Three Men Struggle With Police Over Marijuana Intake
Three men aged 18 to 23 fought police for nearly three hours after police suspected them of consuming marijuana. They were restrained and jailed at Community Hospital, where doctors found them under strong cannabis influence. Officers recovered marijuana seeds and a package from the car.
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Sir James E. Coyle
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Magnesia Ave
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Community Hospital
Widow Wins Mate's House Seat In Write In
Mrs. Charles J. Burns won the Missouri House seat in a write in election after her husband’s death. Burns secured 3041 votes to 1527 for Verne W. Baker, with no Republican candidate and party leaders having denied her the Democratic nomination. The June death prompted a Tuesday special election to fill the vacancy.
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Charles J. Burns
House of Representatives
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Verne W. Baker
Randolph Coury Democratic Central Committee
Who Is She Jayne Mansfield Visits Washington
Texan actress Jayne Mansfield visited Speaker Rayburn and drew a group photo moment with Rep. Poage as flash bulbs flashed. Poage, surprised, asked who she was after the shot. The scene mixed Hollywood star power with congressional activity in Washington Tuesday.
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Mrs America Beauty Winner Found Safe in Santa Ana
Mrs. America of 1949 Cloyd, 21, missing for 33 hours, was found by her parents in Santa Ana. Police feared she might harm herself after sending a despairing telegram to her mother. She blamed the disappearance on worry over money and separations from her husband Arthur Cloyd.
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Santa Ana
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Lawyer Charged in Plot to Kill North Side Store Owner
Chicago attorney Joseph Roth 51 was charged with conspiracy to murder and conspiracy to commit assault after police said he attempted to hire two men to kill Sanford Lerner 46 owner of Tad's Dry Goods and Lerner's wife Ligan 44 amid a love triangle. Lerner was killed April 3 in his northwest side home vestibule by four bullets from a .22 caliber gun. Detectives Fitzgerald and Davis led the probe, arresting Roth Tuesday night. Roth claimed no motive and declined further comment.
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64 year old man fined for slapping critic of Queen Elizabeth II
London AP reports Philip Kinghorn Burbidge, 64, ex-sailor and merchant seaman, pleaded guilty to hitting 33 year old Lord Altrincham after an article criticized Queen Elizabeth II. He was fined 2 pounds 80 pence as magistrate Sir Laurence Dunne denounced the act as a sordid episode driven by public opinion.
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London
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State Charges Scandal Mag Enticements Sources Enticements in Hollywood
The prosecution seeks to prove Confidential and Whisper hired women of the night to lure Hollywood stars into compromising moments and supply information for lurid stories. Robert Harrison of New York, publisher of Confidential and Whisper, is called the mastermind. Evidence aims to show private eyes and social enticements created embarrassing situations used to push sensational tales. Continued on Page A-5 Col. 7.
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Oliver Hardy dies at 65 famed Laurel and Hardy partner
NORTH HOLLYWOOD AP Oliver Hardy 66 the rotund half of Laurel and Hardy died today at the home of his mother in law Mrs Monnie Jones He had a paralytic stroke last Sept 12 and had been incapacitated since He hadn't spoken since his stroke Laurel and Hardy were the top film comedy team Their films remain popular on TV Hardy had lived with his mother in law since the stroke His wife Lucille was at his side Laurel 67 lives at Malibu Beach He was described as an elephant on tiptoe and the partner Stan Laurel mourned saying Babe was a brother The two dominated stage and screen comedy for decades.
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Millionairess Milkmaid Reported By Moscow Radio
Moscow Radio reports the Soviet Union has produced a dairy maid millionaire. The Siberian collective farm worker has extracted a million liters of milk over 25 years and now is described as a millionaire dairymaid.
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Weather outlook shows cloud cover and steady temperatures
Night and morning low clouds thin by day with mostly clear skies through Thursday. Little change in temperature keeps conditions steady and dry.
Eisenhower Voices Opposition to Senate Civil Rights Plan
President Eisenhower stated he opposes the Senate version of the civil rights bill though further congressional action remains possible. He warned the punitive criminal contempt provision could damage the nation’s judicial system as Senate leaders prepared a possible vote. He stressed hope for progress in disarmament talks and cautious steps toward easing Cold War tensions.
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Eisenhower
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London
U.S
Eisenhower Remarks On Veto Possibility Of Senate Bill
President Eisenhower declined to say whether he would veto the final Senate House conference bill. He prefers comment only when legislation is before him and noted the conference actions to remove his objections remain to be seen. He also defended not pushing more aggressively for the measure.
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American Bar Association tour confuses Rome venue
Thirty five members of the American Bar Association arrived in Rome on a tour of European courts and legal institutions. The group was misidentified by the Italian paper Messaggero as chefs studying European bars and cocktail recipes, though the visit aims to observe legal systems.
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Senate witnesses tie firm to rackets pay theft
Investigators testified that a New York firm kept $23,000 from employees' pay with the consent of a union controlled by racketeer Johnny Dio. The note references pages for related coverage and features across the newspaper.
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New York
Observers Jolted By Massive Atomic Blast At Nevada Test Site
A 20 kiloton atmospheric test at the Nevada proving grounds touched off at 5:25 p m. today. A Navy blimp moored 10 000 yards away collapsed under the blast while 750 military observers and reporters watched from News Nob 10 miles distant. The balloon tethered over Yucca Flat was 1500 feet high and the flash lit Las Vegas. Pacifist protesters nearby prayed and watched from Camp Mercury 65 miles away.
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