Eisenhower and Macmillan diverge on summit prospects
President Eisenhower warned Khrushchev against coercion toward a summit while signaling willingness if justified by progress. Prime Minister Macmillan saw a summit as almost inevitable, with differing emphasis on conditions for talks. In Paris, Charles de Gaulle warned that a West Berlin blockade would force Soviet and Western standoffs.
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Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Harold Macmillan
Mactaiflan
Bees Wnan
London
Macmillan
Eigmthawer
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
West Berlin
East Germany
Berlin
Germany
de Gaulle
Republicans accuse Brown administration of dictatorship
In a sharp political critique, Republicans in the State Legislature label Gov. Brown's administration a dictatorship, outlining concerns across multiple sections and pages of the edition. The notice cross-references several pages for editorials, financials, and regional reports, signaling a broad, coordinated stance.
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Gov. Brown
Food Prices Drop and Price Index Rises in February
February reports show food prices fell in the Long Beach Los Angeles area by 0.2 percent while the overall living cost index rose to 126.3 regionally and 123.7 nationally. transportation and housing led the month’s increases though meat prices eased. Two Detroit boys, 9 and 11, were arrested in San Francisco for attempted bank robbery after a prank at Bank of America Mission Branch, later released to Youth Guidance Center. authorities called the incident serious.
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Long Beach
Los Angeles
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Seer
TNITS
San Francisco
Dan McKay
Danny Husk
Bank of America
FBI
McKay Hay
Bank ‘of America
Wrecks Own Shop Routed by Tear Gas
Solomon Almateh, 34, a Reseda resident, demolished a shoe repair shop in downtown Los Angeles using a hammer, saw, and crowbar. Police trapped him with tear gas after he refused to surrender, claiming he paid $3,000 for remodeling rights. He then exited, crying, and pledged to join criminal elements, invoking Mickey Cohen.
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UPI
Solomon Almateh
Los Angeles
Almateh
Reseda
Sar Fernando Valley
Alma- Jeh
Almaleh
Lm Uiraugh
Law and Order
Mickey Cohen
Measles Cases Rally Ahead of 1957 in Los Angeles
Los Angeles health officials report measles cases far exceed figures a year ago with more than 119 cases by this date. The Health Department cautions the public as warnings rise about the outbreak and the need for preventive steps.
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Los Angeles
Health Department
Too Long at Tavern Ends with Home Mixup in Glendora
John H. Corson, found asleep in a stranger’s bed after friends used the phone book to locate his home, caused a mixup in Glendora. Charles C. Corson, 38, filed a complaint after discovering the man in his bed. No crimes listed beyond suspicion of being aro Ne. sheriff’s officers investigated.
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Glendora UM
John H. Corson
John
Corson
Carson
Charles C. Corson
Gold Miner Survives Dynamiting Incident Near Trona
Frank Rasmussen, 35, of Death Valley area, survived a series of dynamite blasts while trapped in a mine shaft near Trona San Bernardino County. He was knocked to the floor by a premature explosion of one of twelve charges and is recovering in a Trona hospital. His wife Trudy, 40, said he had a nervous condition but his troubles worsened recently after a Tuesday arrest for drunkenness at the Biltmore Hotel.
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San Bernardino County
Rokersfield
Death Valley
Frank Rasmussen
INS
Trudy
Almatch
Biltmore
Dulles Plans Trip to Florida for Rest
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles will travel to Hobe Sound Florida next Monday for a rest period. He has undergone a month of radiation treatments for cancer at Walter Reed Army Medical Center.
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Anting
John Foster
Dulles
Hobe Sound
Flo
Waller Reef
Army Metical Center
Two Die in Shaft Explosion and Rescue Efforts
Rasmussen and Varry Boyer survived as explosives killed another worker in a shaft collapse. Boyer rushed in to assist after Rasmussen warned against both of them dying. The injured man was later transported to Trena. President Eisenhower urged a steel pact without price hikes, calling for labor and management to resolve wage disputes without raising steel costs.
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Rasmussen
Varry Boyer
Boyer
Trena
Washington
Eisenhower
Steel Workers Union
Congress
Dulles
Near collision between iAF plane and Constellation
In Dayton Ohio a near collision between an Air Force C47 and a commercial Constellation occurred Tuesday night near Zanesville. Capt Paul W Van Buren of Wright Air Development Center said the Constellation passed within 200 feet while descending. Weather was clear with moonlight. no markings seen on the other aircraft. Wright Patterson vets note a possible TWA plane in the area at about 3 30 p m. TWA is investigating.
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Ohio
Air Force
Zanesville
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Paul W. van Buren
Wright Air Development Center
Constellation
van Goven
TWA
Mountaintop Region Soon Warming Clouds Bring Showers
Increasing cloudiness Thursday with a chance of a few showers mostly near the mountains later in the day. Noon temperature 63. The outlook notes a mild, unsettled pattern with localized rain potential.
Probers Tell Violence in Juke Industry Hearings
Mi ami coin machine operator Donald Helen testified before the Senate Rackets Committee that he was beaten by four mobsters in 1955 while efforts to control Miami's jukebox industry were under way. Robert Norman, former general manager of Southern Music Distributing in Miami, described racketeering ties with labor unions. Witness Leonard Battler named an organizer behind plots to dominate Miami area coin machines through unions, with Kennedy signaling more evidence on mob and union links. The 1955 beating, alleged strong-arm tactics, and the coast-to-coast plot investigation frame the ongoing inquiry into underworld influence in jukebox operations.
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Miami
Wonderworld
Donald Helen
Senate
Helen
Charles
Leonard Battler
Karpf
Miami Area
Robert F. Kennedy
Joseph Line
Indellicata
Joseph Mangane
Kennedy
Textile Workers Union
Electrical Workers
Team Ssters
Underworld
M Mickey Cohen
Fred Sica
Bride Warms To Married Life At Home Honeymoon Veteran Meets Young Groom
MEMPHIS Tenn A 69 year old bride Lola Tipton Dunn and her 19 year old husband Paul Dunn married in Covington Tenn and spent their first day at home fending off her children demands they end the marriage Dunn, studying accounting, rented a room from his bride and spoke of love and commitment despite opposition from relatives.
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Memphis
Tenn
Paul Dunn
Lola Tipton Dunn
Covington
Stanley Shoaf
Mrs. Bunn
Ties Dunn
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