Arrest of Desacrado fugitive Kostal in Whittier
Albert Kostal, 39, an escaped convict linked to the December 9 Golden, Cole robbery and the killing of Patrolman Ray Isley, surrendered after FBI agents, police, and sheriffs surrounded a friend’s home in Whittier. Detective Lightner and ballistics tie Kostal to the Isley murder.
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Sad Kostal
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Cole
Ray Isley
Isley
Soda Tank Blast Hurts Five in Texas
A caustic soda tank explosion at Champion Papers and Fibre Co. in Pasadena injured five. The 125000 gallon tank outside the causticizing unit on the Houston Ship Channel burst, fire contained by about 10 a.m. Police and emergency crews responded. the cause was not immediately determined.
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Champion Papers and Fibre Co
Pasadena
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Houston Ship Canal
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Wre
Houston
Houston Ship Channel
Gulf of
Imexico
Eisenhower Takes Half Day Off Amid Holiday Calm
President Eisenhower spends a partial day at the desk mainly on the Israeli situation before lunch and an afternoon of White House relaxation. Press secretary Hagerty says the lighter schedule mirrors Washington Birthday observances and not a throat change. X rays show clear lungs and sinuses, though he still coughs.
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Eisenhower
White House
James C. Hagerty
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Hollywood Couple June Allyson and Dick Powell Separate
Hollywood confirms the separation of June Allyson and Dick Powell after years of reported strife. The pair, wed for 14 years, say they are pursuing happiness apart while denying any third party involvement. They have two children, Pamela and Richard Jr. Both deny plans for immediate divorce.
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Dick Powell
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Powell
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Petf Aetua
Ting
Richard
Jane
Pamela
Richard Jr
FBI Chief Hoover Wins Freedoms Foundation Honor for Anti Communism
Valley Forge Pa AP FBI Chief J Edgar Hoover received the Freedoms Foundation top award at birthday ceremonies honoring 733 individuals and groups for contributing to the American way of life. Hoover, head of the FBI 33 years, accepted $5,000 and stressed vigilance against domestic and international Communist efforts.
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FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Freedoms Foundation
America
Hoover
Fet-erge Burest
George Wastington
Foundation
United States
Floover
Amerian Jdoels
Blondes Win as Anti-Caed Rule Sparks Campus Chaos
Detroit University students staged a protest plan to discriminate against blue eyed blondes during Brother hood Week. ROTC members barred blondes from the main lobby fountain, but anti discriminationists pulled down signs and removed ROTC enforcers from the building.
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Detroit
All-Out Anti-Polio Drive Planned Nationwide
National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis announces an all-out winter and spring polio campaign for this year. President Bass O'Connor says 3100 chapters have been notified that one third of 1957 March of Dimes net receipts may be spent on the drive.
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VPI
National Foundation For
Bass O'Connor
Reward to Boy Who Found Purse in Chicago Case
A 14 year old Washington Junior High student returned a stolen purse containing $215 cash an $800 diamond ring and $1200 in travelers checks plus other valuables. Mrs Merle Reed sent a $25 reward via Captain Lorin Martin to Lynn BracMan who plans to apply the money to a toward a car.
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Merle Road
Chicago
Washington
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Lorin Q. Martin
Lynn JR. BracMan
Ytlantic Ave
Young MacMillan
Hill St
Orange Ave
Pulloe Department
Long Beach
Rood
Ocean Blvd
Apt. 12
Cherry Ave
1St St
U S Office Stoned by Salonika Mob
A mob of about 1,000 students stoned the U S Information Service Office in Salonika Greece as police called out the army to restore order. The march to the British Consulate protested the UN General Assembly’s failure to adopt a Cyprus rebels resolution. Eleven injured, none seriously.
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UPI
U. S. Information Service
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United Nations General Assembly
Cyprus
Long Beach Los Angeles Area Counts More Cars Than 41 States
The Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce reports the Long Beach Los Angeles metro area has more registered automobiles than 41 states. Area 1856 registration stood at 3,114.74, or 47 percent of California's total registration.
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Long Beach
Los Angeles
Weather synopsis with variable clouds and sun
The forecast calls for variable cloudiness and partial sun with little temperature change. Expect mild conditions with light winds and no significant precipitation noted.
Gotta See a Knee Paris Says in Giee
Paris fashion shows Balenciaga defying Dior by revealing kneecaps in a late month collection. Dresses feature cover or near knee lengths with tight silhouettes and hobble skirts. The collection includes pleated transparent barrels, boxy daytime suits, oversized necklaces, and noted use of bushel hat accessories.
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Nadeane Walker
Balenciaga
Dior
U.S. Delays on Israel Sanctions After Talks
The White House said the United States will say nothing on sanctions against Israel until after further discussions. President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles discussed the Middle East crisis and will confer with Israeli Ambassador Abba Eban before any U.N. position is presented, possibly Monday. The administration regrets Israel’s refusal to withdraw troops from Egyptian soil and expects more talks, with a formal U.S. stance not until Monday at the earliest.
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Israel
Middle East
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Jerusalem
Mene Eny
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U. N. General Assembly
Congress
James C. Hagerty
U. S
Haglerty
Ben-Gurion
Solar
AF C124 Crash Lands Off Seoul injuring many aboard
A United States Air Force C124 Globemaster with 159 aboard crashed on a small island in the Han River near Kimpo Airbase, 11 miles northwest of Seoul. By midnight about 56 injured were evacuated to a hospital 20 miles away. most suffered burns and fractures. No fatalities reported.
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Korea
Han River
Far East Air Force Headquarters
Japan
Kimpo
Han
Hampton Roads settlement clears obstacle to coast dock strike
The notice highlights a local Hampton Roads settlement removing a fat obstacle to entering the East Coast dock strike. Readers are directed to A-2 for the main story and to B-1 for Beach Combing and other features. The paper lists sections across pages with sections on Beach Combing, Hal Boyte, Bridge, Classifieds, and sports pages.
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Hampton Roads
Hal Boyte
Fidltoria
Wilson
Xonr Worli
Ford Workers to Get Pay Boosts March 4
Ford Motor Co workers at Long Beach plant will begin receiving pay raises on March 4 as a cost of living increase. The raise adds one penny per hour for 1914 hourly paid employees and five dollars more per quarter for 215 salaried employees.
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Ford Motor Co
Long Beach
Assassination Attempt Narrowly Misses Viet Nam Leader
In Saigon the 56 year old President Ngo Dinh Diem escaped an assassin while delivering a speech at a fair in Banmethout. Minister Do Yan Cong was wounded seriously, losing a right arm and suffering a punctured lung. The gunman was seized. authorities linked him to the Cao Dai sect.
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Banmethout
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