Speeding Nets Pair in 6500 Burglary
Two men were arrested after a speeding stop linked to a 6500 burglary in Whittier. Gerald Baker, 28, of La Mirada and Charles Sorensen, 23, of Whittier faced charges after a patrol officer stopped them near Long Beach Boulevard and Wardlow Road. A large sum of money and bonds were recovered, with the suspects later cleared in a related Garden Holdup case, while Norwalk deputies tied the burglary to Herman Lukkanen’s home.
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Whittier
Gerald K. Baker
Bora Dr
la ‘Mirada
Charles S Yensen
Carmen Lita
Nick Patrich
Cantor St
Petrich
J. C. Naylor
Baker and
Sorensen
Long, Beach, Blvd
Wardlow Rd
Gardena
Norwalk
Plane Missing After Flight From Palm Springs
Four Long Beach residents vanish on a Tri-Pacer after taking off from Palm Springs bound for Long Beach via Big Bear. CAP and sheriff squads, forestry rangers, and searchers sweep a 70 mile area from Beaumont Pass to Cajon Pass. Family members confirm flight plans and possible presence of one student from Long Beach City College.
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Harold A. McClintock
E. 4Th St
Palm Springs
McClintocks
Sheriff's Jaero
Civil Air Patrol
Long Beach
Rero
San Bernardito
Los Angeles
Upright
Beaumont Pass
Cajon Pass
Wrightood
Salton Sea
Hemet
Desert
Fetersen
City College
Helen
McClintock
Casey
Jean
San Francisco
Phoenx
Long Beach Municipal
KKK Leader Facing Shooting Indictment in Carolinas
Sheriff McLeod seeks grand jury indictment against Rev James Cole a KKK leader from Marion South Carolina over a rally attacked by Indians near Lenoir County North Carolina. Cole claims civil rights denied for white men and vows federal indictments against the sheriff.
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Lummberton
N. C
Malcolm McLeod
Robeson
James Cole
Marion
S. C
KKK
Carolinas
Cole
Coley
Lenoir County
North
Caro
Ias
Klan
McLeod
Convictions of 11 Reds Reversed
The U S Court of Appeals reversed Smith Act convictions of seven in Hawaii and four in Washington. The ruling, written by Judge Richard H Chambers, followed the Supreme Court decision last June which left the Smith Act in a fragile state.
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San Francisco
U. S. Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
California Reds
Hawaii
Washington
Richard H. Chambers
Appeals Court
Hawaii figures linked to Seattle case in wartime era
The Seattle case involves ILWU regional director Yo Hawaii-Jack W. Hall and a cohort of Hawaii political figures including Charles Fujimoto, Eileen Fujimoto, John Reinecke, Dwight Freeman, Koji Ariyoshi, and Jack Kimate with links to the Communist Party of Hawaii. Also named are Henry Huff, John Daschbech, Pat Lowen, and Terry Pelius.
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Hawaii
Jack W. Hall
International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemn’s Union
Charles K. Fujimoto
Communist Party In
Eileen
John E. Reinecke
Territorial
Dwight J. Freeman
Koji Ariyoshi
Honolulu
Seattle
Henry PF. Huff
John S. Daschbech
Pat M. Lowen
Terry Pelius
General Gavin Cancels TV Appearance
Lt. Gen. James M. Gavin, retiring Army missile expert, has called off a scheduled television appearance, CBS announced.
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Gavin
New York
James M. Gavin
Today
CBS
Where to Find It Metorite Fallout Sparks War Warning
A fragment from the daily pages notes a scientist warning that a failing meteorite could trigger nuclear conflict. The item appears on page A-5 with related commentary and panel listings across sections such as Bosch Combing and Theaters.
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Ste
Bosch
Hal Boyle
Aene
Vital Statistica
Wilson
House Rules Clears Debt Limit Increase Bill
The House Rules Committee advanced a bill to raise the national debt limit from 275 billion to 280 billion dollars. President Eisenhower requested the increase which would stay in effect until June 30, 1959.
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Washington
Eisenhower predicts 1958 business gains amid recession
President Eisenhower declares the nation can beat the recession in 1958 and pursue real economic growth without inflation. He outlines a 42 point White House program, notes a sharper than expected downturn, and warns wage and price pressures could delay recovery if not managed. He cites defense spending and inflation policy shifts as boosts, with further factors aiding the upturn.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Russia
White House
Congress
Home of His Own Korean Orphan Can Smile Again
A 10 year old Korean orphan, Lee Kyung Soo, returns to New Rochelle after four years with Navy family in Charleston. Legal and family arrangements formed a troubled path from Inchon streets to a foster home with better care. Lee will enroll in New Rochelle school and resume his place in a family, promising a happier life.
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New Rochelle
N. Y
Lee Kyung Soo
Inchon
Vincent Paladino
Paladino
Lee
Charleston
Joe
Eisenhower Opens Sixth Year With Chicago GOP Dinner Tour
President Eisenhower departs for Chicago to kick off year six with speeches to aid Republican congressional gains. Weather turns snowy in Chicago as he and First Lady spend the night at Stockyard Inn ahead of dinners and speeches featuring Vice President Nixon and other GOP leaders across 27 states and D C.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Chicago
Columbine Til
Midway Airport
Stockyard Inn
International Amphitheater
States
District of Columbia
Nixon
Teacher Kills Himself in L. A. Starving Recluse
Henry W. Rose a 95 year old recluse in St. Petersburg had 40000 dollars among belongings. He died days after Dec 5. Police say instructions left to donate 3000 to five youth groups and Salvation Army, remainder to relatives. In Los Angeles Culver City a teacher shot herself during churchgoers’ view. Kathleen Regan 29 reports Charles Leiss 43 threatened suicide if not loved. He fired a shot as she walked away.
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St, Petersburg
Fla
UPI
Henry W. Rose
Rose
Salvation Army
Los Angelss
Culver City
Kathleen Regan
Charles Leiss
Miss Regan
Leiss
Weather outlook for Tuesday with variable high clouds
Variable high cloudiness expected on Tuesday with little temperature change. Light chance of precip remains around ten percent. No major changes in wind or humidity anticipated.
Second Pacific plane vanishes spurring wider search
An air transport service cargo plane with seven crewmen disappeared in the Pacific Sunday, the second military loss in a week. A B50 weather plane vanished last Tuesday near Guam, with ten crew aboard. SOS signals and intensified searches failed to locate either craft, as Navy and Coast Guard vessels, rescue planes, and allies extended the hunt across 75,000 square miles northeast of Hawaii and San Francisco.
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Associated Press
Military Air Transport Service
Pacific
Lss
Guam
Long Beach Sea
Recatt
Travis Air Force Base
Calif
Honolulu
Kwa
Jalein Island
Philippine Sea
pan-American Airways
Philippine
Travis Afb
Hay
San Francisco
Iwaii
Anchorage
Adak
Navy
Coast Guard
Richard B. Olney
79Th Rescue
Hawaii
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Charles W. Petersen
Line Ave
Redlands
Alan Upright
CAP
Wilshire Peak
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iMay
Lyndon Johnson
U. S. Ae
Gene Smith
An- Hy
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Arleigh A. Burle
Central High School
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Naval Operations
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Rae Ater Ee S
Rene Adm
W. F. Rabarn
Eigen I
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Wees
Herenesses
James W. Cole” Indictment
U. L. Sorensen
Communist Party
Charlie Warriax
Simeon Oxendine
Ku Klux Klan
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