Three Kremlin Leaders Said Slated for Demotion
London reports claim three top Presidium members Georgi Malenkov V M Molotov and Dmitri Shepilov were slated for demotion from the Soviet leadership. The absence of Moscow confirmation and mixed Western reactions marked the disclosure as highly uncertain amid Cold War dissension.
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London
Kremlin
Central Committee
Communist Party
Georgi M. Malenkov
V. M. Molotov
L. M. Kaganovich
Dmitri Shepilov
Presidium
Shepilov
Molotov
Andrei Gromyko
Moscow
Stalin
Nakis Khrushchev
Psoviet
U. S
Eisenhower Urges Bipartisan Pressure to Curb Inflation
President Eisenhower called for cooperation from business and labor to restrain inflation, saying government alone cannot maintain a stable economy. He avoided final judgment on a steel price rise of six dollars per ton, but affirmed his belief that action by all sectors is needed.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Treporter
Fisenhower
Hisenhower
Boy Finds Mother Murdered in Baldwin Park Home
A 15 year old boy awakened by a door slam and car departure found his mother, Ruth De Lao, 35, slain in the Baldwin Park residence. Deputies believe strangulation occurred during a struggle in the living room. The son alerted authorities, while other children were elsewhere in the home. The ex-husband, Albert De Lao, 42, was summoned to the scene.
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Baldwin Park
Jerry de ‘Lao
Sheriff's Deputies
Ruth del Tao
Jim Wahtke
H A. Waldrip
de Lao
Albert P. de Lao
Lon dor blowout fuels aspirin premium and big city buzz
The itemized notice lists a wild and wonderful Lon dor blowout hosted by Mike Todd driving aspirin prices up. Readers are guided to sections across the newspaper including Beach Combing, Hal Boyle, Bridge, various classifieds, comics, puzzles, death notices, and sport pages. The playful, scattered index hints at a bustling edition with multiple features and sections.
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Londor
Mike ‘Todd
Hal Boyle
Wilson
Holiday Scorcher of 90 Predicted for July Fourth
The U S Weather Bureau forecasts a Fourth of July heat wave with a near 90 degree high for Long Beach and a hot weekend ahead. Forecasters say tropical air from Mexico will keep temperatures high with no relief soon.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
Long Beach
Mexico
Thief Steals Then Replaces Uranium Tube at Rome Exhibit
A souvenir hunter seized a tube of radioactive uranium from a nuclear energy show in Rome on Tuesday. After four hours of warnings that it was deadly, the tube was anonymously returned and replaced at the French stand. The device was an industrial testing tube labeled as hazardous material.
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Rome Wei
Senate Votes More Arms Cash Row Over Defense Funds
Washington report says the Senate approved a 34.5 billion defense appropriation for the new fiscal year by a 75 to 2 vote, surpassing the House total and close to Eisenhower and Wilson’s request. The pattern of possible supplemental funding and a forthcoming Senate House conference are noted, with no major cuts by the secretary and broad service allocation.
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Washington
Senate
House
Eisenhower
Defense
Wilson
Grim Toll Rises as Quake Kills 750 in Iran
Rescue teams found 400 victims in two northern Iranian villages, boosting the death toll to 750 with over 3,000 missing. Damage spanned a 500 mile arc from the Caspian shore into northern Iraq, affecting 100 villages and causing hospital counts of 1500 seriously injured and property losses above 12 million dollars.
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Tehran
Tran
Iran
Elourz
Cassan Sea
Lost Plane Found Crashed Off East Pakistan Coast
A missing Pakistan airliner was found today on a sandy coast near the Bay of Bengal. Police report two of the 24 aboard survived the crash, with authorities continuing inquiries into the tragedy.
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Wacca
East Pakistan
Pakistan
Bay of Bengal
Families Flee Canyon Fire in Burbank
Fire burned 200 acres prompting evacuation of 25 families from Sunset Canyon in Burbank. Fire Chief Taylor said 150 firefighters from 14 units battled the blaze, which ran out of control along the canyon ridge and came within 500 yards of homes. evacuees sheltered at Olive Recreation Center. winds feared to worsen spread.
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Burbank
Sunset Canyon
William J. Taylor
Glendale
Los Angeles County
Canyon Ridge
Civil Defense Organization
Olive Recreation Center
Elmwood
Thur‘ber
Tujunga
Deer
Elmwood Canyon
Thurber Canyon
Bill Frownfelter
County Fire Department
Frownfelter
Fie
Padua Hills
Claremont
Sever Engine Companies
Cameron Gambled With Storm and Lost
Audrey, a newborn reported by Weather Bureau, joined Cameron’s residents as Hurricane Audrey approached the Gulf Coast. The town’s one mile stretch housed a courthouse, hotel, bank, and shops. Refugees fled toward Lake Charles as 205 mph winds and a 20-foot tidal surge overwhelmed Cameron. A coast guard plane later confirmed widespread destruction and town flooding. Continued on Page A-3.
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Arthur Everett
Audrey
Cameron
Orleans
Federal
Mexico
Louisiana
Yucatan Peninsula
Connor
Lirl
U.S. Weather Bureau
Sarah Pes
Raymond Kraft
Clyde
Texas
Louisi
Aurriana
Gulf
Navy
Gulf Coast Beach
Lake Charles
Coast Guard
P. Vincent
Lake
Rugged Pilot Tells of Sierra Survival and TV Comeback
Lt David A. Steeves, 23, fresh from a 54 day High Sierra survival, arrives in Los Angeles en route to New York to appear on Art Linkletter show. He credits faith, family, and outdoor training for his ordeal and plans a future high country trip with wife Rita and daughter Leisa.
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Hollywood
David A. Steeves
High Sierra
New York
Los Angeles
Cerl Jackson
Alysander
Lenny H. Jordan
Steeves
Castle Air Force Base
Art Linkletter
American Airlines
Rita
Leisa
Trumbull
Conn
Blackrock Congregational Church
Bridgeport, Conn
Billy Graham
Hazel
Norwalk
Air Forte
Hope Rita Steeves
Air Force
Hope
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