Hero of Underground Hurt in Need of Help
Former storm trooper Eidinger has been hospitalized in Los Angeles with possible brain injury and a severed arm nerve. He and his wife Elly struggle to cover hospital bills exceeding 1500 dollars while planning naturalization classes and potential sale of their store to stay in the United States. He declines charity, hoping to remain in the country with his two children, George and Anusha, and expresses faith in better days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinger
Elly
George
Anusha
United States
United
Cat Helps Man Escape From Kidnapper in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles an engineer credits his cat Goldie with aiding his escape after Richard Savoy abducted him at knife point. The 31 year old forced the engineer to drive toward Oxnard then back. Goldie crawled onto Savoy’s lap, soothing him until a patrol car appeared. Savoy was booked on suspicion of kidnapping.
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Los Angeles
Goldie
James A. Bentley
N. Lake St
Mildred
Richard Savoy
Savoy
Bentley
Oxnart
Oxnard
Joseph Balog
Don Noeth
Space ship would fly London to Los Angeles in 40 minutes
Goodyear Aerophysicist Darrel Romick described a practical 12,000 mph three stage space liner capable of carrying 23 passengers and covering 5 500 miles in 40 minutes from London to Los Angeles by 1975. The plan envisions a ballistic takeoff and 35 mile altitude with commercial feasibility discussed at a news conference.
Race Driver Elisian Killed in Milwaukee Crash
Elisian, 33, of Oakland California, died when his car slid into a wall at the Wisconsin State Fair Park during the 200 mile race. Eddie Johnson of Cuyahoga Falls Ohio received facial injuries after a collision with Elisian. Track officials faced blame over slippery conditions and a leaking oil issue cited by Tony Bettenhausen.
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Milwaukee
Ward
Ed Elisian
State Fair Park
Flisian
Elisian
Oakland
Calif
Eddie Johnson
Cuyahoga’ S Falls
Ohio
Milwaukee County General Hospital
U.S. Auto Club
Pat O'Conner
Tony Bettenhausen
Tinley Park
Esis LHI CIR Ex Sgt Summary Lost Fragment
A fragmentary OCR text references an ex sergeant with unclear context. The readable portion includes scattered initials and incomplete names, offering no concrete event, date, or location to ground a fuller report.
Mothball Shipyard in Richmond Leased to Willamette Iron & Steel
The government leased the mothball yard at Richmond California to Willamette Iron and Steel Company of Portland Oregon for 200000 dollars. The Maritime Administration may reclaim the facilities on 30 days notice if national emergency arises.
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Washington U
Richmond
Calif
Willamette Iron & Steel Co
Portland
Ore
Maritime Administration
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Hero
Community Hospital
White Memorial Hospital
Eidinger
Europe
Brew Immigrant Aid Society
Coast Federal
Coast
Long Beach
Eust Tx Strait
Herloch
London
L.A
UPI
Sunday
Losposin
Adenauer
Bonn Ui
Konrad Adenauer
Nikita Khrushchev
West Germany
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Carlton
England
de Gaulle
Tizi Ouzou
Algeria
Paris
Saud
Cairo
King Saud of
Saudi Arabia
Nasser
Taipei
Formosa
UPR
Quemoy Islands
Taipei Weather Bureau
Quemoys
Saad
Johnson
Ireniserion
Corner First & Pine Sts
Leo Shultz
Downto 7Th
Long Beach Boulevard
Island Long Beach Boulevard
Waytog Axtomatic Weskelexratted
Frigidaire
Bervie
Gotters & Sorter Laxey Acteck Ges Rouge
PACA
Lasgest
Welett
Sehd Ash L A
Che Nasric
McFiew
Iner
Rockers Krochler T
Sal
Dosish Wetret
7Th
1St
America
Poe
Coxery Stedie
Krochler
Moo Sen Toagdl
Koehler
Kroskler
Krecklet Soft
Brecotete
Bigelow
W. Frodioom
Lees
Acie Breadicom
Et. Rugs Rh
UR Selection
Irniture Company
Baily & A.M
David Mason
E. 67Th St
Carpenter
Blanche
Wilbur
Thomas
Helen Stiles
Harriet Clay
Emily Head
Mary Lane
Mortell
Peek Mortuary
Sorensen
Barbara Jean
Pine Ave
John William
Ann G. Deeds
Mottell's and
Peek Chapel
Boisvert
Nellie
Cartagena St
Elmer
Emily G. Kettenring
Mottell’s
Mothhball Shipyard
la Yodey
Pacific Long Beach
Lakewood Center
Huntington Park
Shes
Levi's
Levi's Boys
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