Die in crash of plane near Mar del Plata
An Austral Airlines twin engine airliner with 52 aboard crashed into the sea near the Atlantic resort of Mar del Plata. One survivor was found on the beach after about four hours. 51 aboard were killed. The plane left Buenos Aires at 10 pm and struck the rough waters about 150 yards from shore in windy, rainy conditions. Among the passengers were prominent Argentine scientists Eduardo Braun Menendez and Jose Mezzadra.
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Jose Mezzadra
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Mar Delly Plata
Mar del Platale
Buenost Aires
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Charge Price Fix in Retail Gasoline
A federation of 2,300 service station operators filed a complaint accusing seven major oil companies of collusive action to fix retail gasoline prices. The California Federation of Service Stations says the action followed a two cent per gallon price increase this week and involved dealer aid from major firms. The filing was with the California attorney general’s office as part of the office’s investigation into alleged price manipulation.
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APJ
California
Seryce Stations
John A. Touhey
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UPN
Shelits
Chevrolet
Two Workmen Drown in Sewage Torrent Near Huntington
In a tragic incident near Huntington Head two laborers drowned after being swept into a sewage torrent. In sports, GOLA and Stanford secured key FCC basketball victories, boosting their standings in a busy sports section.
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Blizzard Stops South Bend Amid Snowstorm Panic
Wind whipped snow paralyzed South Bend Indiana with 39 mph gusts. University of Notre Dame City Hall stores and factories closed as traffic ground to a halt in a city of 125000. Across the nation blizzards hit the East and New England with slick roads.
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Edward F. Voorde
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University of Notre Dame
Two Cookies Bandits Cornered After Running Gun Battle
Two bandits dubbed the cookie bandits were cornered in Garden Grove and Anaheim after a running gun battle that left one suspect wounded and sparked a two week manhunt. Armstrong, 20, of Long Beach, captured. Averill, 18, of Westminster, seriously wounded. Anaheim officer George Taughter was slightly injured.
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Joseph Edward Armstrong
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Garden Grove
Anaheim
John Wilson
Armstrong
Charles Arthur Averill
Aca
Long Breach
Westminster
George Taughter
Some Clerks Not Eligible for Benefits
Sacramento says that striking Los Angeles retail clerks of Local 770 are not eligible for unemployment insurance. Locals 905 Harbor City 1428 Pomona and 1442 Santa Monica were found eligible, due to a joint action by the Food Employers Council. other workers laid off in the dispute qualify. Those who left work or did not return due to a picket are not eligible.
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Santa Monica
Food| ‘Employers Council
Wyatt Earp Kin Fined in Police Court
James W. Earp aged 34 was convicted in Wichita police court on gambling equipment charges and fined 100 dollars. The arraignment noted he is a grandson of Virgil Earp, brother of the famed frontier lawman Wyatt Earp.
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Wyatt) Earp
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Dalton Trumbo Claims He Wrote The Brave One
Dalton Trumbo a blacklisted screenwriter says he authored The Brave One under the alias Robert Rich and confirms the Oscar winning script from 1956. He appeared on KNXT-TV via Bill Stout in Los Angeles and noted contracts to use an assumed name, while defending his beliefs and criticizing congressional investigators.
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Tos Angeles
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Trumba
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Tollywood
Europe Neutral Zone Idea Revisited In Talks
Russian Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan pressed a long closed plan for a neutral zone across Europe during a day of talks with Secretary of State Dulles and a dinner with top U.S. officials. Administration aides viewed the proposal as a slight variation of past, unacceptable ideas. Mikoyan spoke at a Senate Foreign Relations Committee lunch and hinted Russia could withdraw trains 500 miles, while U.S. officials noted only small groups joined the sessions. The Elbe River was cited as the dividing line between East and West Germany, amid cautious Western reception.
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Atomic Energy Commission
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Jealous Dog Bites Boy 60 Stitches
A jealous three year old wire haired terrier named Runnald attacked a one year old boy during babysitting Friday night. The infant, Roderick Gandin Jr., required 60 stitches at Community Hospital after the dog lunged from the garage. Babysitter Suzanne Boushe and neighbor Gwen Elliot aided the boy and sustained minor injuries. the dog was quarantined by Long Beach animal inspector Roy Mooney.
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Greenbrier Rd
Suzanne Boushe
Faculty Ave
Josephine Gandin
Estonian refugee leaves estate worth half a million
Alfred Kalm of Quincy Ave died New Year’s Day and left nearly $500,000 in cash to heirs. The will, written in Estonian, names his widow, daughter, and grandson Arno Sammul as heirs. Bank of America named administrator. executor in New York. assets scattered worldwide. Kalm and family fled Estonia during WWII.
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Thyontold
Estonia
Alfred Kalin
Quincy Ave
New York City
Kalin
Ed Schroeder
Bank of America
Los Angeles
Kalm
Callifornia
Marie
Arno Sammul
Meantina
Khalm
Los Angeles Superior Court
WM Awards Fuzz-Lined Theodolite In Odd Probe
The WM questioned a seemingly minor task for an assistant job and offered forecast of thunder heads over Los Angeles, an airplane vapor trail and rain over San Pedro. The exchange hinted at uncertainty as the novice described fog tonight and tomorrow with three small clouds on the horizon.
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