Diplomats Praise U S Leadership at World Affairs Dinner
Asian European and South American diplomats praised U S leadership at a World Affairs Week dinner in Dallas. Burmese ambassador Win urged Americans to share freedom with equals while Dutch and French speakers urged responsibility and shared principles amid global tensions.
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Dallas
Asia
Europe
South America
United States
UO Win
Burma
J. EK. Foisen
Netherlands
Julie A. Lacarté
Cugat and Wife Delayed by Customs at New York Airport
Abbe Lane and Xavier Cugat faced a two hour customs search at Idlewild after arriving from Rome. Officials said a tip prompted the luggage inspection, but all items were cleared. Lane planned a TV rehearsal and tried to reach her lawyer during the delay.
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New York
Abbe Lene
Xavier Cuzat
Tollewild
Rome
Cugat
Miss Lane
National Broadcasting Co
Europe
Charleston Novelist Succumbs in N Y
Charleston novelist and poetess Josephine Pinckney died in a New York hospital after visiting Richmond, New York and New England earlier in August. Her novel Three o Clock Dinner, published in 1945, was a Literary Guild selection and made into a film with $125,000 rights. The notice also includes a separate public utility rate increase filing in California by Southern Counties Gas Company of California with details on an offset charge and filing date.
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Charleston
S.C
Josephine Pinckney
New York
Richmond
New England
G&s
Public Utilities Commission
State OF
California
Southern Counting “Gag Company OF
Public Utilities
Southern Counties Gas Company OF California
California Public Utilities Commission
Commission
Ederal Power Commission
Berinzing
Southern Counties
Gas Company of California
Parmins Annex
Los Angeles
Californi
Conmmmission
Southern Counties Gas’ Company OF
Guy W. Wadsworth, JR
Pud
Ai—F.-T
New Speed Limits Urged By Safety Conference
Sacramento notes from the governor’s eighth annual Traffic Safety Conference where about 1,000 delegates adopted nine division recommendations. They urged radar use by the Highway Patrol, aircraft support, stricter licensing, mandatory driver training in high schools, and even compulsory training before licensing.
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Sacramento
Highway Patrol
Argentina imposes state of siege to quell labor unrest
Buenos Aires authorities suspend constitutional guarantees in the capital and Buenos Aires Province to curb strikes. About 150 labor leaders were arrested as communications were sabotaged. The decree, valid for several days, targets political and labor meetings amid inflation and upcoming elections.
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Buenos Aires
Mary
Buenos
Aires
Bodies Reported Near Wrecked Jet
Probers led by Capt J S Quinn McClellan Air Force Base found 35 miles northeast of Nevada City what may be remains of bodies but no positive identifications were made. Wreckage spread over a large area first sighted by deer hunters. The plane is believed to be a jet trainer crashing in a Sierra storm Feb 3. It was piloted by Lt J C Sutton of Craig with Capt F C Omann of North Highlands.
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Sacramento
Nevada City
J. S. Quinn
McClellan Air Force Base
J. C. Sutton
Craig
F.C. Omann
North Highlands
Here
Yugoslav Leader Djilas Sentenced to Seven More Years
Yugoslavia’s former vice president Djilas, 46, was given seven additional years in prison for hostile propaganda abroad after a one day trial. He already serves three years for a similar offense and will have nine years total. The case centers on his book The New Class published in New York.
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Milovan Djitas
Yugoslavia
Tito
New York
Frederick A. Praeger
Djilas
United States
Hungary
Shemska Mitrovica
Hiloven Djilas
Hare
Theo
MSTS Plans Withdrawal of 3 Pacific Ships
The Military Sea Transportation Service will withdraw three ships from Pacific duty next month. Adn. J. M. Will MSTS commander told Rep. Tel (R-Wash) the moves are for reasons of economy as passenger demand in the Pacific falls. One ship in each port will be placed on ready reserve in November. ships will be unmanned but ready on short notice.
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Washington
Military Sea ‘Transportation Service
Pacific
Adn
J. M. Will
MSTS
Rep
Tel
R-Wash
Military Department
Will
Far East
Seattle
San Franctisco
Tollefsun
Hoys Merchant, Marine and Fisheries Committee
San Franccisco
Honolulu
Guam
Philippine Islands
San Francisco
Wil
Baldwin Park Crash After Sneeze Hospitalizes Driver
Baldwin Park resident Sharon Lee Barrett was hospitalized after a sneeze caused a car collision with a power pole. Authorities report injuries are not serious and indicate she was driving at the time of the accident.
