Nixon May Day Turmoil Hits Lima During Nixon Visit
Nixon faces anti American demonstrations in Quito and Lima as Latin American students daub slogans like Death to Nixon on walls. Eisenhower praises Nixon for calm amid mob abuse in Peru while U S Ambassador Achilles warns of Communist activity. Nixon says he remains cool under pressure.
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Latin “America
Nixon
Eisenhower
Peru
Lima
U.S
Theodore Achilles
Raul Porras Barrenchea
United States
Bogota
Colombia
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Alfonso Carvajal Peralta
Quito
San Marcos University
Pilimin to Seek French Government Formation After Parley
Pilimin plans to form the 25th postwar government and will seek approval from the French Parliament on Tuesday. He hopes to win National Assembly backing for an Algeria policy similar to the fallen government’s.
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Fparys
Pierre Pflimiin
Presi¢gent Rose
Phindin
Popular Republican Movement
Pilimlin
National Assembly
Algeria
Plimlin
Felix Gaillard
Ptlimlin
France
Man builds tiny television inside bottle in England
Charles Wilson, a 45 year old radio and TV hobbyist from Luton, claims to have built the world’s smallest working television set at 134 inches tall in nine months. He plans another bottle set and rejected offers up to 840 dollars.
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Luton
England
Charles Wilson
Plane crashes near Baja California spill seven Americans
Seven Californians were rescued after a forced landing 400 miles south of the border in Baja California. Two were found walking toward Bahia de Los Angeles on a hilly road, two at the crash site, and three at a gulfside campsite ten miles north. The twin-engine plane owned by Schaeffer left Van Nuys for La Paz for fishing.
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San Diego
Baja California
Mexico
San Diego Union
Bahia de Los Angeles
Gulf of California
Hanes
Schaeffer
Bryant
Gulf
Jack W. Mullin
Tarzana
Kurl Steil
Sherman Oak
Steil
Ray
Fullerton
Ed Johnston
Glendale
George Bryant
San Gabriel
Walt Schaeffer
Los Angeles
Harold Hanes
van Nuys
David Hellyer
Union
la Paz
Navy Plane Falls in S F Bay or Two Killed
An ADS Skyraider from Alameda Naval Air Station clipped power lines and the Berkeley Pier, sank in San Francisco Bay during a routine training flight. Two pilots Lts William R Hatfield and Edward Mason Jr were presumed dead. Coast Guard and Navy divers searched for bodies. Hatfield and Mason left widows.
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Berkeley Pi
Berkeley Pier
San Francisco Bay
Alameda Naval Air Station
William R. Hatfield
San Leandro
Edward Mason Jr
Alamedia
ADS Skyraider
Coast Guard
Navy
Hatfield
Ellen
Mason
Alameda
Flame Burns in 14th S F Arson Case at Hunters Point
Police say a single arsonist shoveled a lit torch through an open window of a Hunters Point housing project, igniting draperies. Inspector Bart Grimm notes the suspect is tied to 19 fires in 15 months. Edgar Banks, a janitor, his wife, and eight children escaped unharmed.
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San Francisco
Hunters Point
Bart Grimm
Edgar Banks
Canada U S Ready Plan for Defense
Washington reports that Canada and the United States will announce joint arrangements to repel a Soviet air attack on North America. They plan to exchange notes detailing procedures for the North American Air Defense Command based at Colorado Springs. Canadian and American air forces would operate as a single defense, with Canadian approval required for certain actions.
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Washington
Canada
United States
North American
North American Air Defense Command
Colorado Springs
Colo
Arctic
Earle Partridge
U.S. Air Force
Bir
Roy Slemon
Air Defense Command
GR. Pearkes
Unclear streetcar noise rule in Houston code
A Houston City Council discussion flagged a code provision banning unnecessary streetcar noise. Houston has not operated streetcars in 10 years and members could not determine how the item was added to the code, which was adopted in March.
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Houston
Tex
UPI
Union Stock Deals Probe Expands To Union Leaders And Firms
The Rackets Investigating Committee seeks a federal antiracketeering and labor-law review of alleged cut rate stock deals between certain East Coast union officials and employers. Robert F. Kennedy says the Justice Department will study testimony for possible violations as hearings broaden to include the Block brothers and the Furriers Union, plus a $15 000 stock sale to Teamsters official Lapensohn.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Justice Department
Philadelphia
Tet
Kopecky
Food Fair, Properties Inc
Food Fair
Max Block
The
Butchers Union
New York
Louis
Kennedy
Block Brothers
Furriers Union
Stein
Dan, River Mills
Virginia
Rail Disaster Triggers Brazil Riots and Dismissals
A Brazil rail disaster left at least 128 dead and over 300 injured, provoking street rioting and protests in Congress. The central railroad director was dismissed and replaced. other top officials were also removed as mobs attacked Engen do de Centro and three nearby stations, with police restoring order.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Congress
Luis A. Whately
Brazil Central Railroad
Jorge de Abreu Schilling
Cristiana ‘Teixeira
Heltor Guimaraes
Engendo de Centro
Thief steals $8300 from car stash in Tampa
William F. Fishes of Johnstown Pennsylvania told police a thief broke into his car in Tampa and stole 8300 he had hidden under an arm rest. He admitted it was not a very good hiding place.
