Demonstrators Attack Embassy in Retaliation for Bonn Assault
More than 1,000 banner waving protesters assault the West German embassy in Moscow and Bonn after the Bonn attack on the Soviet embassy. Demonstrators throw stones bricks and ink bottles smashing windows while U S reporters are targeted. The protest ties to Hungary 1956 and runs over two hours with 500 to 1,500 participants.
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Moscow
Bonn
U.S
New York Times
Max Frankel
London
Frankel
Imre Magy
Hungary
New York Hungarians clash with police at Soviet HQ
Hungarian refugees demonstrating outside the Soviet delegation in Manhattan tried to breach police lines at Park Avenue. Police reported a prearranged signal sparked a melee with about 350 pickets and nearly 100 officers. seven policemen and several pickets were injured, nine pickets arrested, as protests over Nagy’s execution continued after violent Saturday incidents.
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New York
United Nations
Park Ave
Manhattan
Imre Nagy
Moscow
Nagy
Cheryl Crane Deposition Visit Tied to Stompanato Suit
Cheryl Crane, 14, visited lawyer William Pallace in Los Angeles to give a deposition for a $750,000 wrongful death suit filed by Johnny Stompanato Jr. after her stabbing of John Stompanato last April. Cheryl appeared with her mother Lana Turner, her probation officer, and attorneys. she spoke to the press but said nothing.
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Los Angeles
Cheryl Crane
Lana Turner
Slaughter
William J. Pallace
Cheryl
Miss Turner
Johnny Stompanato
Stompanato
Mist Turner
Beverly Hilly
Johnny
Grandpa Pilot Spans Atlantic
FraucnMO, Sicily reports Max Conrad, a 55 year old California flyer, landed safely after a nonstop 4,400 mile flight from New York in a single engine Piper Commanche. The journey took 32 hours 53 minutes and was his 40th Atlantic crossing, the longest to date.
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Fraucnmo
Sicily
Max Conrad
Grandfather
California
New York
At & Pm
Atlantic
Detroit plant pickets slow Chrysler output
United Auto Workers pickets disrupted production at Chrysler's Detroit missile plant where Redstone and Jupiter are built. The note lists page references across sections including Beach Combing, Hal Boyle, Bridge, and various departments.
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United Auto Workers
Chrysler
Detroit Missile Plant
Redstone
Jupiter
Hal Boyle
Witcon
Work Right Qualifies for State Ballot
Sacramento reports that the right to work initiative to outlaw union shops in California qualified today as Proposition 18 for the November ballot. Deputy Secretary of State Charles J. Hagerty said sponsors filed 954,153 signatures, well above the 322,425 required, in two groups totaling 291 days last month and this weekend.
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Sacramento
PIA
California
Charles J. Hagerty
Adams Rejects Bid to Enter New Hampshire Primaries
Adams declines invitation to seek the Republican gubernatorial nomination in New Hampshire. From Washington he writes he has a job to finish as top presidential assistant. Adams, who governed New Hampshire from 1949 to 1953, said he would not rejoin the race.
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Adams
Hancock
Sherman Adams
New Hampshire
Washington
Running Gun Battle In Ukiah Across Manhunt
Police hunt for George Cole on the FBI Ten Most Wanted list sparked a running gun battle through Willits with a speeding car’s occupants. A road block near Ukiah failed to stop them as deputies and state troopers pressed a county road chase north of Ukiah. Cole, 31, is wanted for killing San Francisco police sergeant Joseph Lacey during a tavern holdup on December 30, 1956. He was once believed cornered on Dubakella Mountain after a lead at Laytonville.
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UKIAH
George Cole
FBI
Willits
Sheriff's
Highway Patrol
U.S. 101
Ray Williams
Layton Ville
Wilhits
Cole
San Francisco
Joseph Lacey
Sheriff's Deputies
Dubakella Mountain
Eureka
Laytonville
Dubakella
Negro leaders urge action on Little Rock school row
Four Negro readers told President Eisenhower at the White House that the court ordered suspension of school integration in Little Rock has shocked Negro citizens and others. They said the ruling is seen as a green light to lawlessness, pressed for Justice Department intervention, and noted the stay request after Judge Lemley halted integration for 242 years.
