Train Crash Shatters Steel Truck Trough California Route
Engineer Thomas F. Mack of San Bernardino reported the San Bernardino to Los Angeles freight engine, hauling 3,860 tons of steel, was traveling about 15 mph when a collision occurred. The impact sent debris and a passenger, Miss Kuhberg, into the tracks beginning her nauseous ordeal and leaving her with a severely injured knee after the engine dragged several hundred feet. The incident left the derailed car and rigging rocking, with workers recalling a frightful bang and the train jolting violently as it neared its stop.
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Taiorence Hufad
San Bernardino
Los Angeles
Three Shocks Recorded in California Counties Last Night
Three separate shocks were recorded in San Bernardino and Riverside counties last night. Officials reported minor damage but no casualties as residents felt tremors across the region.
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Alsan Bernardino
San Barnardino
Rwefside
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Fragmented World War II era political ramble in OCR
An unreadable OCR snippet mentions Attorney General Stanley Mosk and a California night in Washington. It alludes to a special probe, Alderman Daryl Lewis, and a nationwide drive raising funds for a presidential nomination. Also references Southern Pacific rail peace talks and West Berlin politics with Willy Bramit and the Free Democrats.
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Stanley
California
Washington
West Berlin
Willy Bramit
Boulallius
Free Democrats
Konrad Adenauey
Christina
Democrats
California Ladybug Import Law Sparks Outrage and Confusion
Reports describe a controversial bill in California amid reports of a beetle invasion. Dewey Donohue explains ladybugs as beneficial predators for aphids and garden pests. Officials debate mandating beetle import controls while noting market prices for ladybugs range from three to eight dollars per gallon.
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Donohue
California
Kennedy backs a foolproof nuclear test ban plan
President Kennedy said no treaty will be accepted unless it guarantees protection against underground tests by the Soviet Union. Defense officials warned detection limits may miss many events, challenging the goal of a fully verifiable ban. Senate hearings discussed Vela project tests and Cuba withdrawals while Fitch noted Soviet forces likely reduced weapons tied to missiles. Kennedy urged isolating communism in the hemisphere and pressed for broader cooperation to curb Cuba’s influence.
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Washington
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Defense Department
Dolnt
Capitol
Joint Atomic Committee
Defense
Romney
Eugene Herrin
Dallas
Neves
Cuba
United States
Eastern Flood Threat Lingers Across Northeast
Floods from heavy rains push rivers high across Ohio West Virginia and beyond forcing thousands from homes. Winds and snow sweep up the North as coastlines endure deluges and road closures. Schools businesses and utilities suffer outages while flood stage on the Hocking River rises to dangerous levels. about 800 people relocate to higher ground including about 70 student evacuees in Athens Ohio dormitories.
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Associated Press
Ohio
West Virginia
Indigha
Pennsylvania
Mary
Jani
Novith
Carolna
South Carolina
Kentucky
Tennessee
Arinsburg
W.va
Bustiois
Enpoeany Nook
West Virginine
Tadliany
Carolina
Marinensee
Athens
Amobig
Mystery Frogmen Sightings Reported by Navy
Navy officials in San Diego and Washington confirmed sightings of unknown divers nicknamed frogmen around San Diego Harbor. Spokesmen said a few divers swam near warships, vanished and were not confirmed as Navy personnel. Office of Naval Intelligence agents investigated ships after repairs but found no trace of the divers.
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San-Diego
San Digg Harbor
al Tiuh Naeval
Washington
Iere
San Diego
Navy
Morith
Avarahips
le Fall
Office of Naval Intelligence
Plane Crash Kills Three at Grand Ole Opry Site
A night flight returning from a Kansas City concert ended in tragedy when a chartered aircraft carrying stars Patsy Cline, Hawkshaw Hawkins, Cowboy Copas and others crashed in wooded hills near Camden Tennessee. All aboard perished, including the pilot and Cline's manager Sandy Hughes. News sparked nationwide expressions of sympathy as investigators probed the cause near US Highway 70.
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Camden
Tenn
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Cline
Hawkshaw Hawkins
Cowboy Copas
All Tay
Cou Try
Ténnes Ivers
Ole Opry
Aus
Sandy Hughes
Nashville
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Tashville
Kansas
City
Kan
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WSI
Aglieh
Slycarald Opry Country
Highway 70
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