Tide lands defense forms among five states
New Orleans reports gulf coast states Mississippi Alabama Florida Texas and Louisiana meet to craft a united defense against federal limits on tidelands seaward boundaries. Attorneys press for ownership to three leagues or ten miles per the Submerged Lands Act of 1933. Each state to file separate answers to the Interior Department suit, due January 2, 1958, now including all five states.
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New Orleans
Gulf
Mississippi
Alabama
Florida
Texas
Louisiana
Attye
Jack Gremillion
U. S. Supreme Court
Gremillion
Tidelands
Interior Department
Witness testifies Scott discussed missing wife in murder trial
Former date with Scott described by Mrs. Harriet Livermore, ex-wife of Jesse Livermore. She recounted his claims about Evelyn Scott being an alcoholic and immoral, plus a plan to wait seven years to declare her legally dead. She also said Scott invited her to Guatemala but she declined. Prosecution nearing rest after 100 witnesses. defense may move to dismiss.
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L. Ewing Scott
Scott
Evelyn
Harriet Livermore
Wall Street
Jesse L. Livermore
Livermers
Sir Kenneth Crossley Dies Auto Pioneer in England
Sir Kenneth Crossley an early British automobile pioneer and chair of Crossley Motors died Friday night at his home in Whitchurch England He was 8 and had been in ill health for several weeks In youth he was known as a big game hunter and sportsman.
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Whitchurch
England
Sir Kenneth Crossley
Britain
Cromber
Kenneth
Crossley Motors
Baby photographer admits killing 16-year-old mother in Chicago
Chicago police say 4-year-old Robert Stacey admitted slaying Mrs Darlene Todd after taking eight photographs of her six month old daughter Karen Lyon and hitting her with a sawed off baseball bat. Todd was found with seven chest wounds and a head slash in her West Side apartment. Stacey claimed he only meant to hit her and had no motive. Todd planned the photos as a Christmas surprise for the child’s father. The husband Tony Todd, 19, was away on a trip when the crime occurred.
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Chicago
Darlene Todd
West Side
Herbert H. Burns
Robert Stacey
Todd
Stacey
Staney
Po Hce
Tony
Magazine Company
South Side
Buffalo
N. Y
Judith Rock
Latso
Eastern fire mostly controlled with four hot spots
Firefighters pressed on third day of a blaze near Monrovia and Azusa with four hot spots kept under control. No homes threatened, limited property loss reported a cabinet and two sheds burned. Roadblocks guarded access while troops cleared brush near Nike Barley Flats and Mt. Disappointment positions. Ash drift reached the Los Angeles coast, 25 miles away.
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Pine Mountain
Monrovia
Azusa
Sherifes
Nike
Barley Flats
Missile
Mt. Disappointment
Los Angeles
France rejects Algeria talks amid Moroccan Tunisian push
In Rabat, Algerian rebels accepted a Tunisian Moroccan bid to negotiate ending the revolt, but France refused to discuss sovereignty. Paris warned Tunisia and Morocco are not neutral in the three year conflict as King Mohammed V and President Bourguiba urged negotiations. France’s Pineau at the UN called the proposal unacceptable.
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Morocco
France
Paris
Tunisia
Mohammed V
Habib Bourguiba
Aftab
Algeria
Christian Pineau
United Nations
Underground A Test Still Being Checked
Houston news reports Atomic Energy Commissioner W F Libby stating scientists are studying a vast underground atomic blast in Nevada. He notes the mountain rose half a foot to six inches and that no radioactivity or heat escaped. Efforts continue to tap molten rock 800 feet below.
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Houston
Tex
Nevada
Atomic Energy
IW. F. Libby
Libby
Robert A. Welch Foundation
Arrest of Montgomery County man over ticking parcel to Eisenhower
Releph Bossert, 41, of Kalpsville, arrested after postal intercept and Secret Service handoff of a ticking carton to President Eisenhower in Augusta, Ga. The 19 by 16 inch box held wires and a clock but no bomb. Bossert, a hardware clerk, was deemed mentally ill by doctors at Norristown State Hospital amid prior letters to the President and Hubert Humphrey.
