Death Threats to Giesler and Lana Turner
Hollywood attorney Jerry Giesler says death threats were made against him and Lana Turner amid a case involving Lana's daughter Cheryl. He reported multiple calls from unidentified individuals linked to his work for the actress. A juvenile court placed Cheryl in custody for two months.
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WEDGED IN FEET DEEP Susie Najera Trapped In Well
Susie Najera three years old fell into an abandoned yard well in El Paso. Neighbors lowered her uncle into the shaft to aid her, while a parallel entry was dug. Fire and police units brought the child out after about an hour. She remained conscious and asked for candy.
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Bomb scare grounds airliner on cross country trip
Pi Fifty airliner from Los Angeles made two unscheduled stops after a bomb scare, in Phoenix and Cincinnati, with no bomb found. An anonymous call prompted the Phoenix stop where 500 gallons of gasoline were dumped before landing. Passengers and crew transferred to another plane for final New York arrival. Police and FBI inspected luggage and compartments with no bomb located.
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Two Girls Die in New Freezer Unit Accident
In Rapids City a Leonard Jackson home freezer unit delivered but not connected led to the disappearance of Pamela Jackson, age 3, and Peggy Ravel, age 4. Neighbors and parents searched the home before their bodies were found inside the appliance several hours later.
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Man dies in head on collision near Stamford home
State police report a head on crash on a country road in Westchester County near Stamford, killing Edward Perry a 42 year old New York lawyer. His wife Dorothy 37 was injured. Both were driving alone and en route to meet him shortly before 2am.
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Five Children Die in Blaze in Erie East End
A two story frame house in Erie’s East End burned late Friday night killing five children under 15 and injuring two others, one critically. Neighbors formed a human chain to rescue survivors from the inferno as flames trapped them in a back bedroom. Edward Knight described hearing the screams while sounding the alarm.
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Three in Family Bound Slain by Ex Felon
In Denver a wealthy lawyer Merrill A. Knight his wife and 15 year old daughter Karen were killed Friday night by relative David F. Early 28 who had recently left prison. Early’s four hour spree ended when he was shot by neighbors as he tried to flee with 187 dollars. Kenneth Knight 18, son of Knight, escaped unharmed.
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Ike Takes It Easy at Golf Club
AUGUSTA Ga Up Press Early freed from the dent Eisenhower relaxed today at his vacation retreat Augusta National Club. He played 18 holes after a round of government business. Weather was ideal with high 80s temperatures. The President plans to stay through Monday morning before flying back to Washington. He was accompanied by Barry Leit head of Cluett Peabody and William E Robinson president of Coca Cola Co.
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Strike Call Nearer NAA and Douglas
A possible wide spread aircraft industry strike moved closer as the UAW served notice of contract terminations on North American Aviation and Douglas Aircraft. The union cites the companies' refusal to bargain on wages and economics. Douglas and NAA workers face potential loss of contracts at Long Beach Downey and LAX. Negotiations have stretched since February with expirations in March.
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Military unity drives new officer promotion rules
Secretary McElroy ordered that all promotion and assignment recommendations for three and four star generals and admirals be submitted to him. Joint Chiefs of Staff must weigh in, with civilians showing objectivity and joint service experience. Final decree rests with the President, after Senate confirmation.
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Compromise Ruled Out by President
President Eisenhower rejected any compromise or retreat from the core provisions of his defense reorganization plan. White House press secretary Hagerty said both the President and Secretary McElroy oppose concessions, following reports McElroy might compromise. Eisenhower talked with McElroy by phone from his Augusta vacation HQ about the matter.
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Johnson calls GOP labor plans hogwash in Senate clash
In Washington AP Lyndon B Johnson denounces Republican labor plans as political hogwash during a news conference as the Senate readies a Saturday session on welfare pension legislation. He notes four Knowland amendments were opposed and urges committee consideration beginning May 4 while Knowland seeks roll call votes.
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Big Chute Exercise Postponed at Fort Campbell
The 101st Airborne Division postponed a 5200-man parachute jump due to high wind gusts. Maj. Gen. Westmoreland planned to jump 20 minutes before his troops to ensure safe conditions after Wednesday’s fatal and injurious drop when sudden gusts caused open chutes to drag paratroopers.
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L A Officer Shot Trying to Aid Youth
In Pacoima California a family friend shot a 13 year old boy to death while taking him hostage as police closed in The killer was slain and two officers wounded in the gunfight Officer Myron M Schwab was wounded and saw Gene Fahsholtz 38 shoot Byrd Attebery as the boy sat on a bed Fahsholtz allegedly challenged Edward Attebery to call the police or kill the boy Fahsholtz held the boy at gunpoint then fled into a bedroom prompting police to enter and return fire.
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Girl, 3, Lost In Woods Found After 12 Hours
Judy Peterson, three, wandered in woods near Rockledge, East Coast community, for 12 hours. A 1,000-strong search party aided by four planes found her about 300 yards from home in a palmetto thicket. Airman P N Thomas from Patrick Air Force Base encountered the exhausted child as she whimpered.
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Prominent Korean Slain in Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA was In Ho Gh, 26, a University of Pennsylvania political science post graduate student, identified as a member of a powerful Korean family. He was beaten to death while walking to mail a letter. Police detained six teenagers and charged three with homicide after questioning.
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Clocks in Kentucky Use Four Time Standards
Four time standards appear in Kentucky this Sunday Central Daylight Central Standard Eastern Standard and a Backwards Standard devised by Jerry Diggins a studio operator in Louisville His clock runs counter clockwise with numbers in reverse yet remains accurate The state law banning Daylight Time takes effect June 19 several cities will observe it before or after June 19 while extreme northern and eastern Kentucky stay on Eastern Standard.
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