weather forecasts expect more fog and drizzle with a warm spring outlook for Southern California.
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Trial Opens in Slaying of Bookie
Sam Frank Locigno 38 of North Hollywood goes on trial in Los Angeles for the December murder of bookmaker Max Whalen at Rondelli's in Sherman Oaks. Prosecutors say a jury will be chosen before Judge Clement D. Nye. Locigno pleads self defense after Whalen allegedly slugged him over a $900 debt. The victim, 41, was shot in the head in front of Mickey Cohen at the Ventura Boulevard restaurant.
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Norman Sugarman
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Apache Trail Crash Kills 5
Five students from the American Institute for Foreign Trade Glendale were killed in a one car crash on the Apache Trail. The convertible failed to negotiate a curve and rolled 150 feet down a cliff. Identified victims include Thomas M. Connell Billy N. Pierce Donald E. Davis Hal D. Burckhartt and Walter Hugh Honaman.
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Miami
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Donald E. Davis
Hal D. Burckhartt
Walter Hugh Honaman
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Delighted to Sell My 51 Car Advert From Mrs Sommers
Mrs William Sommers of 857 Victoria Street reports she is delighted to sell her 1951 car. An Independent and Star News classified ad ran for two days, promising consistent results with quick response. Call Sycamore 60311 or Zenith 2330 to place an ad for the next day.
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Debate on Funds for Space Program Heads to House Vote
Washington reports that the House opens a dollars and sense debate on the 915 million dollar NASA request for the next fiscal year. Democrats criticize NASA spending and usage while some call for more to beat the Soviet Union in space prestige. A former Truman official, Thomas Lanphier Jr., told House hearings the U S is losing World War III, urging faster defense upgrades.
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Finch Testimony Read In Murder Trial Of Surgeon and Paramour
Dr. R Bernard Finch testifies in a calm reading of his wife Barbara Jean Finch’s killing as jurors hear more than 80 000 words of testimony. The case involves Finch and Carole Tregoff accused of the July 18 slaying amid divorce turmoil.
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West Covina
Heartland Gripped by Arctic Cold Across the Midwest
A cold wave gripped the nation’s heartland with subzero readings for a third day. Davenport recorded 17 below, Chicago 2 above, Topeka 5 below, and Milwaukee 7 below as winds chilled the region. Eastern areas saw lighter snow while the plains and lower Mississippi Valley faced light accumulation. ARCTIC See Page 5.
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Major Studios Hit By First SAG Film Strike
The Screen Actors Guild called its first strike against producers shutting parts of seven major studios including MGM Paramount Colombia and 20th Century Fox. About 5 000 workers face idling as 14 000 SAG members plan a strike six weeks or longer over earnings from pictures since 1948. Independent producers and Universal-International are not affected.
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Air Base Evacuated to Shelter Agadir Orphans
The U S Air Force completed evacuation of Ben Slimane Air Base in Morocco three weeks early. About 1,000 orphans from earthquake struck Agadir will be housed there as the base is turned into their home. The last 40 personnel departed four days ago.
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Chaplin's Son Sidney Marries Noelle Adam in Private Civil Ceremony
Sidney Chaplin, 33, son of Charlie Chaplin, married Noelle Adam, 25, a French dancer, in a private civil ceremony at a friend’s home in Westhampton. The wedding took place yesterday in this fashionable Long Island community.
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Indians Lose Land To Niagara Power Project Land Grab Ruling
The Supreme Court, in a 6 to 3 decision, orders the Tuscarora Indians of New York to cede 1,383 acres for a reservoir to back the Niagara power project. The ruling reverses March appellate gains for the Indians and notes the New York Power Authority argues the 60,000 acre-foot reservoir is essential. a smaller off land option would raise costs and delay completion. The tribe had rejected a $3,000,000 offer for the land.
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Los Angeles Handbill Ordinance Ruled Unconstitutional
The Supreme Court ruled the Los Angeles ordinance requiring disclosure of printers distributors writers and sponsors unconstitutional. Justice Black delivered the 63 decision with Justices Clark Frankfurter and Whittaker in dissent.
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Tony Arm strong Jones Birthday Call From Margaret
Tony Armstrong Jones marked his 30th birthday with a phone call from Princess Margaret and a lunch in a royal mansion in London. The event underscored a public celebration of the royal couple.
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Little Shavetail Spurs Army Probe
In Munich Germany an Army inspection touched off a probe after Col E K Juergens brought his 11 year old son Richard onto an official tour The boy wore a lieutenant’s uniform and pressured soldiers over patches and uniforms The inspector general is investigating the incident and Col Juergens apologized to the company after military personnel voiced anger and embarrassment.
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GOP Seeks Cloture Poll On Civil Rights Filibuster
Senate Republican leaders polled members on moving to invoke a rule to end the Southern filibuster against civil rights. The vote of confidence followed a Sunday break as the Senate reconvened for another week of debate.
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