Sabre jets down two MIGs off Korea coast
U S Air Force reported four Russian built MIG 15s attacked an RB 45 recon plane over the Yellow Sea and were shot down by F 86 Sabrejets west of Korea in international waters. The clash followed Soviet air attacks on American reconnaissance planes, with continued tensions around Formosa and near Shanghai.
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Nationalist Army Alerted to Tachens Evacuation
Reported today that Nationalist forces in Taiwan prepared to evacuate about 10,000 troops and weapons from the Tachens under a government alert. Chiang Kai-shek expected to issue evacuation orders within 24 hours amid U.S. discussions on possible off-shore island withdrawals and air sea observers.
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Lodge Talks With Eisenhower On Far East Policy
United Nations Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge Jr reports after a conference with President Eisenhower that U.S. policy for now is to keep the other side guessing. They discussed the Formosan crisis and potential UN actions with Russia while offering no specifics on cease-fire timing or new moves. Secretary Dulles returns from the Bahamas as the State Department opposes a large outside Far East conference.
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Bahamas
Red China
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Unidentified Submarines Shadow US Seventh Fleet Near Formosa
US Navy officers report unidentified underwater craft shadowing the 7th Fleet near Formosan waters. They suspect Soviet submarines observing American ships and Chinese Nationalist forces amid evacuation talks for Taiwan defenses. The observers note the subs kept distance and posed no immediate threat, but officials anticipate possible later action.
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Mendes Downfall Triggers French Political Crisis
In Paris Rene Coty faced the daunting task of choosing a new premier as Pierre Mendes-France’s government collapsed after a heated confidence vote. The North Africa policy split the assembly and provoked street protests while Western allies watched for shifts in NATO commitments and French foreign policy.
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Ex Husband Held in Town Farm Murder
Fort Dodge Iowa reports a Stratford farm couple Mr and Mrs Clifford Anderson found murdered in their home. Ex marshal Dilaré Brown 29 was arrested near the scene after walking from the farm and admitting the shootings. Brown said he came with a letter from Mrs Anderson permitting access to the children. He fired on Anderson then shot Mrs Anderson when she confronted him. Brown is jailed in Webster County.
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FBI captures one of ten most wanted fugitives
Memphis Tenn based FBI agents nabbed Kenneth Darrell Carpenter who was on the ten most wanted list for bank robbery and parole violation. He surrendered without resistance near Arlington Tennessee after a tip led agents to tail his car. A Mauser pistol and sawed off shotgun were found, along with about 4 015 in a shaving kit. Carpenter’s companion J Eomphiely of Poplar Bluff Missouri faced fugitive from justice charges. Carpenter was arraigned and jailed on 50 000 bond.
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Ivermore Man Escapes in Crash
William L. Carter, 32, of Livermore, escaped with minor injuries after his car spun out of control on Highway 50 near Livermore pass, struck a dirt bank, crossed the divided highway, and hit an embankment. He was treated at St. Paul’s Hospital and cited by the California Highway Patrol for driving without due caution.
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Cops Raid Nude Party In Ashland Neighborhood
Ashland deputies arrested two youths ages 5 and 6 after finding them in a vacant home at 3893 Daryl Avenue. They forced entry, damaged walls with a grass sickle, smashed a window, removed drawers, and tossed a bedroom. Estimated damage around 26 dollars.
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Secret Soviet A Bomb Tests Revealed in Paris Report
A French government spokesman announced four secret Soviet atomic tests between September and November, bringing total Soviet blasts in a four month period to six. He noted Western powers monitored atmospheric radioactivity but cautioned on exact dangers. The United States had already conducted numerous tests and Britain planned more.
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Henri Lonachambon
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Australia
Review's Sports Pages Win Award From Publishers
The Daily Review won second prize for general excellence in sports coverage at the CNPA meeting in San Francisco. Other honors included Vallejo Times-Record best sports page and honorable mentions to several papers. awards cover front pages, weeklies, and special features across California newspapers.
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CNPA
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Riverside
iEnterprise
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Southwest
San Mateo Man Arrested Over Forged Checks Case
Raymond Garcia Espinoza, 20, jailed for cashing forged checks in San Mateo and other East Bay cities. He allegedly admitted to police he cashed a Jan check at a Country Lieur on 201 Jackson Street under the alias Death Galindo. Checks were stolen in a December burglary in San Jose. Espinoza denied knowledge of the burglary and claimed the checks were given by a friend.
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