Coast Fire Raging Third Day Near Los Angeles
A wind driven brush fire in the San Gabriel mountains burned 25 000 acres for a third day. Damage reached 25 million dollars with no homes endangered though communities near Monrovia Azusa and Altadena Montrose faced ash fall. Crews including Indian hot shots fought hot spots along a four mile front aided by Nike and missile centers nearby.
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Los Angeles
San Gabriel Mountains
US Forest Service
Dear Flat Camp
Monrovia
Azusa
Monrovia Peak
Pine Mountain
James
Nike
Barley Flats
Mt. Disappointment
Altadena
Montrose
Young Fisher Wins Marriage Nod Over Family Business
Malcolm Fisher aged 20 won permission to wed Anne Robinson 26 amid a magistrates court ruling over his stake in a $67,000 business venture. His father, a village inn proprietor, said the pair could choose between the inn or the business, and Fisher chose the girl. He currently drives a truck earning $36.40 a week.
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Wakefield
England
Malcolm Fisher
Jove
Anne Robinson
Malcolm
Fisher
Winter gear and furniture shortage reported in Soviet press
In Moscow the biggest sporting goods store has no winter sports equipment as the clerk notes winter season not yet started. A Kazakhstan furniture store also reports no furniture as reported by a newspaper. Vladimir Shishmarov, an 84 year old Lenin Prize winner and Academy of Sciences member, dies, Pravda reports.
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Moscow
Fis
Kazakhstan
Central Asia
Pravda
Vladimir Shishmarov
Academy of Sciences
Cecile Dionne Weds Philippe Langlois in Rural Ontario Church
Cecile Dionne, one of the surviving quintuplets, married Philippe Langlois at Sacre Coeur de Jesu in Corbeil Ontario. The ceremony drew about 100 guests and reporters while plans include a three week California trip after the reception.
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Corbeil
Ont
Cecile Dionne
Sacre Coeur de Jesu
Cecile
Philippe Langlois
Montreal
Olive
Cece
West Ferris
California
Little Rock Fine Could Test Ike Act
Vernon Duncan was fined 850 dollars plus costs for resisting a military order during a Central High School walkout amid integration protests. His conviction was appealed as attorneys argued whether the federal order directing integration and army enforcement could be challenged in municipal court.
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Ike
Little Rock
Eisenhower
Vernon Duncan
Central High School
National
Robinson
Coffelt
U.S. District Court
Caffelt
Squillante Free On Bail In Nassau County Extortion Case
Vincent Squillante pledged not guilty to extortion charges tied to a $3,400 contract shakedown in Nassau. His brother Nunzio and Carmine de Cabia, head of the Inter country Cartmen's Association, also entered not guilty pleas and were released on bail.
Dickenson Freed From Pen Plans Ministry Study
Ed ward Dickenson a Korean War turncoat aged 27 was released from an army prison after three and a half years for aiding the enemy and informing on fellow prisoners. He plans to study for the ministry at Free Will Baptist college in Nashville and may open a furniture repair shop to finance his education.
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Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Edward Dickenson
Cracker's Neck
U.S
Powler
Dickenson
Free Will Baptist College
Nashville
Wade
Nus
Alli
Landslides Kill Eight? Eight Feared Dead in British Columbia
Reports from Vancouver indicate torrential rains and 8 mile per hour winds triggered landslides in Prince Rupert B C. Three homes were swept away with eight lives feared lost though data are fragmentary. One child reportedly pulled from rubble alive.
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Vancouver
B. CG
Prince Rupert
B.C
Ketchikan
Alaska
Pacific
George Ellson
Vyun]couver Him
Oneyy
Pellets and Fireball Sightings Linked by Smithsonian Scientist
Smithsonian scientist Dr Armand Spitz suggested pellets fired into space or by the air force could explain many recent briar fireball sightings. He criticized the administration for withholding news of the firing.