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Eisenhower
Augusta
Montgomery County
Releph Bossert
Kalpsville
Ipostal
Secret Service
Charles G. Moody
Norristown State Hospital
Bossert
Ike Rogers eyes jobs in Justice Dept move
Atty Gen Rogers met with President Eisenhower to discuss high level Justice Department appointments but avoided naming specifics. He suggested an announcement Monday or Tuesday and did not confirm reports naming Lawrence E. Walsh as deputy AG or W. Wilson White and Malcolm Wilkey for top roles. A vacancy also exists for the criminal division head after Warren Olney’s resignation.
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Washington
Rogers
High Justice Department
Eisenower
Lawrence E. Walsh
New York
Herbert Brownell
W. Wilson White
Malcolm Wilkey
U. S
Southern District of Texas
Joe
Warren Olney
Tiny U S Meteors in Space Breakthrough Report
Dubin of the Air Force Cambridge Research Center discusses a mid air explosion on a test rocket that sent two fragments into space beyond Earth gravity. The pieces, likely under an ounce each, glowed as they fell and could alter trajectories if aimed at planets.
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Air Force’ Cambridge Research Center
Boston
Mars
Moon
Venus
theAerobee
Rubin
Arti Snd
Air Force Cambridge Research Center
Bedord
Mass
New Mexico
Sputniks Rocket Still Out in Space
Reports from Jodrell Bank trace more findings on Sputnik I as experts note expected orbital drift within range. U.S. analysts predict a December fall while moonwatch teams stay on alert for further updates. Moscow also hints at photon powered rocket research as NBC reports Oppenheimer may return to government roles amid space race focus.
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Jodrell Bank
U.S
Sputnik II
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London
O. K. Sapsunov
New York
National Broadcasting Co
J. Robert Oppenheimer
NBC
White House
Oppenheimer
Atomic Energy Commission
Institute For Advanced Study
Princeton
N. J
Slain boarding house owner found tied in bed
CORTEZ Colo A 65 year old boarding house owner Mrs Willie McEwen was found strapped to her bed with a wrench wrapped in tape after a brutal beating. Her husband Cuorga McEwen, also 65, was critically injured and reported the attack. Roadblocks swept Four Corners as authorities hunted the slayer in a violent case at the Annex Rooming House.
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Arizona
Utah
New Mexico
Colorado
Hunt
Cuorga McEwen
Anderson
McEwen
Turkey Trucker Abandons Load in Crestview
Florida state patrolmen report over ten tons of frozen turkeys stranded when a Dallas driven refrigeration unit was abandoned at a Crestview service station. The driver, last seen heading west, left 28 325 pounds destined for Sevanish Georgia and Jacksonville Florida. Officials will keep the cooling system running until a replacement driver arrives.
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Crestview
Fla
Vfi
Florida
Dallas
Tex
Here
Phil Farrior
Ferrier
Reynolds Refrigeration Service
Sevanish
Jacksonville
Farrior
Butcher Gein Is Sentenced To Mental Institution
WAUTOMA Wis Ut Ed Gein the butcher of Plainfield awaits transfer to the Central State Hospital for the Criminally Insane in a nine minute hearing Judge Herbert Bunde ordered commitment to determine if Gein is sane enough to stand trial for the slayings of Mrs Bernice Worden and Mary Hogan Both women were found in Gein s home described as a house of horrors Officials planned to dig up graves of several women whose remains were stolen to verify Gein s confessions and to search for possible more victims.
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Wis
Ed iGein
Plain
Herbert Bunde
Gein
Central State Hospital
Waupur
Bernice Worden
Plainfield
Mary Hogan
Pine ‘Grove
Owder
Dist. Atty
Zarl Kueen
Sweden's King and Queen Open New Stockholm Subway
In Stockholm the King Gustaf Adolf VI and Queen open a new 20 mile subway linking the southern and western sectors. They will lead a first ride for 39 guests from 10 European cities with subway systems, marking a significant expansion of the city’s underground network.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Gustaf Adolf VI
Life at the Buntington Hotel Menu Snippet
A readable fragment describes dining options at the Buntington Hotel on Ocean Boulevard Long Beach. It mentions private meals, a variety of dishes including roast turkey and ribs, and room service with breakfast pricing. The text reads like a hotel cafe card with meals and prices in a dated tone.
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Buntington Hotel
Ocean Blvd
Long
Leach
mRoom
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