Officers Revolt in Iraq Sparks Brief Government Formation
BEIRUT AP Iraqi army officers revolted against Premier Abdel Karim Kassem and set up a brief rival government in northern Iraq. A later broadcast said the uprising had been crushed, but travelers reported rebel forces near Mosul marching toward Baghdad. Col Shawaf was sought by Kassem who offered a reward, while Kassem appeared to retain control of Baghdad.
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Beirut
Lebanon
APD
Abdel Karim Kassem
Nil-Uch
Damascus
Syria
Baghdad
Abdel Wahab Shawaf
Mosul
Iraq
Kassem
Shawaf
French Reds Rally in Municipal Elections
The article notes a Sunday rebound by French Reds in municipal elections. It references Sydney Harris and mentions an Advertising section on Page A.T and Page B-4 for full context.
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Page
A.T
Sydney Harris
Surf Angler James J. Johnson Dies While Fishing
James J. Johnson, 20, fell to his death while fishing off Lighthouse Point Sunday near Santa Cruz. His bride of two months, Patricia, witnessed the tragedy. Continued on Page A-2, Col. 3.
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Santa Cruz
Man Kills Wife and Self in Burbank Twin Tragedy
In Burbank a 22 year old Richard Solon killed his wife Sherrie Joan, age 19, and then shot himself. Their twin girls Rhonda and Renie, one month old, slept in another room. A note found quoted Omar Khayyam and asked that the babies be cared for, saying he had lived erroneously.
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Burbank
Richard M.' Solon
Sherrie Joan
Nodest
Sohn
Rhonda
Renie
Harold Charles Sohn
Omar Khayyam
U S to Orbit Nine Huge Camera Satellites Planned
Nine camera satellites weighing about a ton each are to be launched from Cape Canaveral next fall using two stage Atlas missiles. The first orbital test could occur as early as September, potentially producing near global images including Russian territory after several orbits.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Air Force
Four Kidneys Found in Chronically Ill Baby in Pottstown
In Pottstown Hospital doctors report six month old J. Thomas Koch has four kidneys. The left side kidneys function separately while the right side kidneys function together. He will be readmitted Wednesday for further examinations.
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Pottstown
Pottstown Hospital
Aureliano Rivas
J. Thomas Koch
John T. Koch
Steel Output Sets Record Across U.S. Mills
U S steel industry produced 2,562,000 net tons of ingots and castings last week, reaching 90.5 percent capacity. The previous peak was 2,325,000 tons in the week ending December 23, 1956, according to Steel magazine.
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Clevelanda
U.S
Steel’ Magazine
Weekly Journal of Metalworking
Captain C. Reid Johnson dies, Seabees veteran
SAN DIEGO Captain C. Reid Johnson, 67, a World War II Navy construction officer who commanded 10,000 Seabees in the Normandy invasion, died Sunday of cancer. Johnson led Seabees who built artificial harbors towed to the French coast and served as liaison between the U.S. Navy, Army, and British Admiralty during the operation.
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San Diego
Europe
C. Reid Johnson
Johnson
England
U.S. Navy
Army
Admiralty
Police Adopt Waif Infant Abandoned in Bar
A baby girl found abandoned Sunday at a Wilmington bar was taken to the station by Set. M. M. Anderson and listed as Jane Doe in the impersonal police records. Authorities described the infant’s condition as stable and continued to monitor the case.
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San Pedro
Set. M. M. Anderson
Wilmington Bar
Wilmington
M. M. Anderson
San Pedro City Hall
Manville Sister Dies in Las Vegas Hotel Mystery
Clare Manville, sister of millionaire playboy Tommy Manville, dies in a Riviera Hotel room during a Las Vegas vacation. Police probe a bar incident where a baby was found abandoned and a woman vanished after handing the infant to a patron in the 1100 block of East Anaheim Street. Manville had recently divorced actor Charles Baxter amid a 10 million dollar asbestos fortune connection. the settlement was finalized in a closed session.
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E. Anaheim St
Canother
Las Vegas
Nev
Tommy Manville
Miss Clare
Little Jane Doe
Lorraine Manville
Riviera
Miss Manville
Manville
Charles Baxter
Weather Forecaster Faces Recurrent Stutter Issue
A weather presenter experiences repeated stuttering during forecasts, causing lighthearted exchanges with a colleague. The segment pauses briefly as the journalist recovers, while viewers observe a moment of televised hiccups and humor.
Truck Carrying Farm Laborers Crashes Into Autos Killing Two
A truck loaded with farm workers ran a stop sign on Imperial Highway off the Santa Ana Freeway in Norwalk and struck two autos, killing two workers and injuring 29. Among the dead were two unidentified laborers. Archie Davis of Compton was named as one victim. Four workers were in critical condition, including Dennis Harris and Earl Higgins of Los Angeles, with two others identified only as Andrus Francis and Phineas Oliver. The injured also included Roy Williams and TeRoy Ruhl of Whittier, William Cole and his wife Lillian of Glendale, all hospitalized after the crash amid five approaching eastbound vehicles. Aaron Thomas of Los Angeles was driving the laborers home from a sugar-beet farm when the accident occurred.
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Impérial Hwy
Santa Ana Freeway
Norwalk
Archie Davis
Willowbrook Ave
Compton
Carabil Hospital
Dennis Harris
Earl Higgins
Los Angeles
Andrus Francis
Phineas Oliver
Ese &T
Imperial Hwy
Roy Williams
TeRoy
Ruhl
Clara F. Bohne
Whittier
Kernville
William| Cole
Glendale
Lillian
Cole
Williams
Aaron Thomas
Sheriff's
Santa Ana
Tries New Approach and Roof Theft Suspects
Nikita Tries New Approach reports a trio of teenagers arrested atop Ray's Hobby Supply at 1222 American Ave after allegedly taking 47 dollars of merchandise. The 15 and 13 year olds were booked for burglary, confessing the Saturday night theft via skylight. Premier Khrushchev urged Western powers to withdraw troops from West Berlin to end the Cold War and discussed a German peace treaty with Erich Ollenhauer.
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Ray
Hobby Supply
American Ave
Berlin
Shrushchev
West Berlin
East Berlin
Germany
Orgether
Khrushchev
Erich Ollenhaver
Socialist Party
Otto Grotewohl
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Kentucky
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Perkins- Harlan Co
Ice Downs
America
Judi Humphrey
Lewiston
Mobile
Ala
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Bluefield
W. Va
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Seabees
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