Long Beach Raid Seizes 70 At Pizza Mouse 2 A.M.
Police raided the Pizza Mouse at 351 E Broadway in Long Beach capturing 70 occupants. Thirty two faced narcotics charges after undercover work over two months. Sailors and others linked to robberies were among those arrested. All were transported to the city jail yard.
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Long Beach
Narcotics Bureau
E. Broadway
Navy
Willis Peuhollow
Cayet
Penholow
Los Angeles
Frank Castillo
William Decker
Signal Hill City Jar
Satellite Pioneer Til Plunges in Africa Tragic end
In North Africa a two-foot nose cone torn from the Army’s Pioneer Til plunged 55 miles above Africa at 2 51 p.m. EST. It reached a peak height of 66 654 miles then fell, disintegrating as it hit the atmosphere. Officials called the mission a success for its primary objective to map radiation depth, though the secondary goal to skirt space.
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Washington
North Africa
Africa
Army
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
John P. Medavis
Missile Command
Anteater Slain Near San Francisco Suburb
Two hunters reported killing a wild anteater that escaped from a cage en route to the San Francisco Zoo. Zoo director Carey Baldwin mourned the loss of the animal found in a rare patch of wilderness amid dense ranch-like housing.
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San Francisco
UPI
Alabama to Hold First Hearing On Negro Vote Discrimination
MONTGOMERY Ala UPI The Civil Rights Service will open its first hearing Monday into alleged Negro vote discrimination with defendants Alabama officials blamed for manufacturing excuses to block federal scrutiny of state registration records.
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Alabama
California has no corner on high risk quake areas says Richter
Dr Charles F Richter warns the state faces risk across regions including Long Beach and Los Angeles with no safe zone. The notice appears on Page C3 while the dream of Mike Rollins, a three year old writer, is highlighted on Page A2.
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Galifornia
Charles F. Richter
Story
Long Beach
Los Angeles
Mike Rollins
Across the Nation Cold Wave Hugs Most of US
A nation wide cold snap grips areas east of the Rockies with heavy snow in the northern Rockies and plains. Blizzards form along the Great Lakes shore while temps plunge into the teens and 20s from New England to the Texas Panhandle and Atlanta. Dulles shows progress after intestinal attack, coffee prices drop across A&P stores. San Francisco endures dense fog and a ship collision. Newport Bay area traffic rises. Rocky the police dog goes AWOL after sedative hamburgers, captured after a three hour chase.
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United Press
Rockies
Plains
Ontario
Evie
New England
Texas Panhandle
Atlanta
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Virginia
Rocky
Joe Wood
Bag on His Head Injures Boy and Couples in Frightful Shootings
A jealous husband shot and suffocated a boy with a bag over his head and wounded two others in separate incidents. In Fullerton, Nesslin allegedly fired after learning his wife stayed the night away, fatally harming Louis Nesslin and injuring others before being arrested by Officer Lawrence Nichols. Police say he confessed to the shootings.
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ED K
Pieud
John Edward
Stin
Oxnard
Cap
Louis
Rivera
Ans
Grace Nesstin
Nona Pi
Edward
Pytion
George
Gardena
Aneheim
Ospita
Nels Sorensen
Tvgllerton
Nesslin
Houge
Nesslint
Lawence Nichols
Nicholas
Seer Blvd
Telegraph Rd
Fullerton
Earl Pursell
John Trapiano
Norwalk
Big
Dennis
Touge
Nessslin
Tinywite
Newsboy Saves Family in Fire Denies Reward
Dallas Newsboy Bruce Shockey, 14, woke a family as a house burned, then refused a $15 reward. He noticed smoke from Donald Heil’s home on Walnut Hills route around 3 am and alerted Mrs Heil, helping the parents and two young children escape unharmed.
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Dallas
Tex
Dalas
Bruce Shockey
Shockey
Walnut Hills
Donald H. Heil
Heil
Ice threatens 36 ships on St Lawrence River canals
The MONTREAL UPI reports more than 26 ships Sunday night faced a break in the St Lawrence River canals between Mon trot and Lake Ontario, risking winter hold due to ice.
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Montreal
UPI
St. Lawrence River
Montrot
Lake Ontario
Fiery Crash on Freeway Fatal to 1
A Pasadena freeway crash killed 53 year old Bernice McGilliard when her car was struck from behind and slammed into a wall causing the gas tank to explode. Her husband Theodore McGilliard, 53, was injured and a bystander Norberto Salazar of Los Angeles was held on suspicion of manslaughter after suffering facial and arm burns.
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Los Angeles
San Gabriel
Bernice McGilliard
Theodore
Union of Co
McGilliard
Pasadena
James
Norberto E. Salazar
General Hospital
Fog Blanks Wide Areas Hit Southern California Coast
Dense fog blanketed the coast from Santa Barbara to San Clemente with inland reach up to 19 miles. Long Beach Harbor shut its operations around 9:30 pm and the harbor remained socked in by 10 pm disrupting ship movements. Traffic moved slowly as visibility dropped and while conditions were hazardous, accidents remained light through midnight.
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California
Santa Barbara
San Clementa
Long Beach Municipal
Long Beach
Los Angeles
Missile Quiz Exchange Between Experts
A playful dialogue features a visiting missile expert and a weatherman impressed by his work. The exchange centers on curiosity about missile science and the idea of asking questions about the field. The remarks lean into light banter about the profession.
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Ken Knight
Anteater
Labama
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Montgomery, Ala
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Jobin Foster Dulles
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New York
A&p Food
South America
A&p
Bay
S.S
Harrison
Yerba Bina Island
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The
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Nimitz Freeeway
Oakland
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Joseph Ri
Walter Read Hospital
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Martha
Edward Placencia
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Enyon
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Hey Fullerton
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J. S. Curtis
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