Show Business Day In Los Angeles Court
In Los Angeles a divorce action features Peggy King seeking dissolution of her marriage to trumpeter Knobby Lee. Other divorces awarded include Jeanne Crain, Joanne Gilbert, and the wives of Edward G. Robinson and Art Baker. Edward G. Robinson Jr pleaded innocent to a felony drunken driving charge. Brinckman and King figures appear in settlements, alimony, and property divisions amid a flurry of celebrity divorce claims.
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Los Angeles
Peggy King
Jeanne Crain
Joanne Gilbert
Edward G. Robinson
Art Baker
Robinson
Edward G. Jr
Miss King
Knobby Lee
Norbert Lidrbauch
Miss Crain
Paulrinkman
Brinkman
Judge Paul rules desegregation speed set in Virginia suit
The ruling reiterates that the superintendent has the most influence over school operation and sets an early desegregation date for Charlottesville. It notes specific white and Negro student counts in grades and high schools, outlines costs and fees, and references related cases in Arlington Norfolk Newport News and Prince Edward County. The decision denies a motion to dismiss for lack of formal applications by Negro students and highlights NAACP involvement.
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Paul
Charlottesville
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Virginia
Arlington
Albert V. Bryan
Prince Edward County
Norfolk
Newport News
Richmond
Oliver W. Hill
New Burglar's Aid Used to Loot Bank of $100,000
Lynbrook New York burglary involved a lookout on a railroad trestle wiring a telephone alarm to the bank vault. Thieves climbed to the annex roof, entered via a third floor window, and burned the depository with an acetylene torch, fleeing with about $100,900 in cash and undisclosed checks. the bank alarm failed to trigger.
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Lynbrook
N. Y
Meadowbrook National Bank
Long Island
Bank
Ebersole's Body Not in Plane Found Sunday
The Ebersole family learned the CAA said no bodies were in the plane found Sunday and that four bodies were later reported in Parker Lake Texas The Sutton Corporation plane disappeared February 7 on a Houston to Mexico flight and is still believed to be involved Local officals plan to drag Parker Lake for remains and note shallow muddy conditions and recent drought may reveal wreckage
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Ebersole
Christian M. Ebersole
George Ebersole
N. Braddock St
CAA
Sutton Corporation
Parker Lake
Texas
Star performers to entertain at GOP convention
San Francisco prepares for the Republican National Convention opening August 20 at the Cow Palace with a lineup of major entertainers. George Murphy chairs the tent committee and has secured Ethel Merman Rosa Lind Russell Irene Dunne Jane Powell John Charles Thomas Howard Keel and other Metropolitan Opera stars for the event.
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San Francisco
Cow Palace
George Murphy
Ethel Merman
Rosalind Russell
Irene Dunne
Jane Powell
John Charles Thomas
Howard Keel
Gene Archer
Metropolitan Opera
Two Winchester Crashes Cause $625 In Property Damage
Two traffic accidents in Winchester yesterday caused property damage totaling $635. Lester Franklin Raines, 37, was found guilty of driving drunk and failing to report an accident in separate incidents, facing fines and costs. The first crash involved Raines in a 1952 Studebaker rear ending a parked 1952 Chevrolet on 8S. Washington St. The second crash on Stonewall Ave and Lee St involved a Plymouth and a Pontiac with damage to both vehicles.
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Winchester
Lester Franklin Raines
Rt. 1
Gore
Washington St
Raines
Joseph C. Ritter
Winchester Police Department
Mr. Raines
Studebaker
John Newton Turner
Rt. 2
Stonewall Ave
Lee St
Holmes McFarland
John Warren Rice
Edward Warren Truslow
E. Piccadilly St
Rice
Pink Elephant Stolen From Philadelphia Lawn
Police search for Mrs. Rose Petrella following the theft of a 200 pound pink elephant statue on a concrete base with iron spikes. Petrella expects quick recovery and notes the quirky item was originally on her front lawn.
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Philadelphia
Death sentences confirmed in Cyprus extremism case
In Nicosia Cyprus Governor Sir John Harding confirmed death sentences for three Greek Cypriot extremists linked to a Dec 15 ambush that killed a British corporal and injured others. A traffic ban was imposed as authorities prepared for the executions, following prior hangings by British authorities.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
John Harding
Greece
Andreas Zakkos
Charilaos Michael
Iacovos Patatsos
Zakkos
Michael
Brian Coombe
Coombe
Patatsos
Shrimp Supper Draws Local Fire Company Members
About 30 members of the South End Fire Company attended a shrimp feed last night at the Lions Shelter. Kenneth Curl chaired the supper committee. The group voted to buy 400 feet of booster hose and asked the equipment committee to seek prices for a 214 inch fog nozzle. Curl reported repainting of the truck room floor.
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South End Fire Company
Lions Shelter
Kenneth Curl
John A. Boyd
DA Affirms Oath and Duty Amid Press Scrutiny
The prosecutor said he remembered his oath of office and the duty to both the defendant and the people who elected him. Judge Forte noted historic cases with heavy press coverage but stated the public had confidence in the jury.
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Smith
Forte
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Greyhound Terminal
Mr. Curl
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
Delme
P. McIlwee
Lew Grimm
R. E. Perrine
Lee Hollar
Tom Wolfe
National Guard
Indiantown Gap
Harry Rainsberger, Jr
Lester McKee
N. Loudoun St
Kenneth E. Henry CO
Winchester, Va
S. Braddock St
Kiwanis
Molden
Tiny
Strosnyder
HFC
America
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Raeacrees Finance
J.C. Pen
Mohawk
Chrysler
New Yorker
Bill Lundigan
Channel 9
Chapman Motor CO
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