Bandit Shot in Holdup of Liquor Man
Garden Grove police recovered 896 dollars in cash and checks from Barons Liquor Store after owner John Ethhandy shot one bandit at 4 30-30 carbine range. Alfred Ramirez, 21, Santa Ana transient, wounded in the knee, was taken to Orange County Hospital. An accomplice, Rudy Gonzales, 20, El Paso, Tex., was arrested nearby. a second bandit fled during a three hour search by more than 30 officers.
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Garden Grove
Barons
Garden Grove Blvd
Orange County
Folke
Alfred Ramirez
Santa Ana
Orange County Hospital
John Ethhandy
Trask Ave
Rudy Gonzales
el Paso
Tex
Etchandy
Ramirez
Ethandy
Maylon Lemasters
Gonzales
Court Order Not All Bad for Dodgers
In Pasadena a Superior Court judge issued a preliminary injunction blocking the Chavez Ravine contract and delaying a 12 million dollar stadium plan. The ruling freezes land transfer contracts with the Dodgers until the Kirshbaum suit trial on June 17, with a pre-trial set for Tuesday at 9 30 am.
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Pasadena
API
Superior
Chavez Ravine
Dodger
Dodgers
Kenneth C. Newell
Louis Kirshbaum
Kirshbaum
Newell
Phil Silver
Los Angeles Superior Court
Rotterdam Collision Sets Tanker on Fire
A Norwegian oil tanker named Artemis collided with another ship at Rotterdam harbor and burst into flames halting all shipping. The 10945 ton vessel caused a great pall of smoke as Crewmen including Captain Gunna Gausles were injured. seven crewmen were missing.
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Rotterdam
Netherlands
Gunna Gausles
J. M. Lens
Shipyard Funds in Doubt Amid Senate Skepticism
Senate armed services leaders questioned a 534 million dollar request to repair the Long Beach Naval Shipyard, saying efficiency would suffer without the money. A 300 thousand dollar stopgap is proposed to prevent flooding while anti subsidence measures prove effective, as Atty. Gen. Edmund Brown weighs delaying a federal suit.
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Washington
Senate Armed Services
Long Beach
Naval Shipyard
John Stennis
D-Miss
Edmund G. ‘Brown
Naval
Justice Department
Brown
Explosion and fire wreck yacht Pacifico at Wilmington fueling dock
The 55 foot motor cruise Pacifico exploded and ignited a gasoline fire as it was refueled at General Petroleum yacht station at Avalon Boulevard foot of Wilmington. Two deckhands aboard were thrown into the water by the blast. Joseph Zuanich 29 suffered severe facial burns and Norman Denniston 31 received minor facial burns and was treated and released. Fire crews from at least six companies contained the blaze within 150 minutes, damage extended to the dock and fueling pumps, and the Catalina Island Steamship Lines vessel had no passengers aboard.
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Pacifico
General Petroleum
Avalon Blvd
Wilmington
Joseph Zuanich
18Th St
San Padre
Wilmington Emergency
Norman Denniston
Ladoga Ave
Long Beach
Clem Zar
Leland Ave
San Pedro
Pacifica
Zar
Los Angeles Harbor
Bill Gooch
Vegetable Oi Products Co
Catalina Island
Classifieds and Notices Index
The item lists where to find various sections in the newspaper such as Churches on A-4 and A-5, Classifieds on C-1 to C-8, Comics on B-5, Death Notices on A-4, Financial on A-6, Sipping Table on C-1, Sports on B-2 to B-4, Theaters on A-2, Tides and Temperatures on C-1, and TV Radio on B-6.
De Gaulle Sets October Referendum on New Constitution
Paris reports Gen Charles de Gaulle and his cabinet scheduled a nationwide referendum for October 5 to approve a new constitution aimed at ending the impotence of the public authorities. Ministers met urgently amid Algerian unrest and threats from rebellious juntas. Information Minister Andre Malraux announced the decision after a two hour meeting. The cabinet also planned municipal elections in Algeria within a month and sought to quell agitation by revolutionary Committees of Public Safety.
