Bolshoi Dancers’ Russian Trade Backlash Stirs Hollywood Row
Russia's Bolshoi troupe earned 1.35 million dollars from performances and TV shows in Hollywood, with Tatiana Smirnova noting a capitalist-flavored spending spree as goods crowded a Los Angeles harbor ship, including tuxedos shoes and a Mercedes from Germany. A 72 year old Utah graduate mother of four, June Larson, earned a politics degree at the University of Utah, planning further studies. A Oklahoma City station holdup yielded a small cash loss, and a Colorado fireworks truck explosion caused minor damage. In London, Paris warned US stockpiles of atomic bombs on French soil may trigger shifts in Europe’s defense posture and possible reassignment of planes, amid Atlantic Congress debate.
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Probation for San Diego counterfeit bill maker
Albert Leggett, a San Diego printer, was placed on five years probation for counterfeiting ten dollar bills. District Judge James M. Carter warned of up to 15 years if probation is violated. Customs agents found $650 in counterfeit tens in Leggett’s car and $5,000 in bogus bills in his shop after April arrest in Calexico.
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Fallout hazards explained to women in dust storm analogy
Francis Carey reports from Atlantic City on Army Medical Corps Lt Col Ingalls H Siemens and Dr Simmons warning American women that nuclear fallout will flood homes like a dust storm. They advise safe storage of food and water, shelter plans, and taking cover. Eisenhower to address AMA convention on radio networks.
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Milazzo Maintains Power Ties After Sicily Vote
In Palermo Milazzo's Christian Social Unions win 9 of 90 seats as major parties fail to secure a majority. The Communist led bloc gains 32 seats with 21 for Communists and 11 for fellow travelers, while Monarchists fall to 3 and Fascists rise to 9. Milazzo contemplates re forming a left right government or renewing ties with Christian Democrats.
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Press elearam Fricren second class notice Long Beach
Public notice from the Fast Office in Long Beach California listing rates and publication dates for second class matter. It notes weekly per copy delivery charges and a publish day Sunday at a local address with circulation by a named registrar.
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Long Phones Lawmakers From Clinic
Gov Karl Long phoned Louisiana lawmakers from a Galveston psychiatric clinic urging passage of his bills and expressing hope for swift action. He had lashed out at the Legislature with profanity and was flown to Sealy Hospital the day before adjournment. He was later committed June 2 by Mrs Long.
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Slain Sheriff Joins Vast Manhunt for Negro Fugitive
In Sanford North Carolina a posse hunted down an armed Black man sought for theft and the wounding of Vernon Elking. He pleaded kill me as officers closed in. Deputy Sheriff J. J. Powers was killed during the search and three others wounded. The fugitive, identified as James Jones of Richmond, was wounded and captured after a three hour firefight. He was treated and moved to Raleigh Central Prison for custody.
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Powder magazine blast injures 97 in Hiroshima
A blast at a powder magazine in Hiroshima injured 97 people Monday night. Six are reported in serious condition with multiple victims admitted to local hospitals.
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