Runaway Youth Vittorio Baratieri Returns Home
Vittorio Baratieri, 14, son of Italian diplomat Count Ludovico Barattieri, returned to Chicago airport with his parents after a nationwide search. He said he enjoyed living alone, did not feel punished, and did not think he would be missed. He had vanished from home April 16 and had been in New York City amid a media frenzy before boarding a plane with his parents.
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Vittorio Barattieri
Chicago
Coarents
Ludovico
Olga Berattieri
FBI
New York
Pittorio
Vittorio Barat
Vittorio
Count
Ludovico Barattieri
To. T
Red Hard Core Still Exists in Calif Solons Assert
A California Senate committee report declares a persistent red core in the state, saying a dedicated faction remains and press vigilance must continue. It recalls past subversion hearings, commends libraries and schools, and details the 1956 Shel don Abrams death linked to socialist ties.
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Calif
Sacramento
Hugh, Burns
D-Fresnoy
California
Communist Party
Rel
Richard E.”Comics
University of California, San Francisco Public Library
Public Utilities
Los Angeles
Sheldon Abrams
UCLA
Abrams
Young Socialist League
No New State Taxes Approved in 1957 58 Budget
Sacramento reports Governor Knight signed a 1.914 billion dollar 1957 58 budget with no new taxes. Legislature moves ahead on large projects including Oroville Dam and state parks while cigarette and beer tax hikes fail. Committees push broad spending, bearing on schools, welfare, and tax reform, with debates over income tax raises and cigarette levies.
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Sacramento
Knight
Hev
Oese
Senate
Oroville
Assembly Revenue and Taxation Committee
Carlos Bee
D-Hayward
Pitet
Assembly
California
Highways
Highway Division
I Wey
Playhouse 90 uses child actors despite chicken pox scare
Portland Mason, a one year old daughter of James Mason, appeared on Playhouse 90 despite early chicken pox symptoms. Intended replacement Luana Wood fell ill as well, forcing Portland to perform before being sent home by Pamela Mason.
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Hollywood
Columbia “Broadcasting System
Portland Mason
James Mason
Luana Wood
Natalie Wood
Luang
Portland
Pamela Mason
Verdicts Clear Two White Men in Bombing of Negro Church
In Montgomery Alabama two white men Britt and Livingston were acquitted on charges of dynamiting a Negro church and the minister’s home. Prosecutors warned the case could inflame racial tensions as jury deliberations followed sensational testimony. Additional trials for related defendants and a capital case were postponed.
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Raymond C. Britt Jr
Sonny Kyle Livingston Jr
Montgomery
Ala
Theresa Livingston
Ellen Britt
Tist
James
D. York
Henry Alexan- Montgomery
la Magna
Liberation
Aepreme
Raymann
C. Britt Jr
Thetford
Sonny Kyle
Livingston’ Jr
Atantara
Joose Cutor
Ettord
Ku Klux Klan
KKK
Britt
Livingston
William F. Thetford
Teet
Hutchinson St. P
U. S. Lowers Overseas Military Missions
The United States quietly reduced overseas military missions, planning a 12 percent cut as part of economy and to curb tensions from large American contingents. Dulles announced high level studies on troop presence while Wilson noted the 12 percent aim. Formosa tensions accelerated reductions already underway.
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Washington
United States
Formosa
Dulles
U.S
Defense
Wilson
Senate
Maxwell D. Taylor
Army
Taipei
Police Brutality Allegations Highlight Defense Claims
The defense argued that the evidence cited by prosecutors resulted from police brutality as key to the case.
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Fense
Laborite Optimistic on U S Disarmament Efforts
George Brown, defense spokesman for Britain's Labor Party, said after a six week U S tour that American public opinion has shifted toward war avoidance. He noted Americans appear eager to pursue an arrangement to lower world tension and move toward effective disarmament.
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London
George Brown
British Labor Party
United States
Brown
How to prolong the prime of life in aging readers
A Reader's Digest feature highlights science breakthroughs in nutrition that slow aging, suggesting a longer productive life. June issue promotes 42 articles from various publications. Arthur Godfrey promotes Reader's Digest on CBS radio.
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Paul de Kruif
Arthur Godfrey
CBS Radio
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