Moderate Louisiana Democrat Keeps Seat Amid Civil Rights Stance
The Democratic Committee in Washington refused to unseat Louisiana member Ca mille Gravel and tentatively backed Chairman Paul M. Butler's civil rights stance. Louisiana Democrats wanted Gravel replaced by a states rights candidate. A later vote, 72 to 29, rejected sending Butler's endorsement back to committee.
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Nations approve first article of test ban treaty
The United States Britain and Russia approved the first article of a proposed treaty to suspend nuclear tests in Geneva. The article states the three nations agree to stop tests but the measure has no effect until the full treaty is approved and ratified. The second article linking suspension to an international control organization remains under discussion.
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Weather outlook for Sunday with clouds and hazy sun
Night and morning low clouds give way to hazy sunshine Sunday. Temperatures show little change with steady readings likely across the day.
Two L B Boys Arrested in Twin Stabbings
Howard Sackett 22 of 1083 Grand Ave remains in critical condition with a 10 inch knife wound after a late night assault near Alamitos Ave. Two 17 year old suspects James Ezell and Gerry Cardenas were arrested on assault with deadly weapon charges, a 16 year old girl held for curfew violation, and a second stabbing victim Fred Kurtz released from Sea side Hospital. Police recovered a seven inch hunting knife near the crime scene and witness accounts place a violent melee amid a rock hurling confrontation.
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Los Angeles
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Typhoon Olga Near Guam Moves Northeast at Sea
Typhoon Olga was reported about 455 miles north of Guam, moving northeast at 17 miles per hour, sweeping across the Pacific area and affecting nearby waters. The bulletin noted the storm’s position and drift with authorities monitoring its projected path and potential impact on shipping lanes.
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Italian tailor bears gift for Ike in Vienna coat
An Italian tailor from Rome arrived at Olga Airport with a Vienna overcoat and sports jacket intended for President Eisenhower. Litrico said the coat was just material and duties totaled 24 253 dollars after customs assessed value. He planned to present the garments in Chicago and return to New York, awaiting White House reception.
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Pioneer II Nears Limit in Space Flight Test
Cape Canaveral AP reports the Pioneer II probe reached about 52430 miles before fuel or velocity limits halted progress. The mission aimed for lunar orbit but fell short after the first stage cutout early. NASA tracked the instrument package and predicted a possible maximum range near 64,630 miles before Earth reentry.
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Flier Richard Mackin Held as Berlin Bargaining Chip
An American airman who parachuted into East Germany is held as a bargaining chip in the Berlin crisis. East German officials say Mackin will only be returned through direct talks with the East German state. The incident follows charges by the Communists that West Germany blocks unification as Adenauer urges resolving the Berlin issue first.
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Guatemala rocked by seventy five earthquakes reported
Seventy five quakes in 24 hours rattled Guatemala City area raising alarms within a 15 mile radius of the capital. Buildings suffered damage while many residents fled homes for cars or parks. Power outages hit districts as authorities issued warnings and offices advised workers home.
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Five Men Rescued After Yacht Sinking Off Virginia Coast
CHINCOTRAGUE VA An air tanker took aboard five men from a large yacht reported sinking 70 miles east of shore in heavy Atlantic surf. The Baltimore picked up distress signal and a Coast Guard cutter Cherokee from Norfolk was en route. The destination of the yacht was not immediately known.
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Four gunmen rob Lakewood store in synchronized payroll heist
Sheriff deputies described a tightly timed daylight robbery at a Lakewood supermarket. The quartet, armed with revolvers and a sawed-off shotgun, forced cashier Benjamin Bell and two clerks into the office, ordered Rell to open the safe, and then fled as guards returned with payroll cash from Douglas Aircraft’s Long Beach plant.
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Cold Spell Grips East and Gulf States Weather
A bulging cold air mass capped a two day castboard movement gripping the Atlantic seaboard and the Gulf states. Only Florida and the warm southwest escaped. Overnight roads froze to zero to ten below in parts of Montana the Dakotas and Minnesota with near freezing to 40 degree readings along the Atlantic and into the West Coast. The Weather Bureau warned of a heavier bite today.
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Classified Page Index Location Right in The Paper
The reader is directed to find sections across pages A-3 A-7 B-2 to B-9 and other pages for churches contests crosses native items financial shipping sports theatre and TV radio listings. It lists specific page references and headings to locate content within the issue.
Three Knittles Die in Family Home Fire
In Decatur a fire destroyed a five story frame home killing Leroy Anthony Knittle 47 his wife Mary Louise 36 and son Donald Eugene 3. Bodies were found together at a stairway bottom near a gaping hole in the living room floor. Firemen suspect an overheated furnace caused the blaze as the family tried to escape.
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Dabblers in art sleuthing snag $14 million in paintings
Two Chicago-area dabblers in art sleuthing and collecting claim $14 million in masterpieces after buying Giorgione and Raphael works for around $1,000 to $1,200. Vatican expert Porcella valued the Giorgione, Bellini, and Raphael pieces, saying one painting is Raphael at his best. Attorneys Tudolph Yasatile and Paul Delaney led the purchase, with Chicago restorer Alexander ZatoflMutski advising.
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