Arizona Senate Race Echoes Bitter Campaign
In Phoenix Arizona voters weigh Barry Goldwater and Ernest McFarland for the US Senate amid sharp rhetoric and federal probes. With 391 590 registered voters and about 315 000 ballots, observers note intense effort as Joseph Stalin cartoons trigger a Senate investigator inquiry, though no evidence ties either candidate to the ad campaign.
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James H. Duffy
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FBI Guards Warren and Frankfurter Threats Prompt Security
FBI agents guard Supreme Court Chief Justice Earl Warren and Justice Felix Frankfurter amid anonymous threats linked to a union bosses plot. Senator Carl Curtiss says the matter will be aired under Senate subcommittee scrutiny as the FBI declines to comment on investigations.
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FBI
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Cea Yen
Felix Frankoe
Nolo
Senate
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Rents Ambulance to Cast Her Vote Near Election Day
Mrs H R Minkoff about 50 is hospitalized at Queen of Angels Hospital and slated for surgery. She has rented an ambulance to take her to the polls and return to the hospital in time for her operation.
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Los Angeles
UPI
H.R. Minkoff
Queen of Angely Hospital
Pig Went to Market but Didn't Stay Long
A 300 pound pig escaped a meat packing plant pen in Philadelphia and roamed streets. Patrolmen chased it through alleys, firing ten shots with a ricochet wounding a man lightly. Experts from the plant finally recaptured the animal under a loading platform.
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Philadelphia
Confused Supreme Court notes mix with misread lines about ballots
Fragmentary report blends references to a 1954 ruling on school segregation, voting procedures, and presidential ticket thoughts with a late note on Little Rock and an unrelated blast in El Cajon. It mentions a home made bomb injuring a child and $1000 in damage.
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Frankfurter
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Cision
Herbert Hoover
Charles Curtis
Alfred F. Stith
Josephy Robinson
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UPI
Gary Lee George
Film Figure Sam Zimbalist Dies in Rome
Rome reports the death of film producer Sam Zimbalist at 57 from a heart attack on the set of Ben Hur in Cinecitta. He collapsed at Movie City and died hours later at his Rome villa. Zimbalist previously produced Quo Vadis and King Solomon's Mines. Ben Hur had an advance budget of 10 million dollars, the largest ever for a single film.
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Sam Zimbalist
Hollywood
Cinecitta
Five 70 plus couples wed in mass ceremony in Tokyo
TOKYO UP I reports five couples all over seventy were married in a mass ceremony at a home for the aged. The newlyweds are honeymooning at the Awaji Island facility and have been moved from dormitory quarters to separate rooms.
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Tokyo
UPI
Awaji Island
Wisconsin Couple Killed in Smashup
In Palmdale a Wisconsin couple Elmer Bink 52 and Ruth 49 of La Crosse were killed when their car failed to stop at a signal and struck the side of a gasoline truck, according to sheriff's deputies.
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UPI
Elmer Bink
Ruth
la Crosse
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Sheriff's Deputies
Khrushchev Sees Allied A Test Plot Prompting Action
Khrushchev warned that the West may resume atomic tests within a year and that Western nations stall at Geneva. He spoke to workers in Leningrad, broadcast by Pravda, urging vigilance against imperialist forces and pledging no complacency as NATO and Britain press for disarmament talks.
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Nikita
Khrushchev
United States
Britain
Geneva
Polish premier visit and divorce headline in Pravda
A fragmented dispatch notes Polish Premier Josef Cyrankiewicz visiting Moscow and a Pravda banner stressing unity. It mentions Marie Musso Piscitello and Vida Musso with references to communist leaders, friendship and a divorce granted to Piscitello amid political context. The garbled text ties Russia and Poland to diplomatic tones and a public figure’s marital status.
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Pravda
Los Angeles
UPI
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Poland
Marie Musso Piscitello
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Vida Musso
Peoples Socialist (Communist
Fat Piscitello
Airlines Union May Vote On Capital Offer Amid Walkout
The International Association of Machinists began balloting today in Washington and Pittsburgh with Chicago and Detroit voting Tuesday over Capital Airlines pay offer to end a 29 day walkout. The union urged rejection, predicting near unanimous no votes. Capital’s service remains halted as talks propose 30 cents hourly raise plus fringe benefits and 8 cents more next Oct 1. The FBI reports a separate arrest in Martinez involving John Raymond Kahl, a felon with prior transport theft convictions, tied to a separate case and an armed robbery.
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Capital Airlines
International Association of Machinists
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Detroit
Robert T. Quick
Capital
San Francisco
PBI
W. W. Burke
FBI
Northwest Airlines
iCharge
John Raymond
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Martinez
Centray I Costa County
Burke
Kahl
Ike to Fly West This Friday
Gettysburg reports President Eisenhower plans an early Westward flight this Friday for a Colombo Pact nations meeting in Seattle. Mrs. Eisenhower hinted they will not stay at the farm this weekend as the President leaves by plane for the Pacific Coast. Travel plans were not complete, Hagerty said.
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Eisenhower
Seattle
Eisenhower Farm
Pacific Coast
White House
Washington
James Hagerty
Greek-Americans greet visiting royalty in Chicago
Throngs of Greek-Americans gathered at Union Station to greet Queen Frederika and Princess Sophia on their two day Chicago visit. Attired in national dress, groups formed a guard of honor as the royal party arrived.
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Chicago
Frederika
Greece
Sophia
Union Station
Teamster Leader in Oregon Indicted
A Portland based International Union vice president Crosby was indicted on perjury charges by a federal grand jury in Washington. James G. Crosby of Portland faced accusations tied to testimony before the Senate committee in 1957. The panel had been probing labor racketeering with informant claims about Seattle officials and Portland vice and gambling rackets.
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Clyne
Crosby
International Union
Oregon
Frank D. Garrone
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Rocks
International Organ
Portland
Senate
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Wa5
Xiykalo
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Ue-In
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Frank K. Mykalo
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James G. Cros
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Teamsters
Seattle
Foot Comfort Shoes Ad at Hiss Clinic
An ad promoting Dr Hiss Shoes promising comfort and a 30 day money back guarantee. It notes foot ailments and offers clinics with experienced doctors at branches in Long Beach Los Angeles Pasadena San Diego and San Francisco with address 244 East Bradway in Long Beach.
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Hiss Clinic
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East Bradway
Los Angeles
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San Francisco
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