Barred Boy From Perry Como Show Over Work Rules
New York AP Ed die Hodges ten year old Broadway cast member of The Music Man is barred from appearing on Perry Como's show tonight. Mayor Robert F Wagner's office overruled a SPCC recommendation to bar the youth who must work matinee and evening performances today. Hodges was set to receive about 750 dollars for a 15 minute NBC appearance. The SPCC had also recommended a group of youngsters for CBS Ed Sullivan show, but that decision was upheld. The Body Beautiful musical has no Sunday showing.
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Algeria
Ry Koe
Todd Lands Contract for Two Ships at Los Angeles Yard
The Federal Maritime Board awarded Todd Shipyards a 24 million dollar contract to build two cargo ships over three years at the West Basin San Pedro yard. The San Diego firm National Shipbuilding and Steel Co. received a similar contract. Todd officials expect payroll growth when construction begins late this year. Senator Knowland says more awards are coming to Bay Area yards.
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National Shipbuilding and Steel Co
San Diego
John ‘I. Gilbride
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William F. Knowland
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Maritime
U S Arms Curbs on Oil Imports
Washington Secretary Weeks signaled possible new steps to curb foreign oil imports. He noted the domestic oil industry faces growing strain and the cabinet committee on oil imports may reconvene to discuss tightening the current voluntary import curbs.
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Washington
Weeks
Student 21 Injured When Homemade Cannon Explodes
In Durham New Hampshire a homemade cannon exploded near a fraternity house injuring 21 year old Theodore Chase seriously burning his face and threatening an eye. President Eisenhower considering voluntary curbs with possible mandatory action under trade agreements act if restrictions fail.
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Dover-Wentworth
James C. Hagerty
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Senhower
Chase
Storms Trigger Avalanches Across Europe Amid Flood Fears
Weather disruptions sweep western Europe with heavy rain and warm winds. Avalanches and flood alerts surge in eastern France Normandy and Germany as Danube tributaries rise. Scotland and northern England endure the worst snowstorm in a decade with roads blocked and trains delayed.
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England
Whitby
Automobile Association
Woman fatally shot in Gar dena home by unknown gunman
Nuria Morton a 19 year old girl was wounded fatally early today by a gunman who shot her six times while babysitting with her sister's three children at a Gar dena residence. Police identify suspect as a former acquaintance of Miss Morton.
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Bonnie Noreen Morton
Jeansine Lyles
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Roy Tracey
Miss Morton
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Harbor General Hospital
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Gyles
Lige
Los Angeles
Bonnie Lyles Found Dead in Gardena Home
A woman identified as Bonnie was living with her partner while her husband, Captain James H. Lyles, served with the Marine Corps in the Far East. Gardena police requested county sheriff assistance as the investigation continued.
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Far East
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Sheriff's Office
Freeze Grips South East and Midwest regions
A powerful cold snap settled across the nation with snow in New York state and record lows from Ohio to Minnesota. The Catskills and eastern New York bore the worst blizzard while temperatures dipped to 1 below in Chicago area and continued frigid conditions from Florida to Idaho.
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Egg and I Author Betty MacDonald Dies at 49
Seattle obituary notes Betty MacDonald author of The Egg and I died Friday night after months of illness from cancer. The Olympic Peninsula life tale spawned a best seller and the Ma and Pa Kettle film series. Her later works include The Plague and I and Mrs Piggle Wiggle. In 1951 she faced a $976,000 lawsuit by the Albert Bishop family and Raymond H. Johnson, which a Superior Court jury rejected.
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Betty MacDonald
Olympic Peninsula
Wharton sworn in as new ambassador to Liberia
Secretary of State Dulles witnessed the oath taking as Wharton, 58, praised as a credit to the foreign service. Wharton, formerly consul general at Marseilles, will succeed Robert H. Thayer in Bucharest due to Thayer's reassignment. Richard Lee Jones, a non career diplomat, is named ambassador to Liberia.
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Mechanical fault in missile may have caused Atlas flight failure
Air Force scientists explored a radio signal or electronic data issue as possible causes after the Atlas intercontinental missile failed on its fifth flight. They noted a mid morning LOX fill and a later dump, with weather and radio frequency interference cited as possible factors. The high powered 100 ton craft reportedly destroyed itself after the powered phase, with the full cause to be determined over days.
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Fla
Air Force
Eleven S Korea Army soldiers die in truck crash
Eleven South Korean army soldiers were killed and 13 injured when an army truck fell from a lift in the 6th Corps area about 30 miles north of Seoul on Thursday night.
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Seoul
6Th Corps
Where to Find It Lists Newspaper Sections by Page
The note enumerates where to locate various features within the issue, including Churches on page A5 Classifieds on pages B3 to D9 Comics on A8 Crossword B16 Death Notices B2 Financial B2 Shipping Table B2 Sports A6 Theatre Titles Temperatures B2 TV Radio B10.
Purge Hits Three Leaders in East German Party
East Berlin reports a purge within the Communist Party as Walter Ulbricht sacks three top figures. Rert Schirdewan and Fred Ossner are ousted from the Politburo, Ernst Wollweber expelled from the Central Committee, and the party indicates a broader clean up of opposition. Neues Deutschland says the move was by secret Central Committee vote.
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Yuting
Walter Ulbricht
Rert Schirdewan
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Ernst. Wollweber
Neues Deutschland
East Berlin
Two Arrested in Pirating Hit Records Ring
Chicago authorities say Charles English and George Hilger were seized in a $100000 pirating scheme. They allegedly bought hit records, pressed counterfeit discs in Cincinnati, attached fake labels, and sold them as real. A raid on Lormar Distrib yielded about 11000 records.
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Frank Ferris
Charles English
Lormar Distributing Co
George Hilger
Ferlic
Cincinnati
Edmund Power
Ferllie
Lormar
State Worker Fired for Drunken Snowplow Work
State Line California division of Highways dismissed snowplow driver Harry Carryington Friday after authorities cited him for drunken plowing. The incident raised concerns about safety and response times during winter conditions.
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California Division of ‘Highways
Harry Carryington
Teeners get boyfriend initials etched on teeth
A Houston high school girl Kay Sublett, sixteen, had her dentist engrave her boyfriend D and A initials on two lower tooth fillings while she wore braces. She says the idea came from the dentist after a casual chat during a drill warming. She finds it cute and may start a fad.
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