Kidnap Pair Shoot 2 Youth in Lone Canyon
A 14 year old boy, Gerald R. Delao, was killed and his 13 year old companion, George Rodriguez, wounded when they were kidnapped at gunpoint in Los Angeles and driven to a canyon north of NEWHALL. Investigators say Lorenzo Castro and Ruben Flames abducted and shot them, leading to arrests on murder and kidnapping charges.
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Newhall
Los Angeles
Here
Gerald R. Delao
George Rodriguez
Delao
Young Rodriguez
Castro
Etzel
S Ee
Bezel
Famos
Rodriguez
Ramos
Explorer Satellite Signals Reappear After Apparent Death
A high powered transmitter aboard the Explorer satellite shows life again after seeming death on February 12. Caltech's Jet Propulsion Laboratory reports reasonably strong signals from Temple City Illinois Cuba and other sites with no clear explanation. One of two transmitters aboard the satellite remains silent while a lower powered unit continues to send coded reports.
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Pasadena
California Institute of Technology
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Henry le Richter Jr
Temple City
Illinois
Cuba
Little Hope Plight for 22 on Navy Radar Plane
ST JOHN S Md. Little hope was held today for 22 men whose U S Navy radar plane disappeared in the north Atlantic on a routine patrol from Argentia to the Azores Thursday.
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ST. Johns
North Atlantic
Argentia
Mfd
Azores
Soviet Nuclear Test Triggered Global Alerts
Washington reports the United States confirmed a Russian hydrogen bomb test in Siberian Arctic territory with a megaton yield. Japan’s observatory noted the blast about 2,480 miles northwest of Tokyo and compared it to an October test. the AEC has logged at least 27 tests so far, issuing notices only for special circumstances.
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Washington
United States
Sovets
Siberian Arctic
Atomic Energy
Japan
Central Meteorological Observatory
Tokyo
AEC
Easter Time Giving and Eternity in Hearts
A reflective piece attributed to JULIEN C HYER notes the church at Easter prompts greater attendance and a shared sense that listeners should give more. It suggests people seek comfort beyond the grave by supporting fellow believers and preparing for eternity in their hearts.
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Julien C, Hyer
Whiteside At Center Of TV Channel 10 Payoff Probe
Miami attorney Thurman A. Whiteside testified before House investigators that his talk with FCC Commissioner Richard Mack was to help a friend in the Channel 10 contest, not as counsel. He denied employment, refused a $10,000 fee, and called Bernard Schwartz a liar while defending his role as intermediary amid allegations of transfers of 2650 dollars as part of long friendship.
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Washington
Miami
Thurman A. Whiteside
Richard A. Mack
Whiteside
House
Bernard “Schwartz
Schwartz
House Commerce
Mack
Transac
University of Florida
President’s physician defies crowd at Eisenhower golf outing
A man in a sports shirt followed President Eisenhower on the golf course despite a 200-person crowd asked to refrain. Stopped by a Secret Service agent, the man insisted he could accompany the President. He was revealed to be Maj. Gen. Howard McC. Snyder, the President’s physician, who routinely accompanies the Chief Executive.
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Phoenix
Eisenhower
Secret Service
Howard McC. Snyder
America Is Strong Ike Addresses Food Conference
President Eisenhower said America is strong and healthy at a national food conference in Washington. He urged ignoring critics of “little faith, little spirit,” a message that seemed aimed at former President Truman.
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Washington
Eisenhower
America
Harry 8
Truman
Rain Seen in Revised Prediction
The Weather Bureau forecast rain for Long Beach and much of the Southland on Tuesday with a 35 to 60 percent chance and light showers in the morning. A storm center west of San Francisco will bring rain and possible higher winds, with snow above 8000 feet expected Tuesday.
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Long Beach
Southland
Eisenhower
Hawaii
San Francisco
U.S.-British Missile Pact Terms Bared
The United States agrees to supply Britain with intermediate range Thor missiles with nuclear warheads under U. S. control until use. Missiles to be based at British sites and launched by joint decision. A five year pact covers 60 missiles at four sites in England and Scotland with initial squadron becoming operational this year.
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Washington
United States
Britain
U. S
Beiish Royal Air Force
Australia
State Department
England
Scotland
Bandit Holds Up L B Bakery Again For 4322 Dollars
A bakery in the 2600 East Lyth Street area was held up this morning by a bandit who escaped with about 4322 in cash after forcing employees, including manager Edward L Johnson, behind desks. A witness saw a bright colored car driven by a second man flee east on Pacific Coast Bay. The incident followed a similar case three months ago.
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Peter Wheat
Elyth St
Edward L. Johnson
Pacific Coast Bay
Knowland eyes 1964 or 1968 bid for White House
California Senator Knowland, Senate Republican leader and 1960 governor candidate, hints at backing Nixon for the presidential nomination while keeping open a 1960 run. He argues Nixon is likely the nominee, with 1964 or 1968 as future possibilities, and denies any deal with Nixon.
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Washington
Willian Knowland
California
Knowland
Senate
Nixon
Dick Nixon
Goodwin J. Knight
Knight
Gisele MacKenzie Weds Manager Robert Shuttleworth in Las Vegas
Singer Gisele MacKenzie and her manager Robert Shuttleworth married in a Las Vegas ceremony performed by District Court Judge Frank McNamee in a Flamingo Hotel penthouse. They plan a two day honeymoon and will live in Beverly Hills. Shuttleworth guided MacKenzie's career since their meeting in World War I days.
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Las Vegas
Gisele MacKenzie
Robert Shuttleworth
Hollywood
Frank McNamee
Beverly H S
Cuban Rebels Free Racing Champion After Kidnapping
Argentine auto racing champion Juan Fangio was released in a Havana suburb sixteen hours after being snatched from a Havana hotel by rebel gunmen allied with Fidel Castro. The release followed a police transfer to a station and an announcement at the Malecon race course. Police increased protection for the 24 drivers, including nine Americans, as crowds dwindled from an expected 250000 to about 90000 amid rebel warnings.
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Havana
Juan Fangio
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Malecon
Fane Ghc
Lone
Joe Brown
Hotel
Lincoln
Brown
Catan
Orlando Schevar
Missing Bride-To-Be Sparks Multi-State Search
A bride-to-be vanished Saturday just hours before her wedding prompting a cross-state search. The notice directs readers to pages including Beach-Cambing, Hal Boyle, Bridge, and assorted classified and editorial sections for updates and details on the investigation and possible sightings.
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Hal Boyle
Crossworth
Thesters
Vita Statistics
Wilson
Weather outlook shows low clouds with morning fog clearing
Forecast reports low clouds tonight with morning hours turning mostly clear. Afternoon should be warmer with a 25 percent chance of rain.
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