A Spotters Plan for Nuclear Test Ban Enforcement
A report outlines 180 monitoring stations and 10 ships to detect violations of a worldwide nuclear tests ban. It details land posts and sea patrols distributed across continents and oceans, with distances and regional placements to sample air and inspect sites for possible explosions.
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Pacific
South Atlantic
Indian Oceans
North America
Europe
Asia
Australia
South America
Africa
Antarctica
Suspect Nabbed in Strangling of Actress Helene Jerome
Edgar G. McAdoo a 25 year old Beverly Hills carhop was arrested near 2 am after a composite image aided officers. He was identified as the man seen with actress Helene Jerome at her apartment early Wednesday. Jerome 50 was found strangled at 1735 N Las Palms Ave. McAdoo denied the murder during questioning and later admitted being with the woman earlier in a cafe and at N Highland Ave. The arrest followed a witness tip and a sketch by Error Garcia. three people identified him as the man in contact with Jerome between Tuesday noon and Wednesday 2 am.
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Hollywood
Edgar G. McAdoo
Beverly Hills
Helene Jerome
N. Las Palms Ave
McAdoo
Lubbock
Tex
Adem Safian
Central Polle
James Economides
N. Highland Ave
Economides
Aman
Orlo Jones
Jerome
Edwin
Garcia
Detroit Polio Wave Strikes City Hard
Detroit reports 90 new polio cases over two weeks, lifting total for the year to 186 with six deaths. About 60 percent of cases are paralytic, and the outbreak could become one of the worst in recent memory if the weekly rate of 45 cases persists, says Health Commissioner Dr. Joseph G. Molner.
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Detroit
UPI
Joseph G. Molner
Memorial service for Dr. Ernest Lawrence BERKELEY honors cyclotron pioneer
A memorial service was held today for Nobel Prize winning inventor Ernest O. Lawrence of Berkeley, famed for developing the atom smashing cyclotron. The ceremony paid tribute to his scientific contributions and impact on nuclear physics.
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Lawrence
Berkeley Lia
Ernest ©. Lawrence
Khrushchev Backs Test Ban Talks But Demands Limits
Khrushchev endorsed a test ban parley after a long nuclear test series and said Russia will resume explosions if the United States and Britain fail to halt tests. He dismissed a one year ban as irrelevant and urged a firm time limit for talks, suggesting a conclusion in two to three weeks. He noted U S and British schedules and criticized Western evasiveness while stating the aim is a universal end to all atomic and hydrogen tests by all states. The note hinted France may resist, as it pursues its own atomic program.
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States
Britain
Khrushchev
Russia
Soviet Union
United States
Khruschhev
U.S
Nevada
St. Britain
Central Pacific
Crimea
Communist Party
Pravda
Tass
Solons Eye Investigation of Hospitals
California Assembly subcommittee on hospitals meets at 2 p.m. to decide on a full probe into malpractice charges in a CMA survey led by Dr. Richard H. Blum. The CMA and California Hospital Assn promise cooperation as Blum’s report cites incidents and aims to explain rising suit rates amid widespread accreditation success.
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San Francisco
Assembly
California Medical Assa
George G. Crawford
San Diego
CMA
Caliifornia Hospital Assn
Richard H. Blum
Eee
Blum
Wth
California
Avery M. Millard
California Hospital Assn
Millard
Firefighters answer false alarm at Pasadena hospital
Fire engines sped through Pasadena streets on Friday to Huntington Memorial Hospital to find no blaze but an elderly woman at the fire alarm. She claimed she mistook the elevator for a fire escape, pressing the button in error.
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Pasadena
Huntington Memorial
Red Chinese artillery shells Quemoy minilockout strikes
Chinese forces resumed shelling the Quemoy Islands after a lull with 16 rounds for about 10 minutes and a four hour barrage on Big Quemoy. Nationalist counter-fire reportedly destroyed many Communist positions on the Wellow Peninsula as U S Secretary Wilbur Brucker arrived to confer with Chiang Kai shek and other leaders.
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Strait
Red Guns
Quemoy Islands
Little Quemoy
Big Quemoy
Defense Ministry
Wellow Peninsula
Quemoy
U.S. Army
Wilbur Brucker
Cone
Chiang Kai‘shek
Ment
Snark Missile Flight Marks Ocean Test Across Atlantic
CAPE CANAVERAL Florida A Snark guided missile blasted skyward on a long Atlantic flight. The Air Force confirmed a Snark launch as it streaked away in orange flame and vanished over the horizon. It follows another Snark test last week and signals an upcoming operational role from Presque Isle Maine.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla. GP
Atlantic
Air Force
Presque Isle
Maine
Two Admit Torturing Robbing Man
In Santa Rosa California two Nevada mental hospital fugitives captured Friday in Russian River brush country admitted tormenting and robbing 79 year old Charles E Weidenman in his Sacramento apartment. They identified accomplice Robert Pate as a participant. Weidenman was robbed of $35 and his shoes tied to a tree. He was found fifteen hours later by hikers.
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Santa Rosa
Calif
Lake Tahoe
Charles E. ‘Weidenman
Nevada Mental Hospital
Russian River
Brush Country
Carson City
Nev
Weidenman
Robert Pate
Douglas County
I. E. Batchelder
Batchelder
Tate
Geyserville
Stephen B. Patterson
Nevada
Andrew Johansen
Patterson Boy
Sacramento
Pate
Johansen
Jane
Hoffa Group to Begin Racketeering Inquiry in Teamsters
Washington reports the Hoffa led commission will start its investigation next Thursday into racketeering within the Teamsters Union. Headed by former senator George H. Bender with F Joseph Donohue and Judge Iva W. Jayne, the panel aims to root out corrupt influences and assess infiltrations by racketeers in local and international offices. The Senate rackets committee adjourned hearings until Tuesday for further questioning of Harold J. Gibbons in St. Louis.
