Truck Kills Long Beach Boy at Alley Entrance
Six year old Hugh M. Thomas Jr. was crushed by a dump truck on Hill Street between Santa Fe and Cota Avenues. Police said he died of head and internal injuries on arrival at Seaside Hospital. Driver Joe M. Clayton, 43, was not cited. The victim’s mother identified the body. coroner’s exam pending. The boy’s death followed another traffic fatality the prior day involving Ruth Folsom, 7, injured near 2022 W Burnett Street.
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Hugh M. Thomas, Jr
Hill St
Santa Fe
Cota Aves
W. Hil St
Seaside Hospital
Joe M. Clayton
Gramercy PL
Gardena
Garfield School
Thomas
Magnolia Thomas
Harris Mortuary
Hugh M. Thomas Sr
US Navy
Long Beach
Ruth Folsom
W. Burnett Sr
Typhoon Tell Untold Report From L A Group
A Los Angeles group reports on the Typhoon Tell Untold affecting Nagoya Japan with dire toll estimates. Eyewitnesses describe widespread destruction and mass casualties as authorities fear disease outbreaks once floodwaters recede.
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L.A
Nagoya
Kissen Kobaya
Vera
Japan
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Harbor
Commission
Lloyd JA. Menveg
East Longshore Strike Delayed to Oct 15 Amid Deadlock
An East Coast longshore strike remains deadlocked as the International Longshoremen’s Association and employers hold firm on contract terms. A two day dock inspection by helicopters in the devastated area widens the pause, with union leaders insisting on a new agreement before workers return. The dispute threatens timelines for relief and Nagoya anniversary observances related shipments.
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New York
Ff Menveg
Orbers
Eightiaa
Los
Nagoya
Carpenters
International Longshoremen's Assn
William V. Bradley
ILA
Imén
Suc Wien
Rebels seize two Nam Ma River posts in Laos offensive
In Laos PRO-Communist rebels claim a new push along the Nam Ma River driving government forces from Muong Het and Xieng Kho posts. Brig. Gen. Amkha Soukhavong said the posts fell Wednesday after advancing Tuesday. In London PM Macmillan warned voters against empowering a party with nearly Communist members. Separately Geneva talks on nuclear test ban to resume October 27, postponed two weeks due to upcoming elections.
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Tit
Laos
Sam Neua
Nam Ma
Amkha
Soukhavong
Muong Het
Xieng Kho
London
Macmillan
Labor Party
UPI
United States
Britain
Russia
Geneva
Foreign Office
Death penalty restored in Ceylon after Bandaranaike assassination
In Colombo Colombo, one week after Prime Minister Solomon Bandaranaike was assassinated, the government reinstated the death penalty for murder reversing a prior decree that made life imprisonment the maximum. In Guayaquil, riots erupted as crowds sought to strip drum majorettes, with two killed and four injured before police and troops restored order.
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Colombo
Ceylon
Solomon Bandaraaike
Bandaranaike
Guayaquil
Ecuador
Navy
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