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Paris
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
Ande Malraux
de Gaulle
Malraux
Starkweather to die in electric chair in Nebraska
Lincoln Neb Charles Starkweather nineteen and already tied to eleven killings was ordered to die in the electric chair on December 7 1958 District Judge Harry Spencer fixed the date after overruling his bid for a new trial The Supreme Court may delay or set aside the order Caril Fugate Starkweather's sixteen year old girl companion faces trial on first degree murder charges for the January killings.
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Lincoln
Neb
Charles Starkweather
Harry Spencer
Starkweather
Robert Jensen
Bennet
Spencer
Supreme Court
Carll Fugate
Macmillan Arrives for Informal Talks With Eisenhower
British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan arrived in Washington for an informal review of world problems with President Eisenhower. Discussions are expected to cover relations with the Soviet Union, prospects of a summit, possible nuclear test suspensions, and De Gaulle's rise in France. Secretary Dulles welcomed Macmillan and noted his Hoosier heritage.
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U.S
Macmillan
Lady Dorothy
No. 10
Downing St
London
United States
Eisenhower
Washington
UPI
Harold Macmillan
Rus‘sia
Charles de Gaulle
France
John Foster
Dulles
Indiana
Suslov Vanishes From Moscow as Suspected Kremlin Rift Deepens
London reports claim Mikhail Suslov, a top Kremlin rival to Khrushchev, has disappeared from public view since mid May. Observers note his absence from key meetings, fueling speculation about a possible political setback within the Soviet leadership.
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London
UPI
Mikhail A. Suslov
Kremlin
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Moscow
Suslov
Nikolai A
Teen high school dropout rises to 20000 a year executive
Louisville youth John Graves, 18, who skipped classes to finish high school, lands as assistant vice president at P. F. Colter & Son Corp earning about 20000 yearly before taxes. His father, Dr. Allen W. Graves, calls him individualistic while noting his drive and rapid rise from encyclopedia salesman to regional trainer and youngest company executive.
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Louisville
John Graves
P.” F. Colter.& Son Corp
Graves
Allen W
School of Religious Education
Southern Baptist. Theological Seminary
Horatio Alger
Encyclopedia Company
Eisenhower Golfing at Burning Tree Country Club
President Eisenhower played golf today at Burning Tree Country Club in Maryland near Washington. He completed a full round and spoke with club members during a small public appearance before returning to routine duties.
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Eisenhower
Washington
Burning Tree
Maryland
Soviet Diplomat Ordered Out Over Payoffs to U S Citizen
U S officials ordered Nikolai I Kurochkin a Soviet Embassy third secretary expelled for attempting to buy non secret military papers from Charles Theodore Baumet a Arlington Virginia magazine writer. Baumet registered as a foreign agent after being paid about 435 to 450 dollars for manuals. the case highlights embassy staff purchasing non secret materials.
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Washington
United States
U. S
State Department
Nikolai I. Kurochkin
Sha
Nathan 3
B.leavin
Justice Department
Charles Theodore ‘Baumet
Arelington
Tog Fe
Lenvin
Baumet
Kurochkin
Justice
Kutochkin
Princpal
Peninsula Threatened by Volcano Evacuations Ordered
Horta Fayal Island in the Azores faces a volcanic threat as northern peninsula tremors persist since Friday. Roads to the peninsula are closed and residents of Praia Norte and Capelo are urged to evacuate. Capelinhos volcano shows increased activity, lava and sparks tower 1200 feet, with its island now part of Fayal and three active craters ongoing.
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Horta
Fayel Island
Azores
Praia Nortes
Capelo
Capelinhos
Atlantic
Fayal
Senate Approves Foreign Aid Program 51-17 Vote
The Senate approved a 3.713 billion foreign aid program by a 51 to 17 vote after rejecting cuts and a ban on further aid to Communist Poland and Yugoslavia. The bill, long debated, now heads to a House Senate conference to reconcile differences and proceed to funding planning.
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Senate
Washington
Poland
Yugoslavia
Eisenhower
House
Senatte House
App
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Barney
Baker
Teamsters Union
Sen. Irving
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William Broomtreav
de Gaull
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Point OF the Mountain
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Barton Kay Kirkham
George Beckstead
Kirkham
Khrushchev
Communist Party
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