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Baldwin Park
Sharon Lee Barrett
Dulles and Gromyko discuss arms plans at UN meeting
UNITED NATIONS delegates hoped a talk between Secretary Dulles and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko would clear the way for Assembly action on arms and related issues. The Western plan seeks a suspension of tests tied to disarmament, while Russia pushes for broader conditions and inspection. Diplomats doubted the talks would resolve the Middle East stalemate or unlock the disarmament subcommittee impasse.
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United Nations
Upi-Usn
Dulles
Andrew Gromyko
Russia
West
United States
India
Japan
London
Middle East
Speed of Light Healthy If You Can Achieve It
An aviation doctor says man could endure space travel at light speed but would need one year to accelerate to 186,324 miles per second and another year to decelerate before landing. Dr CM Whitlock Jr of Convair San Diego spoke at the Western Occupational Health Conference.
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Los Angeles
CM Whitlock Jr
Mars
Whitlock
Convair
San Diego
Western Occupational Health Conference
Fragmentary notice from ASU and Long Beach area
Partial OCR fragment references Sevolithed daily except Sunday at ASU and Pie Ave Long Beach. Mentions Member Audit Bureau of Ctremiation and names Marie Cons tueniinger iene To Sarrier Delivery. Includes monetary figures 48 9.00 2470 and 400. Lack of clear events or actions.
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Sumdag
ASU
Pie Ave
Long Beach
Bureau of Ctremiation
Marie Cons Tueniinger
Husband Held in Strangling Case in Los Feliz Home
Maurice H. Greenwald, a 30 year old stationery supply executive, faced a murder charge after a jury found him probably criminally responsible for the strangulation death of his wife Esther Greenwald at their Los Feliz residence on August 29. Autopsy and witness testimonies pointed to asphyxia by strangulation between 1:30 and 5:30 am. Greenwald contends innocence and claimed they traveled to Hawaii, with alibi notes about a bagel stop and delayed arrival home.
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Los Angeles
CNS
Hig
Los Feliz
Maurice H. Greenwald
Esther Greenwald
Holly Knoll Dr
Greenwald
Gerald K. Ridge
Margaret Chaberla
Myra Ave
Charles E. Williams
International Airport
Honolulu
Ridge
Three Perish When Cliff Buries Road
Three highway construction workers die when a mountainside cliff crashes onto U S Highway 10 near Snoqualmie Pass. One other worker is seriously injured as debris blocks a quarter mile of road five miles east of the summit. A survivor, Ed Suave, 46, of Yakima, describes hearing crunching earth and near capture by the slide.
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Seattle
Wash
Snoqualmie Pass
Highway Department
Washington State Patrol
U.S. Hwy. 10
Reds Shell Quemoy Fire Missiles On Quemoy
Formosa Taiwan reports Communist guns on the China mainland fired 30 shells at Quemoy today with no effect. The Defense Ministry did not indicate whether Nationalists returned fire.
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Taipei
Formosa
China
Quemoy
Defense Ministry
Outbreaks Rise as Vaccine Struggles Persist
United Press reports near half a million influenza cases in Chicago and nationwide as vaccine supplies run short. University campuses in Michigan and Iowa report outbreaks. Northwestern and Milwaukee schools show sharp attendance drops. Health officials warn peaks in many states, with New York facing a potentially month-long siege.
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United Press
Chicago
U. S. Public Health Service
Washington
Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Indiana
Iowa State College
University ‘of Iowa
Northwestern University
Evanston
Til
THE
Health Service
Arizona
Milwaukee
FE. R. Krumblegel
New York
Riot Order Denied to Sen Byrd
Sen Byrd demanded a copy of a riot training directive issued to Army units in the South after federal troops moved to enforce desegregation in Little Rock. Secretary Brucker refused, citing public interest, and canceled the directive a day later. Byrd called the stance shocking and amazing.
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Washington
Brucker
Sen
Byrd
D-Va
South
Little Rock
Ark
Pentagon
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