Trapped Men on Canyon Ledge Refuse Move Under Rescue Fire
ANTONITO Colo Two men remain on a precarious 10 500 foot canyon ledge after an Army helicopter could not reach them due to turbulent air. One man had waited since Friday after a fall that killed his companion whose body was found on the canyon floor Tuesday. A rope rescue brought food and blankets to the marooned pair but shale and peat made lifting them impossible. Authorities planned to resume helicopter rescues at dawn today.
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Antonito
Colo
Jose
Conejos Canyon
Here
Cumbres Mountains
William =. Garver
University of New Mexico
John Sanders
Albuquerque
Garver
Sanders
Etuna
Don Bewley
Stengel Secret Weather Talk Reported by WM
The WM reveals a rumored secret involving Stengel and Yogi as he discusses weather policy aimed at pleasing the local citizenry. A subordinate voice comments on the boss, adding tension to the exchange amid a weather-focused decision.
Freed U S Fliers Tell How Red MIGs Shot Down Plane
A group of U S airmen recounts being shot at and forced down after Soviet MIGs attacked a medical transport over Russian airspace while Air Force officials blamed sudden storms and unusual winds for the route. The crew, including Maj Luther W Lyles Capt James Kane and Lt James Luth er, were rescued in Wiesbaden after the flaming plane landed.
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U.S
Wiesbaden
Germany
Crans
Macon
Russia
Ers
Lake Sevan
United
U. S
AIR Force
Luther W. Lyles
Savoy
Tex
James ‘T. Kane
Farmingdale
Long Island
James G. Holman
Vivian
James N. Luther
Waseca
Minn
Fragmented OCR tease of ceremony talk and politics
A garbled snippet shows Sydney Harris criticizing ceremonies and a debate on decorum. Mentions Eisenhower, a Canadian premier, Stengel and graduation gowns, with a page reference and scattered dialogue about mutual problems and a boss.
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Sydney Harris
Baltimore
Eisenhower
Sec
Heiress and husband in airport brawl over marriage details
New York report describes Roberta Juarez and her husband Greg Juarez amid a volatile dispute at Idlewild Airport over the seven-month-old Beatriz Bianca. Juarez, an interior decorator from California, reportedly snatched the baby as he criticized the heiress’s lifestyle and idle-rich expectations.
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New York
UPH
Roberta
Frederi
California
Howie
Grabas
Auucu Saben
Juarez
Bobo
Greg Juarez
Zsa
Zsa Gabor
Ibis
Beatriz Bianca
Long Island
Owith
Nane Times
Nassau
Beatings Denied by Officers in Long Beach Trial
Three Long Beach police officers testified in Judge Lyman Sutter's court on Tuesday denying charges of beating three young men during arrests on June 1 at Henri's Whip. Officers claimed only handcuffing force was used. defendants Richard L. Johnson and Donald Johnson of Torrance and Richard Tardaquila of Gardena faced disorderly conduct and drunkenness charges. The trial resumes at 10 am.
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Long Beach
Lyman Sutter
Richard L. Johnson
Donald
Rebcam
Torrance
Richard Tardaquila
Brighton St. Gardena
Henri
E. Broadway
John C. Coleman
Bennie E. McGregor
BR. H. Davis
Arnold E. Schmieling
Officer Davis
Richard V. Kennedy
Los Angeles
Don Rose Re-Elected by County Demos
Los Angeles reports Don Rose wins re election to a third term as chairman of the Los Angeles County Democratic Party. In San Jose, two minor earthquakes were felt but caused no damage as Arthur S Flemming’s nomination for Secretary of Health Education and Welfare moves forward.
Stolen car back with repairs after mistaken effort
Kenneth L. Stelma’s station wagon was found Tuesday after a theft report. The car returned with a new fairpipe, adjusted brakes, wheels aligned, full gas, oil change and grease job. Police said a gas station attendant mistook the vehicle for one a customer requested serviced.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Kenneth L. Stelma
Stelma
Flynn Drops Million Dollar Libel Suit
Errol Flynn ends his one million dollar libel case against Confidential Magazine with a settled stipulation filed in the county clerks’ office. The article in the March 1955 issue titled The Greatest Show on Earth Errol Flynn and his Two Way Mirror prompted the action.
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New York
UPS
Errol Flynn
Confidential Magazine
Flynn
Atlas Roars in Ground Test of New Atlas Missile
Cape Canaveral Fla a mighty Atlas ballistic missile packed with intercontinental range power roared in place Tuesday during a ground test. It was the first Atlas with three engines a sustainer and two boosters, previous tests used only boosters. The full-throttle static firing while bolted to the pad signaled a future Atlas launch.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
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