Flynn Sues Over False Arrest After Hollywood Ball
Actor Flynn files a 1.25 million lawsuit alleging false arrest on drunk charges at a screen publicists ball. He claims $200,000 general and $50,000 punitive damages from policeman William Friedman and Riviera Country Club. Attorneys Ford and Belli press the case for Flynn and Maura Fitzgibbons, his companion.
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Robert E. Ford
Melvin Belli
Behail
Maura Fitzgibbons
President Eisenhower Sends Navy Army Telegrams
President Eisenhower praised neutrality in the Army Navy game yet sent telegrams to both coaches with best wishes. He recalls playing halfback for Army over 40 years ago before knee injury. He urged the Cadets to perform proudly and noted Navy coach Ed Evodite.
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Cal Walter B
Easenhower
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Eisenhower
Erdolnty
Thief Escapes with 1300 After Hotel Vault Robbery
A late night hotel lobby robbery at the Ang waving federal era report describes two bandits forcing two men into a vault and escaping with $1300. The incident at Nob Hill's Ontington Hotel involved a night manager and staff, with officials noting no connection to higher authorities. The report quotes comments about Eisenhower and Blaik, and mentions a bartender freeing a victim minutes later.
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Yolicy
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Navy
Coor
Bit
Blaik
John Vellan
Hagl
Twinerry
Seven Thousand Mile Horseback Ride Planned From Death Valley
A group led by Loren Lee Upton plans a perilous 7000 mile journey from Death Valley California to Aconcagua Argentina using six trained horses. The expedition aims to document the trek for a potential TV series while participants supply their own $5900 shares of expenses.
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Calif
Aconcagua
Argentini
Skeleton unearthed at Gein farm in Portage County
Stevens Point Wisconsin sheriff reports digging up a new human skeleton at Edward Gein’s Wat staira County farm. A complete skull with teeth and gold crowns was found in a trench about a quarter mile from Gein’s house after a neighbor tip. Authorities say the remains likely male and part of the grisly collection tied to Gein who has confessed killings and grave looting.
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Wis
Portage County
Herb Wanserski
Watstaira County
Edward Geln
Wanserski
Waar
Gein
Favre Phons
Missing Ship in Canaries Arrests Reported
A 60 foot sailing schooner bound for Tong Island vanished and was found missing near the Canary Islands. Five suspects including Joseph Schmitz from Chicago were arrested in Las Palmas on charges of stealing the yacht from Clayton T. M. Jaeger of New York City. Authorities seized the vessel and jailed four men and a woman, with FBI involvement in identifying suspects.
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Canary Islands
Africa
FBI
Las Palmas
Canaries
Clayton T. M. Jaeger
New York City
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Ken Inecatt Copper Co
E. J. Powers
Names Advisers on Science and Satellite Advances
The article details changes to the President's Science Advisory Committee, now led by Dr I J Rab Columbia University physicist, with new members including Dr R F Bacher Dr E M Purcell Dr Herzart York and Dr George B Kistiakowsky. It notes Killian's appointment to streamline authority and improve ties between the White House and science leaders. Smithsonian experts predict a Russian rocket descent window and potential worldwide alert needs. Additional science developments from the period are listed.
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White House
James Doolittle
National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
Shell Oco
R. F. Bacher
California Institute of Technology
E. M. Purcell
Harverdsity
Herzart York
Livermore
University of California
George B. Kistiakowsiky
Harvard
No Change of Policy in Egypt
A State Department spokesman said US policy toward Egypt remains unchanged. He disputed Egyptian Finance Minister Kaisouny’s remarks about resumed lubricant exports, loan terms, and a possible Salk vaccine purchase. He noted aid funds and blocked Egyptian assets tied to March 1933 obligations.
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White
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Strike Hits Colombo City Services Over Wage Demands
In Colombo, Sri Lanka, a sporadic strike by about 8,000 municipal workers began at midnight, halting transportation and meat inspection while water supply and other services largely stayed open. The action, sparked by wage demands, follows similar stoppages affecting railways docks and other facilities, leaving the government unsure of the next target.
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Condon Attacks Low Scientist Policy and McCarthy Era Actions
Former U S Bureau of Standards head Edward Condon criticized the Eisenhower era for persecuting scientists and failing to defend academic integrity. He recalled security hearings and said President Eisenhower acted only in self interest, not to defend scientists or honor. Condon now leads the physics department at Washington University.
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London
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John F. Hagen
American Earth Satellite
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Compton
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House Committee On Un-Armerican
Lisenhower
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Washington University
King Silent on Morocco Visits Great Ranch Today
King Mohammed V arrived in Dallas and rested before a Texas visit to the King Ranch. Reports say no official dispatches were received and the king stayed silent on Morocco news amid tensions with Spain and unrest in Algeria.
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Mohammed
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French Assembly
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US robbery suspect nabbed by mounties
Dawson Creek B C police say a 37 year old US robbery suspect identified as Billy Clyde Davenport was arrested after pursuit by mounties near Dusen Creek. He surrendered without a fight and admitted the armed robbery warrant from Arizona and Las Vegas. He is in custody for immigration authorities. He had been working in a Dawson Creek butcher shop.
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Soviet Exports Rise Twentyfold Since War
London radio reports Moscow claims Soviet exports have increased over twenty times to prewar levels, placing the USSR behind the United States Britain West Germany and East Germany in the export of industrial goods.
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Rocket scientists predict fall of dying satellite over North America
Cambridge observers at the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory aim to forecast the satellites plunge within a day. Predictions map three morning passes from south to north and three more in the afternoon as the satellite spirals toward Earth. If orbit shortens to 87.6 minutes, intense atmospheric drag could ignite a visible glow before impact.
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Australia
Cubs Arrests 23 on Terrorism Charges
Police announced Friday night that 23 young men were arrested on charges of subversion and terrorism.
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Mother Won't Give Up 387 Mile Pilgrimage Hike
ANGLETON Texas City mother Manuela Carreen begins a religious vow walk toward the southern tip of the Texas range. The 46 year old trudges with limited funds and food as reporters offer help, planning to arrive Wednesday for a moment of thanks.
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