Firefighter Innocent in Blaze Case
LOS ANGELES A former Forest Service firefighter was found innocent of willfully starting a California blaze that burned nine acres near Idyllwild in 1953. A jury convicted Efren Reveles, 34, only of a misdemeanor for setting fire to government land. Sentencing set for Friday. penalty up to one year and $1000 fine.
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Los Angeles
Forest Service
Thyllwild
Efren’ Reveles
Reveles
Edylswild
Pine Cove
Bobby Ray Spence
Howard Cox
India
Asst
U.S
Ronald S. Rosen
U. S
Thurmond Clarke
Twenty One Boss Dodges Quiz Fired From NBC
News items report the Twenty One host dodging a quiz and being fired. The article notes NBC’s actions affecting the Dinah Shore Show producer-director role for next season. It mentions a verbal contract in question and confirmations from Dubin about agent negotiations and the job offer. Witnesses from theater, radio, and TV are listed for hearings.
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NBC
Dubin
Lief
Moiseyev
Sol Hurek
Turnout signs due on roads slowpokes cause pauses
The scene centers on statewide turnout signs for slow-moving vehicles along two lane highways. State Engineer Lief refused to answer questions about Communist ties among performers and the Moiseyev troupe. Pullout areas will be provided at turnouts to allow traffic to pass safely and may yield citations for slow vehicles causing backups.
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Sacramento
UPI
Hurok
Lief
Neer G. J. McCoy
Moiseyev
McCoy
NATO Urges Fresh Cyprus Conciliation Effort
The NATO permanent council asked Britain Greece and Turkey to renew efforts at resolving the Cyprus dispute. After a two hour meeting the council issued no official statement.
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Paris
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Permanent Council
Great Britain
Greece
Turkey
Cyprus
NATO Council
Smith to Head Church in Mormon Lineage
Independence Missouri report states W Wallace Smith designated as church president to succeed his half brother Israel A Smith who died in a highway crash last Saturday. Smith, 57, is a former counselor in the first presidency and grandson of Joseph Smith Jr. and has long been active in church affairs.
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Independence
Reorganized
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
W. Wallace Smith
Israel A. Smith
Walace Smith
Wallace Smith
Tardwaite
Adams Support Persists Amid Contested Adams Role
Amid party debate over Adams, President Eisenhower backs keeping Adams as chief aide. Goldfine and others voiced concerns, while senators Capehart and Flanders endorsed the decision. The episode sparks broader questions on integrity and campaign influence during a tense election season.
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Bernard. Goldfine
Boston
Eisenhower
Adams
Butler
House
Senate
Stilbide Goldfine
Fetera
Goldfine
Win
Congress
Homer E. Capehart
Ind
Ike Creates Emergency Board Over Airline Labor Row
President Eisenhower issued an executive order establishing a three member emergency board to probe the dispute between American Airlines and its pilots. The move delays any strike for 60 days while wages rules and working conditions are investigated as a threat to interstate commerce and essential transportation.
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Washington
Eisenhower
American Airlines
New Subsidy Plan for Lead and Zinc Unveiled
Washington AP reports the Eisenhower administration proposed a revised subsidy plan for domestic lead and zinc producers. The plan aims to boost payments for smaller mines to sustain activity levels, according to Secretary of the Interior Seaton.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Interior
Seaton
Rail Pioneer Dead in Peoria at 95
Pi-Eaward F. Blomeyer, 95, a railroad industry pioneer and former mayor who championed opening the Missouri southeast swamp lands, led Pere Marquette Steamship Co and the Manistique, Marquette and Northern Railway, died Wednesday in Peoria.
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Peoria
Pi—Eaward F. Blomeyer
Missouri
Pere Marquette Steamship Co
Manistique, Marquette and Northern Railway
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