Slaying Case Involves Long Beach Youth Suspect
Long Beach juvenile suspect known as Miller faces murder allegations after a child’s death was linked to asphyxia and lung hemorrhage. Authorities note a history of run-ins, theft, and time in juvenile facilities before a pending court appearance and transfer to California Youth Authority. Funeral services for the slain child are set for Friday at White Day Colonial Chapel with affiliations listed and burial at Pacific Coast Cemetery. The infant Laura Helen, born in Okinawa, is survived by two sisters and a brother.
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San Diego
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Laura Helen
Okinawa
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General Says SAC on Alert With Atoms
Paris NATO conference heard Air Force General Thomas S Power say SAC keeps 5 planes airborne daily with hydrogen bombs and others on standby. He noted SAC crews were ready to launch within 15 minutes and that one third of SAC aircraft could reach alert in a short time.
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Russia
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workers walkout shuts Chrysler plant in Maywood
About 3,600 workers from Local 230 staged a wildcat walkout at Chrysler Corp s Maywood California assembly plant to protest the discharge of two union officials on Tuesday. Chrysler charged the action violated a labor agreement with the United Auto Workers.
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Crysler Corporssion
United Auto Workers
Sputnik sightings under study amid mixed reports
The Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory and the Defense Department clash over visual sightings of Sputnik. Whipple asserts satellites remain in orbit while Pentagon counters with reports from armed forces. Moonwatch volunteers and Navy support bolster efforts as Japan and Moscow weigh in on Soviet tech claims.
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Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
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Japan
Western Air Lines to Resume Mediation Talks
Western Air Lines said it will resume wage dispute mediation with its stewardesses, following a Railway Labor Act mediated request. The union had planned a Thursday strike after a vote by more than 300 flight attendants, with wages cited as $212 base and a $223 first-year offer plus benefits.
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Los Angeles
Western Air Lines
National Mediation Board
Lneer
Western Sam
Air Line
Accused 'Father' Sent to Jail
A man labeled as an accused father faces a jail term amid disputed paternity and blood tests. The judge noted tests may be more reliable than witness testimony, but stated the paternity question was not the point of sentencing.
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Pars Lent
Millor
Lawler Pri ‘Nately
Leslie
Housewife Takes Overdose of Sleeping Pills
A Lakewood woman, Patricia Brown, 28, of 443 Ostram St, reportedly overdosed on sleeping pills Tuesday night. She was pronounced dead at Bellwood Hospital at 6 30 pm after deputies found a note she left for her husband.
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Lakewood
Sheriff's Deputies
Patricia Brown
Ostram St
Bellwood Hospital
Belilower
Sheriffs Office
Airs Finances Speech Set Tonight
President Eisenhower and top aides meet to discuss financing America’s space age and defense budget ahead of Congress reconvening in January. A 62 member National Security Council session weighs Russia’s satellite and missile advances as Ike prepares an Okla City speech in a series on science, military and economic strength.
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White House
America
Eisenhower
Tase
Nto
Tta Congresa
Sixon
Duties
Treasury Anderson
Percival Brundage
National Security Council
Sasse
Poscussions
Russia
Okahors City
Okahora City
Pedestrian Killed by Car in Garden Grove
Joseph Torres, 75, of Rosite Street in Garden Grove, was fatally struck by a car while crossing Westminster Avenue. The driver, M. Torres, 56, of 17452 E. Canina Street, remained at the scene as Torres was pronounced dead at the local hospital.
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Garden Grove
Jose Torres
Rosite St
Adlai Stevenson's Advisory Role Clarified
Adlai Stevenson accepts an advisory role on foreign affairs amid White House confusion over his duties. Hagerty corrected that Stevenson would consult on and discuss the program as it was prepared, with potential Paris NATO talks and debt-limit questions under consideration. Stevenson stressed a duty to assist regardless of partisanship.
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White House
Adlai Stevens
Ronsultanh
James
Hagerty
Newsman
Stevenson
Exroy
Ard
Lantic ‘Treaty Organization
Paris
New York
U.S
Eisenhhower
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Civil Rights Commission
Steveneor
Eisenhower
Errer
Driver Killed in Norwalk Crash on Workman Mill Road
Ernest Hamilton, 37, of 1200 Paville Coast Highway Seal Beach, died after his pickup struck a tree off Workman Mill Road late Monday night. CHP said Hamilton died at General Hospital at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday from injuries.
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Ernest Hamilton
Paville Coast
Seal Beach
Workman Mill
California Highway Patrol
Hamilton
General Hospital
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