Eisenhower Criticizes Jury Trial Provision in Civil Rights Bill
President Eisenhower denounces the Senate added jury trial provision in the civil rights bill as weakening the judicial system and potentially disenfranchising many voters. He calls the 51 42 vote on jury trials in criminal contempt cases bitterly disappointing and says the bill becomes largely ineffective. White House Press Secretary Hagerty notes the President dictated the statement but would not confirm a veto stance.
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Seven Cars In Downtown Crash Injures One Person
A seven car chain reaction crash in downtown left one person, A. Barnes Jr. of 2043 Argonette Pi, injured. Mrs. C. A. Barnes, 62, cited for running a red light. Ike Eisenhower related panic noted. W. W. Loucks and Stella Taylor involved, Hayward Ave vehicles damaged.
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Jeanette Pi
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White House
Pin Up Girl Disappears in Hollywood Kidnap Fear
Hollywood model Judy Ann Van Horn Dull, 19, vanished after a modeling date. Deputies label the case missing person possibly kidnapping. Mrs. Dull departed her apartment with a man named Johnny Glynn, who Miss Carver says posed as a photographer. phone number given by Miss Carver is believed fictitious.
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Johnny Glynn
Slays Wife and Sister in Law Then Self in Lansdowne
Police said Paul Warwick Jr a Lansdowne Pa businessman killed his wife Josephine 35 a former ballet dancer and her sister Mary McCann 32 before shooting himself in a suburban Philadelphia suburb Thursday night Chief Roberts said motive not yet established.
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Fred Roberts
Delaware County
Paul Warwick Jr
Lansdowne
Josephine
Mary McCann
Warwick
Robene
Balky Car Train Ends Woe in 1950 Auto Crash
In Columbus Ohio Ronald Adkins tried to stop at crossing two when his 1950 model car failed its brakes. He shifted gears and the car stalled on the tracks. attempting to accelerate the engine dragged. He leaped clear as a train struck the car and hurl ed it 60 yards down the track in a complete wreck.
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Ronald Adkins
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Train Blast Shakes Broad Street Subway During Rush Hour
A morning blast on a six car Broad Street line subway train in Philadelphia injured scores but none seriously. The lead car motor short circuited triggering a circuit breaker and minor fire. Passengers smashed windows and rushed to the Erie Avenue platform then to street level where they received sedatives at nearby drugstores.
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Court Filled as Magazine Trial Begins
Hollywood court opening for the Meades conspiracy trial against Confidential and Whisper drew a starry crowd. Bailiffs moved to a larger courtroom as 13 witnesses from filmland attended, linking the case to the spread of gossip about celebrities.
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Marjorie Meade
Confidential
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Meades
Ageney
Holdup Men Rob Fullerton Store for 25000
Three armed bandits robbed the Market Basket in Fullerton of 25000 and shot the store manager twice. They fled in a tan two door 1954 Chevrolet, leaving a getaway Buick later found abandoned. The manager Dick Kielbe was wounded in the arm and knee while the thieves emptied the safe. Witnesses described the quick, nerve wracked escape as police issued a house car bulletin and noted disguise items found in the car.
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Monroe miscarriage shocks Miller wife in East Hampton
Marilyn Monroe suffered a miscarriage at Doctors Hospital after an emergency operation. Arthur Miller rode with Monroe in the ambulance from their Amagansett summer home to New York. Doctors said the baby was unsavable but the mother’s life was protected and she could have more children. Hilliard Dubrow cited Monroe’s good condition and hope for future pregnancies.
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New York
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Amagensstt
Long Island
Hilliard Dubrow
Some Reducing Pills a Menace Dr Kalb Says
Washington AP expert told Congress many advertised weight reducing preparations are useless or harmful. Dr Kalb urged prescription only sale, noting some pills may be harmless but dangerous for ill or sensitive individuals. He mocked a bottle displayed as skim milk with lemon juice.
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Mittee
Blatnile
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Youth Set Fire Burns 12 Homes
A brush fire in the Mount Washington area near Highland Park was started by juveniles and burned 12 homes while blackening 500 acres. The Southern California blazes, fatal of arson, were brought under control after several hours. two of 125 firefighters were injured and three over come by smoke. Motorcyclist offi cer Norman Cooper escaped by taking cover behind his vehicle. Two additional fires in Beverly Glen Benedict Canyon and Brea Canyon were contained.
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Mount Washington
Highland Park
California
Norman Cooper
Beverly Glen
Benedict
Government earmarks almost three billion for highway program
The U S government allocates nearly three billion dollars for the national highway program for the coming year starting mid 1958 with California set to receive 163 409 763. Readers are directed to Page A 2 for details and Page B 1 for Beach Combing and other items including Death Notices Mal Boyle Bridge Comics Crossword Editorial and more across multiple pages.
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U. S
California
Mal Boyle
Wilon
Weather Update: Increasing late night low clouds
A weather note reports increasing late night and early morning low clouds with mostly clear skies otherwise. Cooler temperatures expected overnight and into the next day.
IHOT-RODDER Perches on Marquee in Safety Crusade
In Bristol Virginia Tennessee Ray Henry, 18, a hotrod club president, perched on a theater marquee Thursday night to press a safety pledge. He vowed to remain until the city records no serious traffic accidents for one week. Wilfred Gillenwater, the theater manager, offered him hot and cold running water a telephone line and a television set.
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Open-Skies Proposal Broadened by Western Allies
London dispatch reports John Foster Dulles proposing in the UN subcommittee that all of the United States and Soviet Union and most of Europe be open to aerial and ground inspection to deter sneak nuclear attacks. The plan would let Soviet planes fly over Western territories and allow Western powers similar access inside the Soviet Union, aimed at a first stage of wider arms control. Russia has signalled acceptance in principle, and talks continue among Britain France Canada and the United States.
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Senator George Failing in Fight for Life
In Vienna Georgia former Senator George Failing is reported to be slipping in his battle with heart disease. His family physician Dr. Marti L Malloy said she does not see him making it after spending hours at his bedside.
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Walter
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Marti L. Malloy
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