Burglary Loot Recovered in Pasadena Case
FBI announced the recovery of about 76 000 dollars worth in loot from a Pasadena burglary. Frederick T. Hays, an unemployed electronics technician formerly of Las Vegas Nevada, was booked on suspicion. Stolen items included 60 000 in stocks and bonds, 10 000 in U S Savings Bonds, and about 6 000 in jewelry, found hidden in Hays' Altadena home.
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Churches urge test ban in Geneva talks
The World Council of Churches executive committee urged the United States Britain and the Soviet Union to pause nuclear weapon tests under workable controls. It said such an agreement would risk but could advance regulated disarmament and ease suspicions, stressing the council's 171 denominations and 180 million members work to shape informed public opinion in Geneva.
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MWD Backs Water Fund Urges Larger State Plan
The Metropolitan Water District supports Governor Edmund G. Brown Jr. state water program but calls it too small. Directors push a bond issue totaling 1 to 2 billion dollars to fund the plan. Brown has proposed 500 million. The district also proposes a seven member California water authority to oversee projects.
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Ike Assures Berlin Chief U S Will Stay
President Eisenhower assured West Berlin Mayor Willy Brandt that no Communist threat will force the United States out of the city. Brandt said Eisenhower emphasized the United States will defend Berlin and will not be pushed from free Berlin despite renewed threats.
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Two Sailors Dive Overboard In Futile Rescue
In rough Atlantic water 180 miles off Newport Afloat USS Nitmuc crewman Frank T. Anderson was swept overboard and sank before rescuers Max E. Ford and Paul Zippers could reach him. Ford returned to duty. Zippers was hospitalized after exposure.
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