U N Blasts Red Arms Build Up Around Korea
United Nations authorities order the Korean armistice commission dissolved and call on its members to end operations in South Korea and return to the neutral zone. Britain reports 16 nation UN Command rejects a new China led peace conference plan. North Korea says it will discharge 80,000 troops by August 31 and urges South Korea to do likewise.
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Korea
U.N. Command
North Korea
South Korea
Britain
United States
Red China
Peiping
China
Pyongyang
Senate approves harsh narcotics bill with death penalty option
The Senate passed a tough narcotics bill by voice vote expanding penalties up to death for third-time narcotics sales or smuggling. It allows harsher prison terms for using any communications facility and removes wire tapping. Rep. Hale Boggs expects House approval next week.
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Washington
Senate
House
Ways & Means Committee
Hale Boggs
D-La
Grand jury probes Van Nuys shooting case in three phases
The Los Angeles grand jury opened a three phase probe into a Van Nuys car salesman shooting with 22 witnesses. Patrick M. Bauer, 21, of Van Nuys, wounded May 1 after a drag race, testified early. Officer Jack R. Tugwell, 28, Canoga Park, suspended and later convicted of shooting without reasonable cause during the incident.
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Los Angeles
CNS
van Nuys
Patrick M. Bauer
Saloma Ave
Jack R. Tugwell
Gazette Ave
Canoga Park
William H. Parker
Probe of Acid Attack Urged on Labor Columnist
Rep. Peter Frelinghuysen of New Jersey introduced a resolution urging a Congressional investigation into the sulphuric acid attack on New York labor columnist Victor Riesel. He proposed the House Judiciary Committee lead the inquiry, noting Riesel was blinded by the attack tied to union racketeers he had opposed.
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Washington
Peter Frelinghuysen
R-N. J
New York
Victor Riesel
House Judiciary Committee
Riesel
Blast damages S A plant at Challenge Creamery in Los Angeles
A compressor exploded at the Challenge Creamery main plant on 6025 S. Gramercy in Los Angeles causing an estimated 50 000 damage to the refrigeration unit and burning refrigeration engineer A L Miller 54 before six fire companies put out the blaze with no other injuries reported.
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Los Angeles
CNS
Challenge Creamery
S. Gramercy
A. L. Miller
Hunt for L Ewing Scott expands to Orange and San Diego
Authorities search Orange and San Diego counties for L Ewing Scott. A San Clemente housewife reports seeing Scott dining with another man on Highway 101 at 8 30 p m last Tuesday. Sheriff Biscaiauz asks vigilance and border patrol checks for possible crossing into Mexico.
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L. Ewing Scott
Orange
San Diego
San Clemente
Orange County
Scott
Grand Jury
Evelyn Throsby Scott
Bel Air
Eugene W. Biscailuz
U. S. Border Patrol
Mexico
Evelyn Tulley
Highway 101
Rescue Pilot Survives 12 Days on Arctic Ice Floe
Carl C. Crossley a 60 year old Toronto pilot survived 12 days on a drifting ice floe in northern Hudson Bay near the Arctic Circle after disappearing May 19 while flying a Norseman from a Dew Line base to Churchill Manitoba He was found on a windswept ice pack near Southampton Island in excellent condition and aided by a public health nurse he was taken to a waiting plane after paddling two miles in a canoe with Cpl At Savage of Kamloops BC and a rescued flyout team
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Arctic Circle
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Kamloops
B.C
Churchill
Southampton Island
Here
Coral Harbor
Crossley
Crowell-Collier Buys Los Angeles Radio KFWB
Crowell-Collier Publishing Co. buys Los Angeles radio station KFWB from Harry Maizlish for over two million dollars. The acquisition lifts the firm to six radio and four television stations in five weeks as it diversifies holdings. KFWB was founded by Samuel L. Warner in 1925 and sold to Maizlish in 1950.
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New York
Paul C. Smith
Crowell- Collier Publishing Co
Los Angeles
KFWB
Harry Maizlish
Crowell- Collier
Crowell-Collier
Samuel L. Warner
Warner Brothers Pictures
Maizlish
Expel 58 Panty Raid Students at Kansas University
Lawrence Kansas. Dismissal of 58 Kansas University students for participation in a panty raid on the Alpha Chi Omega sorority at Baker University in Baldwin May 21 was announced today by Dr L C Woodruff dean of students.
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Lawrence
Kan
Kansas University
Alpha Chi Omega
Baker University
Baldwin
L. C.woodruff
Russ Expected to Unveil New Warplanes
Western air experts expect Moscow to reveal new warplanes at the June 24 air show. General Nathaniel Twining will attend after accepting the Soviet invitation, with British officials and prominent RAF officers also likely present. The event follows last year’s display of four engine bombers and other advanced aircraft.
