Second Honeymoon in Lisbon Sets Tone for Royal Reunion
Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh reunited publicly in Lisbon after a 125 day separation. They appeared affectionate as they left the plane and rode to Setubal to join the Britannia yacht, signaling a private two day reunion before the state visit formalities begin.
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Nixon kin survives Mississippi crash near Kreole
Newly engaged Ens Edward C. Nixon, 26, brother of Vice President Nixon, escaped injury when his car collided with a station wagon five miles east of Kreole Mississippi. John A. Dupont, 36, of Lirington Ale, driver of the other vehicle, was injured and in fair condition at Mobile Alabama Hospital. Nixon had been to New Orleans to be married to Miss Gay Lynne Woods and was returning to Pensacola. No charges were filed.
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Sniper Bullet Strikes West Los Angeles Home
A third sniper shooting hit a West Los Angeles residence en route to a TV night for Frank Brownlow, 72, a cafe operator, and his wife Beatrice, 63. Police report a bullet pierced a front window, leaving a hole in the screen and a spent round found inside across from where the couple sat.
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Escaped Kostal linked to robbery in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles, Woodrow Ehrenberg was shot during a supermarket stickup as bandit Kostal, who had escaped from Folsom last November, was identified from photos. A nearby guard helped stop 85 prisoners attempting an earlier breakout on the ninth floor bullpen.
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Two Leap From Car Kick Man to Death
Gil Edward Rose, 36, described as a Negro, was kicked to death by two white men during an altercation near Willis Ave and Arminta. The victim’s wife Delores, 35, said four men in a car shouted insults as they drove by and a gun was found nearby after the attack. A jacketed firearm and six copper cartridges were recovered and sent to the crime lab for testing.
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Practiced for Killing L A Mom Shoots Teen Son in Back
Hollywood police say 40 year old Minnie Diehl shot her 17 year old son Jack Infrate in the back and hand after planning to kill him. The son was taken to General Hospital in serious condition. Diehl told officers she had practiced with a .22 caliber pistol to defend against prowlers and could kill Jack. She was booked on suspicion of assault with intent to commit murder.
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Tru man to Be Grandfather as Margaret Declares Baby Expected
Former Freshdent Harry Tru man is set to become a grandfather as his daughter Margaret Clifton Daniel announces she is expecting a baby in June. Public notices and classified pages reference the item among various sections.
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US trains Allied Units in A-Warfare in Europe
Paris AP reports the United States has stockpiled atomic warheads in France and is training NATO allied forces to handle equipment that could deploy them. U S law bans delivering warheads to other nations, but SHAPE aims to prepare allied troops so that in a future Russian attack the stockpile custodians can access the keys.
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Hore-Belisha Dies, British Statesman Collapses in Reims
Leslie Hore-Belisha aged 63 former British secretary of war collapsed during a speech in Reims France while promoting Franco British friendship and died shortly after in hospital. He led wartime ministries and was a noted statesman.
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Locals, Leaders Recall ILA Strike Tensions and Belisha legacy
A scrambled report ties ILA union strife with a northeast coast waterfront dispute while recalling Lord Hore-Belisha’s final day at Reims City Hall. The piece notes his long service as transport minister and national insurance minister, his 1954 warnings on Suez and atomic power, and his creation of the London traffic signals. Belisha collapsed at Reims, later dying from a brain hemorrhage.
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Clearty Morning Weather Brief
A calm start with light morning drizzle and minimal temperature change. Sky remains mostly cloudy with no significant shifts expected through the day.
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Bill Kyne Dies Founder of Bay Meadows Race Track
William Patrick Bill Kyne, 69, founder and general manager of the Bay Meadows race track, died at 10:15 a.m. He had been ill with a liver ailment and coma since Tuesday after Christmas, ending a long career in horse racing in San Francisco.
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Egypt Holds Suez Clearance Over Gaza Withdrawal
Cairo reports indicate Egypt will halt Suez Canal clearance if Israel does not withdraw from the Gulf of Aqaba and the Gaza Strip. President Nasser told parliament members that canal traffic resumption depends on a full Israeli withdrawal, a stance echoed in Goumhouria. The decision is expected in a few days as UN discussions continue.
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Next Move Up to Israel Dulles Says
Secretary of State Dulles states the next move is up to Israel to clarify its refusal to comply with UN resolutions and withdraw from the Gaza Strip and Gulf of Aqaba. He will listen to any clarifications but stresses action rests with Israel as Eisenhower and Abba Eban discuss the crisis.
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Weather Picture Gloomy Drizly Long Beach Forecast
The Weather Bureau predicts a gloomy drydrizzle weekend for the Southland with cloudy damp streets in Long Beach tonight and Sunday. Temperatures fall slightly while no measurable rain is expected for several days. A dredger in Long Beach reported sinking a tile near Port Said and the State Highway Division works to keep roads open as vessels navigate.
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Soviet Rockets Carry Dogs Into Outer Space Reported
London dispatch says Soviet scientists launched rockets carrying dogs as passengers into outer space with no ill effects. Moscow Radio quoted the broadcasts noting heights over 100 kilometers and no dog deaths during the mission.
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