Runaway Auto Kills Woman on L B Street
A 74 year old woman, Helena L Pomllock of 1122 Cherry Ave, was killed when a runaway car at Anaheim St and Chesrvy Ave rammed a line of vehicles and struck her as she stepped from the curb. The driver was Anna L Bloch, 68, of 282 Park Ave, who lost control after stopping at the intersection.
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Helena L. Pomllock
Cherry Ave
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Park Ave
Anaheim St
Chesrvy Ave
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Mottell’s & Peek Chapel of
the Palms
Youth Heath accused in fatal Michigan stabbing and arson
In Harrison Michigan a 17 year old, Gene Heath, identified by a dying victim as her killer, confessed to planning an armed robbery and stabbing Beverly Thompson 14 after a dispute. Fire damaged the home’s basement as Heath was arrested near Copperton. The case adds to Michigan and Long Beach fatality tallies as authorities pursue charges.
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Harrison, Mich
Michigan
Gene Heath
Beverly Thompsaty
Ted Cooper
Heath
Tanmpson
Cooperton
Midland County
Tra| Smith
Saginaw
Mich
Copperton
Thompson
Clare
WM's POOCH SURE FIRE BUCK HOUND
The WM recalls a dog named Spot who saved a whale family and alerted a household during a house fire. Spot pushed the booster doorbell to wake residents and retrieved a diaper wrapped in a towel, humorously calling it the fire insurance policy.
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Spot
Human torch clues haunt Kierdorf attack case
In Pontiac Michigan assistant prosecutor George Taylor questioned Teamsters Local 332 official Frank Kierdorf about a so called human torch attack. Authorities consider the possibility it was an accidental burn during inflammable fluid work or a home made bomb incident. Kierdorf withholds information and faces continuing questioning as investigators pursue leads including a neighbor sighting of bundles leaving Kierdorf's darkened home.
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Pontiac, Mich
UPI
Team
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Frank Kierdorf
George Taylor
Tiaierdorf
Kierdorf
Anothher
Teamsters Union
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Taylor
Kierdorl
Flint
Methoribies
Kierdarl
Florida
St. Joseph Mercy
Herman Mierdorf
Damage Claim in Police Brutality Case in Long Beach
A $50,000 preliminary damage claim was served against the City of Long Beach, Police Chief W W H Dovey, and Officer Ray Barnhart by Helen Garland. The claim cites alleged police brutality during Mrs Garland’s July 14 arrest, her heart attack, hospital treatment, and resulting expenses.
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Frank Stanton de
Jerome Johnson
Atttorneys
William L. White
20Th St. Long Beach
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Boy Struck by Car on Coast Highway in Gilroy
A seven-year-old boy was critically injured after running into Pacific Coast Highway near Gaviota Avenue. He was hit by a car driven by Leah Ray McIntire, 24, of 5328 Cars to Avenue. The boy was returning home from buying an ice cream bar when the accident occurred. Larry LeRoy Miller, 7, was admitted to Community Hospital with a skull fracture, concussion, and possible internal injuries.
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Pacific Coast Hwy
Gaviota Ave
Larry LeRoy Miller
Gaviota
Leah Ray McIntire
Ave
James
Ike Snaps Up Khrushchev Proposal at U.N. Assembly
President Eisenhower accepted Nikita Khrushchev's plan for General Assembly discussion of the Middle East crisis, rejecting a summit session of the U.N. Security Council. He urged action on a U.S. resolution to replace U.S. troops in Lebanon with a force to ensure stability, while Khrushchev urged a Soviet backed approach.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Middle East
United Nations General Assembly
U.N. N. Security Council
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Khrushchev
General Assembly
U.S
Lebanon
Trom Jordan
Assembly
Henry Cahor Lodge
Security Council
United Arab Republic
Fragmentary native text hints at political corruption
The readable lines express confusion over government actions with phrases about payment by others and a peopheye figure. The text is garbled and offers limited clear facts, but suggests concerns about official conduct and hidden payed influence.
