Coast Guard courts martial two men over travel claims
UPI reports in San Francisco that two Coast Guard sailors face court martial over travel allowance claims for each other’s wives after an apparent spouse swap. Pritchard pleaded guilty to falsifying a claim and was fined and demoted. Miller faces the same charge, with transfers cited as the basis.
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San Francisco
Miller
Botswain
Tonday
le William Miller
Pritchard
Smith
Humboldt Bay
Nab Third Suspect in Photo Case
Visalia reports a crackdown in Springville leading to the arrest of Susan Finchard a 40 year old U.S. Forest Service clerk on conspiracy to commit a felony in producing and engaging in obscene photographs. Earlier charges targeted George Davis a 46 year old commercial photographer and Dr Robert W Gorham a Springville chiropractor with Atty Robert Haden noting Miss Prickard identified in seized motion pictures from Gorham’s office.
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Visalia
Sierra Foothill
Springville
Susan Finchard
U.S. Porest Service
George ‘Davis
Springville Chamber of Gommmerce
Robert W. Gorham
Ist
Robert Haden
Sullivan and Met Opera End Pact On TV Show
New York reports Ed Sullivan and the Metropolitan Opera will terminate their contract months early after a dispute over opera on the Sullivan program. Renata Tebaldi and Richard Tucker will sing March 10, the final Met appearance. The dispute centers on operatic segments disturbing overall ratings.
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New York
Ed Sullivan
Metropolitan Opera
Sullivan
Ene
Rudolph Bing
Imet
Renata Tebaldi
Richard Tucker
Bing
Lions and lambs march in Tucson tale in March
A mountain lion and a lamb staged a March lesson in Tucson amid photographers. Other items report a New Hampshire judge linking fines to Alcoholics Anonymous meetings, Queen Elizabeth’s fashion stance, a termite-eating anteater at the National Zoo, a bridge jumper saved by a sailor's lieutenant, a general license misheard at GE, and snuff users jailed for theft in Dallas.
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Tucson
Ariz
Concord
N. Ht
A. J. Chretlon
Elizabeth
New York
Britain
The
Ladies Home Journal
Zoo
Washington
National Zoo
Ndt
Religious parties oppose Sukarno's guided democracy in Indonesia
In Jakarta, powerful religious parties reject President Sukarno's guided democracy plan as about 100,000 pro Communist demonstrators rally outside the presidential palace. Communists and leftists roam streets abducting people and firing into crowds amid fears of violence against foreigners and property. Further rallies are planned as Parliament rivals the plan and newspapers warn of Communist influence on any new government.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Sukarno
Commounists
Sweden Ousts Israeli Diplomat on Spying Charge
Stockholm reports the Swedish Foreign Office expelled an Israeli diplomat amid the trial of two Finnish citizens charged with spying against Egypt. The spokesman named Moshe Bar-Or, an attache at Israel's legation, as persona non grata. He had already left Sweden.
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Stockholm
Jeitizens
Egypt
Moshe Bar-Or
Israel
Bar-Or
Nion Grata
Swolen
Exposition Park Plan Revealed in Los Angeles
A 110year master plan for a 4 million dollar redevelopment of Exposition Park is under consideration by the Sixth District Agricultural Assn. Financed by a 25 thousand dollar legislature appropriation, the plan splits the park: northern third becomes a museum and arts center centered on the Tose garden. southern two-thirds become a sports complex with Memorial Coliseum, swim stadium, and a proposed arena.
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Los Angeles
Exposition Park
Sixth District Agricultural Assn
Memorial Coliseum
Paris
Youth League dissolves at New York convention
Delegates to the Later Youth League meeting in New York voted to dissolve the organization, an affiliate of the Communist Party, ending its activities after the convention.
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Youth League
New York
Communist Party
Wastepaper Blaze At Rockefeller Plaza Draws Fire Crews
A truck delivering wastepaper to a Rockefeller Center area building ignited, sending flames through baskets along 50th Street. Firefighters contained the blaze before major damage, with smoke drifting into nearby offices as workers evacuated and the street was cleansed. The incident disrupted Rockefeller Plaza and involved a large transit of wastepaper from the RCA Building vicinity.
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New York
Rockefeller Plaza
Rockefeller Center
Sam
50Th’ St
RCA
Tam Whiprest
STI
Rockefeller
Plada
Rockefeller ‘Plaza
6Th Ave
Associated Press
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W. M. Starks
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IE Furnishings Sale
Sale
Telectron
Sweden
Bon Horne Richards
Alameda Naval Air Station
Elegram
Kes
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