Ben-Gurion Vote Crushes Pullout Foes
Israel began moving out of the Gaza Strip as Premier David Ben-Gurion crushed parliamentary opposition to the pullout. He won overwhelming votes of confidence and said peace would come if the United States and other powers kept their promises. A flare of Arab disturbances and suspicions of UN force activity disrupted Gaza materiel flow briefly. An Arab civilian and an Israeli soldier were killed. two Israeli soldiers were wounded in sniping incidents. Ben-Gurion rejected the 1949 Armistice as the Gaza status basis, insisting it is null and void. The decision followed consultations in Washington and Eisenhower's letter backing Israeli hopes for peace.
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Prefers Jail Hits Patron in Row Over Coffee Sale
Charles A. Allen, 66, a Mamburger stand proprietor in Los Angeles, told the court he would take 20 days in jail rather than pay a $100 fine after battering a customer over Boston coffee. Albert T. Plano, 33, testified he helped himself to excess cream, prompting Allen to threaten cream and strike with a rubber hose. Convicted of battery, Allen received 20 days in jail suspended for two years probation and a $190 fine. He elected to serve 20 days in jail, with two on weekends.
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Witness to Take Lie Test in Quiz ion Portland Vice
Washington AP reports the Senate rackets committee arranged a lie detector test for Portland night club owner Nathan Zusman who denied a bawdy house madam testimony of immunity from raids The madam Mrs Helen Big Helen Hardy testified and Zusman finally agreed to take the test after prodding by committee chairman McClellan The test was to be held this afternoon with attorney Langley present and discussions over the conduct of the test ongoing
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Acid attack targets chiropractor tied to Cox bribery probe
In Conroe Texas a backdoor attacker threw acid at Dr. Robert J. E. McMeans Jr. as he testified in a bribery investigation involving former Rep. James E. Cox. McMeans says eye injuries are not permanently damaged. Cox condemns the act while investigators seek clues near the doctor’s office.
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Van Vooren Fails To Find Missing Husband Uses Mink Tale
New York entertainer Monique Van Vooren told police it is easier to locate a lost mink than her missing husband Cust Pfenninger. She recalled leaving her East Side restaurant with the mink Feb 5 and later reported it. authorities arranged for pickup. She previously visited the lost persons bureau in November seeking help locating her estranged spouse who has not been found.
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Ex-Patient Admits Fatally Beating Week-Old Baby
Sacramento sheriff reports 21-year-old Harcts G. Bevian, former mental patient, confessed after a lie detector test to beating Kathleen Thompson, found on a church lawn in Carmichael. He reportedly picked up the infant at a farewell party, stomped on her, and fled in fear. The same day, Herold Edson Stewart died after a crash in Seaside, leaving a long career teaching at Long Beach Unified School District.
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Ghana Gains Symbolic Gift From U S Vice President
A brief item notes Ghana received a symbolic gift from the U.S. Vice President as a sign of American assistance. The piece references related pages for further context such as Page A-3 and Page A-2 covering legislative actions and other features.
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Dahl Asks Million on Ad Shame
Arlene Dahl filed a one million dollar libel suit against Columbia Pictures Corp claiming motion picture ads for Wicked as They Come were degrading and exposed a false, obscene image of her. The complaint cites composite photographs and that the advertising held her up to public ridicule and contempt.
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Flee Fiery Navy Blimp at Weeksville Station
At Weeksville Naval Air Station a Navy blimp caught fire after touchdown on the runway Tuesday night. Pilot Lt Cmdr Harry H Ray USNR and seven crew escaped unharmed as flames engulfed the gondola. Gas-tank rupture believed to cause the blaze during a two-wheel landing.
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Gems Stolen Worth 168000 From Jacksonville Hotel Room
Police report jewelry valued at about 168000 stolen from a hotel room of a salesman in Jacksonville. Early inventory showed 50000 but later estimates rose. the item marks fourth jewel theft involving a family in Florida over two years.
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Navy training plane crash kills two near Tas, Jo Santa Cruz
A Navy training plane crashed in the Santa Cruz Mountains near Los Gatos Tuesday night, killing both pilots. The jet, stationed locally, was returning from a routine training flight to Phoenix, Arizona.
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House to Vote Thursday on the Doctrine
The House moves to speed the Senate version of the Middle East resolution after a 72 to 19 Senate pass. Speaker Rayburn said White House and State Department view the measure as satisfactory despite changes. McCormack supports accepting the Senate version as administratively requested.
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Two Car Crash Kills 3 of Ark Family in Oklahoma
A two car collision near Tahlequah in Oklahoma County Tuesday night killed three members of an Arkansas family. The victims named were Thad Johnson, 77, of Ashdown Arkansas, his wife Del Johnson, 64, and their daughter Zoi McDonald, 42.
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