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Tampa
Fla
UPI
William F. Fishes
Johnstown
Age Gap Ends In Annulment Suit In Long Beach
Martha Mitchell Kayser told Superior Court Judge Joe Reycraft that her 38 year old husband Kenneth Starr Brown pursued her money and failed to consummate the marriage after two years. She said he demanded 20000 dollars yearly to stay married and note her Villa Riviera apartments and estate intentions. Brown, 34, lives near Twenty Nine Palms and the license showed a 30 year age difference.
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Kenneth Starr Brown
Martha Mitchell Kayser
Brown
Long Beach Superior Court
Joe Reycraft
Twentynine Palms
Decision Due Today on Aircraft Walkout
Unions IAM and United Auto Workers press Douglas, Lockheed, North American and Centair in talks across 15 plants. A Bell Douglas Aircraft Co plant in Bell with under 200 workers saw about 50 pickets outside at 4900 E Cecilia St, though an IAM official said the action was not union authorized. Picketing began shortly after midnight in a normally Saturday-closed plant.
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IAM
United Auto Workers
Douglas
Lockheed
North American
Centrair
Bbe
Douglas Aircraft Co
Bell
E. Cecilia St
International Association of Machineists
Spying Charges Linked 1947 Data Theft to Sputnik Claims
Washington sources say a Senate internal security panel alleges stolen U S secrets aided the Soviet Union in launching Sputniks and other scientific advances. The panel offered no specific evidence. Reports note pickets at the Douglas and other plants as unionists respond to the dispute over bargaining and possible strikes. Negotiations continued across North American Aviation, Lockheed, Convair, and related facilities with mass meetings planned and talks at Downey, Santa Monica, Van Nuys, and Marietta.
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Washington
Kei
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
United States
Russia
Douglas Santa Monica
el Segundo
Torrance
IAM
van Nuys
Palo Alto
Sunnyvale
Lockheed’s Missiles
Convair
San Diego
Douglas Aircraft, UAW Talks Make Little Progress in LA
Federal mediator Harry Malcol(m) sat in on a day-long session in Los Angeles between Douglas Aircraft Co and UAW Local 148 negotiators. A union spokesman said the main point of agreement was to continue talks, with limited progress reported Friday.
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Douglas Aircraft CO
Harry Malcolm
Los Angeles
Douglas
UAW
China Reds Halt Trade With Japan
China suspends all trade with Japan citing Prime Minister Kishi's hostile attitude. Shanghai informed major Japanese firms their contracts are nullified and import export licenses are halted. The move follows Chou En Lai style remarks and aims to disrupt Tokyo's conservative government before elections.
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Tokyo
China
Japan
Nobusuke Kishi
Red China
Wich
Shanghai
Chéen Yi
Kishi
U S Says Jobs and Sales Improve
The Labor Department reports farm employment at 7,369,000 in late April, up 20 percent from March, with total farm jobs still below 1937 levels by 87,000. Initial jobless claims fell by 19,800 to 403,300 for the week ending May 3, a yearly comparison shows improvement, while housing starts reached 95,000 in April and retail sales rose 2 percent to 16.106 billion.
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Partment
Labor Department
Commerce Department
Mussels Poisonous Through October Thirty First Warned
Health authorities warned beachgoers and fishery men that mussels and clams in Southland areas are poisonous from now until October 31. California beaches are quarantined for mussels, permitted only as bait. Dark meat in clams must be separated from white meat to avoid fatality.
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Southland
California
Local Postal Clerkship Entry From Cons Beach Calif
Fragmentary OCR shows a second class poetter entry at Cons Beach California with weekly and yearly rates, name obscured, and bureau references. It mentions carrier delivery and a dated ledger fragment 2,3 92.00 and an address related to Ping Ave Lane Beach.
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Poattar Af
Cons Beach
Calif
Hotel Rag Details Rooms and Dining Attract Guests
A hotel advertisement describes two lapeted rooms with new wall to wall carpeting and private baths. It lists weekly rates around 328.50 per person, includes beer and ham meals, and notes a dining room serving the public with breakfast and other meals. Phone BR 6253.
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Haya Privata
Chaine Alaks
Virginia Ham
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Louis Stein
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Eastland
D-Miss
Defense
James Forrestal
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Subcommittee
Biltmore
North American Aviation Inc
Autonetics and Missile Division
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Marietta
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