Senate urges expulsion of U N delegate Sobolev
Senate internal security subcommittee urged the State Department to expel Arkady Sobolev chief Soviet delegate to the United Nations and one top subordinate. The panel accused Sobolev staff of coercion and duress to force nine Russian sailors to return to the Soviet Union.
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Washington
Senate
State Department
Arkady Sobolev
United Nations
Internal Security Subcommittee
Sobolev
Missing 16 year old Barbara Roberts sparks nationwide search
Barbara Ann Roberts, 16, from Los Angeles vanished from a Washington hotel on the eve of a European trip with her father Robert F. Roberts and stepmother. Her mother Helen M. Schwartz fears foul play and notes a note stating plans to visit a friend in the East.
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Washington
Country
Los Angeles
Europe
Barbara Ann Roberts
Robert F. Roberts
San Bernardino
Calif
Stormy PCC row and seamen flap rock the coast
New storm brews in PCC row as sailors left New York April 7 under Soviet escort. Four associates say they were coerced while a landlord testified two sailors’ Paterson, New Jersey home saw a bloody shirt and other violence. Subcommittee rebukes State Department and Immigration Service for lax action. PCC may hold a special meeting over undisclosed $71,235 booster payments to USC athletes and UCLA sanctions.
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New York
Russia
Subcommittee
Robert Morris
Paterson
N.J
U.N
State Department
Immigration Service
University of Southern California
Knight
Board of Regents
University of California
University of California At Los Angeles
American Civil Liberties Union
Bruin
Palmdale vote set for August on incorporation as city
County supervisors designate August 14 for Palmdale residents to decide if the 5800 person community should incorporate as a city. The vote is overseen by the county government in Los Angeles.
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Palmdale
Los Angeles
CNS
Weather outlook for May 24 25 with drizzle and hazy sun
Low clouds and local drizzle tonight into Friday morning with a hazy spell of sunshine Friday afternoon. Maximum around 70 and minimum near 53, the brief report appears on page A-13 with related sections on sports and media listings.
Private Atomic Projects Urged
Wilbur E Kelley of the National Association of Manufacturers urged to keep nuclear power generation private opposing government built plants. He told the House Senate Atomic Energy Committee that private industry should do the job and that the government should not compete with private industry in generation of power. Senator Albert Gore of Tennessee has introduced legislation for government construction of six atomic power plants.
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Washington
Wilbur E. Kelley
National Association of Manufacturers
House
Senate Atomic Energy Committee
Albert Gore
Dtenn
Riots Erupt in Nicosia and Larnaca After Police Sergeant Death
Turkish Cypriots rioted in Nicosia and Larnaca in retaliation for the killing of a Turkish Cypriot police sergeant. In Larnaca mobs attacked Greek Cypriot shops with clubs and stones, injuring several. police dispersed the crowds as the port city of about 15,000 faced unrest.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Larnaca
Jury Resumes Rubbish Probe Hearing
Los Angeles reports the County Grand Jury reopening its inquiry into possible perjury linked to a prior Assembly Interim Committee hearing on rubbish collection. A witness said Teamsters agents urged a member to surrender dues to avoid expulsion and loss of dumping rights, described as a “death sentence” to his business.
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Los Angeles
Assembly
Teamsters
Teamsters Union
Rubbish Collectors Assn
Jackson Police Officers Arrested Over Prostitution Probe
In Jackson California the entire police force was ordered arrested with two officers surrendering. Gildo Dondero and James Fregulia face grand jury indictments for perjury and taking bribes to allow a redlight district. Chief Guido Tofanelli named in civil accusations of corrupt misconduct.
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Jackson
Calif
Gildo Dondero
James Fregulia
Guido Tofanelli
White House open to Joint Chiefs visit to Russia
A White House spokesman said he would not be surprised if the Joint Chiefs of Staff were invited to visit the Soviet Union. Murray Snyder noted no invitation had been received and said informal discussions about high officials visiting Russia have occurred since the Geneva conference.
