Nixon Wins Warm Morocco Welcome On Africa Tour
Vice President Nixon rides in an open limousine for a 10 mile welcome parade in Rabat before a crowd of about 200000 Moroccans. He shakes hands with men and veiled women, tours Sultan Mohammed V's palace and prepares for a two day round of events. Separately, Arnold Washington, 45, shot two patrolmen and a landlady and her niece before wounding himself and being captured.
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Toledo
Arnold
Washington
Pbmer
Mattie Lewis
Janice Neeks
Pinball Man Denies Payot to Teamsters
Stanley G. Terry of Portland swore he never paid $10,000 to Frank Brewster, a West Coast Teamsters official, to protect his pinball business. He admitted joking remarks may exist but denied any such payment. Fortland racketeer James B. Elkins testified Terry claimed a $19,000 payment to Brewster to reenter the union. Elkins said the union picketed venues housing Terry machines. Terry reportedly gained union stickers after the alleged payment. Terry's Senate rackets inquiry included his 1954 dismissal and 1955 readmission to the Teamsters. He insisted he never visited Brewster, though he later said he could have. He noted Hy Goldbaum arranged a meeting in Las Vegas but the date was not kept. He stated he did not go to Brewster's Seale office for that purpose.
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Stanley G. Terry
Portland
Frank W. Brewster
West
Elkins
Terry
Elking
Brewster
Senatt
Teamsters Union
Hy Goldbaum
Las Vegas
Terry-Brewster
Seale
Sonn Sweeney
Ore
Hillside Hideout Exposed In Anita Ekberg Film Sting
Private detective Ekberg described hiding in hillside brush to film Anita Ekberg and a male companion for a scandal magazine sting. Testimony recounted a supposed marriage timing with Anthony Steel and the pair’s surveillance by detectives hired by Fred Otash’s agency.
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Los Angeles
Anita Ekberg
Alien Amadril
Billside
BeleAir
Sunny spells loom despite fog in Southern California
The five day outlook from the U S Weather Bureau predicts no more rain for Southern California with a warm trend, but fog is forecast for Saturday morning along the coast. Thursday's storm dumped up to half an inch of rain with additional showers today. At Monroe Junior High Inglewood, debris from a concrete collapse disrupted a science exhibit attended by about 400 people, while a color film screening sparked a question about embarrassment to Miss Ekberg.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
Amadril
Monroe Junior High
Inglewood
Mittee
Fred Kraft
Alc
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Eva Ure
Widow to Seek Annulment of Las Vegas Marriage
Los Angeles widow Mrs. Juanita Roll Snyder, 42, says she will seek an annulment of her marriage to Albert Snyder, 45, a retired dress maker with a prior arrest record but no convictions. They wed in Las Vegas after he obtained a Mexican divorce. she laments the union as her “big mistake” and plans to pursue annulment at once.
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Los Angeles
Juanita Roll’ Snyder
Distret Stiormey
Albert Snyder
Ernest Roll
Snyder
Rol
$140,795 Award Against Writer Dashiell Hammett
U.S. Attorney signed a 140,795 judgment against mystery writer Dashiell Hammett in federal court for tax arrears for 1950 1953 and 1954. Hammett 62 did not respond to the government suit filed last December 10 and the ruling includes interest and costs. Hammett, who served a 1951 prison term for contempt, resides at Katonah New York.
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York
Dashiell Hammett
U. S
Civil Rights Congress
Hammett
Katonaham
Report on Foreign Aid Study Released by Advisory Panel
Washington January 27 The citizen advisory committee submitted a report on U S foreign aid operations worldwide. Benjamin F Fairless committee chairman said the report would be publicly issued Tuesday and declined to discuss its recommendations before formal publication.
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Washingson
Rncs
Dent Eisenhower
U. S
Benjamin F. Fairless
Bairless
United States Steel Corp
Twister Destroys Picnic Shelter in Lynwood Park
Park Superintendent Cait Wallace reported a small twister dipped into City Park during a warm rain and lifted the shelter roof, collapsing the structure with no other damage and no injuries.
