Churchill Toasts 88th Birthday With Brandy and Cake
Winston Churchill celebrated his 88th birthday in London with a morning champagne toast and brandy from the year of his birth, a turkey soup dinner, and two birthday cakes. Gifts poured in from world leaders including Kennedy Eisenhower Truman and Queen Elizabeth as Churchill waved from his Hyde Park Gate home. He used a cane after a fall on the French Riviera, missing a House of Commons attendance.
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Police Raid Seizes Lewd Book Ring in Santa Fe Springs
Three men were arrested after a Santa Fe Springs raid netted about $300,000 in pornographic literature. Officers found 200,000 banks with explicit photos in a building at R160 Secava Way. Charles Graham, 31, owner of Graham Printing, was jailed in East Los Angeles on conspiracy charges. Richard Haddad, 28, and Solin J. Forti were later taken into custody on similar counts. The operation ended four weeks of vice-squad investigation with federal help.
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Train Hits Car in Alhambra Injuring Girl
A 1 year old Pasadena girl, Pamela Jean Stone of 540 N Mareriga Ave, received minor injuries yesterday when her compact foreign car was struck by a Southern Pacific freight train near Fourth Street south of Mission Road in Alhambra. The train, moving about 33 mph, caught the car’s rear as it crossed the tracks. witnesses said signals were flashing and swinging. Stone suffered a head cut and bruises. car remained in place after the collision.
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Cuba weapons pledge stalls US Soviet talks
Washington reports UPI says Secretary of State Rusk told Anastas Mikoyan that Russia must prove Cuba is purged of offensive weapons before any further no invasion pledge. Talks in spirit of goodwill produced no breakthrough on Cuba disarmament or Berlin. Unresolved issues include UN verification and safeguards to prevent Cuba from reverting to an offensive base. Kennedy to page 10 for continuation.
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Mikoyan Tours Rockville Supermarket Without Buying
Soviet First Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan spent about an hour visiting a large Rockville Maryland supermarket. He toured aisles, talked with shoppers and clerks, sampled packaging, and observed how American store operations, foods, and goods are arranged, without purchasing anything.
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India China border clash eases with pullback pending
New Delhi reports China ready to pull back troops along the frontier while warning it could flare up again if India does not disengage. Indian officials note reduced Chinese presence yet fear regroupment for another assault. British envoy Sandys says Nehru pledged to seek a Kashmir accord in talks with Pakistan amid border tensions. Chou Enlai cautions that any failure to withdraw could jeopardize the cease-fire.
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Replica of Columbus ship found after 7 weeks missing
A US Navy P2Y Neptune located the Nina II, a 40 foot replica of Columbus ship, missing for seven weeks with eight men aboard. The vessel was seen sailing in the Caribbean, carrying food and water for about 20 days, with no radio or motor. Lt. Carlos Etayo led the crew including Tebert Marx, Antonio Sagaseta, and Antonio Bedoya. The ship departed Las Palmas Canaries 49 days earlier aiming to imitate Columbus voyage.
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Jetliner Nosewheel Collapses at San Francisco Airport
A BOAC 707 jetliner nosewheel collapsed on landing at San Francisco airport last night. None of the 65 passengers and crew aboard were seriously hurt, with only minor injuries reported by a BOAC spokesman.
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Disaster claims 25 lives as idlewild plane crashes in fog
An Eastern Airlines four engine propeller plane crashed in dense fog during landing at Idlewild Airport, killing at least 25 of the 50 aboard and leaving survivors counting into the dozens. The Lastern Flight 512 from Charlotte carried 45 passengers and five crew. The Long Island incident prompted public inquiries into field procedures, air traffic control, and telephone dialing issues amid the investigation.
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Lockheed Bargainers Warned as Wage Talks Stall
The three man presidential board warned Lockheed Aircraft Corp and the International Association of Machinists that government action could follow if deadlock persists. The dispute centers on a union shop clause amid a 48 hour nationwide strike, with both sides set to submit their positions as the fact finding panel prepares a report for the President.
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Quake 80 Miles From Pasadena Reported by Caltech
Caltech seismology laboratory in Pasadena reported a quake about 80 miles east of Pasadena yesterday. Dr. Charles Richter described the quake as strong enough to be perceptible but not likely to cause damage. An aftershock of similar size followed at 4:21 p.m., felt in Riverside and San Bernardino, likely centered in the Big Bear area.
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Typhoon Lucy Threatens Vietnam Rice Harvest
Typhoon Lucy lashed South Vietnam with gale winds and torrential rains, endangering the nation’s top rice fields and risking a major agricultural disaster. Local reports indicate potential crop devastation and economic hardship for farmers as authorities monitor the storm’s path.
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Pope John II's health improves but more tests sought
Vatican sources reported continued medical examinations for Pope John II amid uncertain ulcer cause and lingering anemia. Despite an optimistic Vatican statement that his condition is improving, doctors caution that gastric and digestive issues require further evaluation ahead of upcoming ceremonies.
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