Infant Found Alive. Mother of Three Confesses
New York police recovered infant John Tavarez from a Manhattan basement apartment of a Puerto Rican couple after a month’s second baby kidnapping case. The 8 week old boy was treated for bronchitis and intestinal inflammation while the suspect Mel Ascension Ortiz admitted taking the child before a miscarriage 10 days earlier. Hospital exams found no miscarriage evidence, and Ortiz later confessed the baby was hers but had been stolen by her husband Doranza Tavarez.
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Cars Stoned in New Congo Riot
In Leopoldville Belgian Congo a mob attacked European cars and street signs as violence erupted among Africans. Police dispersed rioters after rumors spread that a killed African had been injured during recent independence unrest.
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More Defense Jobs for L A Area Urged
Congressman Craig Hosmer and Southern California lawmakers press for more Air Force contracts for Douglas Aircraft in Long Beach. They cite past cancellations on the 2332 cargo aircraft and warn against shifting California work to Oklahoma, urging careful planning of defense capacity and funding.
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Eisenhower to Present Labor Bills
President Eisenhower will submit an overall labor legislation program to Congress, seeking amendments to the Taft Hartley Act and curbs on union practices. Congressional leaders say he agrees with blowing the whistle on forecasts of frequent vetoes but will act only after thorough study of any measure.
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Soviet Chief Arges Rocke Urges Peaceful Use of Rockets
Soviet Premier Khrushchev told the 21st Congress of the Communist Party that serial production is under way for international ballistic missiles. He urged a ban on testing and stockpiles, while pledging peaceful use of the rocket discovery and calling for a treaty with the United States Britain and France. The premier said the USSR could reach outer space with long range missiles and achieve pinpoint global accuracy. He declared rival nations stand at the head of progress.
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Havana Trial Convicts Batista Officer to Death by Firing Squad
The Havana court convicted army Captain Pedro Morejon in the second show trial of Fidel Castro’s circle for assassination homicide and robbery. The 39 minute deliberation followed a 10 hour hearing at army headquarters with a small audience and no media, as Maj Camilo Cienfuegos threatened to shoot himself if Morejon was not executed. The verdict awaits Superior Military Tribunal appeal as the third show trial looms with Lt. Col. Ricards Grau to follow.
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Alaska Governor Egan on Critical List After Surgery
Governor William A. Egan of Alaska remains on the critical list at Virginia Mason Hospital Seattle. The 44 year old leader has shown slight improvement since an emergency two hour operation days ago to remove an intestinal block.
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Freed Abducted Woman Recalls Knife Hold-Up
Mrs. Raymond G. Osborne of Hollywood says a 17-year-old youth forced her to drive him around Los Angeles and out of the city with a large knife. She stayed calm by talking, then he fled from the car near Barstow two hours later. Her only injury was a hoarse throat.
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Debby Quinn Valetine Girl Crowned At White House 1959
La Porte Indiana reports Debbie Quinn a six year old with serious congenital heart defects will be crowned America's Valentine girl at the White House on Tuesday by Mrs. Eisenhower. Debbie’s successful 74 hour heart repair at University of Minnesota Heart Hospital used a heart lung pump, a postwar invention. Her brother Robby recalled a faith filled moment before surgery as Debbie began a new life with a strong heart.
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Fifty in Raid on Casino and Jail Orders in Tijuana
About 50 of 73 Americans rounded up in a Rosarita Beach hotel gambling raid Monday were jailed in Tijuana. Interrogations planned to determine charges or release. Mexican officials say the operation targets illegal gambling and aims to deter backjack and poker games. hotel manager Felipe Arce claims ignorance of gambling activities.
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California Senate cracks down on drunk drivers bill
Legislation in the California State Senate targets drunk driving with stricter penalties while a separate bill proposes a flat 70 speed limit upstate. The notice lists related pages across sections including editorials, financials, sports and notices.
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Weather outlook clear tonight and Wednesday
The forecast calls for clear skies tonight and sunny conditions on Wednesday. A slight warming trend arrives midweek with a high near 70 degrees by noon today.
Dulles Attacks Russ Goals in Cold War Tactics
Secretary of State Dulles said Soviet leaders aim to delude the world about seeking peace while planning to win the Cold War. He supported a spring East West conference on Germany and European security, ruled out a confederation of West and East Germany, and warned of misimpressions from Mikoyan’s visit as US policy debates continued.
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