Youth Admits Torturing and Killing in Arms Crisis
Two suspects in the murder Robbery of attorney Milo Smith were in custody as funeral services were held. Charles Turville and Mitchell gave statements detailing torture to force disclosure of a safe combination. Police say cash and clothing were taken and Smith was attacked with a necktie and other means.
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Washington
Smith
San Pedro
Milo
New York City
Charles Evan Turville Ju
W. 4Th St
Fbigents Lnter
Brooklyn
Zamar. Mitchell
Tot F St
Wilmington
Mary Lou Page
4Th and
Beacon Sts
Edward Banks
Turville
Mitchell
Defense rests in Confidential libel case in scandal trial
The Los Angeles court heard the defense rest in the Confidential magazine libel obscenity case as attorney Albert De Stefano cited public domain sources for stories. Key witnesses cited include dep. dist. Atty. William Rizzi, with references to Billy Daniels Corinne Calvet Frank Sinatra Eddie Fisher Anita Ekberg Maureen O Hara and Mae West. Additional material linked to Robert Mitchum and other Hollywood figures emerged from various magazines and Collier s Cabaret Inside Story with references to disbarred or ex con connections. Stassen arrived in Washington reporting to Eisenhower on disarmament talks noting mixed signals from the Soviet side as London negotiations continued. The defense also discussed pen names and pay for writers while noting layoffs tied to reduced Air Force spending affecting California plants.
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Bob Houser
Scot
Los Angeles
Albert ‘Ide Stefano
William Rizzi
Bertroot
Walker
de Stefano
Billy Daniels
Corinne Calvet
Frank Sinatra
Eddie Fisher
Anita Ekberg
Maureen O'Hara
DE Sterano
Confidential
Mae West
Cabaret Magazine
Mixg West
Mag West
Robert Mitcham
Collier's Magazine
Mitchum
Georgia
West
Inside Story
Hollywood
S. Ae Ok
Hollyiwood
Southern
California
Burt C. Monesmith
Vice
Dordent
Dandridge
Lockheed
Burbank
Maywood
Palmdale
Copter Crash Kills 2 Texans in India
Two Texas workers from Pipeline Engineering Co C Pollard and E Leboeuf were killed in a helicopter crash near Calcutta along with the Australian pilot. They arrived in India last month to survey an oil pipeline route. The crash occurred in a rice field about 70 miles west of Calcutta.
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Thvo
Texas Company
India
C. Pollard
E. Leboeuf
Pipeline Engineering Co
Rice
Adjournment Looms as Congress Presses to End Session
Congress moves toward adjournment with key bills near completion. The House approved a foreign aid measure and defense attorney file access rules before sending them to President Eisenhower. The Senate cleared the civil rights bill, the major obstacle, as leaders planned early sessions to finish work.
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Congress
House
FBI
House Action
Eisenhower
Tim Senate
White House
Senate
Lyndon B. Jonson
Texas
Invasion by Refugees Ends at Costa Rican Border
Costa Rica says a small refugee Nicaraguan group trying guerrilla action along the border has been wiped out or captured. About ten insurgents were involved, two remain at large as 75 Costa Rican soldiers pursued them after a raid on an estate Monday. A deserter aided the pursuit, and officials called the incident closed.
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San Jus
Costa Rica
Nicaragua
Civil rights bill passes Senate heads to White House
The first civil rights bill in over 80 years moves to President Eisenhower after a 60 to 15 Senate vote. The House passed it earlier, while Thurmond’s 24-hour filibuster is cited as a turning point. Fire reports in Southern California show a large forest blaze near Redlands under control after 39 hours. Officials note arson suspicion and brush-fire progress in Ventura County’s Los Padres National Forest. The bill grants broad federal voting rights enforcement powers, signaling a major political milestone.
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Congress
Eisenhower
Senate
Los Angeles
Aikee -Bee
Southern California
House
Ser
Thurmond
Mor|sc
Fillgan Canyon
Redmond
Forestry
Pirmond
State Lagancy
Los Padres National Forest
Fillmore
Ventura County
The
Forest
Betsenrower
Atomic test in Nevada yields small blast with no fallout
Scientists detonated a subnominal atomic device 730 feet above the Nevada desert at 5 40 am during a test codenamed Frank Jin Prime. The 20 kiloton blast produced a brief orange pink fireball and a light shock wave felt up to California.
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Nevada Desert
Frank- Jin
Atomic Energy ‘Commission
AEC
Yuced Flat
Dagrett
Inyokern
Bishop
California
Weather outlook for night and morning fog and sun
Night and early morning low clouds and fog reduce visibility. Sunny afternoons bring brighter skies and warmer conditions.
Autumn Touch in Long Beach Delivers Cool Start
Long Beach records a chilly start as temperatures dip to 54 degrees with cooler sea air. The Weather Bureau notes a 53 degree low from early Thursday and a 73 degree high on Thursday, with the weekend forecast predicting night and morning low clouds and sunny afternoons.
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Weather Bureau
Thurmond Still Filibustering On TV After Long Talk
Senator Strom Thurmond of South Carolina remained on air after his 24 hour 18 minute filibuster against the civil rights bill. He appeared on NBC Today with Dave Garroway, who interrupted to remind him of only one minute remaining before a station break.
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New York vii
J. Strom Thurmond
D-Sc
Dave Garroway
Garroway
Prowler Terrorizes Hospital At Sir Vincents Hospital
A 38 year old man identified as Donald E Sutton roamed Sir Vincents Hospital early today terrorizing patients and nurses. He jumped into bed with two women patients slugged nurses and was subdued by staff and police. Sutton, married with two children, claimed he wanted to be admitted.
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Los Angeles
CNL
Sir Vincent's Hospital
Donald E. Sutton
Alburtis Ave
Whittier
Sutton
Central Jail
Ward St
Amelia Caulefield
29Th St
Manhattan Beach
Mary Sheeffer
Ben Addison
Marjorie Donley
Ree E
Evelyn ‘Benton
Anaheim
Ed Sutton
Tom Galliano
Mary Koch
Senate race trembles after civil rights clash shift
Harsh political crosswinds loom as a key senator faces possible defeat or third party bids in the South following tensions over the civil rights bill. Page references note broader sectioning and notices across the paper.
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Sharmonas
Senate
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