Scandal Trial Slins Back in Doldrums
In Los Angeles the Confidential trial moved briefly to Gardena to obtain testimony from a bedridden defense witness. The prosecution rested its case by 10 45 a.m. and presented about 50 exhibits earlier admitted for identification. Judge Walker allowed most exhibits and ordered the witness testimony to be taken in court reporter presence. The defense seeks to undermine the Maureen O Hara episode by contesting the evidence and testimony. A separate San Fernando report details a 12 year old boy Sheldon Elmore fleeing home after fearing arrest following a death caused by a heart attack during tag. He later reunited with his parents after collecting $110 from a newspaper route and traveling with various companions. A Texas couple turned him in to authorities after learning he was not 16 as claimed by some. The boy was returned home as he resumes studies.
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Deess
Los Angeles
Gardena
Herbert V. Walker
Arthur J. Crowley
Grauiman
Jan Harkins
van Ness Ave
San Fernando
Sheldon Elmore
Texas
Vaughn Elmore
Dallas
Shelton
The Great Missile Hassle Heading the Debate
The Army and Air Force clash over control of the intermediate range ballistic missile in the ongoing Great Missile Hassle series on Page B-7. See references across the paper including Combing-Page B-1 and Mal Boyle-Page A-9 for related notes and cross references.
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Air Force
Newport Welcomes President Eisenhower on Rhode Island Visit
President Eisenhower arrived in Newport Rhode Island for a extended vacation as the Navy guest. He rode in an open car through historic streets to Washington Square for a welcome in front of Old Colony House. He praised the warm reception and noted Mrs Eisenhower was improving after July surgery.
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R.I. WP
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Narrew
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Quonset Point
John J. Sullivan
Vanderbilt heir weds sixth wife in Nevada ceremony
Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr. 39, son of the railway family, married Ann Nogdham 23 in Reno Nevada. Governor Mrs Charles J. Joeeell and Senator George W. Mass Jones attended at the home of Vanderbilt’s attorney John Sinai.
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Cornelus Vanderbilt Jr
Railroaw
Ann Nogdham
Eer
Nevarla Gov
Charles J. Joeeell
George W. Mass Jone
iNev
Vanderbilt
John Sinai
Race Crisis at Little Rock Desegregation Test Deepens
AP reports US marshals may escort eight Negro students to Central High while Arkansas officials deny plans. In Washington, the Justice Department says no basis for such a claim. Guardsmen again block entry as a 15 year old boy and an 18 year old girl attempt to reach the school amid a tense, hostile crowd. Continued on Page A-6.
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Sherman Clinger
U.S
Little Rock
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Jbut
Bear Kidd
Washington
Justice Department
Arkansas Adjutant General
Lnggps
Stond
Orval Faubus
Wavional
Marion Tohnson
Potters
Elizabeth Edford
Sea High
National Guardsman
Tulane Army grid game ban urged
Rep James Fulton petitioned President Eisenhower to stop the Army Football team from traveling to New Orleans for the November 16 Tulane game over Louisiana racial laws. He urged a general order barring service teams from segregated sports, warning West Point would break the northern boycott if the game proceeds.
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Eisenhower
U.S. Military Academy
New Orleans
Tulane
Louisiana
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White House
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Army
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West Point
Lousisiana
Soviet Jet Airliner Racing Toward U. S.
A TU104 jet airliner from Moscow to New York landed in Reykavik Iceland at 9 37 a m on its way to Goose Bay Labrador and then McGuire AFB New Jersey It would be the first Russian civilian aircraft to land on U S soil The flight duration is about 18 hours total The Soviet embassy had requested landing rights and the Port Authority planned noise tests to assess compliance with a low noise standard
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Moscow
United Nations
Reyskavik
Iceland
Goose Bay
Labrador
Norman C. Reuter
London
McGuire Air Force Base
New Jersey
United States
Port and
Port Authority
State Department
Five More A Blasts Due by Sept 21
Atomic Energy Commission scientists face the task of fitting at least five more nuclear blasts into the 1957 test schedule before summer’s end. Adverse weather over the past two months caused delays, pushing the originally planned finish date beyond September.
