Eisenhower Arrives in Paris Peels Coat in Cold Hall
In Paris Eisenhower and Coty shared a lunch as officials noted an ambulance near the palace for the occasion. The visit featured talks on international issues with a cordial atmosphere. Senate hearings return to alleged payoffs in Tennessee, involving the Teamsters union boss Glenn W. Smith and Judge Raulston Schoolfield with Kennedy indicating further testimony and no reconvening until afternoon.
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Air Forces Atlas missile achieves long flight test
Report notes the Atlas missile flew over 600 miles and 80 miles high in Tuesday's test. The mention appears in a continued page listing across the newspaper with references to various sections from Page A to D, including sports and comics.
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Nab Inmate as Supplier of Jail Dope
Los Angeles sheriff officials say Edward Robles, 29, a convicted burglar and jail inmate, ran a heroin distribution ring inside Los Angeles County jail. He supplied at least 39 prisoners, paid about 200 dollars for the narcotics and sold it for five dollars a grain, totaling roughly 2 500 dollars. He swallowed two grams to hide evidence but was pumped and heroin recovered.
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NATO Accepts U.S. Plan to Base Missiles in Europe
Paris AP reports NATO members accepted in principle the U.S. proposal to base nuclear missiles in Western Europe to deter Soviet space age threats. Agreement came at a 15 nation summit, dependent on heads of government ratification, with plans for later disarmament talks and a potential East West conference. Netherlands and others had hesitated but joined in principle.
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Dulles to Meet Franco in Madrid Friday
Secretary of State Dulles will fly to Madrid on Friday for talks with Generalissimo Franco, the US Embassy announced. The meeting aims to discuss postwar issues and ongoing Franco regime relations in a widening US diplomacy with Spain.
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Khrushchev Warns of Atomic War Threat in Europe
In a reply to Bertrand Russell published by New Statesman, Khrushchev warned that if U S bases in Britain trigger a misinterpreted order, a crushing retaliatory blow could force three British lives into atomic war. He said Soviet leadership believes war is not inevitable and urged coexistence while NATO debates weapons deployment at Paris talks.
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Nuclear Power Service Begins Near Pittsburgh
The Duquesne Light Co says the United States first full scale nuclear plant at Shippingport Pa began feeding electricity into Duquesne lines today. The plant along the Ohio River 25 miles northwest of Pittsburgh has generated power for Duquesne customers in this region for the first time. Built under Atomic Energy Commission supervision, the reactor was manufactured and installed by Westinghouse Electric Corp. Duquesne will operate the plant.
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Giant surf floods Coast Highway at Bolsa Chica area
A towering surge and high tide swept over a section of Fin Canyon Beach and Coast Highway near Bolsa Chica. Breakers flooded Surfside Colony and inland streets while water undermined the railroad bed, creating a 20 foot channel and leaving rails exposed. The 64 foot peak tide hit at 6:33 a.m. with waves persisting at 8:30 a.m.. a higher 6.6 foot tide was forecast for 7:40 a.m. Thursday as workers rebuilt the eroded beach.
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Grand Jurors Seek Crackdown on Dope
Los Angeles County grand jury in its 1957 final report says narcotics are a social cancer and that California needs a statewide educational campaign in every secondary school. It notes about 70 percent of California narcotics tests were from the county and urges strict punishment of sellers and rehabilitative removal of users. The report links narcotics to a rise in robberies assaults murders and other crimes and calls for longer sentences for heroin offenders.
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Twenty Three Feared Dead as Korean Storm Sinks Boats
Twenty three South Korean fishermen were feared lost after two fishing boats sank off Jeju Island and four others were missing following a storm near Korea's south coast, police reported.
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Crawford's Fantastic Thefts Reported
A mental test is ordered for attorney William P. Crawford a confessed forger and thief as Judge Beach Vasey delays sentencing to December 30. Crawford pleaded guilty to multiple counts of grand theft and forgery involving $31 000 taken from a trust account managed by Willan Pillsbury. Investigators say the thefts span a long series of schemes including alleged gold recovery schemes and oil transfers from Central America with victims including a Colombian investor Hernando Cogoles who was promised vast operations and paid $20 but found only a small office. A Long Beach doctor invested $20 000 and a psychiatrist will evaluate Crawford’s mental status.
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Southland Awaiting Another Soaking From Pacific Storm
Southern California faces a potential wed or thurs rainfall as a Pacific storm front nears. The storm, tracked by the U S Weather Bureau, carries a high chance to cross mountain tops and deliver light to moderate rain, with a few showers possible tonight and again later in the week.
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Jury Flays L B Jail Conditions in County Report
Los Angeles County Grand Jury faulted Sheriff Eugene Biscailuz and the Board of Supervisors for overcrowded jail conditions and inadequate juvenile facilities. The report cites 166 inmates in bed space for 126 at Long Beach Police jail, with risky women's quarters on the top floor. It calls for relief steps and safety upgrades while a new county jail and plans for a two year completion are noted.
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Weather Forecast: Rain Likely Tonight and Thursday
A cloudy period with a chance of showers tonight. Thursday brings continued rain with a 55 percent probability and a 70 percent chance of rain in some areas.
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