Two Tots Rescued After Seven Mile Drift In Lake Michigan
In Traverse City Michigan a Detroit police lieutenant Thomas Torkaly spotted seven year old Philip Morris and his seven year old sister clinging to an inner tube seven miles from shore as darkness fell. Lifeguards and police had hunted for the exhausted children since they disappeared at 11 am during a swim.
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Traverse City, Mich
Lake Michigan
Detroit
Thomas Torkaly
Philip Morris
Jeanette
Grand Trasverse Bay
Tarkaly
Quitting Date Seen by Republican Leaders
Washington AP reports two top Republican congressional leaders predicted Congress could adjourn by August 16. Senate Democratic leader Lyndon B. Johnson cautioned against it, while Rep. Joseph W. Martin and Sen. William F. Knowland showed optimism. In New York, Hemingway seeks to bar Esquire from republishing three Spain era stories, action filed in Manhattan Supreme Court.
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Senate Appropriations Committee
Enhower
Senate
Congress
Free World Alliance
Lyndon B. Johnson
Tess
Joseph W. Martin
GOP
William F. Knowland
New York
Ernest Hemingway
Esquire Magasine
Hemingway
Alfred Rice
Manhattan Supreme Court
Arthur G. Klein
Wagnerwon't run for Senate reelection say mayor
New York UPI report quotes Mayor Robert Wagner at his Long Island summer home saying he will not pursue the Democratic nomination for the Senate. He notes no draft movement and discusses the origin of terms like Iron Curtain in a broader political talk.
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Wagner
New York
UPI
Robert Wagner
Senate
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Syd Harris
Pageant Mauling Charge Filed Against Police
A Long Beach woman charged mis treatment by police in a writ ten claim with the City Council on Tuesday. She says a Municipal Auditorium officer pushed her down a ramp during the Miss Universe Pageant night on 1 July 25, tearing her clothes and damaging her pumps. She seeks reimbursement for the pumps and a jacket, estimating costs of 12 dollars and 20 dollars respectively, and offers to let the City Clerk decide the final amount for the dress and jacket.
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Long Beach
Nemma
Richmond
3Rd St
Municipal Auditorium
Los Angeles
Williams Leads 4-1 in Michigan Primary Race
Gov. G Mennen Williams seeks a sixth term and led 4-1 over broadcasting executive William L Johnson in early Michigan primary returns. Other races included Sen. Stuart Symington winning Missouri nomination, and Lt. Gov. Hart leading Homer Martin in Michigan for the Democratic Senate, aiming to face Republican Charles Potter in November. Kansas governor GOP race saw Clyde Reed Jr. defeat Fred Hell. West Virginia Senate races showed Jennings Randolph leading William Marland with others awaiting results.
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Stuart J .Symington
Missouri
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C. Byrd
GOP
Chapman Revercomb
Michigan
Philip A. Hart
Homer Martin
United Auto Workers
Charles E. Potter
Potter
Wats Digits
Clyde Reed Jr
Parsons
Guv
Fred Hell
Kansas
George Docking
Senate
West Virginia
Jennings Randolph
William C. Marland
John D. Hoblitzell Jr
San Bernar
Big Bear
Rob
Desert rainstorm floods Highway 66 near Yermo
A sudden desert rainstorm dumped eight inches of water on Highway 66 near the Marine base at Yermo on Tuesday, causing pooling and travel disruption along the desert corridor.
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Barstow
Highway 66
Yermo
Window Smoke Bomb Gang Seizes Gems in Beverly Hills
Police said four men used a smoke bomb to smash a storefront display in an exclusive shop on Tuesday and fled with diamond jewelry valued around 700,000. Proprietor W. J. Tobias-Bias said pieces were near a million. investigators noted insured jewelry and a well planned heist with a car plate check.
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W. J
Bud) Tobias
Clinton H. Anderson
Tobias
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