Saved From 50 Feet of Water By Bob Sanders
A 21 year old mother drove a speeding car through the Pontoon Bridge open section and plunged into fifty feet of water. She escaped with two minor cuts after a heroic splash to the surface. Fire crews and Coast Guard divers recovered the vehicle and she was treated at Long Beach police headquarters. Her husband serves on USS Watts in Seattle and her newborn son James Lee Cloud arrived a month ago.
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Elsie L. Cloud
St. Gardena
Terminal Island
Don C. Grenery
Island St
Imington
Sam
Mrs. Cloud
Robert Benton
Coast Guard
James Leroy Cloud
Watts
Seattle
James Lee Cloud
Long Beach
Eisenhower Warns Democrats on Spending Cuts Likely
President Eisenhower bluntly warns the Democratic Congress against large deficit spending, arguing that funding high debt and inflation fuels trouble. He cites campaign pledges and warns Republicans to mobilize for 1960 battles while dodging questions on Nixon and Rockefeller candidacy.
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Ture
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Rockefeller
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UPI
Gene Brooksden
Fasey
White County
House
Capitol Hill
Penny Svalcher
U.S. Plans Long Stay in Korea Under UN Banner
United States asserted UN troops would stay in Korea until both Koreas are unified under the world body, while Russia demanded withdrawal of all foreign forces and nuclear weapons as a condition for peace on the peninsula.
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UPI
United States
Korea
North
South Korea
World Organization
Russia
Republic of
South
Asian
New State Cabinet Probable in Tight Election Race
In California, late returns from Southern California reshape contests for state offices with Democrats leading. incumbent Controller Kirkwood and Lt. Governor hopeful Powers face shifts as Cranston narrows or leads in a later tally. Absentee ballots may decide outcomes with about 90,000 cast and 6,000 precincts still unreported.
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Cranston
Powers
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Jordan
Lopex
Button
Betts
San Francisco
California
Robert Kirkwood
Alan Cranston
Tale Alto
Los Angeles
San Diego
Sient
Democrats Gain 17 to 13 In California Delegation
Democratic victories in Nixon’s former district and a Los Angeles contest propelled the party to 17 to 13 control of California’s congressional delegation. George A. Kase defeated Prescot Lieberg, and Mrs. Rudd Brown’s LA win shifted the balance ahead of Edgar Hiestand. A separate report notes an Air Force crash near Town Creek Alabama with three dead and one missing.
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UPA
Nixon
Los Angeles
California
George A. Kase
Prescot O. Lieberg
Rudd Brown
Town Creek
Ala
Air Force
Alabama
Maxwell Air Force Base
Montgomery
Alaska swindle case widens with 21 indicted
Anchorage reports 21 defendants tied to a large-scale kickback scheme linked to a store modernization program. The indictment names Cecil Blackhurst and Rollin Tucker among others, and cites charged excess billings allegedly funding personal projects. The storm disaster at Barrow amid Arctic conditions is noted.
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Imanent
John Alaskan Air
Ares
Barrow
Alaska
Tom Dun
Thule
Greenland
Cecil 3
Blackhurst
Elmendorf
TNE Iseand
Altegendle
Tench
Iaete
Rollin B. Tucker
Ralph M. White
Robert E. Gangner
North Hollywood
Robert Clasen
Sigmund Bembrowski
Montebello
Los Angeles
L. J. “Lamb and
Exide Oblas
Chauffeur Fined for Illegal Parking Near Registrar Office
Los Angeles chauffeur for Supervisor Frank G Bonelli received a fine after being cited for illegal parking his boss Cadillac near the registrar of voters office. Bonelli said Powell would pay the fine.
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Los Angeles
CNS
Art Powell
Frank G. Bonelli
Hick
Ilegally
Cadillac Irtrang
Registrar of Voter Office
Bonetti
Powell
Third Cuban Plane Disappears With 23
Cuban authorities report the third Cubana Airlines passenger plane missing in Oriente Province amid rebel activity. The aircraft carried 24 aboard including one American and seven crew, with reports of 10 or more fatalities or missing. Rebels blamed. Cuban army later recovering bodies, including three U.S. citizens.
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Cubana Airlines
Oriente
Amon
Sven
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Menzanilla
Southeastera
Holguin
Persona Includ
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Cit. SL
Syas
Ladd Or
TUE Airgine
Amilo Cantilo
Eulogio Cantilo
Fidel Castro
Fidel [Castro
Rolando Rodrigues
Perssons
U.S
Independent Meat and New York State First Lady Mention
Sen Knowland faces sharp critique from Gov Knight in a political column. Mrs Nelson Rooke described as felier soon to be first lady of New York State. Interior page references indicate broader party commentary and state political framing.
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North Africa
Nelson Rooke
Felier
New York State
Raunchley Cousin Dialogue Sparks Curious Exchange
A garbled exchange features a character named Raunchley and a talking Great Man. The dialogue hints at a loan of ten dollars with odd slang and misheard phrases. The fragmentary text suggests humor or satire within a puzzle-like or coded chat.
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