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Lynwood
Caitfora Wallace
Wallace
Traffic Deaths Down 3 Percent in January
The National Safety Council reported that U S traffic deaths totaled 2,860 in January, down 3 percent from January 1956. It marked only the second monthly decline in two years, the first being last October when deaths were lower than the prior October.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Tar Council
Explosion destroys two story home in Dseland incident
iMan, 86, attempted to light a match in his kitchen when a gas leak caused an explosion. The blast blew his two story home apart, a 30 by 16 foot section of the roof collapsed onto a neighboring residence, shattering windows in about a dozen homes, Booth emerged from the wreckage with singed hair but survived.
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Dseland
James
Booth
Medics and Osteopaths Launch L B Polio Inoculation Drive
Long Beach mobilizes a crash polio immunization program led by the Medical Association and Osteopathic Society to vaccinate over 103000 residents aged 20 to 40. Clinics will operate at four hospitals with free shots for those unable to pay. state vaccine arrives midweek.
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Los Angeles County Medical Assn
Long Beach Osteopathic Society of
Los Angeles County
St. Mary's
Seaside
Stirling Pillsbury
Medical Assn
Philip W. Reames
J. D. Litwach
Puhlic Health
William Curry
The
Natural Foundation For
Litwack
Flooding reported in Manhattan Beach and Torrance areas
At least five feet of water was reported at 14th Street and Pine Avenue in Manhattan Beach, with several Torrance intersections flooded. In the mountains, snow accumulations ranged from three to four inches above the 7,000-foot level.
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Pine Ave
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Torrance
Reprieved Seven Times Slayer Electrocuted Feud Report
Authorities said two men feuded over the narcotics racket leading to their confrontation and violent demise. The reprieve and execution details remain unclear in the fragment.
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Slayer
Death Row to Electric Chair for Salemi
Salemi, 46, died in Sing Sing’s electric chair on Thursday night after three years and eight months in the death house with seven postponed electrocutions. The man had indicated plans to leave government service and denied guilt, while the piece notes his earlier statements and references to future actions. The report also mentions political shifts in California and a U.S. Supreme Court matter, with Walter Forlenza cited and the context of a reorganized army.
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Supreme Court
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Israel pledges full withdrawal from Gaza and Gulf of Aqaba
United Nations members heard Israel promise a full and prompt pullout from the Gaza Strip and the Gulf of Aqaba with U.N. forces to follow. Foreign Minister Golda Meir said the move aims to preserve freedom of navigation while a temporary U.N. administration is arranged during a transition period with U.S. troops to guarantee innocent passage for ships bound for Israel. Egypt and Arab neighbors scrutinized the deal, while Jordan's King Hussein rejected U.N. control and internal critics labeled it surrender.
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Aqaba
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U.N
Thomas to Quit Navy Secretary Post
Washington AP report states Secretary of the Navy Thomas resigns with an imminent formal announcement from Secretary Wilson. Undersecretary Thomas is named as likely successor as plans were previously disclosed to the press. Wilson met with President at the White House but declined to discuss resignation specifics, signaling the White House will announce the decision.
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Navy
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Los Angeles
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Wilson
White House
Three Firemen Killed in Chicago Blaze
CHICAGO UP reports a packing plant fire at 27 West 41st Street escalated by an explosion. Fire marshal Howard Streacker captain George Donovan and fireman Sylvester Pielowski died, with a fourth firefighter near death from the blaze.
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41St St
Howard Streacker
George Donovan
Sylvester Pielowski
Finnish premier to stay in office after cabinet resignation
President Urho Kekkonen asked Finn Premier X. A. Fagerhalm to remain in office until next week after he submitted his cabinet's resignation. Fagerhalm agreed, with the President seeking time to consult Parliament parties on forming another cabinet.
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X. A. Fagerhalm
Urho Kekkonen
Fagerhalm
Weather outlook for tonight and Saturday
Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday with local early morning fog. A little warmer on Saturday.
Fragmented Page Index Refers To Various Sections
Readable fragments list sections from a newspaper page including Death Notices Editorial Financial Shipping Sports Theaters and weather TV radio listings with page identifiers and cross references. The citation implies a catalog of content locations rather than a single story or event.
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