Radar to Aid Police Drive on Fatalities
Police Chief William S. Dovey pledges full scale speed enforcement using radar here. A radar equipped car will begin operation this week with 50 signs planned on highways into Long Beach. The move aims to slow traffic and issue more citations while awaiting FCC permit. A safety conference sponsored by Long Beach Safety Council discussed forming a traffic survey team to study administration and safety recommendations. The effort would cost about 35,400 dollars per city.
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William S. Dovey
Gay
Davey
Federal Communications Commission
Long Beach
Dovey
Wilton Hotel
John C. Hall
San Francisco West Coast
National Safety Council
International Association of Chiefs of Police
American Bar Association
Sen Francisco
Hall
Samuel E. Vickers
Charles T
Eisenhower Stassen discuss arms controls in Augusta
President Eisenhower affirmed U S confidence that controls and reductions of arms are possible desirable and indispensable after a 75 minute conference with disarmament adviser Harold Stassen at the Augusta National Golf Club Stassen flew in from Washington for talks with London slated disarmament discussions and a hoped first step toward international control of East West atomic weapons.
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Augusta
Eisenhawer
United States
Harold FE. Stassen
Stassen
Washington
London
United Nations
Russia
National Golf Club
Eve
Los Angeles
CNS
Ivouse
Jamesl
Lakewood C. Hagerty
Eisenhower
U.N
Pation
Thertiate
Eagily
Arthur Jitions
Trust & Savings Co
Whittier
Where to Find It Beach Combing and More
A concise guide lists article and page locations for various newspaper sections. It notes Beach Combing on Page B1, Hal Boyle on Page 4-3, Bridge on Page A9, Classifieds C6 to C1, Comics C4, Editorial A8, Death Notices B2, Financial B3, Shipping Table C6, Sports on Pages C1 to C3, Theaters B6 and B7, Tides Temperatures C6 and TV Radio C12, Vital Statistics C6 Wilton A8, and Women FTages B5.
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Hal Boyle
Wilton
Secretary Dulles Speech Cited In White House Policy Note
The White House referenced Secretary of State Dulles’ major foreign policy speech in a statement at the Associated Press annual meeting in New York on Monday. The President reaffirmed that United States policy remains unchanged, with the note continued on Page A-1, Column 2.
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State Dulles
Associated Press
Uneaeon
New York
White House
United States
Parents Sue Over Baboon Attack At Used-Car Jet
In Baton Rouge, Mr and Mrs Avalon Chaney sue Joe Barbal, operator of a used-car Jet, for 40000 damages after their 40 year old daughter Kay was attacked by an escaped baboon believed to be tipsy from drinking. The petition states the baboon was chained as an advertising attraction last August when it broke loose.
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Baton Rouge
Avalon Chaney
Joe Barbarl
Kay
Patrolman Rescues Sewer Dog Then Is Bitten
New York patrolman Alfred Teefield climbed into a sewer Monday to free a dog trapped below. After retrieving the dirty animal he hauled it to the street, where the dog bit him.
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New York
Alfred Teefield
Gas Blast Injures Man At Long Beach Motel
Avise of San Valley California suffered critical burns in a gas explosion at a motel apartment 6124 Long Beach Blvd. F. J. White, 38, was hurled from a bathroom into an alley and rushed to Seaside Hospital with burns covering about 90 percent of his body. Mrs. Eltie M. Kellen sustained minor burns. she is the motel owner’s mother, Mrs. Florence Searles.
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Avise
San Valley
Calif
Inaon
Long Beach
F. J. White
Seaside Hospital
Eltie M. Kellen
Plans for Memorial Hospital of Long Beach Approved
The Long Beach City Council approved preliminary plans for Memorial Hospital, increasing size to 316000 square feet and allowing future expansion to 600 beds. Architects Gibbs Wing and Jones have six months to finish final working plans, enabling a late this year or early next year construction start.
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Memorial Hospital of
Long Beach
Cty
Hugh Gibbs
Kenneth S. Wing
Jess J. Jones
Sam
Vickers
Y Vickers
Laconiteets
Seaside Hospital Board of Directors
Memorial Hospital
Long Beach State College
Weather Outlook Partly Sunny With Stable Temps
A weather bulletin notes a Wednesday with partly sunny skies and little temperature change. No significant rain or wind expected, with mild conditions persisting through the day.
Calls Meeting on Labor Law in Augusta Ga
President Eisenhower called a Thursday conference at his vacation headquarters with Secretary of Labor Mitchell to consider legislation addressing labor racketeering issues revealed by the Senate Rackets Committee. White House press secretary Hagerty said an administration push in this session is possible but no draft will be ready for the meeting while broader labor questions including union health funds will also be discussed.
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Macao
Southeast Asia
Bush
Augusta
Eisenhower
Mitchell Tal
Senate
White House
James C. Hagerty
Congress
Hagerty
Mitchell
J. Mitchell
Two Churches Suffer Theft In South Denver
Police report thieves stole over $2,000 from the First Reformed Church and $100 from Trinity Methodist Church during Easter followups in South Denver.
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Denver
First, Reformed Church
Trinity Methodist Church
Eccentric inventor held woman in underground den 105 days
London AP reports Marjorie Jordan told detectives she was abducted from her bedroom by John Bridal a 26 year old inventor. She described a 10 by 4 by 7 foot subterranean chamber connected by a shaft where she was kept as his assistant for metal work experiments. Bridal claimed consent and denied forced confinement.
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London
Marjorie Jordan
John Bridal
Miss Jordan
Jordan
Bridal
Treighbor
Oklahoma and Kansas Hit by Storms Floods and Evacuations
Severe storms drenched Oklahoma and Kansas with floods closing schools and causing widespread evacuations. In Texas, Waco area saw up to 6 inches of rain in under four hours, with 600 people evacuated. Heavy rains extended across central and northeast Texas, triggering flood warnings on the Brazos River and overwhelming underpasses and roads. The State Defense and Disaster Relief Office mobilized to aid McLennan Hill Coryell and Bosque counties as the heaviest rainfall since 1953 was recorded.
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Chambers Creek
Trinity River
Corsicana
Tex
Texas
Dallass
Oklahoma
Kansas
Waco
Weather Bureau
Bragos
Excent
Wacoares
Fort Worth
Shermen
Austin
Mclenman, Hill, Coryell
Bosque
Lisno
Polar Runway Under Way On Arctic Island Site
Eighth Air Force says engineers have started a 5000-foot runway on Fletcher's Island in the Arctic Ocean 100 miles from the North Pole. The tarpaulin cover and heated air melt ice to create a smooth surface ready for traffic next month. The island, also called T-33, will host scientists during the International Geophysical Year.
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Westover Air Force Base
Mass
Eighth ‘Air Force
North Fole
Fletcher's Island
Arctic Ocean
Premature Cork Pop Triggers $100000 Suit
Retired stove maker Andrew L. Kerr sues in San Francisco Superior Court after a champagne cork reportedly exploded into his left eye during a Oct dinner at his home. He alleges injuries from Jack's California Mart Liquors and Glenoma Vineyards of San Jose, naming them in the damage claim.
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San . Francisco U
Superior
Andrew L. Kerr
Kerr
Jack
California Mart Liquors
Glenoma Vineyards O
San Jose
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Red China
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Lakewood Park Corp
Louis H. Boyer
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Hong Kong
Elsie A.bush
Massapequa
Longstand
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Linea Aeropostal Venezolana
Lakewood
Dirty Dog
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