Solons Delay Rights Debate to Vote on Bill
Washington AP reports the Senate passed by voice vote a 33.8 billion defense funding bill for the year starting July 1, with allocations of 7.36B for Army, 10.02B for Navy and Marines, and 16.31B for the Air Force. The civil rights debate was briefly set aside to advance the defense measure, which will return to pending business after passage. President Eisenhower awaits rapid action, and Morse of Oregon criticized unanimous-agreement tactics during temporary recesses.
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Pineau in London for Arms Talk
French Foreign Minister Christian Pineau flew to London for disarmament talks with Dulles and Ling, amid Western divides on nuclear cutbacks. Dulles urged higher level discussions, while Britain opposes immediate testing halts and France seeks entry into the nuclear circle as production continues. Dulles and Zorin held a thorough luncheon talk with no details released.
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Driver rides brake-less 85 mph to safe stop on mountain road
Fairmont man Switzer lost brakes on a 40,000 pound sugar truck on Summit Mountain Route 40. Trooper Lilbaugh warned motorists as Switzer sped down hills sans brakes. He steered to a muddy path, stopped, and survived with shock after a harrowing, near misses. Switzer praised the trooper for clearing the path.
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Actress Gia Scala Jailed After Santa Monica Crash
Los Angeles actress Giovanna Grazi Guiseppind Katrine Scaglio aka Gia Scala was jailed on a drunken driving charge after her sports car crashed into a Santa Monica storefront. She claimed two glasses of champagne and faced bail set at 265 dollars before being released after about six hours.
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C V Whitney to Wed Star Seeks Divorce
C V Whitney announces plans to marry Mary Hosford while seeking a divorce from his wife. He states the move aims to protect their son’s welfare as Whitney focuses on film ventures and his business holdings.
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Boy Jumping Roofs Misses Dies in Fall
James Boone, 13, of Scottsdale Arizona, was showing a friend how to jump a five foot roof gap when he misstepped and fell from a five story building. He died in the courtyard below.
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Airliner Nose Dives at Lisbon Portela Airport
An Swissair DC plane with 73 aboard nosed over on landing at Portela Airport from New York to Zurich. Undercarriage buckled and propellers crumpled though no one was hurt. Ambulances rushed to the scene as passengers and crew were evacuated and the airport contained panic.
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Man shoots self to cover funeral costs in Los Angeles
John Estin, 65, a salesman, drove into a mortuary lot and shot himself after leaving a note asking that his car be sold to fund his funeral. He was hospitalized in critical condition as relatives cited his despondency following his wife’s recent death.
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Stops Boss in 22 Story death by own action
George Widd 62 head of Goldenbro textile firm clung to a rail near a 22nd floor airshaft for about 45 minutes in Edgemere Queens as police urged him to come down His secretary Rose Williams urged him to descend and he reached safety before being hospitalized and sent home the incident followed business troubles and a net was spread below for protection.
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Man Sucked Into Jet Engine at Moffett Field
Navy reports Bernard R. McGrath nine year old from Floral Park New York was sucked into a twin jet engine during maintenance checks at Moffett Field California. The fatal accident occurred on a Wednesday as technicians examined the aircraft.
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Senate testimony links Dubinsky era ILGWU to Dio racketeering
Senate Rackets Investigating Committee heard Lester Washburn testify that the ILGWU under Dubinsky employed Johnny Dio as an organizer. Washburn said Dio backed a communist dominated drive, and that Dio’s influence led to charter actions and later cancelations as part of broader efforts to oust him from union leadership.
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Weather: Continued clear through Friday
The forecast shows continued clear conditions through Friday with slightly cooler temperatures on Friday. No precipitation is expected and outdoor plans remain favorable with normal daily highs and lows.
Costly recipe claims salad idea cost $430.40
In Los Angeles United Press International report Ken Morris, 37, a construction foreman, must pay $430.40 plus divorce costs after his estranged wife Shirtey Morris, 34, alleged he broke into her home July 20 and dumped her clothing and contents on the living room floor. The couple separated April 8 after two months and 17 days of marriage.
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AFL CIO to press Teamsters for reforms to avoid expulsion
AFL-CIO leaders plan to issue concrete reform demands to the Teamsters to avert expulsion. A new August 28 deadline to respond to charges follows multiple postponements by the Ethical Practices Committee tied to Senate investigations. A mid September AFL-CIO council meeting will outline required reforms ahead of the September 30 Teamsters convention.
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What Young People Think page tease
Teenagers express disinterest in specialized medicine in this week’s What Young People Think column. The item is listed among multiple sections with page references across the daily paper.
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