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Washington
Fisenhower
Little Rock, Ark
White House
Eisenhower
A. Fhilip Randolph
International Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
U.S
Harry Lemley
Randolph
Little Rock
Justice Department
Lemley
Wiley Branton
National Association For ‘the Advancement of Colored ‘People
U.S. Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals
St.Louis
Hunt for blonde bar woman in strangling case
Sheriff's deputies seek a blonde woman in her 40s connected to the strangling of Mrs. Jean Ellroy 37. Ellroy, a divorcee and mother of a 10 year old, reportedly met the suspect in a bar before disappearing Saturday. Witnesses say the two women sat together for about an hour. the bar companion wore a ponytail and left few details beyond that.
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EL Monte
UPI
Sheriff's
Jean Eilroy
Gunman Steals 10000 From Huntington Hotel
A masked gunman forced the Huntington Hotel desk clerk to open a cash filled safe early today and escaped with over 10000 in mostly cash. The clerk Daisy A. Walstrom 55 was bound and tied to a chair in the hotel office at 1290 E Ocean Blvd. The robber warned I wont harm you but I am nervous and desperate. Police traced the suspect who fled toward a nearby area after the holdup. There was no immediate word on a getaway vehicle or suspect description beyond a dark slim man in a gray suit.
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Huntington Hotel
Daisy A. Walstrom
E. Ocean Blvd
Girl 3 Stops New York Parade With a Kiss
A three year old girl named Tessi Manotok darted into Broadway street to hand President Carlos P. Garcia a rose during a Philippines welcome parade. Garcia lifted her for a kiss as vehicles halted and spectators cheered before the procession continued up Broadway.
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New York
Philippines
Carlos P. Garcia
Broadway
Garcia
Tessi Manotok
Tessi
Police Charge Crowd at Brussels World Fair
Belgian police charged a World Fair crowd around the Monaco pavilion as Princess Grace and Prince Rainier watched. Women were injured in the crush as officers pushed the crowd away from the pavilion during National Day activities.
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Brussels
Monaco
Grace
Prince Rainier
U S Nun Vanishes on Czech Railroad Mystery
Washington reports the State Department seeks to locate Sister Cusenta 76 of the Resurrection Order who disappeared on a train ride through Communist Czechoslovakia ten days ago. Instructions were sent to embassies in Warsaw Prague Vienna and Rome for information.
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Washington
State Department
Chicago
Czechoslo Ivakia
U.S
Warsaw
Prague
Vienna
Rome
Sister Cusenta
Roman Catholic Resurrection Order
Jury to Hear Hoffa Wiretap Case Today
Federal Judge Thomas F. Murphy charged the jury in the wiretap-conspiracy trial of James R. Hoffa president of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters and two others. The eight men and four women were expected to hear the case late in the day.
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New York
Thomas F. Murphy
James R. Hoffa
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Thieves Take $16,000 Spark Plug Burglary at United Service
Thieves stole 30,000 spark plugs valued at $15,000 and a tire set during a weekend break in at United Service, 223 E Anaheim St. They used an alley window entry and hauled the loot in a half-ton pickup parked inside. Owner Dale McDougall, 5865 Brayton Ave, reported the loss totaling $16,000.
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United Service
Anaheim St
Dale McDougall
Brayton Ave
Weather Outlook Mostly Clear Through Tuesday
The forecast calls for mostly clear skies with passing high clouds tonight and early Tuesday. A slight cooldown is expected Tuesday morning and daytime temperatures ease back from today’s readings.
United States Advances Loans to India for Surpluses
The United States lent India 57 million dollars to purchase U S agricultural surpluses. An additional 75 million loan approved earlier this year will fund spending under the President's Asian Development Fund. Indian officials estimate the surpluses will buy about 700000 tons of grain, mostly wheat.
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New Delhi
Upi
United States
India
U. S
Joan
Asian Development Fund
Front Man Label Hung on the Counsel
Washington reports that Congressman Morgan Moulder says Gerald D. Morgan acts as a front man for President Eisenhower's special counsel. The House subcommittee resumes hearings on Adams contacts with two regulators for Bernard Goldfine amid a growing political storm.
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Morgan Moulder
D-Mo
Adams
House
Gerald D. Morgan
Eisenhower
Morgan
Moulder
Sherman Adams
White House
Bernard Goldfine
Boston
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