Probers OK to Check Becks Taxes in Congress Call
Four Teamsters Union officials including Frank W Brewster face contempt charges for defying questions before the Government Operations subcommittee. President Eisenhower empowers the senate rackets committee to examine tax returns 1943 to 1957. Robert Kennedy says income tax records of Beck and Brewster will be requested. Beck may submit 1945-55 records or face subpoenas. Brewster testified recently and may testify again as hearings resume.
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Washington
Teamsters Union
Frank W. Brewster
Western Conference
Congress
Nugent la Poma
Seattle
Einar C. Mohn
Harry Reiss
Welfare Fund
Eisenhower
Senate
Dave Beck
Sters
Brewster
Robert Kennedy
Beck
McClellan
D-Ark
Sen
Airplane rescues eight at sea near Catalina Channel
Air transport pilot William Mims landed his amphibian near seven miles from Catalina to rescue two couples and four children from the disabled yacht Ebony. He ferried the women and children to Avalon while the two men remained with the vessel, later towed by a Coast Guard cutter.
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Catalina Channel
William Mims
Avalon Air Transport, Co
Catalina
Long Beach
W. E. Clark
Glendale
Ebony
Noon
Larry
BL Murphy
West Hollywood
Debbie
Becky
Clark
Mims
Avalon
Wilmington
Coast Guard
Avalon Harbormaster and Wilmington reunion plan
AVALON news outlines the harbor operations and a plan to reunite families. The article notes a broader revival scene, mentions The Human Mind feature, and lists page references for schedules, notices, and entertainment sections in the Avalon Sunday edition.
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Avalon
Charles K. Upton
Alton
Blebslee
Reeq
Rearci Jy
Ward Sn
Dick Probert
Mental
Avalon Air Transport
Flow
Wilmington
Start Air Ground Search for Anglers Missing in West Fork
A joint air and ground search began today for two fishermen missing in the mountains of the San Gabriel River west fork. James Lecka, 25, Pasadena, and Donald Howie, 30, Duarte, were due home Sunday afternoon. Their car was found parked at the West Fork Ranger Station.
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Pasallna
West Fork
San Gabriel River
James Lecka
Pasadena
Donald Howie
Duarte
West Fork Rangers
Five Garden Grove Students Die in Palm Springs Crash
Five young college students from Garden Grove were killed when their car crashed into an underpass abutment near Palm Springs traveling about nine miles an hour. The victims include David Maddox Howard Lewis Forbert Perry Bielic and Fred Stavast, all identified as Fullerton Junior College students returning from a Palm Springs outing.
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Garden Grove
Palm Springs
David M. Maddox
Testina
Forbert I. Perry
Lampson Ave
Howeard
Lewis
Rabut Lane
Jerome BP. Bielic
Jessica Dr
Fredstick II
Stavast
Denver
Solo
Maddox
Fullerton Junior
Fullerton
Orange County
Perry
Weir
Banning
Daring Camden Escape Ends With Wounding of Couple
A 27 year old man from Syracuse and his 16 year old girlfriend attempted to steal police pistols at City Hall in Camden New Jersey. They fled toward an elevator but were stopped in the basement by Detective Palese. Murray was wounded and hospitalized. Clara Watt sustained a flesh wound and was taken to a county shelter.
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Camden
City Hall
Syracuse
Benjamin Franklin
Philadelphia
George E. Murray
Clara Watt
Anthony de'Vello
Dominica Palese
Murray
Palese
George
Clara
Milwaukee
Oswego, WY
Camden County Children’s Shelter
Cooper Hospital
Philippine leader Magsaysay dies in crash mourned worldwide
Vice President Garcia took oath as president of the Philippines after the crash that killed Ramon Magsaysay. The late president perished when his twin engine plane crashed near Cebu Island. Messages of condolence flowed from Dwight Eisenhower, Syngman Rhee, Sukarno, and others as the free world mourned a staunch anti-Communist ally.
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Manila
Carlos P. Garecia
Free World
Ramon Magsaysay
Garcia
SEATO
Australia
Magsaysay
Cebu Island
Philippine Republic
Ricardo Paras
Cebu
Can‘Serra
Eisenhower
Philippines
United States
Syngman Rhee
Sukarno
India
Douglas MacArthur
Jesus
Christ and the Mob in Questioning Palm Sunday Crowd
A poem questions the crowd who cheered and crucified Jesus during Palm Sunday, contrasting past praise with current cries of cruelty. The speaker, Julien Cohyer, asks which crowd readers identify with, urging self reflection on complicity and faith.
