Safe Looted of Jewelry and Stocks
A three million dollar burglary struck the home of Raoul Fernandez, a West Hollywood retiree and widower of Coca Cola fortune heiress Katherine Johnson Candler Fernandez. Thieves took a walnut cabinet safe containing about 1 million in jewelry and 2 million in Coca Cola stock, plus valuable items including a 500000 dollar diamond necklace and real estate deeds. The non negotiable stock and lack of entry clues mark the theft, which occurred while Fernandez was absent at dinner. He and his late wife were married 23 years.
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Los Angeles
Raoul Fernandez
Delongpre Ave
West Hollywood
Katherine Johnson Candler Fernandez
Coca-Cola
Lee Bergman
Sheriff's Detective Bureau
Fernandez
Bedtom
Dave de Soucy
Ate
Isita
U.S
Weather update for Wednesday coastal area
Mostly sunny Wednesday with early morning fog and low clouds along the coast. Slightly cooler conditions with a maximum temperature near 68 by noon.
Kennedy and Nixon To Speak To American Legion in Miami
Senators John F Kennedy and Richard M Nixon addressed international issues as they prepared for joint speeches to the American Legion in Miami. The campaign date and venue were announced as both campaigns push Cuba and other international topics.
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John PF. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
American Legion
Miami
Eisenhower Calls for Un to Fight Khrushchev Speech in Red Wing
President Eisenhower urged a ceaseless effort to strengthen the United Nations in a Detroit to Red Wing cross country speech. He warned against stumbling as Khrushchev attacks the UN while Nixon and Kennedy clash amid the Cuban crisis and defense policy debates.
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Red Wing
Minn
Eisenhower
United Nations
Nikita Khrushchev
Detroit
Michigan City
Presse
Kennedy
Nixon
Fulgencia Batista
Cuba
Khrushchevy
United Nations Gram
Russia
Fidel Castro
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Hiwatha
Newspapers line up endorsements in 1956 presidential race
The Associated Press survey lists endorsements by 1956 newspapers with political classification and quotes from editors praising Eisenhower or Nixon. It notes varied editorials from Dallas News to Portland Express and Scripps Howard papers, and includes concordant comments on candidates' qualifications. In Connecticut, three guards were held by convicts at the state prison before a conference with a lawyer and state rep led to their release. the incident spurred cabinet speculation and comments from Gov. Gleason.
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Lst
Albuquerque
Ind
Eisenhower
Chattanooga
Tenn
Newsfree Press
Nixon
Chicago Sun-Times
New York Daily’ News
Christian Science Monitor
Lodge
Boston
Mass
Eisen
Cen
Portland
Maine
ted-Express
Richmond
News Leader
Times Dispatch
Kennedy
Scripps -Howard
News- Papers
Inc
Syracuse
N. Y
Post-Standard
Elsen
Chicago Daily News
Wethersfield
Conn
Connecticut
Walter Doolittle
Hartford
Peter Kinosh
Sacramento
Lattorey
Roger Gleason
Brown
New Britain
Marshall N. Dudley
Guilin
Ford
Gleason
Doolittle
Light Boat Buccaneers Row Off Newport Reach
Coast Guard intensified search for three teenage yacht thieves who seized a 30 foot ketch, Alpha I, from Newport Harbor. Missing youths: Larry Reitz fourteen, Mike Maffeii fourteen, Nick Busseau fifteen. Coast Guard patrols cover sea lanes near Lower California with air support and the USS Pontchatain offshore.
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Newport Reach
U. S. Coast Guard
Mission Bay
San Diego
Larry Reitz
Irvine Ave
Mike Maffei
W. Balboa Ave
Nick Busseau
E. Ocean Front
Ralph Watts
Newport Hlvd
Young Reitz
Lower California
San Clemente Island
Mexico
Coast Guard
Yankees Fire Ol' Casey as Manager
NEW YORK UPI Casey Stengel was fired as manager of the New York Yankees at age 70 five days after the World Series loss to Pittsburgh. He blamed co-owner Dan Topping for the decision and said Webb leniently allowed the move. He cited a shift to a younger organization as the stated reason.
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NEW York
UPI
Casey
Stengel
New York Yankees
Yankees
Pittsburgh
Yankee c
Dan Topping
Webb
del Webb
Topping
Beat Expcuse
CROSS BORDER TO FREEDOM Two Americans recount Soviet trial and escape
Two Americans Mark Kaminsky and Harvey Bennet said they entered the Soviet Union as tourists and were detained seven weeks in Kiev and Uzgorod. Kaminsky pleaded guilty to collecting material and conducting incompatible activities with tourists and received seven years in prison before expulsion. Bennet, held as a witness, denied Tass reports he denounced Kaminsky.
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Vienna
UPI
Soviet Union
Russia
Mark Kaminsky
Jefferson Township
Mich
Harvey Bensnett
Bath
Maine
U. S
Austria
Kiev
Uzgorod
Ukraine
Kaminsky
Bennet
Tass
U.S. and Soviet Push U.N. Arms Debate
The United States and the Soviet Union urged the United Nations Political Committee to begin a wide arms debate to break a long East West deadlock. Four disarmament questions were placed in the committee, while the panel struggled over its work program amid a larger General Assembly push for world peace.
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United Nations
United States
Soviet Union
U.N
General Assembly
Khnushchev
Missing Deer Hunter Found Near Sequoia National Forest
Porterville report says John Matibo, 36, an Inglewood deer hunter, missing since Sunday in the California Hot Springs area of Sequoia National Forest, was found by a ranger late Monday. He walked out to a road at Cold Springs Saddle about five miles from Powder Horn Meadow. officials say he suffered no ill effects.
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Porterville
Ney
Inglewood
California
Sequoia National Forest
John Matibo
Cold Springs Saddle
Powder Horn Meadow
Matiba
Storms Batter Texas as Four Die in Rain Slick Collision
Storms and electrical displays swept Texas for a fourth straight day. Four persons died in a collision on rain slick streets near Snyder 20 miles from the oil center. Rain totals reached up to 88 inches despite terse details on the sports page.
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Pall Aa
Lunde
Texas
Parsons
Rainslick
Weal
Snyder
Work progresses on Feather River water project
The article notes ongoing construction on the Feather River water project despite potential voter rejection of Proposition 1. It references multiple newspaper sections and pages where related items appear, including Beach Combing, Siridge, classifieds, and various features across sports, theater, weather, and obituaries.
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Feather River Water Project
Siridge
Wilken
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