Job Shakeup for Bulganin Zhukov Seen
Washington dispatch reports diplomatic officials weighing Kremlin reshuffles may move Nikolai Bulganin to a ceremonial role, with Georgi Zhukov as premier or deputy, as Khrushchev shifts power after Tito talks. Speculation centers on Voroshilov retirement and Angastasikoyan as alternate. State Department declined to comment on the speculation or Tito Khrushchev meeting implications.
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Boy, 10, Hangs Self Accidentally in Tree
A 10 year old boy, Michael Leroy Bunch of Del Paso Heights, accidentally hanged himself while playing in a front yard tree. The coroner's office noted the rope became tangled around his neck and was discovered by his 11 year old sister on Monday.
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Navy to mothball 600 ships including Iowa to save costs
The Navy plans to retire about 600 ships, including the battleship Iowa and 26 other combat vessels, to cut expenses. Officials said fighting power will be preserved by newer atomic submarines and other modern vessels joining the fleet by next June. While older ships are laid up, 23 new ships and 10 conversions will be added.
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Navy
Iowa
Secretary Assaulted by Knifer in Los Angeles Street
A young secretary, Wes Gourgeuris, 22, was seized on Olympic Boulevard near Vermont Avenue and dragged to a rear building by a man with a knife. She suffered serious injuries including possible brain concussion, two black eyes, and their condition remained serious. Police called the attack one of the most serious in Los Angeles crime history. The Navy announced broad withdrawals, deactivating ships and reducing fleet size by significant numbers as part of a Pentagon order to trim personnel and spending.
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Wes
Wilshire
Woman Saved in Woods Ordeal Near Depauw
An 84 year old woman was found after spending more than two days in a wooded area near a Jeffersonville region. Detectives said her description of the attacker matched that given by others in the area. A Sea Scout troop reported a prowler armed with a knife in the vicinity.
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Plea of Innocent in Robbery in Superior Court
Harry P. Bauder of Bellflower faced kidnapping and armed robbery charges. He admitted insanity claims and was ordered held on $15,000 bail pending September 10 trial, with deputy public defender citing his mental lapses after a deadly crash years earlier. He allegedly forced two Bellflower men, Bob and Glen Newman, to surrender $1,050 at gunpoint on July 15.
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Beuder
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William H. Samsam
Samsom
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Hollywood Trial Warns 100 Stars to Appear in Libel Case
Judge Herbert V. Walker warned more than 100 subpoenaed movie stars to attend the Confidential Magazine criminal libel trial as juror selection continued on the third day. Prosecutors and defense hoped to seat a jury and open testimony despite reports some celebrities would ignore subpoenas. The proceeding adjourned after examining 44 jurors, with 12 called back as the paper noted continued coverage.
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Mrs America of ’49 Missing in San Diego
Mrs Frances Cloyd once named Mrs America eight years ago is missing, with police fearing she may harm herself. Her mother told officers the 29 year old telephoned in distress saying life was not worth it while asking for support for her five children. Frantic search issued a bulletin to watch for her whereabouts.
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Arthurica
Thomas Cloyd Jr
Frances Cloyd
America
Jonathan Beeler
Eisenhower First Lady Undergoes Benign Condition Operation
Mrs Dwight D. Eisenhower underwent an operation at Walter Reed Hospital for a benign condition. The White House described the surgery as not serious and reported she was in good condition afterward. The operation was performed by Army gynecologist Dr Humbert L Riva, with President Eisenhower at the White House during the day.
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Ascile
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British Jets Soften Oman Rebel Positions Today
In MANAMA Bahrain British jets swept rebel held interior Oman while ground forces prepared to strike. The Royal Air Force Venoms and Mateors flew eight sorties against the forces of the Iman of Oman Monday.
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Night and Morning Clouds With Clear Intervals Forecast
The forecast calls for night and morning low clouds with mostly clear skies otherwise. Temperature is expected to remain largely unchanged with little variation throughout the period.
Liz Taylor Welcomes Premature Daughter Elizabeth Frances Todd
New York sister report says actress Elizabeth Taylor and husband Mike Todd welcomed a premature daughter named Elizabeth Frances Todd at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center. The baby weighed 4 pounds 14 ounces and was delivered by Caesarean section at 12 03 pm. The mother and baby are reported as doing well after the early birth two months ahead of the expected October due date.
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New York
Elizabeth Taylor
Mike Todd
Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center
Elizabeth
Liza) Frances Todd
Submarines collide at sea. no injuries reported
Two Atlantic fleet U.S. submarines the Tusk of New London and the Cobbler of Norfolk collided about 100 miles south of New London. Both vessels were lightly damaged and moved under their own power toward New London. crews uninjured.
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Japan to Seek U S Guided Missiles and Arms Aid
TOKYO government sources say Japan will ask the United States for guided missiles in the next fiscal year. The request includes equipment for 10,000 foot soldiers, Honest Join and Dart guided missiles, tanks, two destroyers, 30 FS6D jet fighters, 18 RFSG reconnaissance planes and 16 C-124 transport planes.
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United States
U. S. Defense Department
RFSG
Nab Pacifists Entering Gate at A Test Site
Eleven demonstrators from pacifist groups were arrested as they tried to enter the Nevada test site at Camp Mercury. Guards took them into custody at the main gate on the Sith anniversary of the atomic bomb drop. The group, from the Committee for Non Violent Action Against Nuclear Weapons, faces trespass charges after a 2 foot intrusion.
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Lightning Bolt Kills Girl in Texas Storm
In Houston a lightning bolt killed 15 year old Linda Lee Barnhart Monday night. She and two friends sheltered under a tree as a thunderstorm moved in. Charlie Davis 15 and Earline Haynes 72 were with her when the strike occurred as they scampered for shelter.
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Congress weighs cap on PHA loan rate hike
Democrats discuss setting a ceiling on future PHA home loan interest increases after Monday’s surge to 536 percent. Reference notes mention where to find related coverage across pages and departments.
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