Miss Dahl in court over composite movie pics
Arlene Dahl testified in State Supreme Court on a one million dollar invasion of privacy suit against Columbia Pictures. The 31 year old actress claimed composite advertising images linked her head to another woman’s body and labeled the shots obscene. Her husband Fernando Lamas watched as attorney for Columbia presented more photos she described as leg art.
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Stock Tip Testimony in Northeast Delta Bid Hearing
Georgia Republican Robert R. Snodgrass testified he and his wife earned over 2500 dollars in Northeast Airlines stock profits bought after a secret government decision to award a New York to Miami route. Delta official Robert L. Griffith indicated lower optimism, but did not say Northeast would win. Snodgrass said he would have bought more shares if he had known the outcome, though he denied any unethical conduct.
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Red Inquiry to Move to S F Friday
The Subversive Activities Control Board will hold a hearing in San Francisco on Friday to wind up its California Emergency Defense Committee investigation. U S Attorney General Brownell seeks the committee be ordered to register as a Communist front. Norman L. Pfeffer testified he joined the Communist Party in San Francisco after enlisting in the Marine Locks and Stewards, later quitting “in disgust.” Judge Duncan said a final session will be held here Monday and findings reported to the full board.
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Woman Takes White House Job First female associate press secretary
Mrs. Anne Wheaton returns from vacation to assume the post as associate press secretary in the White House. She becomes the first woman to hold the position and will work in the executive wing office once used by Murray Snyder now at a Defense Department press post. The appointment was announced by the President on April 3 and she will report to White House Press Secretary James C. Hagerty.
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Flood fears ease as Texas rivers subside
Dallas reports Sabine River cresting near historic heights with Gladewater flooded and oil wells halted. Drowning toll rises to 13 in 14 days, while evacuations continue along low-lying areas. State officials note widespread road closures and a major disaster in progress as floods recede west of Sabine.
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Steel demand softens as market slackens in New York
Iron Age weekly notes slackened demand in the steel market with New York figures showing a downward trend likely to persist into the second quarter.
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Senate Hall of Fame to Honor Great Triumvirate
The Senate will honor the great triumvirate era with portraits of Henry Clay Daniel Webster and John C Calhoun alongside Robert La Follette Sr and Robert Taft as the five core selections. Kennedy announced the unanimous panel choice noting the others as worthy runners up and citing a historians poll backing the main names with Taft ranking ninth overall.
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Two Sworn In As Aids To Wilson
In the White House ceremony President Eisenhower swore in Donald A. Quarles as deputy secretary of defense and James H. Douglas as Air Force secretary. Eisenhower presented them blue ribbon commissions and quipped about Quarles’s return from a Augusta vacation.
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Syria Troops Will Leave Jordan Reports Stir Regional Tensions
Reports from Washington quote diplomats predicting Syria will withdraw troops from Jordan within a week, as Moscow eyes a pullback and regional leaders seek to bolster prestige. Hussein tightens control around Amman while U S Marines coast nearby, amid Egypt and Lebanon watchful of unfolding moves.
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