Coast Fire Erupts at New Spots
A brush and timber fire in Malibu intensifies with two new hot spots on day two. The blaze has scorched more than 20 000 acres, destroyed at least 34 homes, and caused evacuations as winds whipped flames toward Corral and Sequit canyons. One man died protecting his family. several officials and residents escaped with their lives.
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Malibu
Calif
Pacific Ocean
Santa Monica Mountains
Caced
Corral Canyon
Sequit Canyon
Mulholland Highway
Los Angeles
Keith Klinger
Witenhall
California
Refugee processing at Camp Kilmer drawn under scrutiny
Washington AP reports the Immigration Service found no Communist or Hungarian secret police among refugees at Camp Kilmer New Jersey after detailed checks. Officials say accusations arise daily but investigations rarely support return of refugees. Hoover praises refugees as material for American growth while Nixon seeks guidance and Eisenhower orders continued processing despite quotas.
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Washington
Camp Kilmer
N. J
Army Center
Hoover
New York
Mixon
U.S
Waldorf Towers
Nixon
Austria
Mail-Order Mate Disappoints Wife in California Case
Adelaida De Leon Venderica Arocha, 42, filed municipal court papers claiming Salvadore Arocha courted her by mask and iley and they wed by proxy in Seville four months ago. She charged he misrepresented age and status, and asked for her return to Spain at his expense. The court ordered Arocha, a plant nursery worker, to pay her return passage.
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EL Cason
Calif
API
Spain
Adelaida de Leon Venderica Arocha
Salvadore Arocha
Iley
Seville
Arocha
Four Indicted in Map Theft Case
A federal grand jury indicted four men on conspiracy charges in a scheme to move stolen Gulf Oil exploration maps. Named defendants are Odie Seagraves, Irving Milner, Emanuel Lester also known as Emanuel Lieberman, and Edward Lieberman. Two co conspirators Thomas Smith and John Marvin Leivin testified before the jury. Milner was arrested in New York. Seagraves and the Liebermans are from New York, with Milner believed to be in Canada. A prior complaint against Leivia will be dismissed.
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Pittsburgh
Gulf of Corporation
Odie Seagraves
Houston
New York
Irving Milner
Emanuel Lester
Emanuel Lieberman
Edward Lieberman
Thomas Smith
Gulf Oil
John Marvin Leivin
Orange
Texas
FBI
Milner
Canada
Leivia
Arested Dec
Wilson Intends To Stay For Present In Cabinet
Defense Secretary Wilson said he will remain in the cabinet at least until Congress approves the new military budget. He noted he might change his mind and commented that a man never knows what is going to happen to him.
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Washington
INS
Wilson
Congress
Service stations move to end trading stamps practice
The Linn County Service Station Dealers Association plans to stop giving trading stamps by January 15 as most operators in Cedar Rapids and Marion move toward quitting. President Dan Burgus confirms the push saying many dealers see stamps as costly with little business attraction left. Some non members report stamp costs of about 120 per month and say competition prevents charging extra to customers. The group is contacting members to coordinate the plan with several operators already ready to quit next month.
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Cedar
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Linn County
the Gazette
Tim
Burgus
West Side
Oae
Airmen Dead Likely After Alaska Crash Near Bald Mountain
Eight airmen aboard a KB-29 died or were missing after a training flight crash 50 miles north of Anchorage near Bald Mountain. The aircraft took off from Elmendorf Air Force Base, triggering a large explosion and fire witnessed by locals. Survivors unconfirmed as rescue teams respond.
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Anchorage
Alaska
VOUS
Air Feves
Bald Mountain
Elmendorf Air, Force Base
Countryman Warns of Evil in Attorney General Curb
Des Moines AP Attorney General Dayton Countryman argues against limiting the attorney general’s powers, warning the move could lead to local option enforcement and graft. He cites the Governmental Reorganization Committee proposal to strip raid requisition and police raid orders. He urges broad legislative input before any decision.
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Countryman
Curb
DES Moines
Dayton Countryman
Java
State Bureau of Criminal Investigation
State Safety Commissioner
Ality General
Ruseruo
Genera
United States
Ke Salaim
Tala
Nurimin Er
Lfpary
Dan
Davenport
Dubuque
Council Bluffs
Sioux Chy
Hawkeyes Named No 1 Team by Columbus Sportswriters
The Columbus Touchdown Club announced Iowa Hawkeyes as the top college football team in the nation based on its schedule. Notre Dame’s Paul Hornung is named for the Heisman-like award with ceremony set for January 18. Rick Casares of the Chicago Bears receives the professional award at the annual banquet.
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Clumbus
Chia
Columbus Touchdown Club
Robert C. Zuppkeaphy
Java
Columbus
Pheeluh
Ichic Harley
Paul Hornlung
Notre Dame
Joseph F. Carr Tyonhy
Rick Casares
Chicago Bears
Che Elt Strand
Ispurks
U N Begins Clearing of Suez Canal
Salvage vessels began clearing the Suez Canal as Egypt agreed to allow operations. U N officials reported that Israel would withdraw its troops from the Sinai by January 7, while British and French ships continued work at Port Said. Egyptian sources said negotiations with Britain and France were not possible while hostilities continued.
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Gazette
Suez Canal
Egypt
Raymond Wheeler
Jett
Sinai Peninnsula
United Press
U.N
Hammuarskjod
Port Said
Foree
EL Cup
Tn Wommarskjold
Nasser
Cktain
France
Britain
Storm Sewer Plans Seen For Cedar Rapids Districts
Cedar Rapids city council action on a 165 060 storm sewer project in the Cleveland ditch area. Swede Halvorson urged financing future sewers by assessment within drainage districts, estimating up to 6 million could be raised with about 200 per property in five or six districts. He warned bonds would hit all residents. The plan covers 3 500 feet from Johnson Ave NW to First Ave near 21st St. He stressed need for engineering staff and funding for larger sewers ahead. Continued on page 4 col 6.
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Cedar Rapids
Cleveland Ditch
West Side
Publo Improvements
Swede Halvorson
Halvorson
Starin Sewers
Allux Devy
Starin
Halvorson Sais
Wariiuvs
Moscow Admits Student Defects
Moscow officials acknowledged that some Soviet university students have been infected with ideas seen as alien to the motherland. A Pravda report cited a Moscow party conference that found serious defects in student training and weak leadership in Komsomol organizations.
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London
INS
Russia
Moscow Radio
Pravda
Communist Party Committee of
Moscow
Komsomol
Young Communist League
Bus Segregation Clashes Rise in Deep South Stand
In Birmingham and other southern cities gunfire and mass arrests mark tense efforts to desegregate bus seating. Montgomery buses integrated under a federal order. Tallahassee suspended a franchise while drivers were jailed. Birmingham saw 21 arrests in a peaceful protest. Civil rights leaders call for court action while authorities pledge segregation.
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Associated Press
Montgomery
Ala
Tallahassee
Fla
Af Cities Transit Company
Charles Aualey
Ure Gus Company
Frank Stautamire
Intereme Council
Paign
Fily
Birmingham
FP. L. Shuttlesworth
Shuttlesworth
Marie Quits Her Shop in Montreal
Marie Dionne closes the shop run for the Dionne quintuplets in Montreal Wednesday. Emer Bourget says Marie left for undisclosed personal reasons and may sell by year end to ease tax position. Marie will stay with two sisters in Montreal while Annette studies music nearby. Emilie died in 1954.
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Montreal
Marie Dionne
Emer Bourget
Marie
Miss Bourget
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Murray Snyder
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