Slipper-Chewing Pup Dusty Saves Three Lives
Dusty the slippers chewing mongrel pup woke Mrs. Rhea and her daughters when a fire started from pants near a floor furnace. Firefighters said the family was lucky the dog woke them in time. Dusty was adopted from the city shelter after the girls named him Trouble.
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Bert Resnie
Dusty
David Rhea
Cathy
Pam
Rhea
City Animal Shelter
Trouble
Pamela
Kathy Rhea
Johnson Defends Democratic Budget Against Eisenhower Propaganda Charge
Senate debate opens with Lyndon Johnson blasting the Eisenhower budget as a political maneuver lacking any tax cut promise. He accuses opponents of spreading an apology and argues the plan fails the people’s needs while Kuchel and Bush criticize his remarks as incredible and partisan.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Senate Today
Eisenhower
Johnson
Jolson
Compton Man Arrested in Savoy Killing Hunt Shifts
A Compton resident, Curtis G. Lichtenwalter, admitted hiding in Long Beach with a slayer of MGM executive Kenneth Savoy who was shot December 30. Lichtenwalter was arrested at 708 Tamarind Street and booked on suspicion of murder after a Long Beach search failed to locate Scott. Police say Scott, a former mental patient and parolee, killed Savoy during a Hollywood bar hold up.
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Compton
Long Beach
Kenneth Savay
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Curtis G. Lichtenwalter
Tamarind St
Lichtenwalter
Daisy Ave
George Jalnart
Scott
Lichtenwalte's
RIM Savoy
Olive
San Quentin
Savoy
Hollywood
Paralvel
Johnson
Fie
United
Eisenhower
Weather outlook with warm turn midweek
High clouds move in and warmer weather expected through Wednesday. Maximum temperature by noon today reaches 67 degrees as conditions brighten across the region.
Lichlenwalter moves out after dispute, takes shotgun
Lichenwalter left his Long Head home quickly without informing Scott. He abandoned his television and tropical fish but took a shotgun, claiming he feared it could be used against someone else. He rented an apartment in Compton and secured a tool and die maker job, with a report due date pending.
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Lichenwalter
Long Head
Scott
Compton
Argentina Intervenes as Transport Workers Drafted for Army
Buenos Aires ends nationwide strike by drafting transport workers into the army amid Peronista and Communist union action. Police patrol bus terminals while troops guard vehicles to curb disorder. Most major industries stay shut as security forces restore some transit.
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Buenos Atres
Argentina
Arturo Promdizi
Buenos Aires
Anaport
Peronista
Mikoyan Heads for Moscow After Washington Talks
Anastas Mikoyan left Washington for Moscow to report to Premier Khrushchev. He will fly to New York for a transatlantic flight and then continue to Moscow, after meetings with Eisenhower and Dulles that yielded no progress toward peace.
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Mikoyan
Moscow
Washington
Anastas I. Mikoyan
I. Khrush
Eisenhower
Tie
Dulles
Alaska governor Egan in critical surgery in Seattle
Seattle reports Gov. Egan of Alaska, 44, underwent a two hour emergency operation for a bowel obstruction after transfer from Juneau. Doctors said his chances were some 50 50 and the case included bowel paralysis. He had previously improved after gall bladder surgery but worsened recently.
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Masai
Willian
A. Egan
Wwent
Egan
Juneau
Alaska
Ismall Binkder
Joe Wi. Baker
Virginia Mason Hospital
Baker
Cauitin
Gail
Washington
Clarence J. Brown
Supreme Court
Hugh J. Flees
Hugo Black
Felix Wade
Frankfurter
Eisenhower
Brown
Block
Ln Roost
William A. Egan
Isifred
Gov Brown bills aim to curb corruption in Legislature
A Maine report notes Gov Brown submitted measures to Congress to promote union democracy and curb abuses. In Ashland a Mash fire killed six children of the Tripp family and injured several relatives, with heroic rescues reported as fire destroyed their rural home.
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Brown
Ashland
Maine
Frorst
Luether
Tripp
Edna
Ella
Jeannie
Alfred
Barbara
Carolyn Tripp
Muriel
Rebecca
Stanley
Iilackley
Beach Combing on Quiet Shore Reveals Secrets
Wal Boyle reports calm shoreline findings as beach combing yields unexpected artifacts and shells. Bridge notes and editorial insights accompany classifieds and nautical data.
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Wal Boyle
Coraics
Eisenhower warns of choice to curb inflation or risk controls
President Eisenhower warned Congress that the nation faces a grave choice between self discipline to prevent inflation and government controls at odds with American life. He cited wage rises outpacing productivity, urged cost cutting, and asked for 31 laws to ensure vigorous growth and price stability.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Jin
Wave Tosses Seaman Overboard Then Back Aboard
Francis Schrermp, chief officer of the freighter John Sykes, said he was washed overboard by a 30 foot wave off Bermuda while the ship sailed from New Orleans to Liverpool. He was in the water about 30 seconds before being carried back onto deck by a cresting wave and dragged to safety by a boatswain with another seaman.
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Liverpool
England
UPI
Francis Schrermp
Metsire
John Sykes
New Orleans
Bermuda
Schremp
Charles Duplessis
Wheelchair Teacher Mother of Year Credits Family
Virginia Connors of Cranford New Jersey a 35 year old mother of three who runs a home and teaches in Westfield public schools is named the 1959 national March of Dimes mother of the year. She credits her recovery from paralytic polio to family devotion and support from her husband John B Connors and friends.
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New York
Virginia Connors
Cranford
N. J
Westfield
Crawford
March of Dimes
John
Mary
John Jr
Lilly
Connors
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