U S Protests Soviet Action Over Berlin
The United States protested after three Soviet jets buzzed a U S Air Force C130 during a supply flight to West Berlin. Despite Soviet objections, U S officials kept the high altitude route, and the interceptors harassed the aircraft near Templehof Airfield, with the crew recording the Soviet fighters' numbers.
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Berlin
Rom
Germany
UPI
United States
West Berlin
East Germany
Europe
U. S
Templehof
West Herlin
Nore
Naval Plane Crash Kills Four in Italy
A DC3 naval transport plane crashed on takeoff from Naples Capodichina Airport for Malta, killing four people and injuring ten others. The crash occurred as the plane veered into a roadside grass cart, with all aboard reportedly naval personnel and dependents. Names withheld until next of kin notification. Italian officials had earlier estimated higher fatalities.
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Italy
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U.S. Naval
Capodichina
Malta
Rome
Hussein to Get 35 Million U S Aid
Amman reported King Hussein has secured American economic aid totaling 35 million dollars annually, in addition to military assistance, according to a Jordan newspaper.
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U. S
Amman
Jordan
Pair Kidnaps and Attacks Teacher on Night Class Walk
A 26-year-old Downey teacher was kidnapped and assaulted by two men near 15th Street while walking to a night class at TPolysechnia High School. One man punched her, stole into the back seat, and police report one rape and a firearm threat during the car ride.
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Tpolysechnia High School
Downey
Compton
Long Beach
15Th St
OKs Extend Jobless Aid Through June, Eisenhower Signs Law
President Eisenhower signed a bill extending the temporary federal unemployment compensation program to June 39. The extension keeps aid flowing for unemployed workers as the nation searches for economic stability.
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Oks
Washington
Eisenhower
Youth Dies in Police Car Chase in Los Angeles
A stolen car fled officers and struck two vehicles at Gage and Figueroa Street, killing 18 year old William Lyons and injuring two others. Carl Lyons 22 and Robert Ingram 18 were in the pursuing car. Police fired 10 shots as the chase continued, with officers pursuing on foot. Autopsy ordered to determine if a collision caused Lyon’s death.
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Gage and
Figueroa Sts
William Lyons
Carl Lyons
Robert Ingram
Aabigell
Prnc
Bardu Ali
Lyon
Recreation Park
Santiago Ave
Big 3 Foreign Ministers in Berlin Parley
Western allies move toward united front before negotiating with Russians as Berlin talks open. United States led by Acting Secretary Herter with Dulles ill, joined by Britain’s Selwyn Lloyd and France’s Maurice Couve de Margerie. Germany’s Van Brentano to brief, aims to reconcile remaining differences before 16 nation Atlantic Council meeting.
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United Front
State Department
West Germany
Heinrich van Brentano
Christian Herter Jr
Britain
Selwyn Lloyd
Maurice Couve de Margilte
London
Lloyd
Atlantic Facts Council
Berlin
Ingrid Bergman Expected Fifth Child This October
The Paris Journal reports Ingrid Bergman and husband Lars Schmidt are expecting their fifth child in October. The Swedish actress and her spouse are said to be on vacation in Sweden.
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Paris
Ingrid Bergman
Paris Journal
Lars Schmidt
Sweden
Postmaster Embezzling Term Lands in County Jail
Robert Francis Smith former Big Bear Lake postmaster draws six months in county jail after federal court conviction for embezzling 300 dollars in postal funds and making a false entry. Trial Monday heard funds were returned the next day according to his attorney.
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Los Angeles
Robert Francis Smith
Big Bear Lake
Smith
Congress backs states on future compensation plans
After today no new workers can be added to rolls of those receiving federal funds. Congress approved the President's stance opposing a permanent extension of last year’s antirecession measure. Eisenhower urged state legislatures to allow provision for future compensation programs under their own laws.
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Tte
Eisenhower
Weather outlook with clear night and warm Wednesday
The forecast calls for a clear night and sunny Wednesday with warmer temperatures. Maximum near noon today expected to reach 72 degrees.
Khrushchev’s Rise and Stalin’s Shadow in Soviet Politics
Editor William L. Ryan compares Nikita Khrushchev’s early actions with Stalin’s legacy after observing Khrushchev in Moscow and London. The piece is the second of five examining the Soviet premier’s methods ahead of a new summit where he will be a key participant.
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L. Ryan
Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow
London
Khrushchev
City Workers Seek Pay Increase Amid Budget Considerations
The 2,600 member City Employees Assn asked City Council for a general pay raise effective July 1, proposing about 11 percent for fall workers. The request would require about 1.65 million dollars in tax-supported funding, with the rest from self-supporting departments. A separate call came from Long Beach Lifeguards Local 1292 seeking parity with Los Angeles County pay levels, noting lifeguard salaries trail county figures by about 56 dollars monthly.
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Emsployes Assn
Nikita Khrushchev
Connell
Joseph L. Densy
Paul M. Marcus
Association
Sam E. Vickers
Harbor
City Finances
CEA
Cosl
Charles Hogan
Long Beach Lifeguards Local 1292
Afl-Cio
Hogan
Los Angeles
Nehru Seeks End to Tibet Fighting in Diplomatic Push
New Delhi India Prime Minister Nehru said he would use diplomatic channels to stop the fighting in Tibet and seek restoration of autonomy through negotiations with Red China. Lukhangwa a former Tibetan government member said the Tibetans asked Nehru to help arrange a cease fire and that the Dalai Lama’s whereabouts were uncertain five to six days from now.
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India
Nehru
Tnday
Tibet
Silun Lukhanggwa
Dala Lama
Lukhangwa
Red China
Ling
Lhasa
Dalai Lamu
Peiping
Dalai Lama
Shotgun Rite Replaces I Do at Los Angeles Wedding
In Los Angeles the bridegroom shouted Stick em up during a wedding at 4030 53 Broadway. Rev Charles S Mundell and his wife Inez were threatened as the couple stole 52 dollars after a holdup before names were exchanged.
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Los Angeles
Charles S. Mundell
Broadway
Inez
Downtown Long Beach subsidence halted by 1962 or 1964
DeGolyer and MacNaughton told the Board of Harbor Commissioners that subsidence in downtown Long Beach and at the Long Beach Naval Shipyard could be arrested within months. They outlined two field theories with different timelines, one aiming to end sinking by late 1964 if shale layers drive compaction, the other suggesting earlier relief if sand-layer pressure control suffices. Localized areas like the shipyard could see faster results, potentially within a year after injection begins.
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Long Beach
Long Beach Naval Shipyard
Wilmington
Ence
G. E. Woodward
DeGolyer and MacNaughton
Irene Henderson Kelley Named Kansas Mother of the Year
Irene Henderson Kelley of Atwood was officially chosen as Kansas Mother of the Year while recovering in a Wichita hospital from injuries after a fall. The announcement by Mrs John Selfridge of Wichita, state chairman of the American Mothers Committee, resolves a mix up from National Headquarters where 40 Kansas women received Dear Mother letters instead of Dear Member letters regarding the May 14 convention in New York City.
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Wichita
Kan
Kansas
Irene Henderson Kelley
Atwood
John Selfridge F
American Mathers’ Committee
New York
National
Four Texans killed as plane crashes near Austin base
In heavy fog five miles northwest of Austin, four Odessa citizens died when their plane crashed en route from Odessa. Victims were Harvey A. Lee 36 Kenneth Frank Karr 48 Royce Joe Knuthon 24 and Marvin Lewis Gilbert 28. The crash occurred early today.
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