Russ Test of Missile Reported
The Defense Department said a US Navy aircraft observed a missile entering the atmosphere and heading toward a Pacific test area used by the Russians. The object appeared similar to the rocket used to begin the Soviet Pacific test program on January 20. No official announcement followed the Moscow event, and Soviet papers did not report it for nine days.
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Washington
UPI
Rua
Pacific
Defense Department
Moscow
Mine Blast Traps Japanese Shaft Miners 65 Entombed
SAPPORO Japan Monday a gas explosion trapped miners half a mile below the surface. Fifty five rescued and eight injured reached safety as rescuers faced further blasts. The disaster follows a recent Coalbrook South Africa incident and a 1948 mining tragedy.
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Sapporo
Japan
Coalbrook
South Africa
Motorist Perishes in Aircraft Wreck
Pilot H. Arthur Greenman 45 of Los Angeles and East Fulcher 65 of 1217 S Keene Ave., Compton, die when a light plane piloted solo suffers heart attack after takeoff from Compton Airport. The aircraft crashes into a car in a parking lot near Center Avenue, burning. police say FAA will investigate.
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Compton
Hhitews
Ehannina Santar
LoMiur
H. Arthur Greenman
Los An+igeles
Cit
East Fulcher
S. Keene Ave
Greenman
Compton Air College
Vaughn Price
Li Velle
Hersholt Ave
U Lakewood
US to give Poland 40 million aid amid property settlement move
The United States readies another 40 million dollars in economic aid to Poland as a separate move advances toward a wartime property compensation agreement with Americans seized by Poland. The ICC approves a fourth class mail rate increase to fund postal costs, while a separate Alaska fishing disaster report notes the loss of the Seattle boat Fearless and four crewmen in a blizzard.
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Washington
United States
Poland
U.S
Wladyslaw Gomitka
Kodiak
Alaska
Seattle
Fearless
Orville Sand Vik
Searise
Clyde Welcome
Anacorles
Wash
Howard Renner
Bellingham
Péter Wolkalf, Jr
Kadiak Estand
Interstate Commerce Commission
Postimaster
Arthur E. Summerfield
Congress
Summerfield
ICC
MacArthur Improves but Still in Serious Condition
General Douglas MacArthur, who turned 80 last week, was pronounced improved but remained in serious condition at Lenox Hill Hospital after two days of treatment for a urinary problem. A team of doctors said he would stay at least two more weeks, possibly longer, with no surgery planned.
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New York
UPN
Bouts MacArthur
MacArthur
Lenox Hill Hospital
Red Hot Lava Covers 1 400 Hawaii Acres
Honolulu report says 1400 acres on Hawaii island covered by lava from Kilauea as red-hot flow reached Kapeha Village and a shop, forcing evacuations while lava entered the sea. Dan Richter of the Volcano Observatory notes the 18 day eruption despite most lava entering the ocean.
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Hawaii
Honolulu
Kapeha Village
Island of
Lille
SOU
Kilauea
Sail Dan Richter
Gear Lopist
Volcano Observatory
Kitauea
Deepsea Explorer Fears Deep Ocean Waste Contamination
Auguste Diegard reports concerns over buried wastes in the ocean potentially contaminating marine environments. He warns that pollutants may spread widely, affecting global waters and prompting calls for stricter waste disposal controls.
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Auguste Diegard
Street riot arrests in Long Beach. sixteen held
Police on Rose Avenue near the Pacific Coast Highway detained sixteen people including four women and a juvenile on a dark dead end street where a gathering led to clashes. Authorities described the disturbance as tied to group tensions over women’s dress and an alleged act against a youth, with several participants dispersing as officers arrived. All sixteen were booked for riot investigation and held on five hundred twenty five dollar bail as night fell.
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Long Beach
Rose Ave
Pacific Coast Highway
Youth Killers in Court Today Near Jordan High Funeral
Leonard Moore's killers, Lindstrom of Paramount and Fulmer of Artesia, are to face preliminary murder charges in Los Cerritos Municipal Court. The defendants, arrested Friday, confessed early Saturday. The hearing occurs close to White's Funeral Home where Jordan High School honor student Morne is being honored, after he was killed during a Wednesday night dairy store robbery where he worked as a clerk.
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Leonard Moore
Los Cerritos
Oday
Jordan High School
Charles Gordon Lindstrom
Paramount
Robert Fulmer
Artesia
Bellflower Court
E. Flower St
Moore
White
Lakewood
Morne
Lind,estrom
Fulmer
Clergyman Ups No Place for Thinking in Court Action
The article describes a preacher’s reaction in court related to a murder case involving Pauling. It notes his remarks about lawyers, his search efforts at night, and how deputies aided him after he was found near a hill on his property.
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Eb Shyster
Ginch
Caral
Amurdeyrial
Mohs Seale
Pawing
Pauling
Eva Helen
Sheriff'a le
Edward ‘Thornburg
Terry Currence
Pacific Grove
Nobel chemist Linus Pauling Rescued From Cliff Ordeal
Nobel prize winning chemist Linus Pauling was rescued after a 23 hour ordeal on a rock strewn cliff near Big Sur. He spoke with rescuers in French and told of waiting to be found, while his companion Luian Pauling 58 suffered exposure but was unharmed otherwise.
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Ups
Linus Pauling
Lulian Pauling
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