Lanza Judgment Overturned Over Service Issue
A default judgment ordering Mario Lanza to pay 40000 for damages at a Bel Air estate was set aside by Superior Judge Stanley Mosk who ruled the singer had not been properly served. A Kaiser couple alleged damage from January leasing of the estate. A process server testified he delivered papers in April, which Lanza denied.
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Mario Lanza
Bel Air
Stanley Mosk
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Norman Kaiser
Eisenhower Reports Geneva Talks Spark of World Peace
President Eisenhower declared a spark of world peace ignited at the Geneva Big Four conference and urged patient sacrifice and mutual concessions. He listed four results toward peace, including unity in NATO and the danger of nuclear war, while noting no secret agreements were reached.
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Eisenhower
Geneva
Dulles
Congress
White House
United States
Advertisement Brings Robbers Back But Ends With Shotgun
Pasadena gasoline station owner Chick Williams urged the thief to return for “bonus green stamps” after a $225 theft. He then posted a second ad promising 24 hour service, while secretly bringing a shotgun to the.
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Pasadena
Calif
Chick Williams
Williams
Coast Guard Pilot Rescues Man From Beach
In St Petersburg Florida Coast Guard helicopter pilot Paul Smith spotted a man waving frantically from the shore and descended to hover just above the sand to effect a rescue mission.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Paul Smith
Coast Guard
Smith
Turncoats Face Arrest on Arrival
Three young American turncoats coming home from Red China face immediate arrest aboard their ship at San Francisco and a court martial later. Pentagon officials said Army officers will board the passenger liner when it docks next Friday to arrest William C. Cowart 22 of Dalton Georgia Lewis W. Griggs 22 of Jacksonville Texas and Otho G Bell 24 of Hillsboro Mississippi and Olympia Washington.
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Red China
Pentagon
William C. Cowart
Dalton
Lewis W. Griggs
Jacksonville
Tex
Otho G. Bell
Hillsboro
Miss
Olympia
Wash
Peronista Leaders Resignations Move Forward In Argentina
In Buenos Aires the Peronista majority in the House of Deputies accepted the resignations of party officers as part of Juan Perón's pacification program. Alberto Teissaire and other supreme council members were urged to withdraw but refused, signaling expected acceptance of their resignations. Meanwhile, three former Allied prisoners who had refused repatriation in 1953 faced Pentagon charges and possible prison terms after returning from Red China. They may visit family in San Francisco but cannot go home, and all hold dishonorable discharges pending court martial outcomes.
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Army
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Congress Hangs Hope On Saturday Adjournment
Sen. Knowland says a Saturday adjournment remains possible despite practical difficulties after White House review. House Leader Martin expects adjournment by week’s end or mid next week, with 12 bills targeted including military reserves and highway funding. President shows renewed interest in upper Colorado River project, likely to wait till January.
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Hull Burial Set Beside His Wife at National Cathedral
Cordell Hull, 83, former secretary of state, dies after a long illness from strokes and will be buried today beside his wife in the National Cathedral cemetery in Washington.
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Cordell Hull
National Cathedral
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Florida House and Senate convene amid recess opposition
In Tallahassee the House and Senate met as opposition formed to a suggested week long recess proposed by Governor Collins. Rep Crews of Baker County opposed the idea and Rep Chappell of Marion County touted a reapportionment package with 40 pledges to expand the Senate to 40 while keeping House at 95. Collins warned he would oppose constitutional amendments lacking House expansion for bigger counties.
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Santa Rosa
Collins Sells Florida State on Year Round Tourism Growth
Governor LeRoy Collins tours New York, Boston, and Philadelphia to promote Florida as a year round investment hub. He cites hotel expansions, proximity to Latin America, favorable taxes, and stable government while addressing bankers, industrialists, and investors. He meets Time Magazine's James Linen and Me Lynch Pierce officials, then attends a Florida development section for Latin American diplomats.
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Collins
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Time Magazine
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Air Force Counsel Details Talbott Ties to Firm
Air Force general counsel John A. Johnson testified he discussed Harold E. Talbott outside business interests with Attorney General Brownell in January. Johnson said Brownell expressed no disagreement with the legal opinion he drafted about propriety and legality of doing business with Talbott’s management firm.
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John A. Johnson
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Harold E. Talbott
Brownell
Johnson
Radio Corp. of America
Talbott
Senate Investigations
New York City
Paul B. Mulligan
Cone
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Bright Spot Wife and Husband Clash Over Temper
A dramatic domestic exchange features a wife attacking her husband with harsh labels while he responds that no man is perfect, reflecting a volatile marital dispute likely from a period piece. The dialogue showcases fault finding and tempered rebuttal within a tense domestic scene.
Red Agent Is Arrested For Spying In Korea
South Korean counterintelligence said Lee Chang Kwang, 25, a suspected Communist agent, entered a Chonju prison, questioned Maj. Gen. William F. Dean after his capture in August 1950, and then relayed Dean’s answers to the Communists. Dean provided no military information, but Lee’s act of spying and informing was deemed a serious crime.
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William F. Dean
South Korea
Dean
ROK
Lee Chang Kwang
Chonju
Lee
United States
Flames hollow out Danish submarine Saelen in Copenhagen
In Copenhagen flames hollowed a Danish submarine Saelen trapping crew in the engine room. Several men escaped through an emergency hatch after a wall of fire enveloped the compartment.
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Copenhagen
Saelen
Partly clear Wednesday with scattered thundershowers forecast
Sarasota area predicts partly cloudy conditions with widely scattered showers and thundershowers into tomorrow. Florida coast sees scattered showers and afternoon storms, highs around 92, lows near 73, with easterly winds over the east Gulf. Weather data include readings: temperature 86, barometer 30.06, max 89, min 73.5, no rainfall in the last 24 hours.
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