Bus Skids on Ice Two Die in Pa. Crash
A Continental Trailways bus carrying 15 passengers skidded on ice on the Pennsylvania Turnpike and struck a bridge abutment. A 20 foot front section separated and two people in the detached portion were killed. Nine injured were released. 16 total taken to hospital. Victims named include Charles Malloy, 22, of Albia Iowa, and Marian Lay, 55, of New York City. No fire reported.
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Ex-Captain's $5,000 Cab Tip Held Up
In San Francisco a cab driver says he was paid a $5,000 check by retired Navy Captain Jesse L Kenworthy to cover rides around the city and to the airport. His wife Lorna Kenworthy petitioned for a court ruling of mental incompetence, noting a recent manic depressive diagnosis. The hearing was set for Monday.
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Parkersburg
Lorna Kenworthy
Encinitus
Calif
Milton Sapiro
Kenworthy
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Home Building Off Washington Figure Drops in 1956
The Libor Department reported Monday that 1,035,200 homes and apartments began in 1937, with 49,300 public housing units, a 7 percent decrease from 1956 and the lowest figure since 1949. Public housing starts were double 1956 levels, reflecting a shift in construction activity.
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Libor Department
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Scientists urge worldwide halt to nuclear tests petition
More than 9,000 scientists from many nations signed Linus Pauling’s appeal to the United Nations for an international agreement to stop nuclear bomb tests immediately. The petition, circulated by Pauling, lists 9235 names and argues radiation from tests harms health and future generations.
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Patling
Body Found Identified as Missing Man in Palm Springs
A body found near a waterfall on Mt. San Jacinto was tentatively identified by Sheriff Lt. Edward Brown as Ralph E. Cornwell, a 68-year-old prospector missing since May 1. Cornwell’s car was found on the mountain’s western slope near Idyllwild after his disappearance.
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Ralph E. Cornwell
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Youth With Knife Slain by Deputies in La Puente
Chad Dwight Nelson, 17, of 770 Aileron Ave and a La Puente High student, was fatally shot by Sheriff’s deputies Robert Rotfeld and Monte Thompson after lunging with a knife during a late night incident in La Puente. Nelson died about 90 minutes after the shooting at a local hospital.
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Monte Thompson
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Judge Rules GI Trials OK Abroad
Federal Judge Alexander Holtzoff ruled that civilian employees attached to the U S Armed Forces abroad may be court-martialed. The decision upholds the uniform code provision granting military courts jurisdiction over such civilians and cites prior federal rulings. The case of Dominic Guagliardo of Tampa, convicted in Morocco on grand larceny and sentenced to three years, is referenced.
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Supreme Court
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Dominic Guagliardo
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Film Giant J L Lasky Dies at 77 in Beverly Hills
Hollywood mourns Jesse L. Lasky a pioneer who helped build the film industry and co founded early studios. He collapsed at Beverly Hills after discussing his book and attended the Pro Bowl the day before. Lasky age 77 died after a fall near his car outside the Beverly Hilton Hotel.
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Jesse L. Lasky
Lasky
Beverly Hills
Worren
Beverly Hilton
Los Angeles
Progress Held Good Considering Her Age
Paducah Kentucky report: Mrs. Ethel Byrd progresses satisfactorily after hip fracture operation from a fall at home. Western Baptist Hospital doctors note recovery would normally be expected but not in her age.
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Ethel Byrd
Western Baptist Hospital
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Conductor Stricken During Met Opera Performance
Pietro Cimara collapsed on the Metropolitan Opera podium during Verdi's La Forza Del Destino, unable to read the score. Conductor Hagen, 37, led the second act from memory as the 92 member orchestra and 3,600 audience continued the performance while Cimara was treated at St. Clare's Hospital for a cerebral accident.
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Metropolitan State
Opera
St. Clare's Hospital
Thalian
Clmara
Metropolitan
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Hagen
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