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Russia
Nathaniel) Twining
Twining
U. S. Air Force
Britain
Nigel Birch
Royal Air Force
U. S
Strategic Air Command
Washington
Nathan F. Twining
High Command
United States
Air Force
Donald A. Quarles
Quarles
Wilson
Dulles
Banbury Ban Ends Ban on Banbury by Allied Tension
About 3,000 U S airmen ban Banbury until the town is reopened to British troops. Western Command imposed the ban to prevent trouble with U S servicemen, sparking friction over a local issue and leaving Banbury pubs empty while British and American personnel exchange sympathy.
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Banbury
England
U.S
Western Command
Banbury Cross
Upper Heyford
Kineton
Banbury’s
UCLA Phony Job Racket Charged by Alumnus
UCLA alumnus J Miller Leavy charges the University of California Berkeley football program with a phony job racket. He cites sworn statements from five athletes alleging illegal payments and covert recruiting practices. Leavy named coaches and recruiters and described summer and campus jobs offered to players and their families with misleading pay.
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CNL
UCLA
J. Miller Leavy
University of California At Berkeley
Leavy
California
Lynn) Waldorf
Berkeley
Cal
Robert G. Sproul
Victory O. Schmidt
Emmett B. Moore
Washington State College
Witnesses Decry Foreign Aid Cut In Senate Appeal
Washington officials urged the Senate to reject House Foreign Affairs Committee cuts to foreign aid. Security of the United States and the free world could suffer, said Foreign Aid Chief John B Hollister. NATO's retiring commander Gen Alfred M Gruenther warned such cuts would damage the alliance and harm U S interests.
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Senate
House Foreign Affairs Committee
State Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Free World
House Committee
John B. Hollister
House
Alfred M. Gruenther
NATO
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Dolder Named Deputy Director at Natural Resources
Sacramento State Department of Natural Resources appoints Edward F. Dolder 42 as deputy director succeeding retiring Daniel H. Blood. Dolder takes over duties immediately in the agency head role.
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Sacramento
Edward F. Dolder
State Department of Natural Resources
Daniel H. Blood
Stormy Weather Hits Wide Area of Nation
Stormy weather struck Kansas and Oklahoma with severe thunderstorms along the eastern border. Funnel clouds were seen from north of Oklahoma City to Hutchinson Kansas and east to the Missouri line. Rain and lightning spanned from Colorado east through the Plains to the Great Lakes, with cooler air moving into the northern regions and strong winds accompanying the change.
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Minnesota
Train wreck near Parkerburg leaves one dead two missing
The Baltimore and Ohio National Limited derail ed after exiting a tunnel 30 miles east of Parkerburg West Virginia. The engineer was killed and two crewmen missing as the diesel engine and a baggage car overturned. Eleven cars were diverted to a side line while passengers received minor injuries.
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W. Va
Baltimore and Ohio
National Limited
Here
New York
Clarksburg
Dancer Ginger Duval Missing After Visit to Las Vegas
Police seek 27 year old Ginger Duval a striptease dancer from San Diego who vanished after leaving a friend's home to make a telephone call. Mrs J L Bessen reported her missing and said the dancer and her daughter stopped at the home en route from San Diego to New Orleans.
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Nev
J. L. Bessen
Ginger Duval
San Diego
New Orleans
Baseball Today National League slate with Burdette and Landrith
Baseball Today lists night games in the National League including Milwaukee at Chicago with Burdette and Landrith and New York at Pittsburgh with Hearn facing Kilmeir. Cincinnati at St Louis features Mizell, while American League notes show Orioles and Red Sox in scheduled action.
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Chicago Burdette
Crandall
Minner
Hacker
Landrith
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Pittsburgh
Hearn
Kilme
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Nuxhall
Mizell
Memorial Day Traffic Toll Hits 101 Across Nation
Memorial Day traffic killed 101 people nationwide, with twelve states and the District of Columbia reporting no fatalities. Safety Council president NED H. DEARBORN called the toll encouraging compared with forecasts and urged continued effort for the Fourth of July. Governor Knight blamed public apathy for California’s rising toll, warning of a humiliating record without action. The holiday toll covered 30 hours from 6 p.m. Tuesday to midnight Wednesday, with 29 drownings and 30 other deaths in miscellaneous accidents, totaling 160 across traffic, drownings, and other violence.
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United States
National Safety Council
District of Columbia
Ned H. Dearborn
Safety Council
Dearborn
Goodwin J. Knight
California
Knight
President's Committee For Traffic Safety
San Francisco
Associated Press
Bus crash near La Granada kills ten in Spain
A crowded bus in La Granada de Rio Tinto, Spain, crashed into a bridge when brakes failed late yesterday, overturning and killing ten. Twenty two others were injured among the thirty nine people aboard.
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LA Granada de Rio Tinto
Spain
Water skier swept to death at Sho shone Falls Idaho
The Snake River swept 32 year old Melvin W. Hulbert of Boise over Sho shone Falls near Twin Falls while bystanders watched. Witnesses said Hulbert lost balance fell from a lagoon upstream and drifted toward the falls as rescuers in a tow boat tried to reach him in the dangerous swift water. The body remained missing.
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Idaho
Melvin W. Hulbert
Boise
Hulbert
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