Bandits Take $6,550 From L. B. Jeweler
Two rubber masked bandits, one with a rusty revolver, robbed Long Beach jeweler Abe Tenenbaum and his wife Dolly at their Lakewood home 4361 Annapolis Rd. Tenenbaum, 60, said the raid yielded a $5,000 four carat diamond ring, an $800 wristwatch, and about $750 in cash. The couple were cuffed and warned to stay quiet for 10 minutes before deputies arrived.
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Long Beach
Lakewood
Abe Tenenbaum
Annapolis Rad
American Jewelry and Toan Co
Pine Ave
Mo Ment
Tenenbaum
Dolly
Jewish Fund
Pioneer Tracks 750000 Miles Out From Earth
Jodrell Bank England reported the American Pioneer V spacecraft moving about 750000 miles from Earth. The signal came in loud and clear as the probe continued its mission into deep space.
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Jodrell Bank
England
Weather outlook with scattered clouds and sunny Thursday
A brief forecast notes variable high clouds tonight and Thursday with mostly sunny conditions on Thursday. Temperature remains steady with a maximum around 70 in the day.
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Woon
Women Dead in Foul Play Probe Shocks Chicago Foster Plans
New Jersey board clears path for the Combs to adopt Alice Marie after a state decision. In Ottawa Illinois bodies found at Starved Rock State Park are identified as three Chicago women missing since a winter outing. Authorities consider foul play. The board urged a normal home for the girl while the foster parents await adoption.
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Old Bridge
Richard Combs
Alice Marie
Combs
New Jersey
Starved Rock State Park
Alice
Forlday
State Board
Trenton
15 Cent Coffee Price Probe Sparks Antitrust Scrutiny
California's attorney general probes Los Angeles forty cent cup price rise to fifteen cents. Deputies Rubin and Thrope assess if the jump from ten to fifteen cents amounts to collusion, prompted by a Southern California Restaurant Association official. Robert Riley of the association denies collusion, citing intense competition and attributing increases to outages.
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Los Angeles
California
MD. Rubin
Vincent Thrope
Southern California
Restaurant Assn
Robert M. Riley
Japan airliner and jet collide at Komaki base in Japan
A Japanese airliner with 28 passengers and an air force Sabre jet collided on the runway at Komaki air base in central Japan. Three passengers were killed and 19 injured, with five of the injured in serious condition.
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Tokyo
Komaki Air Base
Japan
Equal Sized Forces for Big 3 Urged to 1,700,000 Meen
Geneva dispatch reports Soviet Union proposing United States Russia and Red China reduce armed forces to 1.7 million each within 18 months. Zorin outlines three stage disarmament plan tied to Khrushchev UN proposal, while Western allies submit a three stage plan to halt arms race.
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Geneva
Soviet Union
United States
Russia
Red China
Valerian A. i Zorin
Nikita Khrushchev
U.N. General Assembly
All Nations
Zorin
Britain
France
Khrushchev
U. S
Dynamite Bomb Tossed at Plant in Charlotte
Dynamite sticks attached to a burning fuse were tossed into the Bottoms Fiske Motor Lines terminal office in Charlotte. A night watchman heard the explosion after the bomb shattered a plate glass window and threw the dynamite into the courtyard where it exploded harmlessly. No injuries were reported.
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Charlotte
N. C
Bottoms -Fiske Motor Lines
LA slayer admits killing store owner in holdup
Los Angeles police said Arthur J. Laub Sr. has admitted fatally shooting Sam Lavine during a Jan 3 holdup at 2707 W Olympic Blvd. He named two accomplices Carman Juarez and Frances McClellan who are also in custody. A nationwide sketch lead matched a San Quentin inmate photo prompting jail records check.
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Los Angeles
Arthur J. Laub, Sr
Sam Lavine
Lavine
W. Olympic Blvd
Carman Juarez
Frances McClellan
Girl's potholders raise 330 for cancer research
A Delano girl Helen Rackliffe, 10, sold 723 handmade potholders loom woven with help from brothers Jerry and Robert. She delivered 330.10 dollars to the University of Minnesota, citing her mother’s battle with bone cancer as the motive.
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Minneapolis
Heleny. Rackliffe
University of
Helen
Delano
Rackliffe
Jerry
Robert
Robert B. Howard
Uni
Medical Sciences
Rephican
Helen Rackliffe
University of Minnesota
William
Teen Confesses In Ku Klux Klan Murder Case Texas
An 18 year old, Ronald Gene Erickson, confessed to aiding the kidnapping and implied others in the killing of Felton Turner, a Black worker flogged, branded with KKK and hanged from an oak. He named the first names of accomplices and police aimed to arrest more. Turner was seized by four masked assailants, driven to a secluded field, beaten, branded, and left hanging before escaping.
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Houston
UPI
F.C. Crittenden
Felton Turner
Turner
Asst
George Seber
Seber
Ku Klux Klan
Army reprimands colonel over son’s uniform prank
In Frankfurt Germany the U S Army announced reprimands for Col K E Juergens commander of the 47th Ordnance Group and Lt Col J E Garner commander of the 71st Ordnance Battalion after Juergens son Richard wore a joint size lieutenant uniform and briefly inspected troops prompting letters of admonition to both officers.
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Frankfurt
Germany
UPN
U. S. Army
K. E. Juergens
47Th
Ordnanes Group
Richard
J. E. Garner
71St Ordnance Battalion
Hendrickson Says He Gave Blank Checks to Banker
San Rafael manufacturer John T. Hendrickson testified that he signed blank checks and authorized former Long Beach National Bank cashier George A. Hewsett to fill in the amounts. He stated the arrangement was intended for convenience and that he approved the fills as needed.
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San Rafael
John T. Hendrickson
Long Beach National Bank
George A. Hewsett
Hendrickson
Hewlett
Judge Bicks
Eisenhower backs Nixon for GOP nomination openly
President Eisenhower publicly endorsed Vice President Richard M. Nixon for the Republican presidential nomination and, while denying formal endorsement at a Gridiron Club dinner, stated his clear preference for Nixon when asked. The report notes confusion over whether his remarks at the dinner indicated support or were about geographical areas. The article references subsequent court questions and financial details linked to Hewlett and Hendrickson in ongoing proceedings.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
White House
Aye
Gridiron Club
Ens Dorset
Enhower Chucks
GOP
Hendickson
Elsenhower
Alexander
Bicks
Hewlett
Bruce A. ‘Bevan
Where to Find It Ty quiz whiz Teddy Nadler seeks $13 a day census job
The note lists location details for the quiz wizard Teddy Nadler who aims for a $13 daily census post. It references Story Page As3 and various pages across the paper including Beach Combing on B1 and Hal Boyle on A-15.
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Teddy Nadler
Hal Boyle
Bridoe
Fdktorial
Wilsott
Womtn
Adenauer Urges Berlin Vote Ahead of Paris Summit
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer proposed a referendum in West Berlin to decide whether to maintain the status under Allied protection. He said a vote before the May Paris summit would show the people’s will and bolster Western negotiators against Khrushchev’s demands, asserting a likely overwhelming yes.
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Washington
Konrad Adenauer
West Berlin
Paris
Free World
Adenauer
United States
Britain
France
Nikita
Khrushchev
Berlin
Eisenhower
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R. W. Murphy
Borg-Warner Corp
Mildred Lindquist
Robert Lindquist
Harris Trust,& Savings Bank of Chicago
Lillian Oetting
George H. Oetting
Minois Bell Telephone Co
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