Iraq Chieftains Claim Rebellion Quelled in North
Baghdad crowds celebrate government claim that insurrection in northern Iraq is quelled. An official said the government is in control and Col. Abdul Wahab Shawat was killed by his men, though he denied it on air from Mosul. Guarded streets and lifted curfew mark a tense calm as Ramadan begins.
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Macmillan Begins Western Allies Talks in Paris
British Prime Minister Macmillan starts a western allies swing through Paris and London to align policy for talks with the Russians. He meets De Gaulle and reports on Moscow discussions with Khrushchev. He plans Bonn and Washington stops to press a firm yet flexible common approach before Berlin negotiations.
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Weekend break in Long Beach banks uses pass keys
Burglars armed with pass keys hit eight Bank of America branches in Long Beach areas over the weekend and looted mail drops. A ninth burglary was reported in Panorama City. All nine followed an identical pattern using main doors, pry bars, and setting out of the bank. No losses yet estimated as deposits are checked with customers. Investigators suspect keys came from a maintenance firm employee or ex-employee.
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Khrushchev backs troops in Berlin plan despite west alarm
Soviet Premier Khrushchev said he would accept stationing a minimal garrison in West Berlin if Western powers end occupation. He proposed a force could include U S Britain France Soviet or neutral troops to guard a free city without intruding in its internal life. He noted UN control could govern a free city, a plan Western observers say would give Moscow troop access into West Berlin.
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Duncan witness backs blackmail tale in Olga Dun can murder case
Frank Duncan testified that his mother Elizabeth Duncan reported being blackmailed by two men who claimed she hired them to kill his wife Olga. The defense wrapped up as the case neared four weeks with prosecutors arguing jealousy drove the alleged murder plot. The witness said the blackmail demands followed Olga's disappearance and a $350 payment had already been made.
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Ejector device kills Air Force pilot in crash landing
An Air Force pilot, 1st Lt. Peter D. Delaforest of Hampton Virginia, assigned to the 4500th Support Squadron at Langley AFB, was killed when the ejector seat charge exploded during a crash landing Sunday.
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Solon Rips Military Cutbacks
Sen John Stennis of Mississippi denounces US military cutbacks saying continued dismantling of striking forces is indefensible amid the Hevlin crisis. He warns eliminating a division of the Army and a Marine battalion landing team could be a tragic error in defense policy.
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Freeway Collision Kills Two Farm Laborers In Norwalk Crash
A loaded truck carrying 26 farm hands overturned on the Santa Ana Freeway in Norwalk killing Archie Davis and James McKinney and injuring 29, four critically. Victims were taken to Carobil Hospital. occupants of the other two vehicles were hospitalized, with Aaron Thomas saying brakes failed before impact.
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Ike to Decide on Oil Import Curbs Tuesday
President Eisenhower likely to decide on the future of oil import restrictions. The White House said today that the 10 day extension of voluntary controls ordered on Feb 28 expires at midnight Tuesday.
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Weather Outlook: fog early, mostly sunny Tuesday
Night and early morning fog persist with a mainly sunny day to follow. Temperatures edge higher as skies clear, bringing a warmer Tuesday with light winds and dry conditions.
Dying Boy Meets Heroes Pat OBrien Bryan Coffin near tears
Gilbert, a 15 year old with muscular dystrophy and pneumonia, waved from an oxygen tent as Pat O’Brien, Jimmy Bryan, and Tris Coffin visited. Autographs, a model Indy 500 winner, and a marshal’s star lifted his spirits while his heroes shared memories and posed for photos.
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Where to Find It War on state county partnership plans
County officials declare opposition to Gov. Brown's proposed state county partnership, with guidance on where to read related coverage. Readers are directed to pages across the edition for editorials, notices, and feature sections including politics, tides, and vital statistics.
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