Man killed wife in Torrance shooting claims accident
Marvin Tyler, 26, was jailed on suspicion of murdering his wife Carole, 25, after she died at Harbor General Hospital from a gunshot wound. A neighbor said the couple had violence history. Police found a .38 and .22 nearby. the unborn child survived surgery.
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Torrance
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Falena Ave
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Harbor General Hospital
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Dent Syngman Rhee
Seoul
Clifford Smith
City Council OKs Mooney as Chief of Police
The City Council today unanimously confirmed Capt. William I. Mooney as chief of police effective immediately after the retirement of Chief William H. Dovey. Council members acted without discussion of City Manager Sam Vickers selection for the vacancy.
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William’ I. Mooney
William H. Dovey
Sam Vickers
Explosion at Hollywood film paper office underscores fear
A small weekly film paper owned by Jack Rosenstein reported anti Communist activism in the industry. An explosion damaged the tent and back walls on Sunset Boulevard but caused no injuries. Investigators found powder traces while an anonymous caller claimed to have seen a car throw an object seconds before the blast.
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Hollywood Closetp
Jack Rosenstein
Sunset Blvd
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Hollywood
Rosenstein
Ike to Prod Congress on Legislation
President Eisenhower will send Congress a special message urging action on unfinished items in his program, including foreign aid and revision of the minimum wage law. Senate GOP Leader Dirksen said the President was concerned about recommendations in the State of the Union message and noted Congress has been in session about four months, nearing two thirds of the way to adjournment.
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UPI
Eisenhower
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Senate
GOP
Everett M. Dirksen
State of the Union
Tullibee Sub to Be Launched at Groton Navy Yard
The Tullibee, first of a new class of atomic powered hunter killer submarines, will be launched Wednesday at General Dynamics Electric Boat Division in Groton. It is sonar packed and designed to seek and destroy enemy submarines, marking a major antisubmarine warfare development in the Navy program.
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Conn
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Electric Boat Division
Navy
Brown Rules Out Clemency for Chessman
Gov. Brown stated he is constitutionally barred from granting clemency to Daryl Chessman who faces execution next Monday. He remains convinced of Chessman’s guilt in the kidnap robbery sex case from 12 years ago and said no new evidence from Clemency Secretary Cecil Poole changes that view. The governor cited the state constitution restricting pardons or commutations after two felonies unless a majority of the Supreme Court judges recommend. He noted Chessman has eight prior felonies and that the court twice refused clemency.a
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Supreme Court
Brown
Awake Find Woman In The Lead In Continent Walk Race
A British woman Dr Barbara Moore leads two English sergeants Mervyn Evans and Patrick Moloney in a cross country walk from San Francisco to the East Coast. They aim to beat the 1926 continental walking record of 79 days, 10 hours, 10 minutes as a truck driver observed the pursuit by daylight near Wendover Utah after a 3 a.m. start.
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England
United States
Reputarien
Barbara Moore
Mervyn Evans
Patrick Moloney
Moore
San Francisco
Evans
Moloney
Mrs. Moore
Dr. Moore
Wendover
Utah
Melvin Leland
Nev
L. Montevede
Train Derailment Kills Conductor Injures Eleven Near Seneca
Southern Railway Peach Queen no. 30 derailed six miles southwest of Seneca South Carolina. Eight cars jumped the tracks and tumbled down a 50-foot ravine killing conductor Keener Adjamis of Greenville and injuring eleven others. Engineer J S Dean of Atlanta blamed expansion buckling the track after speeds estimated 55 to 60 mph.
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Atlanta
Washington
Seneca
Keener Adjamis
Greenville
President de Gaulle Visits New York After 15 Years
WHERE TO FIND IT notes that President de Gaulle of France has left Washington to visit New York for the first time in 15 years. Reference directions list pages for related features and sections including Beach Combing, Editorial, Sports, and more across the publication.
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France
Washington
New York
Hal Boyle
Wilson
Weomen
Your World
Long Beach Savings Firm Fires Most Key Staff
About 64 of 125 employees were fired as the government seized Long Beach Federal Savings & Loan Assn. officials say the action follows a 12 year history of complaints. Depositors lined up for withdrawals while authorities promised deposits are insured up to 10,000 dollars and the firm will stay in business.
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Long Beach
Gregory
Long Beach Association
Long Beach Riva
Ault
Parading Reds Defy Berlin Ban
East German troops paraded through East Berlin before dawn in defiance of four power claims on Berlin’s military presence. The rehearsal for May Day underscored Khrushchev’s warning that a Soviet peace treaty would end Western access to Berlin as infantry, motorized units and tanks rolled through Stalin Allee to Unter den Linden.
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Berlin
East Berlin
Nikita Khrushchev
Stalin Alles
Mark ‘Engels Platz
Unter den Linden
Iran Quake Toll Now Put at 500
Iran relief teams pressed on in Lar and Shiraz as buried and injured were found after two quakes. Officials revised the death toll down from earlier estimates to about 500, with around 400 bodies recovered and 100 believed still in ruins. Most victims were women and children. The quakes struck Lar and Gerash, twenty miles south of Shiraz, about 2:15 pm and four hours apart.
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Tehran
Jan Upi
Lar
Hussein Khatibi
Iran
Red Cross
Shiraz
Mejidi
Gerash
Helds
Weather outlook with clouds and light rain likely
The forecast notes considerable cloudiness through Wednesday with a 50 percent chance of light rain tonight and Wednesday. Temperatures are not expected to change much, with a maximum around 64 degrees by noon today.
Angry gang damages building over $17 in Davenport
In Davenport Iowa a group described as an angry gang drove a truck into the Michael Seed Co building wall and left a message on an office dictaphone stating it had only itself to blame. Police or officials are investigating the incident and no injuries are reported.
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Davenport
Iowa
UPN
Michael Seed Co
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