This Week in Pictures
UNIDENTIFIED FAN wrestles Referee John Thomas to canvas aod poses a threatening blow fol
lowing the fourth round of a wild bout l»*tween \l Bnticrrez alnl L. Morgan, in Eos Angeles.
Norman Lockwood, second of Gutierrez, tries to pull irate fan off Thomas. Riotous match which in
cluded double knockdown was won by Gutierrez on a TKO.
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with u con fide n! smile alter taking witness chair in Washlnjrt on.
at the start of Senate Agriculture Committee hearings on the new
administration farm program. The program, already under fire
on Capitol Hill, calls for a lowering of minimum price supports on
hasie commodities.
PRESIDENT EISENHOWER clenches his fist as he emphasizes a
point daring a news conference. The President, at his first meeting
with newsmen since Oct. 30, said he would prefer a reasonable
amount of deficit spending to a tax increase.
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Venezuela Spiral ramo is designed so that spectators can de rend int«* the glass-enclosed center
of the pool to watch fish swimming around them.
COMEDIAN SID C'AESAK, who is returning to television, examines a rifle from his collection of
target-shooting weapons at his King’s I'oint, N. Y., home.
EDWARD (1. ROBINSON, 04, u;i<l his bride Now York dress de
signer, June Adler, 88, are all smiles in Robinson's dressing room
in National Theater in Washington, D.C., after It was disclosed
they were married at nearby Arlington, Y'a. Robinson is playing
the lead in the stage production of “iVliddlc of the Night,’’ a play
centerlng on the Alay-Decembcr marriage of a man to a much
younger woman.