Smog Red Alert For Los Angeles Basin Today
A dense smog blanket likely traps pollutants under a 1000 foot inversion. Heavy eye irritation expected in downtown LA from 9 am to noon and in Pasadena and foothills 10:30 to 1:30. Ozone readings rose to 82 in LA and 30 in Pasadena. surfers expect low clouds morning, hazy sun afternoon, warmer temps.
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Enduring Ike Dilemma Shapes 1956 Bid
The piece weighs the presidency's strain and Ike’s possible strength return. It questions a second term, notes Democratic leverage, and suggests Milton Eisenhower as a credible successor to carry on Ike’s persona. The column hints at a shift in public memory and political strategy.
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Local coast fog lingers as sunny spells return
Weather summary notes sunshine today with lingering early morning fog or low clouds near the coast. Yesterday’s high reached 74 and low 55 with more details on page 35.
Not in the Script Elephant Rampage Injures 3 on Jungle Set
Old Emma the elephant injured three people on a jungle set during a film scene. Trainer William Gamble suffered possible internal injuries when Emma pinned him against a studio wall. Producer Frank Ferrin restrained the animal with a hook to avert further harm. Actors Vito Scotti and Nino Marcel were on Emma’s back. Scotti sustained a brain concussion and a broken wrist, Marcel was shaken. The rampage damaged the set as crew fled. The elephant is owned by World Jungle Compound of Thousand Oaks, a major supplier of wild animals for films.
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Decline on New York Stock Exchange Deepens
Prices on the New York Stock Exchange fell to the lowest since May 18, wiping nearly $1 billion from total valuations. The Dow Jones average of 45 leading stocks closed at 156.45, down 84 cents from Monday, the lowest point since May 18.
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President Adds to Work Load After Heart Attack
President Eisenhower’s latest work session marked his most intensive effort since his Sept. 24 heart attack. Secretary Dulles reported a productive 20 minute meeting at the White House with topics including Bulganin’s reply, Geneva talks, and Middle East tensions. Doctors monitored his condition as the president’s progress remained steady.
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First Aid Said Denied Dying Boy
The uncle of a 19 year old murder victim testified that he pleaded with Neal Cook and others to permit first aid for the dying youth during the doorbell murder trial in Santa Monica. Roy Heinz recounted the shooting at Fredric’s Pacific Palisades home as Harvey Lerner and John Turney face charges alongside Evie Newton Bass.
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