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Washington
White House
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Soviet Union
Murray Snyder
Snyder
New York Daily News
Russia
U. S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Daily News
Peter Wallenberg
United Nations
United States
Eee Snyder
Joint Chiefs
Marshal Dolovsky
Nathan F. Twining
U. S. Air Force
Philip Bachinsky
L A Woman Found Slain in Wilshire District Home
Laura Lindsay a 62 year old secretary and divorcee was found fatally beaten at her Wilshire district bungalow. Attorney Irving Walker who employed her for 30 years discovered the scene describing a semi nude body on a living room couch and bloodstains on the bed. Police noted a crushed skull from a blow behind and a deep gash over the left eye.
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Los Angeles
Wilshire
Laura Lindsay
Irving Walker
Lindsay
L A School Pay Vote Due Tonight
The Los Angeles Board of Education will vote on a controversial salary schedule affecting about 20 000 teachers who have demanded a 10 percent raise.
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Los Angeles
CNS
Board of Education
Elijah the prodigal horse returns to Buena Vista
In Buena Vista Colorado Elijah the horse arrived after a winter trapped on a 13000 foot ridge. A parade welcomed him as owners Al and Bill Turner described his calm demeanor despite the ordeal. He was to race at Centennial track near Denver and had been sustained by a haylift before his revival.
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Colo
Elijah
Colorado
Gilbert Gregg
Buena Vista Weekly
Denver
Bill Turner
Turners
Bugs
Education of Superior Types Urged by Evans
Dr Bergen Evans a renowned educator and TV quiz master urged parents and teachers to develop intelligent superior children. He said limited public funds should focus on educating the intelligent and that society must nurture the questioning spirit while keeping children informed.
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San Francisco
Bergen Evans
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Evans
Northwestern Univer Isity
Train Struck Truck. One Dead Four Hurt In Oxnard
A truck carrying 12 laborers stalled on midtown tracks in Oxnard and was struck by a southbound freight train. One man, Jose Leal Cruz, died. Others Jesus Venegas Jesus Lopez Fred Salazar and driver John G. Herrera were hospitalized in critical condition.
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Midtown
Jose Leal
Cruz ‘Torres
Jesus Venegas
Jesus Lopez
Fred Salazar
John G. Herreras
Man reports missing TV while wife remains unnoted
In Lansing Michigan a man told police his wife is not missing but his television set is. He demanded action to locate the TV yet did not mention his wife.
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Lansing, Mich
Lansing
Baseball Today American League and National League games
The schedule lists the lone American League game featuring Sas Turney and Howard Mans Masterson and House, plus the National League matchup Brooklyn at Philadelphia with Sprysdale facing Roberts in a night game.
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Howard Mans
Masterson
House
National League
Brooklyn
Sprysdale
Roberts
Rains Bring Flood Threats Across Southwest and Plains
Flood waters surged through Idaho City as Bonners Ferry faced a river crisis with 250 evacuees and Army engineers aiding efforts. Oklahoma sees heavy rain risk in Little River Basin while Texas reports hail blocks on US 66 and four tornado funnels without damage. Authorities allocate 100000 dollars for Snake River levee repairs. rail and highway traffic face delays.
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Bonners Ferry
Kootenai
U.S. 95
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Spokane
Wash
Myr Fleech
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Oklahoma
U.s.weather Bureau
Adrian
Tex
U.S. 66
Rocky Mountain States
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Wye
Derby
Colo
Bradishaw
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Panhandle
Death Claims Veteran Actor Guy Kibbee
Veteran actor Guy Kibbee died at the Percy Williams home in East Islip New York after more than a year of illness. He was 70 and had toured since age 15 gaining Broadway success in Torch Song in 1930 and later appearing in many Hollywood films known for balding character parts. Kibbee was born in El Paso Texas to a newspaper man who worked for the El Paso Herald.
