Ike Sees Red Hands Behind Nixon Attacks
President Eisenhower said anti American demonstrations in Venezuela and Peru reflect Communist influence and economic discontent. He noted no single cause for unrest, cited broader economic ties with Latin nations, and downplayed rumors of U S oil quota schemes while sending Marines as a precaution. Nixon reported calm in Caracas after a phone call with Eisenhower.
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Mrs Nixon Bravely Endures Caracas Riot Demonstrations
In Caracas Mrs Richard Nixon remained calm as demonstrators jeered and spat at her limousine during a riot that surrounded the Nixon party at the airport. An aid praised her bravery and noted she did not flinch while eggs and stones dented the vehicle. The incident followed a lengthy campaign period with her husband as crowds pressed in.
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Weather forecast with clearing tonight and fog Thursday
The forecast calls for clear skies tonight with increasing coastal fog Thursday morning. Temperatures remain steady with a high near 72 degrees.
Nixon entourage prepares for safe departure amid Venezuela talks
Authorities gird for Nixon departure as he confers with Venezuelan officials at the ambassador's residence. A bulletproof limousine, sent Tuesday by the Junta President, will transport him, and security measures are tightened for the exit.
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Thirteen SP Freight Cars Derailed Near 101
A southbound Southern Pacific freight train derailed thirteen cars near San Lucas nine miles south of King City. No injuries reported. Several derailed cars slid toward U S 104 within feet of the highway. Officials cited a possible hot box caused the derailment.
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Attacks and Caribbean troop dispatch probes spark congressional calls
AP writer John Hightower notes anti American outbreaks with possible Red influence amid broader factors. Some Congress members demand an investigation into troop dispatches to the Caribbean as part of a widening security concern.
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Telephone He 5 161 Home Edition Six Editions Daily
The item lists a telephone contact line as part of the Home Edition daily editions with multiple issues circulated. It notes a central number for reader inquiries and ordering information, reflecting standard newspaper telephonic access practices of the era.
20 Cent Bus Fare for L. B. OKd by PUC
The State Public Utilities Commission approved Long Beach Motor Bus Co. raising the basic cash fare to 20 cents effective June 2 while tokens will be three for 150 cents. School fares also rise to 12 tokens for $1 across all zones. The PUC used an operating ratio, not depreciated rate base, to set the fare as the company faced losses. Continued on Page A-3.
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Burleson Baseball Player Killed During Batting Practice
Carl Allman, a Burleson High School baseball player, was killed Tuesday when a teammate's line drive struck him in the back while practicing at the road. He was about 45 feet from the batter when the ball hit him.
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U S to P... New Paris Rule Acts Big DC Yanks Out
U S Embassy ships out Americans from Tripoli as violence rises in Lebanon. Ambassador McClintock says the situation is serious and eight Americans plus two Cypriots are escorted to Beirut. In Algiers Salan takes command amid a pushback from Massu and a military led junta. Nixon welcomed in Washington as Vice President with national unity scenes planned.
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Princeton Bumps Six For Strip Tease In Dorm Rooms
Princeton University ousted six undergraduates and suspended seven Nassau students after striptease dancers were found in dormitory rooms. The dean announced the withdrawals. police visited Borough Hall on May 1 as one dancer, known as Bubbles, disappeared after leaping from a second floor hospital head wound.
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Couple Wed 60 Yrs Killed in Collision Near Columbus
A Tuesday traffic collision near Columbus, Texas, killed John Reimers, 82, and his wife Coradina Reimers, 86, who had just celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary. The couple lived north of nearby Glidden.
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