Space Man Adamski Meets Queen Juliana In Netherlands
George Adamski, who claims space journeys to Venus and Mars, meets Queen Juliana of the Netherlands for a private interview amid Dutch press uproar. The event echoes 1956 tensions over Greet Hofmans and royal influence, with foreign papers noting the split in the royal household.
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Surgeons Remove Tumor From Wife of Truman
Surgeons at Research Hospital removed a breast tumor from Hess Wallace Truman, 74 year old wife of former President Harry S. Truman. A hospital spokesman said the operation lasted two hours and 45 minutes and that the condition was very satisfactory. Laboratory tests will determine malignancy in two or three days. Mrs Truman was still on the operating table when Mr Truman appeared nearby and visited the hospital director before rejoining reporters.
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Kansas City
Hess Wallace Truman
Truman
Research Hospital
Robert E. Adams
Reject Russ Peace Plan for Germany
Geneva dispatch reports U S Secretary of State Christian Herter rejected Russia's peace proposal for East and West Germany, saying any final settlement must wait on a government for Germany as a whole and warning a peace accord would imply permanent partition. Western ministers, amid Berlin crisis discord, issued a stand for unified negotiations while pursuing secret talks with Moscow.
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Christian A. Herter
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Herter
Andrei Gromyko
United States
Britain
France
Germany
Germanys
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Cauve de Murville
Andre{ Gromyko
Rooney's Fourth Wife Divorces Mickey Rooney
Elaine Mahnke testified about a volatile marriage to 46 year old Mickey Rooney including uproar at home and long unexplained absences. Judge Rhodes approved a $381,750 property settlement in the divorce proceeding.
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Santa Monica
Mickey Rooney
Orlando H. Rhodes
Steel Talks Set to Resume Tuesday in New York
In New York, basic steel industry contract negotiations will restart Tuesday after a recess since Friday, with representatives from labor and management returning to discuss terms. The talks aim to avert possible strikes and secure a new labor agreement.
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New York
Boy bitten by rattler on Palos Verdes hunt
An eight year old Redondo Beach boy, Ricky Park, was bitten on both hands by an 18 inch rattlesnake during a Sunday snake hunt in the Palos Verdes Hills. He was treated first at Hillside Clinic Lomita and then transferred to Seaside Hospital where full time observation and anti venom were given. The Grace Wiley Reptile Club reported 23 rattlesnakes 8 harmless snakes and 50 lizards captured during the event.
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Ricky Park
Callel Lde
Samuel
E. Vickers
Magnolia Hospital
Longhity Hall
Beach
Ricky
Frank
Palos Verdes Hills
Park
Hillside Clinic
Lomita
Grace Wiley, Reptile Club
Albert
Tex) Schuepbach
Weather note predicts clouds and sun Tuesday
Low clouds tonight and early Tuesday give way to mostly sunny skies Tuesday afternoon. Slight warming with a maximum temperature near 70 by noon today.
Ike Pays Another Visit to Dulles
President Eisenhower visited John Foster Dulles at Walter Reed Medical Center amid illness. Dulles, seriously ill with cancer and pneumonia complications, received the mid day call from the White House and the president spent about seventy minutes with him.
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Washington
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Walter Reed Medical Center
Long Beach City Manager Recall Move Discussed
Informal talks amongCity Council members indicate a push to oust city manager Fe Vickers First, with a potential vote at Tuesday's meeting. The charter allows firing by a simple majority and a 30 day hearing period.
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Freeway Fall Kills 2 Fliers
Two fliers died when their small plane crashed and exploded on a busy freeway near Castro Valley. Victims Julius Clausen, 55, of San Francisco, and Jule W. Schoening, 50, of Mill Valley, were killed. Schoening was a carpenter and Clausen a gas station operator. The Clausen owned plane belonged to the Pacer Flying Club at San Carlos Airport and had departed moments earlier for Columbia in the Sierra.
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Oakland
Castro Valley
Julius Clausen
San Francisco
Jule W. Schoening
Mill Valley
Schoening
Clausen
Pacer Flying Club
San Carlos
Sierra
Columbia
El Accident Victims Jam d Hospitals Chicago
A head on collision between two elevated trains in Chicago injured at least 119 people with two seriously hurt. Hospitals reported totals including 92 at St Elizabeth and 27 at St Mary of Nazareth with some duplication in admissions. Passengers described a sudden crash and screams as the trains telescoped and riders fell to the floors.
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Chicago
Logan Square
St. Elizabeth
St Mary of Nazareth Hospital
Defense Post Goes to Gates
Washington picks secretary of the Navy to be deputy secretary of defense succeeding the late Donald Quarles. Gates planned to return to private work this month but was chosen as No 2 in the Defense Department. Speculation grows he may later replace Neil McElroy as secretary. White House says Gates’s nomination goes to the Senate later this week.
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Defense
Donald A. Quarles
Gates
Eisenhower
Defense Department
Neil H. McElroy
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McElroy
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Senate
Bloody bandit captured after gun battle in St Louis
A ferocious criminal was captured in St Louis following a gun battle with police, an escape, and a kidnapping. Details appear on Page A-3 and related features on Pages B-1, B-7, and C-2 to C-7. The item is part of a broader transit of sections across the edition.
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