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East Islip
N.Y
Guy Kibbee
Percy Williams
Kibbee
New York
el Paso
Tex
Blast Hits Athens Oil Depot Compressor Station
An explosion at General Petroleum Co. Athens tank farm between Avalon Blvd and Central Ave on El Segundo Blvd drew one rescue unit and five fire engines with others summoned. Foreman Ed Baker said the blast occurred in a compressor station. two bystanders were nearby but unhurt.
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CNS
General Petroleum Co
Avalon Blvd
Central Ave
el Segundo Blvd
County Fire Dept
Ed Baker
Oklahoma Sisters United by Kidney Transplant in Boston
A 21-year-old Oklahoma wife Wanda Foster donated a kidney to her twin sister Edith Helms in a transplant at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital Boston. The operation saved a life as Edith suffers from incurable kidney disease.
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Oklahoma
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Harvard Medical School
Wanda Foster
Chandler
Okla
Edith Helms
San Springs
Doctor Proclaims Tree Survives After Car Crash
A frantic call led a so called doctor to a residential Oklahoma City scene where two cars collided and struck a tree. After a quick exam the doctor declared the tree would survive and neither driver was hurt.
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Oklahoma City
Arantic
Korea War Dead to Be Buried at National Cemetery
Services will be held in Jewish Catholic Protestant and Buddhist faiths for the last 11 Korean War dead to be buried at the National Cemetery of the Pacific in Honolulu. The burials bring total interments from the war to 848 at the cemetery.
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Honolulu
National Cemetery of the Pacific
Bridges backs single committee probe into military feuding
Washington senator Styles Bridges endorsed a congressional inquiry into military feuding and urged Congress to unite behind one committee to handle the investigation. The New Hampshire Republican and Senate GOP policy chair said he had no reason for Congress to split the task.
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Washington
Styles Bridges
Congress
New Hampshire
Atomic Tanks Hinted By Army Researchers
Army research officers told the Senate Military Appropriations Subcommittee they are developing a new family of tanks capable of firing atomic shells. They warned Russia has launched a vast modernization program to prepare its army for offensive atomic age warfare.
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Washington
Army
Senate Military Appropriations Subcommittee
Russia
Probes Sought Into Armed Services Power Strife
Sen. Bridges urges a joint committee to probe the air power dispute within the armed services. Senate subcommittees on air power under Sen. Symington and on military appropriations under Sen. Chavez plan reviews, with House interest discussed despite Republican cautions.
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Armed Services Committee
Air Power
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Military Appropriations
Dennis Chavez
D-Nm
House
Bridges
Scott Sought in Nevadafugitive bail jumper sought in Las Vegas Reno and Tonopah
Authorities track missing wife fortune case to L Ewing Scott 59 believed to carry many $100 bills and an automatic pistol He fled from Los Angeles May 5 last seen in Bishop California May 5 declared fugitive May 15 and may be in Nevada with detectives noting possible casino routing in Reno Las Vegas or Tonopah
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Los Angeles
CNS
L. Ewing Scott
Eugene W. Biscailuz
Scott
Bishop
Calif
Biscailuz
Nevada
Reno
Las Vegas
Tonopah
Phone Cable Cut Disrupts Fresno to Los Angeles Links
A bulldozer uprooting a tree in Fresno severed a main telephone line yesterday, interrupting communications between Fresno and Los Angeles and affecting calls across the region.
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Ppa
Fresno
Here
Los Angeles
Elephants Stampede in Washington Parade to Circus Grounds
A herd of 42 circus elephants stampeded in Washington as they were moved from railroad cars along East Capitol Street and Anacostia Avenue toward the Ringling Bros. show grounds at 26th Street and Benning Road. They fled a quarter mile before handlers regained control. A rider was knocked down during the scramble. The cause remains undetermined but is blamed on the younger elephants.
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East Capitol St
Anacostia Ave
N.E
26Th St
Benning Rd
Ringling Bros. and
Barnum & Bailey Circus
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