U S rejects Soviet charge on Berlin airspace
The United States calls the Soviet accusation groundless and says Russian actions threaten prospects for Geneva Germany talks. A note to Moscow dated March 25 rejects claims that U S planes provoked East–West tension and asserts U S aircraft stayed clear of Soviet airspace. Unemployment data show a gratifying decline as President Eisenhower meets Labor Secretary Mitchell.
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Government reports promise hopeful March unemployment data
Labor and Commerce Department will release statistics on the month ending mid March. President Eisenhower has seen the figures and believes they will be gratifying and of great interest to Americans. The last official unemployment count showed 4,748,000 for February, up 25,000 from January, with a typical seasonal drop expected between February and March as warmer weather improves outdoor work prospects.
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Cyclist Shot by Police on Harbor Freeway Chase
On the Harbor Freeway in Los Angeles a motorcyclist Ledrew Keith Pent Darvis, 44, was shot and killed by police after an 80 mile per hour pursuit. Officers said they fired after he forced two people off the freeway during the chase that began when police spotted Pendarvis speeding.
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Court Rejects Chessman Freedom Bid
Washington court refused to order release for Daryl Chessman on habeas corpus grounds. The Supreme Court issued a brief order denying the petition without explanation, noting Chief Justice Warren did not participate. Chessman, convicted in 1948 for attempted rape and kidnapping, has dodged six California gas chamber dates.
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Bomb Explodes in Russ Embassy Ambush Details Emerge
Russian embassy blast in Baghdad injures no one per local press reports. Meanwhile Hollywood stars feature in a sentimental return to fame. A police pursuit ends with Edgar Jones and two others jailed on assault and burglary charges after a parking lot fight near Past Time Bar. Officers pursue, arrest after a crash on Cherry Ave involving torches and a saw found in the suspect’s car.
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Tonight on Oscar TV Delivers Friday Fray Fallout
A police chase spill injured three people near a bar fight aftermath. Earle Richard Chilcote, 25, of 2312 Marwick Ave., suffered a serious arm and head injury and was treated at Community Hospital. Eddie Fisher and Eliza Echucate were not involved. Hollywood coverage previews the Academy Awards show.
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Mass Prison Break In Maryland Largest State
A massive escape at Patuxent Institution ends with 34 inmates fleeing Sunday night and six still at large. Maryland state police national guardsmen county police and Marines recapture 28 fugitives today including four spotted in Baltimore City changing from prison garb to civilian clothes in a parked stolen station wagon. Airplanes searching the area locate two more fugitives as others hid in trees and woods after guards lost control of six doors.
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Southland Fire Peril Comes Early
Drought may curtail activities in Southern California forests if rainfall does not come this month. Angeles National Forest fire prevention officer Don Porter said dry winds and lack of rain have brought tanker units and firefighting crews into action six weeks earlier than usual.
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Khrushchev Faints in East Zone Report
A Hamburg Bild Zeitung report says Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev fainted in the East Zone. Diplomats in Helsinki attributed the incident to doctors advising reduced alcohol. Khrushchev, during a recent East German visit, appeared to follow medical guidance on intake.
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Khrushchev reportedly suffers loss of strength during East Berlin visit
Mobilgas Economy Run teams finished the first leg from Los Angeles as Khrushchev, at a Soviet Embassy reception in East Berlin, allegedly collapsed from a fainting spell or similar weakness. Hans Elrich Kempski of Munich's Sueddeutsche Zeitung cites an eye witness account.
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Fifty Cent Holden Ends in 3 Deaths
In Los Angeles a gun battle during a 50 cent robbery of a market at 1451 W. Washington Blvd left three dead, Officer Charles E. Bogardus and ex-convict Howard G. Grant plus robber Napoleon Banks. Two ambulance attendants aided the wounded officer, while officers Calvert Tucker and Comeau killed the other suspects after a firefight.
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Weather Outlook Sees Clouds Break Tuesday
Considerable cloudiness tonight gives way to decreasing clouds by Tuesday. Forecast calls for improving conditions with more sunshine as the day progresses and temperatures near seasonal norms.
Beach Combing Page 1 Hal Boyle
Beach related column by Hal Boyle appears on Page A17 with lifestyle notes and observational humor. Tides and local color frame casual scenes from coastal life and travel.
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Hardheads lead, eggheads lag in 1959 Rutgers din ner remarks
Charles H. Brower of Batten, Barton, Durstine and Osborn asserts that hardheads produce more leaders than eggheads. He cites Eisenhower 61st at West Point, Truman without college, and Hoover never earning an A. Brower, Rutgers graduate, spoke at the Rutgers all alumni dinner.
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Batten, Barton, Durstine and Osborn, Inc
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