White House says Adams aide case will be proved false
Washington AP headline notes Press Secretary Hagerty defending Sherman Adams’s trusted aide status as investigations probe Bernard Goldfine’s hotel expenses. Hagerty promised swift resolution after Adams returns from a New England fishing trip and reiterated Adams’s full presidential confidence.
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White House
Bernard Goldfine
Sherman Adams
James C. Hagerty
Adams
Eisenhower
New England
Hagerty
Bevery Hills attorney abducted in alleged estate case feud
Three men and a woman were jailed in Los Angeles on suspicion of kidnapping Beverly Hills attorney Walter W Heil 49 who said he was beaten with a blackjack and threatened with a knife during 40 hours held prisoner in a mountain cabin He aided Mrs Mary Tannatt 67 in a $50 000 estate dispute against her sons Harry 37 and Bruce 33 who allegedly led the abduction Also detained were Francis Lee Morris 21 and Sylvia Jewel Spicer 22 Heil recounted the forced car grab and a trip to a San Fernando Valley cabin before he was released Tuesday night The four abductors allegedly pressured withdrawal from the case and Heil returned to West Los Angeles at about 6 p m Tuesday
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Beverly Hills
Walter W. Heil
Mary T.tannatt
Tannatt Brothers
Francis Lee Morris
Sylvia Jewel Spicer
Glendale
Heil
Los ‘Angeles
Adams
Cosmo Hagerty
Berlin
Maine
House Group Backs Funds for Shipyard
Washington report notes House Armed Services subcommittee dropped opposition to subsidence repair funds for Long Beach Naval Shipyard. Rep. Clyde Doyle says city and oil operators unitized Wilmington Oil Field, meeting mandate and clearing hurdle to raise shipyard appropriations to six million dollars for next fiscal year. Continued on Page A-5.
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Yeas Telegram
Washington Bureau
Washington
Long Beach
House Armed Services
Naval Shipyard
Clyde Doyle
South Gate
House
Armed Services Committee
Doyle
Navy
Wilmington
Ring Cracks Down on U S Passport Ring In Italy Links
The government reports an international passport alteration ring based in Milan Rome Naples and Messina Italy has been uncovered. Eight individuals in the United States have been arrested and three abroad in connection with the probe. Several ring members are at large in Europe while other fake passport users are being sought in the United States.
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Italy
State Department
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Europe
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Rome
Naples
Messena
Solon Demands Aid for Railroads in Senate Debate
Senator George Stathers urged the government to take over railroads or provide financial aid to the ailing industry. The plan envisions loan guarantees, tax relief, and other supports as the Senate prepares to debate the measure. A separate labor-abuse bill was slated for Thursday discussion, with a possible night session to finish in one day.
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Washington
George Stathers
D-Fla
Foither
Senate
L. A. Woman Drowns In Kitchen Sink
Los Angeles police report that 59 year old Lillian M. Perrine apparently fainted while at her kitchen sink Tuesday night and toppled, drowning in the sink water.
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Los Angeles
Lillian M. Perrine
S C State Senator Slain After Victory
S C State Senator Paul A Wallace was shot fatally Tuesday night as he learned of renomination in the South Carolina Democratic primaries. Marlboro County Clerk Henry A Rogers, 67, was seized and held without bond after barging into the sheriff's office and firing at Wallace who was seated. Wallace had served in the State Senate since 1947 and was killed along with several others present. the motive appeared personal and not tied to the election.
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Paul A. Wallace
South Carolina
Marlboro
Henry A. Rogers
Sherif
Wallace
Rogers
Columbia
Senate
William A. Rogers
Tornado Ravages El Dorado Slum Area Kills 13
A violent tornado wrecked about 40 blocks of a modest El Dorado residential district late Tuesday. At least 13 people are dead and 49 injured. Searchers recovered a third body identified as Bessie Diaz, 48. Several injured remain in critical condition, including a young unidentified woman. Gordon James of Dallas, whose wife and two teenage daughters were affected, sheltered under an overpass during the storm.
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el. Dorado
Kan
EL Dorado, Ken
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el Dorado
Bessie Diaz
el Dorado Hospital
Gordon James
Dallas
Tex
Dorado Hospital
James
German Reds to release Yanks if U S reasonable
A brief note indicates Germany plans to release American servicemen if the United States acts reasonably, with related items scattered across pages A-2 and B-1. The line references Beach Combing, Hal Boyle, and various sections from Bridge to Editorial.
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U. S
Hal Boyle
LL Combe
Vital Statistice
House Passes Trade Measure for Five-Year Victory
The House sent to the Senate a five year extension of the reciprocal trade program, derailing a two year limit and curbs on the president’s authority. A 234 to 147 vote defeated the substitute proposal and kept the bill alive as a major presidential win.
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Ihe
Washington
Eisenhower
Senate
Final Passage in House Extends Trade Program to Five Years
The House approved a five year extension of the reciprocal trade program by a wide margin. The vote favored President Eisenhower as opposition from tariff advocates diminished under administration and House leadership pressure. Final tally showed 317 to 88 with significant Democratic support and Republican resistance narrowed.
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Democratic House
Clouds and sun mix in late night and Thursday
The forecast notes clouds late tonight and early, with Thursday expected to be mostly sunny. Temperatures show little change throughout the period.
U.N. Moves to Deploy Observer Team to Lebanon
The Security Council voted to rush an international watchdog team to Lebanon to seal borders with the United Arab Republic and prevent arms or military aid reaching Lebanese rebels. The United States praised the decision, with Henry Cabot Lodge noting progress, and Hammarskjold stating personnel could arrive within days.
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U. M. Security Council
Lebanon
United Arab Republic
Soviet Union
Li-Nation Council
Nasser I
U. A. Re
Henry Cabot
Lodge
U.S
Security Council
United States
Hammerskjold
Hammarskjold
Ex-Arizona Governor T Jones Dies at 74
Phoenix officials report former Arizona Governor T Bob Jones, 74, died at home after abdominal surgery complications. Jones, a Democrat, served as governor from 1939 to 1941 and earlier held three terms in the Arizona Senate, including a Senate presidency.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Bob) Jones
Jones
Ernor
Senate
Retired Judge Curtis Dies of Cancer at 59
Retired Superior Judge Wilbur C. Curtis, 59, died Tuesday from cancer. He retired last April after nearly 29 years on the bench. Curtis attended USC Law School, practiced law, and was elected to the district court in 1929 and appointed to the Superior Court in 1946 in North Hollywood.
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Wilbur C. Curtis
USC
Superior Court
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