Sophia Loren Jewel Burglary Shocks London Film Set
Sophia Loren laments a burglary of about 560000 in jewels at a chalet near London where she is filming The Millionaires. A jewel case bearing the name Sophia was found in the Thames and Interpol may be involved. Police see possible links to other celebrity thefts as attackers target high profile figures.
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London
Sophia Loren
Naples
Doren
Miss Loran
Scotland Yard
Miss Loren
Thames
Sophia
Carlo Punti
Interpol
International
Pierre
Rouve
Miss Toren
Britain
Lauren Bacall
sArtor Tumphrey Bogart
Miss Eacall
Underworld
Friand
Bogart
Five youths tied to weekend gang slaying in Riverside area
A 17 year old, Morales, was booked for murder after 20 to 25 Circle and Dot gang members gathered for an after the wall rumble near W Mitchell and Grandjean. Hernandez died from shotgun pellets and a leg wound after a fragmenting confrontation with a 22 caliber rifle later linked to the case.
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Albert James Hernandez
Huron
Fi Morales
Pruitt and Edwards
Morales
Frank Castillon
West Guerra
Flatto
Eddie T. Rodriguez
Ocl&ers
Hernandez
W. Mitchell
Grandjean
Circle
Dot
Riverside
Joe Cantu Uy
BDO
W. Bitchell
Warrage
Rocheguez
Julin H. Montez
Perez
Fez
BE. Marytin
Arthur ‘Murray
Broadway
Jez
Circle Gang
Zelda
Dot Gang
Meother
White Dot
Guerra
Sire
Game
Bacher
Dwight and
Wilcox
300 Seniors Hear Envoy Tell of Crisis at St Marys
U S ambassador to Mexico Robert C Hill spoke at St Marys University commencement for 300 graduates and honorary doctor of law degrees. He urged vigilance against threats to liberty and stressed the need for informed leadership in national and international affairs.
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Rebert C. Hill
U. S
Mexico
Hill
St. Mary's University
Shambora
Kocurek
William E. Shambora
Brooke Army Medical Center
Louis J. Koairek
Walter J. Beuhler
Stephan A. Leven
Tau
South Africa Cabinet Talks Ahead of Union Day
An informal South African cabinet meeting in Bloemfontein discussed the expected speech by Prime Minister Hendrik Verwoerd on Union Day. Verwoerd, in public for the first time since April 9, faces liberal and business pressure to ease racial segregation and ease policy. Col. Kreud of Union Steel warned Pretoria to end isolation and seek international understanding amid ongoing violence.
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Bloemfontein
South Africa
Hendrik F. Verwoerd
South African Union
Verwoerd
Johannesburg
Col. K. Treuod
Union Steel Corp
Phase Finished in Study to Tell Nuclear Explosions from Quakes
UPI reports that U.S., British and Soviet scientists completed the first phase of a program begun May 11 to distinguish underground nuclear explosions from earthquakes. Details remain undisclosed as they prepare to report to a conference and seek new instructions.
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Geneva
UPI
U.S
Arrests Mount as City Traffic Crackdown Surges
Authorities report 23 138 moving violation tickets issued since February with a daily average of 24 arrests during the period. Breakdown includes 7 speed arrests 6205 no driver’s license 8619 miscellaneous offenses 328 drunken driving 450 improper inspection stickers and 211 improper registration. Notably 29 drunk driving arrests occurred during the Memorial Day weekend. The prior week totaled under 20.
Meathead label fires up textile union at convention
William Pollock of the Textile Workers Union of America denounced the Eisenhower administration as a bunch of meatheads for scheduling a spy plane over Russia on the eve of a peace conference. He warned that only fools could have damaged Khrushchev’s propaganda position and that a salvage of international prestige depends on both sides dropping the meathead stance.
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Chicago
Ipi
William Pollock
Textile Workers Union of America
Afl-Cio
Eisenhower
Pollock
Russia
Khrushchev
Queen Mother Elizabeth Farewelled By Rhodesia Children
More than 30,000 Rhodesian schoolchildren of all races cheered and sang farewell to Queen Mother Elizabeth as she concluded a day tour of Rhodesia and Nyasaland. The queen mother leaves Rhodesia on Monday after the U S day tour.
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Desia P
Elizabeth
Rhodesia
Nyasaland
Salisbury
Southern
Rho
Father and son drown family tragedy near Fort Campbell
In Clarksville Tennessee a father Thurman H. Jenner 34 on an outing with his family pulled in his son’s body on a fishing line after discovering his younger daughter had drowned. The incident occurred during a near water rescue attempt at Fort Campbell Kentucky.
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Clarksville
Tenil
Ft. Campbell
Thurman H. Jenner
Jenner
Robert
Sharon
Dallas school integration referendum faces signature deadline
Officials warn that Dallas schools risk losing 2.7 million dollars in state funds if integration proceeds without a favorable voter vote. A petition requires 42 000 signatures. about 32 000 collected as the deadline approaches.
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Dallas
Federal District Court
GOP Chairman Backed for VP by Goldwater
Sen. Goldwater urges Morton for vice presidential nomination saying he is an effective campaigner and well known across the country. The GOP chairman Morton receives new backing as a strong VP candidate.
Memorial Day Service Held at Cambridge American Cemetery
At the Cambridge American Cemetery in England, the fourteenth annual Memorial Day service drew participants from American and British communities. The event honored fallen service members with prayers and wreaths in a solemn ceremony.
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Cambridgs
England
UPI
Pere Sons
Pot Americas
American Cemetery
Hare
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