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Washington
Teamsters Union Commission
Big
Transportation Union
George H. Bender
Ohio
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Senate Rackets Committee
F. Joseph Donohue
Iva W. Jayne
Detroit
Commission
Rackets Committee
Harold J. Gibbons
St. Louis Teamsters
Adlai Stevenson Leaves Riviera for Paris After Holiday
Adlai Stevenson quits the Riviera and travels to Paris after a week of vacation. He will spend another week in Europe before returning to the United States for the end of his trip.
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Nice
France
Adlai Stevenson
Riviera
Paris
United States
Blind man uses helper to pass forged check at Norwalk store
Detective Sgt. Russell Stroham suspects a new scam to cash checks without funds. A blind man with a guide dog obtained a cashier’s signature on a blank check, provided a driver’s license, and the check cleared before later bouncing as a forgery.
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Russell Stroham
Norwalk
Virginia pupil placement board signals action on integration
Virginia's pupil placement board, empowered to assign pupils to public schools, indicated it may intervene in Norfolk and Charlottesville integration cases. Norfolk officials told judge they were ready to assign 17 Negro pupils to white schools. The board said it cannot recognize any assignment not made under Virginia law and will act promptly when properly informed. Additional items include Warren County rejection of all Negro transfer requests and Richmond requests. Arlington requests police protection for opening term. 12 Negroes denied entry to Alexandria schools. Norfolk plans to use TV for remote lessons if needed. more actions expected next week.
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Richmond
Virginia
Norfolk
Charlottesville
Walter E. Hoffman
Warren County
John Paul
Arlington County School Board
Arlington
Alexandria
Boy 11 Shot by 6YearOld Brother in Home Accident
NEWHALL UP I Harold Edwards 11 was accidentally killed Friday by his 6-year-old brother Tommy in their Forest Park home. Deputies say the victim was shot with a .22 caliber rifle found behind the bathtub. Last Wednesday the stepfather Andrew Fields 54 instructed the boys and another sibling about safe firearm use.
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Newhall
UPI
Harold Edwards
Tommy
Forest Park
Sheriff's Deputies
Harold
Andrew Fields
They’ll Return Obstetrical Nurses At St Josephs
Four nurses at St Josephs Hospital Paterson begin maternity leaves over Labor Day weekend and plan to have their babies there. They will return to work after taking four leaves, remaining on staff.
Arkansas School Opening Date Faces Desegregation Debate
Little Rock School Board weighs opening Central High for fall, with Sept. 15 a possible start and potential federal desegregation orders. Superintendent Blossom said a decision is due Monday or Tuesday as the Supreme Court weighs desegregation timing and Governor Faubus withholds signature on a Sept. 15 start. The NAACP presses for integration while federal troops aided last fall after nine Black students entered Central.
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Little Rock
Ark
Central High School
Virgil Blossom
Central High
Pat
Arkansas
Pri Vine Corporation
U. S. Supreme Court
Centrals High
Blossom
Supreme Court
Earl Warren
National Assi. For
Orval Faubus
Last 16 Bodies Pulled From Makoszowy Mine Fire
Rescue squads recovered the last 16 bodies from the Makoszowy coal mine fire in southwest Poland. The death toll rose to 72 as crews concluded the surface search on Thursday night.
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Warsaw
Poland
Makos‘zowy
Rich Grocer Tax Suspect Surrenders
Los Angeles authorities say Peter H. Young a 48 year old San Marino grocer surrendered on a fugitive warrant for failing to file three California state income tax returns for 1954 1955 and 1956 He posted 2500 bail and said he could not account for his whereabouts after disappearing He arrived with his wife Marian and attorney Warren J Lane and told officers he came to Dallas Texas the day before the surrender.
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Los Angeles
CNS
Peter H. Young
San Marino
Young
Marian
Warren J. Lane
Carme
Dallas
Tex
Louis W. Kaufman
Tax Raise or Budget Slash Due 902,740, Newcomb Said
Newcomb announced a revised district budget figure of 568,274,360 after discovering a long error in the prior tax assessment. The miscalculation arose from a law change allowing transfers from secured to unsecured rolls, causing double counting. City manager Sam Vickers said the error would not affect Long Beach taxes since the city handles assessments. The board asked for a county official statement on whether the district can adjust the budget and anticipated guidance from the county superintendent of schools.
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Newcomb
van Exror
Sam Vickers
Long Beach
M. A
Duncan
John Quinn
Newceomb
10 Atomic Blasts Planned in Nevada test run
The Atomic Energy Commission plans 10 low powered atomic blasts in Nevada over the next two months. Some shots will be underground some from balloons or towers. This will finish the 1958 testing program begun at Eniwetok and Johnston Island as the proposed one year weapons test suspension starts Oct. 31.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Nevada
AEC
Eniwetok
Johnston Island
Pacific
Robbers Strike Twice at Supreme Liquor Store
Hiram H. Peterson, 58, clerk at Supreme Liquor Store, 2275 Pacific Ave, says two men bound and robbed the store of 870 Friday night, the same pair who robbed him exactly one week earlier. The bandits entered at 11:00 pm and greeted him with a quip about it becoming a habit.
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Hiram H. Peterson
Supreme Liquor Store
Pacific Ave
Peterson
Fie Jae
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Solons Eye Investigation of Hospitals
Chiang
Snark
Kee
Hofta Group
Adlai
By Bill Duncan
Springer
PTT Ims C
Ama
Tea Pra
RCL
Sele
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
Perret
East First ST
E. Ocean Ave
al Our Race
Lntrance
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Jacondra
Long Bosch
Lou's Stationers
Atlantic Ave
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