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MIAMS
UPS
Smithsonian
Space
Air Force
Armand Spitz
Todd Sues for 105064 Tax Claim in Los Angeles
Todd, husband of Elizabeth Taylor, seeks 105064 dollars in taxes from Los Angeles County claiming overpayment based on an alleged assessment error. The suit, filed Friday, centers on a dispute linked to his wartime book project.
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Los Angeles
Mike Todd
Elizabeth Taylor
Aosuit
Todd
Father of Year Sued for Damage Done by Family
Chicago based Father of the Year recipients in 1952 and 1953 faces a $5,000 suit over alleged damage to an apartment once occupied by his large family. Dr Johny Currie, former landlord, claims fixtures were removed and walls damaged before the family moved out two years ago. The case opened Friday and continues.
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Chicago
Charles Rose
Johny Currie
Wis
Boxie
Grters
Ald
Turke
J Coney
Jty
Purke
Baylegald
First 31 Spurned At Hoffa's Trial
A disjointed report notes a failed rocket test attributed to Hoffa era experiments. Fragments and debris fell to earth after detaching from the main booster. The effort, linked to Professor Fritz Zwielry at a California institute, aimed to develop scientific meters amid years of trial.
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Hoffa
Dahin
Dubaid
Fritx Zwielry
California Institute “Erhnalogvy
Water Shortage Grips Budapest Citywide Water Crisis
Budapest faces a looming water supply breakdown amid weeks of drought. Officials urge residents to conserve, shut main taps on weekdays, and anticipate fines for violations as supervising teams check large apartment blocks for excessive use.
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Budapest
Dreauth
Burt l
Cite
Meteor Pair Might Reach Planets
Bedford Mass AP civilian air force scientist Maurice Dubin 30 said two aluminum fragments blasted from New Mexico on Oct 14 could escape Earth gravity and drift toward Mars or the sun. The Acrobee rocket used a 54 mile altitude blast with shaped charges. fragments sped 40 000 mph.
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Associated Press
New Mexico
Outer
Space
New York
Mt. Palerar
Observatory
James K. Hulfa
Harvard
Elolta
Court
Talesman
SINCO
Maurice Dubin
Dubin
Mars
Moon
Air Force Cambridge Research Center
Boston
Dotemedies
John Kuba
Iowa Highway Patrol Airpane
Maquoketa Wa
Immiethalersy
Highway 149
Williamsburg
Police chase leads in Cedar Rapids daylight holdup
Two young bandits and an accomplice robbed Koch's tavern in Cedar Rapids of about 2400 dollars on a Friday afternoon. Detectives pursued several leads as witnesses cleared suspects. a third man was seen in a getaway car. Police recovered the gun, hunting cape, and sunglasses from the abandoned vehicle.
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Etdar Rapid
Srai
the Searen
Cedar Rapids
John Kuba
Kuba
Koch's
First Street
Warren Koch
Koch
Walt Myers
Swisher
Penick
Ford
Eleventh Avenue
Carrier for Sputnik 1 Still Intact
CHESHIRE England AP The carrier rocket of the first Soviet satellite Sputnik 1, missing all day, reappeared on radar Saturday night still intact and descending. Jodrell Bank director A C Lovell said the rocket’s period is shrinking and its life may last several days. Scientists noted the carrier vanished earlier but later surfaced, with experts estimating aloft time until about December 11.
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Cheshire
England
A. C. Lavell
Jodrell Bank
Lovell
Jodstrell Bank
U.S
John S. Rhinehart
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
Cambridge
Mass
J. Allen Hynek
Sputnik T
Moscow
Consultant Post Lost by Pitzele
ALBANY AP Mervyn S said he was paid over 10000 by the Teamsters union while serving as top New York state labor mediator and has been fired as consultant to a State legislative committee Auto Pioneer Dies WHITCHURCH England Sir Kenneth Crossley 80 a pioneer in the automobile industry died Friday night
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Albany
Mervyn S
Teamsters Union
New York
Whitchurch
England
Sir Kenneth Crossley
Britain
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Gaston Genest
Quebec
Sans
Chuckie
Don Gary
Bedford
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