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Weather Watch Fog Possible Tonight Then Sunny
Fog may linger tonight with clearing tomorrow morning. Mostly sunny Thursday with a high near 82 degrees. Wind light. Temperature guidance and timing based on local observations.
Bulldozer and Beer Scene Slams Five Garages Missing
In Media Pennsylvania five garages behind Donald Bae shore, 46, were pushed into a ravine by a bulldozer operator Charles Bennett after a beer talk with Bae shore. State police say Bennett and Bae shore were detained on malicious mischief charges in $1,000 bail each. The garages belonged to Concord Foods, Inc.
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Concordville
Donald Baeshore
Earl Glasser
Baeshore
Charles Bennett
Glasser
Bennett
Justice of the
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Concord Foods, Inc
Three More Break Free at Hospital Pueblo
Three additional inmates escaped from the State Mental Hospital in Pueblo Tuesday night, bringing the total fugitives to seven as police pursue them. William P. Stansky, 22, from Denver, was recaptured with his mother Lorraine Staw driving him back to custody. Earlier escapes included Guy Stacy, 45, Monte Vista. John P. Smith, 43, Denver. and George Hager Jr, 34, Colorado Springs, with attendants noting they were confined for alcoholism and not deemed dangerous.
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Colo
State Mental Hospital
William P. Stansky
Denver
Lorraine Staw
Jsky
Guy Stacy
Monte Vista
John P. Smith
George Hager Jr
Colorado Springs
Havana bombs strike during Batista celebration
In Havana and nearby Pinar del Rio Province a new wave of bombings hit during Fulgencio Batista marked the 24th anniversary of his seizure of power. Three blasts damaged central stores while two Havana newspaper offices were wrecked and a 19 year old girl was killed with four others injured as bombs exploded in three movie houses and a third failed to detonate.
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UPI
Pinar/Del ‘Rio
Fulgencio Batista
Cuba
Russ Again Turn Down Arms Plan
The Soviet Union reiterated opposition to the Western package plan for a first stage disarmament treaty at the U N disarmament conference. Valerian Zorin accused Western powers of stalling on immediate limits on testing and questioned the value of the four power package. Western delegates pressed for further clarification of Moscow stance amid ongoing debates.
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Russia
U.N
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Fire Sower
U. N. Disarmament Commission
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Soviet Union
Pacific hurricane dodges toward open water near Hawaii
A hurricane with 30 mph winds at its center moved northwest at about 10 mph across the Pacific. The Weather Bureau placed the center roughly 300 miles west of Kauai as airliners diverted flights several hundred miles south on Hawaii Wake Island routes.
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Weather Bureau
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Hawaiian
Hawaii- Wake Island
Giant narcotics ring allegedly smashed in New York
New York authorities disclosed a sealed indictment naming 46 defendants and 16 conspirators in a major narcotics operation. Nine arrested, seven in New York, two elsewhere. Leader identified as Harry Stromberg, over-all director for over 25 years. Ring smuggled heroin cocaine and opium from France and other countries, at times importing about 50 pounds of pure heroin worth 3.5 million dollars. The indictment was opened in federal court before Judge Edward Weinfeld.
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Harry Stromberg
Ring
Stromberg
New York City
Oe Ete
TRE Dofe
France
Paul W. Williams
Fof
Federal District
Edward Weinfeld
Soviets Send New Notes on Mideast
Western diplomats report Moscow has handed fresh notes from Andrei Gromyko to Sir Patrick Reilly seeking joint action by the Western Big Three to stabilize the Middle East. The notes reply to June 11 Western proposals for a Big Four declaration banning force in Middle East settlement.
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Middle East
Foreign Office
Patrick Reilly
Andrei Grosmyko
Moscow
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