Aid Admits State Dept Blast Unusual Action
Washington describes recent riots in South Africa as an internal matter. The State Department condemns violence, regrets life losses, and hopes Africans obtain redress through peaceful means while avoiding direct commentary on apartheid policies. Lincoln White states U S normally does not comment on internal affairs but expresses concern.
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Washington
United States
South Africa
State Department
Lincoln White
Police Fire On Mobs In South Africa Killing Dozens
Police opened fire on African mobs in the Langa settlement near Cape Town and in Sharpeville for the second day, killing at least six and wounding about 250 as white supremacist laws sparked protests.
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Juan Babies
Prulice
Langa
Capetown
Sharpeville
Twenty Million Jewels Trucked Five Blocks in New York
Police blocked traffic as twenty million dollars worth of jewels were moved by truck across five blocks of Fifth Avenue in New York, creating a siege like scene and prompting an emergency response.
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New York
UPI
Firebug spree roils Indian town with $1 million in damage
Indio California area reports a string of fires blamed on a firebug. Three major blazes in five days caused about one million dollars in damage. The town sought outside aid and doubled police patrols. Fire crews and special guards monitored schools as authorities traced the arson across a theater, a storage shed, and a lumber yard. Authorities urged Governor Brown to declare a state of emergency.
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INDIO
UPI
Twenty Nine Palms Marine
Edmund G. Brown
Brink's
Reéule Ag
Harry Winston
California
Tts
Red Nuclear Plan Hit by West Expert
Geneva dispatch reports Jules Moch of France telling a disarmament conference that a simple pledge to renounce nuclear weapons would be ineffective without broader controls. He outlined four controllable elements and two uncontrollable ones, stressing limits on weapon production and stockpiles while noting enforcement depends on an international system.
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Geneva
UPI
Jules Moch
France
Moch
Fother
Ficus
Soviet Union
Mark
British Royal Baby Named Prince Andrew at Buckingham Palace
The newborn son of Queen Elizabeth II is named Prince Andrew with full names Andrew Albert Christian Edward. He is second in line to the throne behind Prince Charles and is reportedly nicknamed Andy by Buckingham Palace staff. The name honors the Queen's husband and has few royal precedents.
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London
Britain
Buckingham Palace
Prince Andrew
Andrew Albert Christian Edward
Andy
Andrew
Elizabeth
Greece
Robert II of
Scotland
Jin
Prince Charles
Train Bus Crash Kills Students near Camden Ala
Six students were killed and 14 injured when a school bus and a freight train collided at a crossing near Camden Alabama. Most victims were Black. The crash occurred after a rain day, authorities said.
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Camden
Ala
Reade
Here
Weather Forecast with Clouds and Fog Tonight and Wednesday
Low clouds and fog develop tonight and linger into early Wednesday. The forecast calls for Mary Simshina after midmorning Wednesday, with slight warming and continued unsettled conditions.
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Conler
New York Groom Shoots Rival Bride’s Father In Law Dispute
In Manhattan after a Manhattan ceremony 42-year-old Robert Becker shot 45-year-old Arthur Tortorello in the stomach at the bride’s parents West Side apartment. Becker faced felonious assault charges and illegal possession of a gun. Tortorello, a Brooklyn convict with a long record, was listed in critical condition with a 30 to 50 chance of recovery. The bride Joanne Smith had wed Becker in Rockville Maryland, after a five-year feud for the same woman. Police say Becker bought the gun for protection amid threats from Tortorello.
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WMA
Carmine Lombardore
Arthur Tortorello
Brooklyn
Rial
Lombardoesi
Tortorella
Robert Becker
Takoma Park
Manhattan
Tortorello
Joanne Smith
Becker
Rockville
Upper West Side
Emanuel Smith
South
Washington
12. C
MacArthur Shows No Cancer Signs After Operation
New York dispatch reports Gen Douglas MacArthur, aged 80, recovering well after gland removal surgery. Doctors announced no cancer signs and praised his progress following the operation performed last Saturday.
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MacArthur
New. York
Gan
Douglas MacArthur
Caruso looted home as he begins jail term
Hollywood Hills residence of former auto dealer J. Caruso was raided for about $18,000 in furs jewelry and cash as he surrendered to county jail to start a one year sentence for forgery and grand theft. Five salesmen also began six month terms. retrial motion set for April 1 before US Supreme Court review. Caruso had previously operated sales rooms in Long Beach Compton Pasadena and North Hollywood.
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Tory Wood
CNS
Hollywood Hills
J. Caruso
Palia
Glavin G. Caruso
Cief
Caruso
Busta Noble
Lunea
Chet
United States Supreme Court
Noble
Long Beach
Compton
Pasadena
North Hollywood
H. J. Caruso
End of an Era Contractors to Handle KP for AF
The Air Force will eliminate KP by July 1 and let commanders hire civilian contractors to manage kitchen duties. Rep. Kowalski praised the move, hoping the other services follow, while noting the shift ends traditional GI duties of washing and peeling.
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Kowalske
West
Point Bradiaté
Gls
Air Force Secy
Dudley Sarp
Air Force
Kowalski
Industry Losses Worse Than Press Telegram Reports
Long Beach saw industry decline in the 1950s with losses exceeding the city’s earlier estimates. A six member chamber task force, including Russell J. Martini, found the Press Telegram series conservative, counting only named firms while many smaller employers also quit town, causing widespread losses in garments and fishing.
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James McCauley
Long Beach
Russell J. Martini
Chamber of Commerce
Martini
Faree
House approves voting-referee proposal in civil rights bill
The House passed a voting-referee provision within its civil rights legislation. The notice directs readers to Page A-2 and various sections including Reach Combhing-Page B-1, editorial pages, comics, death notices, sports, and other features for related coverage.
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House
Hal Boyle
Clio
Wilson
Two Fliers Capture Stirs Cuba
Cuba's anger over an incident involving two American pilots accused of sneaking into Havana's airspace deepens anti U S propaganda. Pro-government stations call it fresh evidence of U S aggression against Fidel Castro as Lt Philip Bonsal faces a difficult diplomatic path. The story lists Howard Rundquist of San Rafael California and William Shergales of Miami Florida.
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Cuba
Batista
Unair
United States
Fidel Castro
Philip Bonsal
Travana
Fire Station in Syracuse Burns as Trucks Trapped Inside
Fire Department headquarters in Syracuse Indiana burned today with four trucks trapped inside. Fire units responded quickly but equipment proved limited against the blaze. Cause unavailable and no damage estimate given.
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Syracuse
Ind
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