Pair Argues Ex Convict Death Results
Chester New York AP reporting a bank robber and union organizer, Alfred Dugan, was shot by cable company president Malcolm White after Dugan rushed toward him with a hand in his pocket. Dugan, 82, had a large criminal record, including a 1940 Asbury Park bank robbery. White, 48, said he fired in self defense and later claimed to have gone berserk. Police indicated potential charges against White.
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Chester
N.Y
Malcolm White
Alfred F. Dugan
Dugan
Innterstate Industrial Union
National Independent Union Council
4A Council
White
Cable Conterns
Chester Cable Corp
New Jersey
Asbury Park
John ‘Dwyer
Dugers
Duran
W. Sherwood
Erne
Ill Mannered Youth Shoots Brother in Altadena
Deputies report 18 year old Bruce Ginn told police he planned fatal harm to his 14 year old brother Edward after receiving a public safety item by mail. He shot Edward four times in their home while parents were away. Edward died. Bruce waited outside with the item and claimed Edward was ill mannered. Bruce had been in psychiatric treatment and quit school last year. Names: Harry and Mrs Ginn.
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Altadena
Bruse Tare Tow Ginn
Edward
Bruce
al ‘Etzel
Harry ‘Ginn
Group Urged to Halt Juvenile Dept Shift
Immediate action to stop transferring the Juvenile Bureau to the Police Department was urged at a Long Beach meeting by Dr. William S. Hartman associate professor of sociology State College He challenged City Council to bring in outside child welfare experts to review the move with 175 attendees applauding He warned there was not enough evidence for a wise decision and urged decisive action now The council previously approved the transfer for January 1 with Loren W McCannon administrative assistant to the city manager citing the Kroeger 1949 report as backing the shift Continued on Page A-7 Cal 1
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Police Department
Long’ Beach
William S. Hartman
State College
Long ‘Beach
Juvenile Bureau
Community Coordinating Council
Loren W. McCannon
Kroeger
Strauss Named Secretary of Commerce in White House Ceremony
Lewis L. Strause was sworn in today as secretary of commerce at a 2 PM White House ceremony. President Eisenhower praised him as he took the oath. Strauss, formerly chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission, had advised on the atoms for peace program and succeeds Sinclair Weeks who resigned to return to private business.
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Strauss
Washington
Lewis
L. Strause
Commerce
White House
Eisenhower
Atomic Energy Commission
Atoms For Peace
Sinclair
Weeks
Commerce Post
Gox
Seattle
Dulles
Molhack
Nixon Gives Stirring but Dopey Talk
Vice President Richard Nixon, in Miami for a vacation and under anesthesia for a wisdom tooth extraction, delivered a stirring nonpartisan address on American life to five listeners. Dentists Dr. Beckwith and Dr. Ashley confirmed the speech's intent, as Nixon praised his wife’s courage amid anti American demonstrations in Venezuela.
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Miami
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Jack H. Beckwith
William Ashley
Venezuela
Jay Thompson
Zim
Patchy clouds but mostly sunny Friday forecast
Weather outlook predicts patchy cloudiness but overall sunny skies on Friday. temperatures rise slightly, bringing a warmer day with light winds and dry conditions across the region.
Long Beach Officer Convicted in Bar Assault
Long Beach officer Lessie B. Young 27 was convicted in a separate Bellflower bar assault case, receiving a six month suspended jail term and a 50 dollar fine. Judge John G. Landis ordered her to stay from the bar and avoid witness intimidation while Young contends prior Navy brutality charges were cleared.
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Long Beach
Lessie B. Young
John G. Landis
Los Cerritos Municipal Court
Landis
Young
Edward M. Duke
Paramount
William Mooney
Long Beach Police
Navy
William H. Dovey
Usually Sunny Italy Counts 6 Storm Dead
Severe storm in southern Italy causes six deaths and nine injuries. In Sicily a rain-soaked house collapsed killing two children and a woman, with six others injured including three struck by lightning.
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Rome
Italy
Sicily
Man Guilty After Accidentally Carrying Loaded Shotgun
Wisconsin man Daniel L. Gellerup, 29, was found guilty in a municipal courtroom after admitting to carrying a loaded shotgun in an outboard motorboat. The judge imposed a $25 fine as the game warden expressed regret over the arrest.
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Waukesha
Wis
UPI
Daniel L. Gellerup
Gellerup
Seven Children Die in Fort Wayne Home Fire
A frame house in southwest Fort Wayne burned killing seven children aged seven weeks to 11 years. The parents escaped via a bedroom window after attempting to rescue the five still asleep inside as flames rose 40 feet. Police say a defective carburetor in the old heater caused the blaze. a repairman had been called but did not arrive.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Litt’theran
George
Chester
Irene
Alvis
John
Carolyn
Georgia Ann
Gammons
Connie
John Carpino
Carpino
Arrow
George “Gammons
Fort ‘Wayne
Three Youths Shot at Harmony Dance in Chicago
Three youths were shot and wounded, one seriously, during a dance at a west side church hall. Detective Cyril Lightfoot and Ray Donald Oxford, vicar of the Church of the Epiphany, had organized the event to bridge rivalry between two neighborhood groups.
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Harmony Dance
Chicago
West Side
Cyril Lightfoot
Police Youth Bureau
Ray
Donald Oxford
Church of the Epiphany
United States offers Soviet ban plan on nuclear tests
The United States proposed a treaty for an East West ban on nuclear tests with a policing system in a bid to break the Geneva deadlock. Ambassador James J. Wadsworth delivered the draft to the Soviet Union as the East West conference adjourned for study. The session resumes Monday and follows renewed bloc pressure in Geneva.
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United States
Geneva
Soviet Union
Berlin
Germany
Teddy
Ambbassador James
J. Wadsworth
Ime
Poland
Romania
Russia
IAF Refuses Demand by House Probe
Washington AP Jamies H Douglas Air Force Secretary refused today to release a secret Air Force report on missile program management to House investigators. He said the refusal serves the public interest while noting parts of the report had been provided to investigators. The article also describes related political tensions at Geneva talks and a separate domestic incident involving a teacher pair at Rosedale Elementary School.
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Washington
Air Force
Jamies H. Douglas
House
Nvestigatong
Geles
Josyph Campbell
Congress
Triangle
Lai
Audi Cleon Cox
Tertis
Malhook
Cox
Rosedale
Los Angeles
UCLA
Ersfield
Peggy
Stockton
Douglas
Stern
L. Dana
Wilgress
Dulles Denounces Red Chinese State In Bakersfield Incident
Secretary Dulles spoke on the Chinese situation amid a Bakersfield case in which Cox was accused of kidnapping and murder. Police found Molhack fatally wounded as Cox was questioned. Dulles urged unity against despots and praised Chinese nationalism amid regional tensions.
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Cox
Sherif
Bakersfield
Molhack
Nixon Defenders Rally After Stassen Mention
Nixon receives political support from friends after Harold Stassen suggests including Californians among 1960 GOP presidential hopefuls. The note directs readers to multiple pages for extended coverage and related features across the issue.
Unselfish boy asks Santa for a French daily
A Santa letter from Albuquerque notes an unselfish boy at 33 who asks for a French daily. He writes he will pick up a woman at the post office and that his wife would not understand if she were delivered.
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Albuquerque
N. MM
Santa
Brigitte Bardat
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