Big Four Open Cold War Talks After Soviet Delay
The Big Four foreign ministers opened their Geneva conference on Cold War issues 34 hours late after disputes over East German representation. Gromyko failed to secure full participation rights for East Germany. An informal session granted limited speaking rights to East and West Germany, with no seats at the main table, and fixed conference room seating.
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Geneva
Ry Herter
Selwyn Lloyd
Maurice Couve’ de
Murville
Andrel A. Gromyké
Palace of Nations
Gromyko
East Germany
For Ministers
Nine Die One Hurt as Navy Bomber Crashes on Takeoff
Whidbey Island Naval Air Station Washington reports nine crewmen killed and one critically injured when a P2V Neptune patrol bomber crashed and burned during takeoff from Ault Field. Seven bodies recovered, two unaccounted for. Plane assigned to Pacific heavy attack training unit based on Whidbey. Rescue crews arrived quickly. one survivor severely burned.
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Whidbey Island
Naval Air
Wash
Navy
Puget Sound Island
Ault Feld
Pacific
Seattle
J.C. Lee Blair
Fire destroys fuel oil tank at Golden Eagle Refining
Eight fire companies fought a massive blast at Golden Eagle Refining in Carson Sunday night. The 41 by 110 foot tank, being filled with oil five feet deep, exploded but was contained to a single tank. No injuries were reported as authorities evacuated nearby residents and shut off oil pipelines. Fire crews sprayed a water curtain to prevent spread to nearby high octane gasoline tanks and prevented further damage.
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Golden Eagle Refining Co
Carson
Ivon
S. Figueroa St
Oa No
Albert R. Jones
Jones
Asst
G. E. Brunton
65 Million Jobs in U S Sets Record
The April labor report shows 65 million Americans employed, up over a million from March, with unemployment down 735000 to 3.627 million. Record April employment surpasses prior highs, while construction and durable goods manufacturing drive gains. compared with April last year, jobs are 2.105 million higher. In Poland, a train crash near Hajnowka kills eight and injures several, with 5.3 percent unemployment in April.
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Washington
Lewis “Strauss
James P. Mitchell
Commerce
Labor Monthly
Aeriaathien
Ue Agiemseuss
Poland
Warsaw
Hajnowka
Ex-Janitor in Shooting Rampage at Long Beach Office
An enraged ex janitor burst into Nielsen Pump Works in Long Beach this morning and fired on his estranged wife, Mrs Mary Williams. He held others at bay for about 20 minutes before surrendering. Williams, 53, was booked for assault with intent to murder. Mrs Williams was wounded and in serious condition. Detectives noted the couple had been married seven years and separated two months ago.
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Long Beach
Nielsen
Cherry Ave
Mary Williams
Clear
Dayton Williams
Williams
John Skelt
Don Sternberg
Sternberg
AL Renee
al Hs
Oregon
Los Angeles
Lindsay Insists Innocence in Embezzlement Probe
By Bob Whearley The Press Telegram reports police Sgt Phil Lindsay and deputy county public administrator Philip A Adkins were arrested on suspicion of conspiring to commit grand theft. Investigators say Adkins confessed to looting estates and paying funds to fictitious heirs. Lindsay, 45, says he collected rent money and endorsed a canceled check as a favor for a friend.
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Bob Whearley
Phil [Lindsay
Lindsay
Press “Telegram
Philip A. Adkins
Adkins
Redondo Ave
Long Beach
Sam Lackman
Governor vetoes bill to revive whipping post in Delaware
Delaware Governor J Caleb Boggs vetoed a bill that would require 20 to 40 lashes for first offenses and at least 30 for each subsequent conviction. He called whipping barbaric and said it fails as a deterrent. The House had passed the measure 22 to 3 after the Senate version. Public opinion favored abolition three to one.
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Dover
Del
J. Caleb Boggs
House
Senate
Delaware
Weather Forecast Mostly Clear Tonight And Sunny Tuesday
Mostly clear tonight then sunny Tuesday with variable high clouds and night and early morning low clouds. Little change in temperature.
Filth Put Parents of Six in Jail in Wilshire Case
A Los Angeles furniture factory manager earning 1100 dollars monthly and his wife are in custody on charges that the filthy conditions at their Wilshire district home endangered the health and safety of their six children.
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Los Angeles
Wilshire
Iehildren
Bernard Mortimer Coyle
Martha Coyle
Coyles
Belgian King Baudouin Arrives in Washington for 2 Day Visit
King Baudouin of Belgium arrives in the United States for a two day Washington visit, greeted by President Eisenhower with full military honors. The welcome includes Belgian and American flags, crowds, and a Langley stopover. Police report disturbance at a local home linked to two arrests.
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Washington
Belegium
Baudouin
United States
Eisenhower
Iiion
National Airport
King Albert
Elizabeth
N. Lucerme Blvd
S ‘Army
Navy
Air Force
Aira
Alport
U. S
Langley Air Force Base
Fire Curbs Invoked in Cleveland Forest Fire Danger
Regional Forester Charles Connaughton announced next Saturday’s forest fire curbs in Cleveland National Forest due to extreme danger. A permit will be required to build a camp fire and smoking will be banned except in designated areas, campgrounds, and houses.
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Los Angeles
Cleveland National Forest
Charles Connaughton
Escaped German POW Surrenders to FBI After 14 Years
A German prisoner of war who escaped from confinement surrendered to FBI agents after fourteen years on the run. The event concludes a long pursuit involving federal authorities and local law enforcement, with details centered on the surrender location and next steps in the case.
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FBI
Theaters Lead with Page A-1d Notes and TV Timings
The clipped OCR lists theater pages and related sections across the paper. It mentions Page A-1d for theaters, A-7 for temperatures, C-16 for TV and Radio, A-9 for Witsor, B-4 for Women, and A-2 for Your Workd, indicating a catalog of page references rather than a full article.
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Witsor
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