Plane crashes into North Hollywood apartment killing baby
A small plane piloted by Joel W. Thorne crashed into a two story North Hollywood building killing the pilot and a newborn infant. Nine others were injured including the parents and two other children. the incident followed takeoff from Lockheed Air Terminal in Burbank.
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Joel W. Thorne
Thorne
Lockheed Air Terminal
Burbank
Las Vegas
Nev
Betty Jean Wolf
Sheryll Camille Preston
Michael Preston
Frank Marchica
Los Angeles
Anna Presanzano
Lyndhurst
N.J
Marchia
John
Patricia
William Bates
Preston
New York
George Robson
Hollywood
Johnnie
Shirley Powell
Miss Presinzano
Eugene Lyle
Betty Jean Woolfe
Woolfe
Joel Thorne
Delmar Watson
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Los Angeles Mirror
Tito Hosts Soviet Delegation At Brioni Lunch
President Tito entertained a 17 member delegation of visiting Soviet Parliament members at his Adriatic Brioni retreat. The meeting occurred Sunday during the visit to Belgrade Yugoslavia.
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Yugoslavia
Tito
Adriatic
Brioni
Mrs FDR Supports Stevenson Again in 1956 Nomination
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt told Newsday she favors Adlai Stevenson for the Democratic presidential nomination in 1956 and would work to secure his candidacy. She said Stevenson is the best trained and prepared and that his defeat by Eisenhower would not hurt his chances if chosen.
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Garden City
N.Y
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Adlai Stevenson
Newsday
Stevenson
Roosevelt
Eisenhower
New York
Harry S. Truman
Averell Harriman
Albany
Harriman
Algerian Attacks Raise Tensions as Faure Budget Debate Opens
In Paris the National Assembly debated Faure's Algerian policy as new violence erupted in northeast Algeria. Rebels ambushed a bus and military escort near El Mizer Pass killing five African guards and eight Europeans, with several missing. Stora near Philippeville faced a siege as riflemen fired on farms and town defenses. Sailors from the Montcalm helped bolster the area while farm evacuations continued.
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Paris
Algeria
National Assembly
Edgar Faure
el Mizer
Stora
Philippeville
Montcalm
Faure
Maldalent
Princess Margaret Romance Rumors Stir UK Headlines
London dispatch reports Princess Margaret and Peter Townsend face political and public scrutiny as Prime Minister Eden and Cabinet meet amid a romance cloud. Queen Elizabeth II returns from Scotland for talks with family and government officials while speculation over a possible marriage or breakup intensifies.
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London
Elizabeth II
Princess Margaret
Peter Townsend
Euston Station
Balmoral Castle
Prince Charles
Princess Anne
Buckingham Palace
Clarence House
Townsend-Margaret Hubbub
No. 10
Downing St
Royal Air Force
Mark Bonham Carter
Townsend
Bonham Carters
Bonham Carter
Marquis of Abergavenny
Flood Waters Recede Northeast Tackles Big Cleanup Job
Floods across six Northeastern states recede as cleanup begins after weekend rampage. Connecticut bears the heaviest toll with 16 dead and missing. across the region debris, damaged homes, and cut roads mark the disaster. Federal aid extends disaster declarations and assistance from SBA and HFA. Red Cross says about 6,900 remain homeless or in damaged dwellings.
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Massachusetts
Rhode Island
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
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Washington
Val Peterson
Civil Defense
Eisenhower
Denver
Red Cross
Army
Newsprint Price Hiked By St Lawrence Montreal
St Lawrence Montreal has raised newsprint by five dollars a ton with effect from November 1. Harold Smith, president of the Wright Co. in New York, reports notices were sent to all newspapers they supply late yesterday and notes such increases typically trigger follow-on hikes from Canadian producers.
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New York
St. Lawrence
Montreal
Harold Smith
Wright Co
St. Lawrence Corp
Peale Hails Graham as World’s Most Effective Christian Leader
In Charlotte Dr. Norman Vincent Peale praised Billy Graham as the most effective Christian leader today. He called Graham humble and influential, noting his appeal in Europe. Peale urged three mental shifts for meaningful service: calm, positive, and enthusiastic thinking.
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Billy Graham
Norman Vincent Peale
Peale
Europe
Enterprise Notified Of Price Increase
The Enterprise will pay $135 per ton for newsprint after November 1, up from $131 in New York base price, plus a southern freight differential. Bowater Paper Co. in New York indicated president A. B. Meyer is away, so prices for U.S. customers may remain steady until his return.
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Wright Company
New York
St. Lawrence
Bowater Paper Co
Bowater Paper Corp. Ltd
London
A. B. Meyer
U.S
Bowater
Southern governors clash over Dixie coalition for convention voice
Hodges favors a Southern coalition to speak with one voice at the Democratic national convention and counter extremist influence. Georgia governor Griffin backs moderation but avoids committing. others doubt feasibility while Timmerman hints at a possible third party, reflecting regional tensions ahead of the 1956 campaign.
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Point Clear
Ala
Luther H. Hodges
North Carolina
Congress
Hodges
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
South
Marvin Griffin
Georgia
Texas
George B. Timmerman Jr
South Carolina
Timmerman
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New York Times
Three-Year-Old Trapped In Food Freezer
In St Paul Minnesota a three year old boy named Mark Swanson spent most of yesterday afternoon trapped inside a basement upright food freezer. Neighbors and police searched before his mother found him on the bottom shelf. He was cold but recovering at a hospital with a thermometer showing normal temperature.
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St, Paul, Minn
Mark Swanson
Mark
Carl FB. Swanson
Red China seeks higher level talks with United States
Secretary Dulles said Beijing has proposed a high level meeting to discuss Far East issues but opposes a blockading policy while urging Geneva talks resume. He noted Chinese and American representatives have shifted from repatriation to broader practical matters and that next week he travels to Rome then Paris for foreign minister discussions with Italy Britain and France.
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Far East
Red China
Geneva
Red
Dulles
Special Am
Rome
Paris
Gates Open For State Fair Today
Raleigh reporters note the 88th North Carolina State Fair begins with opening ceremonies led by State Agriculture Commissioner L. Y. Ballentine. Wake County School Day draws thousands of students as judging starts in swine, junior dairy cattle, shorthorn beef cattle and dual purpose cattle. Attendance could top 500000 if weather cooperates.
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Raleigh
L. Y. Ballentine
Wake County
E Ted
J. Dorton
Jack Kochman
Truck Siding Collapses Injures 7 Mental Patients in North Carolina
A semi truck carrying 72 mentally ill patients to a cotton farm near Goldsboro collapsed its stake siding on a curve, sending 30 patients onto the road. Seven were seriously hurt with fractures. Driver Lemuel H. Hines lacked a commercial license. No charges filed pending investigation.
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Goldsboro
N.C
Earl Merritt
Lemuel H. Hines
Mereritt
Hines
Ira C. Long
State Hospital For Insane
Merritt
ICC Permanently Retains Rail Freight Rate Hikes
The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized indefinite continuation of the 1952 rail freight rate increases on roughly 12 to 15 percent, canceling the Dec 31 expiration and placing the higher rates into the established structure. The coal industry urged immediate repeal but the petition was denied. Nine of eleven commissioners participated with no dissents. formal opinion to follow.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
National Coal Assn
J. Haden Alldredge
Kenneth H. Tuggle
Fred W. Clayton
Nevada
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