California Must Pay Bonelli Life Pension
Legislative Counsel Ralph Kleps ruled California must pay a $445 monthly pension for life to William G. Bonelli, a former member of the State Board of Equalization, who is jailed in Mexico City awaiting extradition. Bonelli, indicted in Riverside County on liquor license graft charges, argued for mailing checks to Mexico City while claiming retirement status. The state contemplates whether to mail payments or halt them and considers remedial legislation.
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UFI
Ralph “N." Kleps
California
William G. Bonelli
Bonelli
State Board of Equalization
México City
Riverside County
Board of
Kleps
Mexico City
Alan Cranston
Atty
Stanley Mosk
Mexico
Seventy Six Navy Men Treated for Hepatitis Abroad
Seventy six U S Navy men from Mediterranean units are treated for hepatitis in U S Army hospitals at Landstuhl and Muenchweiler in Germany. The AP reports the infectious liver ailment is being managed in military medical facilities abroad.
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Heidelberg
Germany
U. S. Navy
Mediterranean
U. S Army
Landstuhl
Muenchweiler
Weather report forecasts showers and cool temps
Cloudy with rain today and tonight. Partly cloudy with a 78 percent chance of showers Wednesday. Continued cool with maximum temperature by noon today about 55 degrees.
Eisenhower Says False Signals Lure U.S. Planes
President Eisenhower told a news conference that some American planes may have been drawn across the border by false radio signals, insisting pilots are prohibited from any fox-and-hound tactics and navigational errors also cause occasional crossovers. He denied any policy inviting aerial engagements and noted Khrushchev’s invitation lacks formality.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Tron
January unemployment climbs to 4.72 million nationwide
Washington reports January unemployment rising to 4,724,000, the highest since before World War I, with 1,267,000 fewer Americans at work from December. Government officials cite seasonal factors and possible margin error. President Eisenhower expected a pickup later in the year and did not fully accept the current level of joblessness.
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Washington
Commerce and Labor Departments
Eisenhower
Mamie Eisenhower to Vacation at Maine Chance Resort
Mrs Mamie Eisenhower and her sister will depart tonight for a two week vacation at the Maine Chance health and beauty resort near Phoenix.
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Mamie
Washington
Gov Brown declares war on smog program outline
Gov Brown unveiled a six point anti smog plan during a Monday briefing to the Legislature. Details and reaction appear on Page A-2 and Page B-1 with Beach Combing and Hal Boyle columns on Page A-5.
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Gov. Brown
Beach Combing
Hal Boyle
Storm Crumples: Apartments and Homes in St Louis
A pre-dawn tornado struck St Louis causing widespread destruction. Nineteen dead and 55 seriously injured, with 400 more hurt or hospitalized. Rescue crews cleared rubble as Red Cross officials rushed to assist, tracing damage across Brentwood Crestwood Olive Grand Newstead and nearby areas.
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ST. Louis
Robert C. Edson
Red Cross
Denver
St.Louis
Herbert Smith
Storn
Brentwood
Crestwood
St. Louis County
Olive’ St. Grand ‘Blvd
Newstead and
St. Louis Aves
Tornado devastates St Louis area with blue flash and roar
In St Louis a blue flash and a tremendous roar accompanied a tornado that struck the Bohemian district and west central streets. Vendors and tavern patrons fled as buildings collapsed trapping several, witnesses recall the lights going out and the storm lingering briefly before subsiding.
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St! Louis
Gay Gross
St. Louis
Lulah Kuehner
de Sha
Bohemian
St. Louisans
Greenwich Village
Dulles Poised for Parleys Despite Illness
President Eisenhower said Secretary of State Dulles would not delay western talks with the Soviets despite his upcoming hernia operation. He praised Dulles as the most valuable figure in foreign affairs and said the illness should not hinder plans for future U. S. policy discussions with Khrushchev.
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Washington
Eisenhower
State Dulles
Columbus
Ohio
Akerman
Duiles
Walter’. Reed Findlay
Army Hospital
Carratory
Dulles
Nikita Khrushchev
Russia
Khrushchev
Iee
Heronia
U. S
Germany
More Rain in View as .02 In. Falls
The Long Beach area expected more rain with showers starting early morning and continuing cool and windy. The season total reached 1.67 inches, well under the 5 inch normal, with a 27 percent chance of showers predicted for Wednesday. Highs around 62 and morning lows near 44.
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Long Beach
Critically Ill Woman Survives Five Days Without Heat or Food
In Newport Rhode Island Mrs Rose Blondell 63 endured at least five days in an unheated apartment with no food or water. Doctors report her body temperature too low to record and fear possible leg amputation due to frostbite and dehydration. Neighbors alerted police after she collapsed early in the week. authorities found her semi conscious after breaking in.
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Newport, R. I
Rose Blondel
Newport Hospital
Nordic nations invite Khrushchev to visit region
Oslo reports Prime Minister Einar Gerhardsen announced that Soviet Premier Khrushchev will be invited to visit Norway Sweden and Denmark within the year. The three Nordic governments have agreed on a joint invitation. Norway and Denmark are NATO members.
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Oslo
Einar Gerhardsen
Krushchev
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Beaver
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