Convicted in Court City on Probation as Traffic Violator
The City of Long Beach was placed on probation after Municipal Judge Kenneth E. Sutherland found the city liable for traffic violations. The case cited operating a truck in unsafe condition with a defective windshield and improper loading, with a stay of execution tied to a $26 fine and a requested continuance to April 15 for payment.
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Kenneth E.sutherland
Stil Jr
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Mideast Tensions Rise as Meir Heads to Washington
Israeli Foreign Minister Golda Meir returns to the United States to press the American government to back Israel amid Egyptian control of the Gaza Strip. UN Secretary General Hammarskjold delays a Cairo trip as tensions spike and Israel warns of possible naval actions to break any new blockade.
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Gaza
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Nasser
Abba Eban
Hammarskjold
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Gulf of Aqaba
Mrs. Meir
Storm Bashes the Midwest with High Winds and Snow
A massive storm battered Minnesota, Iowa, Nebraska and the Dakotas with winds up to 50 mph, forcing school closures and stranding hundreds. Six highway deaths were reported and travel was halted across northern Minnesota. Hotels and homes in Fargo and Moorhead were crowded as travelers sought shelter.
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Greenwood teen dies by self inflicted gunshot in trailer camp
In Greenwood Mississippi Randy England a 15 year old student at Greenwood Junior High shot himself in the temple during a Russian roulette game while babysitting at a trailer camp. His father Forbes England 37 suffered a fatal heart attack moments after the boy's body was removed.
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Greenwood
Randy England
Forbes
Quake Jolts Dishes Near Ferndale California
A moderate earthquake rattled dishes near Ferndale California for 1 minute 23 seconds on Thursday. The temblor registered 2.3 on the Richter scale and was felt about 40 miles north of Ferndale with no damage reported.
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Eureka Uf
Ferndale
Those Forty Bays Those Forty Bays CHRIST AND BARRENNESS
The text discusses the fig tree near Bethany that Christ cursed for bearing no fruit. It contrasts spiritual barrenness with outward praise and Jerusalem’s acclaim. The passages emphasize hypocrisy and the expectation of fruitfulness in faith. The source is a religious meditation by Julien C. Hyer.
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Bethany
Christ
Jeruselem
Shane
Destruction of Teamster File Revealed in 1954 Fire
Washington AP reports Frank W. Brewster testified that the financial records of the Western Conference of Teamsters were destroyed in 1954 after the Seattle fire. A janitor allegedly tossed the records into trash due to cinders from the fire department cleanup, creating a fire hazard. Brewster noted the IRS had requested the documents that year.
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Internal Revenue Service
Brewster
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Weather: Occasional rain tonight and Saturday showers
Occasional rain is forecast tonight with showers continuing into Saturday. The Sunbelt region expects light rainfall with minor totals and cooler afternoon hours, with Saturday afternoon readings in the vicinity of average seasonal norms.
Eisenhower sails south amid rain on Atlantic voyage
President Eisenhower cruising south from Norfolk aboard the Canberra on a six day trip toward Bermuda and the Bahamas area. Rain and overcast skies spoiled the forecasted sunshine as the cruiser altered speed to 20 knots for a smoother ride. White House aide James Hagerty said better weather was expected by early afternoon and noted the visit followed talks with NATO allies.
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Walkout Begins at Chrysler Plant in Los Angeles Area
About 1,200 swing shift workers walked off the job at Chrysler Corp. assembly plant near Maywood, shutting production in a wildcat strike that followed a two day stoppage last week. Local 230 authorized the action with full UAW international backing, picket lines forming at the plant.
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Los Angeles
Chrysler Corp
Mlaywood
United Auto Workers Union
UAW International
Yugoslav Assembly Chief Dies in Paris
Moshe Pijade president of the Yugoslav National Assembly and a top lieutenant of Tito died in Paris after a heart attack while returning from London. He had led Yugoslav parliamentary delegations in Britain and abroad.
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London
Moshe Pijade
National Assembly
Tito
Paris
Pijade
Britain
Baby sitter confesses to drowning kidnapped Patricia Tiernan
Detroit reports a teenage babysitter named Madeline Allred, 18, from Pontiac confessed to killing and drowning 3 year old Patricia Tiernan. Body found in a Detroit hotel bathtub after she led police there and named the room number. Police say she admitted holding the child under water for two hours and claimed an urge to kill.
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Patricia Tiernan
Pontiac
Etroit
Southern Michigan
Jackson
Mit
Madeline Allred
Roger Rivard
Donald Kirt
Miss Allred
Baby
Patricia
Alfred
Theodore Tiernan
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Tebascé
Tiernan
Stork
Miss Alfred
Jackson County
Godiva Reactor Core Explodes No One Hurt
The AEC reports the Godiva unshielded reactor core exploded during February testing at Los Alamos. No injuries occurred. the unit was destroyed as uranium pieces scattered around the room. The event followed a malfunction in special test equipment causing a prompt burst risk and led to plans for a new unit with broader range and added protections.
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Los Alamos
N. M
AEC
ABC
Godiva
Sev
Kidnap-Killer Dies Calmly in Gas Chamber
Burton W. Abbott, convicted kidnap-slayer of 14-year-old Stephanie Bryan, died at San Quentin in the gas chamber. Gov. Goodwin J. Knight vainly sought to delay the execution. Abbott remained calm, spoke briefly, and showed no emotion as straps secured him before the chamber door closed. The execution occurred at 11:15 am, about ten minutes past the scheduled time.
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San Quentin
Burton W. Abbott
Goodwin J. Knight
Stephanie "Bryan
Knight
Abbott
Eisenhower cuts funds for 18 agencies in Appropriations
The House Appropriations Committee slashed 516 993 300 from 5 923 125 000 in new funds President Eisenhower sought for 18 agencies. The story notes page references and related items across the paper, including defense ministry confirmation of atomic weapons in Germany and various other sections.
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House Appropriations Committee
Eisenhower
Defense Ministry
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