Propane Truck Explodes At Shell Plant Injuring Two
A truck carrying 7 400 gallons of liquefied propane gas exploded Sunday night at the Shell Chemical Corp Dominguez plant, flames rising hundreds of feet. Two men were injured, with William Cowan in serious condition, as fire crews contained the blaze within 90 minutes and scattered traffic to Del Amo and Wilmington roads. Nearby tremors from an earthquake were reported in Long Beach and Orange County.
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Dominguez
Shell| Chemical Corp
del’ Amo Blvd
Wilmington Rd
Shell Corp
William Cowan
Alfred St
Tees
Seaside
Harold Willis
Whittier
Long Beach
Wilmington
Ralph Kortz
Orange County
Peace search to go on U S stands by words Israel told
The United States told Israel it stood firmly by the hopes and expectations it had expressed on the Egypt Israel dispute. Secretary Dulles and Israel's Foreign Minister Golda Meir issued a joint statement after a conference in Dulles office. The statement noted Meir's concern over Egypt's actions in the Gaza Strip and Gulf of Aqaba and reaffirmed U S policy to seek peace and avoid outcomes that undo world efforts.
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Washington
United States
Israel
Dulles
Golden Meir
Meir
Egypt
Gaza
Gaza Strip
Gulf
Aqaba
Eisenhower
David Ben-Gurion
Henry Cabot Lodge
United Nations General Assembly
U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
U.N
U. Nui
Sharp quake jolts Long Beach and Orange County
A sharp earthquake jolted parts of Long Beach and Orange County at 1:55 am today. Seismologists at the California Institute of Technology described the quake as a small zone principally localized in this area.
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Ventura
California Institute, of Technology
Pasadena
Long Beach
Orange County
Californial [Institute of Technology
Heavy Handed Safecrackers Loot Sunset Blvd Office
Two men battered a safe in a Sunset Boulevard office for two and a half hours using a sledgehammer, then escaped with thousands of dollars after holding a night attendant, John Welch, at gunpoint. Police report details include the duration and method of the break in.
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Hhus Engeebs
John Welch
Welch
Thes
Tanner Gray
Line Motor Tours
Weather Update Sketch From OCR Note
Rain is forecast tonight with a coat needed. Temperature changes expected Tuesday with minor fluctuations.
Britain Ends Diesel Rationing Plan In April
Britain moves to end diesel fuel rationing for motorists with a 50 percent cut in the ration effective in April. The gasoline ration will allow each driver about 300 miles a month as oil products faced a prior restriction since December 17.
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Britain
Helicopter clears sandbar boats in Jamaica Bay rescue
A New York police helicopter spotted three people stranded on a sandbar in Jamaica Bay. The rotor wash blew two boats into deeper water, freeing them from the bar and allowing the trio to be rescued.
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New York
Jamaica Bay
Judge Overrules Demurrers in Long Beach Tidelands Suit
In Los Angeles Superior Court Judge E Curtis Smith overruled demurrers in Mallon vs City of Long Beach, allowing Gabrielson to present further arguments on his claim for 5 percent of tidelands oil revenues. The case centers on a 1955 state Supreme Court ruling that split tidelands revenues 50 50 between state and city. estimated funds could reach 300 million dollars.
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E. Curtis Smith
Los Angeles
Theodore R. Sabrielson
Gabrielson
Smith
Mallon
City of Long Beath
Alma S Swark
State Supreme Court
Tidelands Oil
Dust Blast Hits Wichita Elevator, Two Hurt
A UPA dust explosion at Wichita Terminal Elevator, Inc. in North Wichita damaged a reinforced concrete wall and injured two employees. Continued on Page A-4, Col. 4.
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Wichita
Kan
UPA
iElevators, Inc
Power of Want Ads Spurs GM Boss Emergence
A historic want ad in the Flint Daily Journal from April 23 1914 helped Harlow H Curtice start as a bookkeeper at AC Spark Plug Co. He rose to comptroller at 21 president of GM in 1953. The plaque credits the ad with shaping his career and future success.
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Detroit
Siendar
AC Spark Plug Co
Harlow H. Curtice
General Motors
Margaret Wiggs
Terre Haute
Ind
Tribune and Star
National
Want
Assn
Curtice
Bost
Buick
General
Flint
Mich
Daily Journal
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M. Williams
Shell
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