U S Acts Swiftly in Crisis
UPI reports urgent conferences among top U S naval and air commanders in Formosa amid fifth day of Communist artillery barrages against Quemoy. Vice Adm. Smoot, Adm. Beakley, and other leaders met after Beakley’s Kaohsiung arrival as plans surfaced for possible air reinforcement and alert conditions in Manila. Nationalist forces said shells hit Quemoy and Tatan with 2,440 rounds, no casualties announced.
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Vaspei
Formosa
UPI
United States
Quemoy
U.S
Tth
13Th U.S. Air Force
Roland Smoot
U.S. Taiwan
American Concern Appeared Reflected By the Unexpected Arrival of Vice Adm
Wallace SL Beakley
Helena
Kaohsiung
Boakley
Taipei
Naval Operations
Manila
Philippines
Washington
Arillery
Quemoy Islands
Defense Ministry
Little Quemoy
Tatan Islands
Court Sets Oct 6 for Linkage Suit Hearing
Federal Judge William C. Mathes scheduled October 6 for a hearing on the government suit to halt land subsidence in the Wilmington Oil Field Long Beach area. The government seeks a field wide repressurizing plan or cessation of oil production to stop sinking and damage to Long Beach Naval Shipyard, with a court ordered program within 60 days. Additional affidavits and supporting documents from Navy and petroleum experts accompanied the filing.
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William C. Mathes
Long Beach
U.S
Wilmington
Department of Justice
Long Beach Naval Shipyard
William P. Gray
U. S
Los Angeles
Mavy
Thomas Gates
Robert G. Mumma
Bureau of Ships
John JF. Dodge
Graham B. Moody
U. S. Grant IV
Frank &. Hudson
Charles H. Neel
Bi partisan notes on injunction and Snow’s role
The text discusses bi partisan interpretation of an injunction and Snow’s acting role. It mentions government plans and near universal praise or pressure for bipartisan support, with quotes reflecting skepticism about achieving true bipartisanship in practice.
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Salk
Six Youths Injured In Lynwood Crash
Six youths were injured Tuesday night when a low slung sports car collided with another auto and burst into flames at Century Blvd and Wright St. Two were critically hurt: Ronell Morton 18 of Huntington Park the sports car driver and Douglas J Reid 20 of Lynwood his passenger. Morton taken to St Francis Hospital and Reid to Tweedy Hospital. The other car occupants were Lyle Edward Rimer 17 driver James C Larson 16 and James S Hail 16 all of Lynwood with a fourth occupant unidentified. Investigators said Morton rammed the other car broadside before the blaze broke out.
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Lynwood
Century Blvd
Wright St
Ronell Morton
Malabar St
Huntington Park
Douglas J. Reid
Palm Ave
Oak Bow
Morton
St Francis Hospital
Reid
Tweedy Hospital
South Gate
Lyle Edward Rimer
James C.larson
James S. Hail
Independent death claims dean of British music
An independent death report notes the passing of the prominent dean of British music. Details on date and context are limited in the fragment. The article hints at coverage on page AS and references Nixon’s influence in a Senate race, with Keating of New York discussed on page A-7.
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Death
Page
Nixon
Rep. Keating
New York
Senate
Hurricane Daisy Gains Force Off Florida Coast
Daisy strengthened to 100 mph and veered northward, threatening rough seas near the North Florida to Georgia coast. Forecasters warned swells could affect the shore while small craft from Cape Hatteras to northeast Florida should seek protected harbors. The path remained uncertain as Daisy drifted about five mph north.
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Miami
Daisy
Florida-Georgia
Walter R. Davis
Cape Hatteras
N.C
Florida
Rubbish Charge Set for Long Beach Oct 1
Long Beach will implement rubbish collection charges starting October 1 following a final council reading. Monthly rates apply per unit with 15 cents per apartment unit, 90 cents per duplex unit, $1 for single family homes, and charges for commercial establishments based on average monthly volume. Mandatory service applies to most properties except some industrial groups.
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Long Beach
United Nations Seeks Cuts in Documentation Volume
A 600 word UN committee report released Tuesday outlines plans to trim the Secretariat’s paperwork and reduce document proliferation. The panel recommends standardization and tighter reporting to streamline operations and cut costs.
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United Nations
U. N
U.N
Alaska Voters Approve Statehood Amid Segregation Debate
Early returns show Alaska voters supporting statehood by about four to one as Arkansas Governor Faubus pushes segregation bills and opposes integration. In Juneau ballots, 1,764 for statehood to 497 against with 57 to 6 in first precinct for statehood. Faubus addresses emergency session seeking no surrender on school segregation while central high in Little Rock remains flashpoint. The Arkansas House approves multiple segregation bills, while Alaska’s long count proceeds without voting machines.
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Juneau
Alaska
UPI
Arkan Fay
Special House
Faubus
Stone
Bruce Bennett
Bennett
Arkansas
Central High School
Scaw Bay
Northern Territory
Bookmaking ring preyed on Rheem workers in Downey raid
Four residents from Long Beach area jailed after sheriff deputies halted a $10,000 weekly bookmaker operation that took bets from Rheem Manufacturing Co. employees. Arrested were Owen F. Fairley 47 Isabel Fairley 42 Clifford Boaz 46 and David Earl Allen 51. Boaz acted as runner while Fairley relayed bets to Allen who kept win loss and payoff records. Deputies said more arrests of industrial plant bookmakers were planned with Rheem security aiding the investigation.
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Long Beach-Lakeswood
Rheem
Manufacturing Co
Woodrul!Ave
Downey
Jack Greenleass
Sheriff's Office
Owen F
Fairley
Greenleass
Allen
7Th St
Greenléass
Eisenhower Plays Golf at Burning Tree Club
President Eisenhower teed off Tuesday at the Burning Tree Club in Maryland, playing a round of golf as part of a nearby event.
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Washington
UPH
Eisenhower
Burning Tree Club
Maryland
Los Angeles police clash with Gregg Sherwood Dodge
Ex film star wife Dora Dodge and Chicago columnist Irv Kupcinet were jailed after a pre-dawn fight with officers in West Los Angeles. Dora Dodge, booked on drunk and battery charges, posted $270 bail and denied abuse by police during the jail stay. Kupcinet faced his own court appearance as details of the incident surfaced.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Horace Dodge
Mandatest
Detroit Auto
Lincoln
Bat- Heights
Tle
Irv Kupcinet
Chicago
Lawrence B. Brown
Kenneth F. Bernard
Gregg Sherwood
Kupcinet
Dora Dodge
Dora Mae Fjelsted
Beloit
Wis
Kup
Cinet
Agine
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Meade Alcorn
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Miss
Roy Colmer
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Harry R. Collins
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Ohio
Grover J. D. Schack
Schack
Otto’ Winzen
Wineron Research
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UAW
Carysler
Ford
Stuart Fraser Johnson
Tex Smith
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Ass Faubus
Tke
L.A
Gregg Sherwood Dodge
Murs
Gregg
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