Hymn and Hearts Stop as Teens Die in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles a church choir girl aged 18 and her 18 year old male friend were found shot dead in her Reseda home after a Sunday morning plan. Doris Posey had been seated when killed. Jerry Wylie allegedly refused advances and used a borrowed .22 rifle. Posey had just enlisted in the WAVES and was to depart for basic training. Wylie had been discharged from the Marine Corps recently.
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Reseda
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Assembly of God Church
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Marine Corps
Marines Face Brutality Trial at Sasebo Base
Tokyo dispatch reports 16 Marine prison guards to be court martialled for alleged inhumane treatment of 23 servicemen at Sasebo Naval Base. Prisoners describe beatings with rifle butts, shaving lotion abuse, and a man operated on by a guard. One inmate reportedly became mentally deranged.
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Sasebo U. S. Naval Base
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Westley Dagett
George Frazer
Tucson
Ariz
Unitedj
Lehman in Hospital for Heart Checkup
Former Senator Herbert Lehman is at Doctor's Hospital for a checkup and observation of a slight heart irregularity, a family spokesman said Sunday night.
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New York
Herbert Lehman
Doctor's Hospital
Navy can be saved from subsidence, officials say
Interim Committee members praised the Navy presentation on subsidence caused by oil gas and water extraction. They agreed repressuring may be the only hope with experts confident in its success. Navy testimony highlighted the shipyard breach by 17 feet and left little doubt about the cause and potential remedy.
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Navy
Trecey
Tsunlo
Russ Launching 2nd Moon Soon Vow to Share Secrets
Soviet authorities report their satellite functions normally on its world flight and has been seen with the naked eye by observers in Uzhgorod and Leningrad. A Moscow radio communique says the satellite could span New York to Moscow in 16 minutes and its revolution period remains unchanged after two days. The Alma Ata scientist V I Matyagin claims he witnessed the satellite unassisted, observing at 11 58 pm Saturday.
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Soviet Union
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Institute of Astral Physics
Riots Rage in Warsaw Fourth Night of Unrest
In Warsaw the fourth night of protests erupted as riot police clashed with anti Communist demonstrators near the Palace of Culture and Constitution Square. Cardinal Wyszynski urged restraint from St. Anne's as reports of riot deaths circulated and students faced a tense atmosphere following earlier nights of violence including a Saturday shooting near the Kaskada night lab.
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Poland
Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski
St. Anne's
Palace of Culture
Constitution Square
Kaskada
Driver Dies in Bus Crash and Missing Girl Reunited
New York City reports a fifth fatality after a school bus veered from a hilly street into a streambed. In Chicago a Loyola student missing since Sept 4 was reunited with her father aided by a Roman Catholic priest and police officials. An inquest was expected next month as investigations continue into the crash and related events.
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Marcia, Jertrude _ Horan
Loyola University
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John Cronin
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Smith
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Soviet scientist describes IGY plans for second satellite
Washington AP reports Prof A A Blagonravoy, Soviet satellite expert, said the baby moon now circling the globe is not the IGY device promised by the USSR. He claimed a second satellite would be an IGY project and data would be shared with scientists worldwide. Blagonravoy warned American observers that they could use the data for orbital calculations and future launches. He said the first satellite would likely stay aloft about a month, though exact figures were not certain.
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Ita
Outward Bound Fiesta Parade Honors Fishermen Amid Tragedy
A colorful parade of decorated vessels marked Santa Monica's Fiesta as 300000 spectators watched. The Santa Rita skipper Peter Guarrasi aided in decorating boats when a fisherman Tom Purtimal Gliese, 22, fell into the harbor and died. The event featured religious ceremonies and a Mass at Mary Star of the Sea Church. United States Senator Thomas Kuchel Acting Mayor John Gibson and Supervisor officials spoke as the fleet was blessed. The body remained missing Sunday night.
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Coast Guard
Peter Guarrasi
Mason Case
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Dodi
Knights of Columbus
Timothy Manning
Reds Explode New H Bomb Hydrogen Blast Reported
Tokyo dispatches quote the Central Meteorological Observatory saying the Soviet Union detonated a hydrogen bomb north of the Arctic Circle. An observatory spokesman called the blast larger than ten megatons, about 10 million tons of TNT. U S experts deem megaton range blasts hydrogen tests. The U S Atomic Energy Commission had announced a new series of nuclear tests.
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Tokyo
New Invention Trends Amid Odd Tech Claims
A fragmented lab notes style item touts a creator claiming repeated triumphs in devices from a two inch TV to a filtered cigarette. The piece labels the smoker as a "Stiff Neck" and mentions coined terms tied to these odd innovations.
Boy Hurls Knife Wounds Young Brother in Accidental Incident
In Norwalk a 2 year old boy, James David Walsh, was critically injured when a jackknife hurled by his 7 year old brother struck him in the chest. The incident occurred as children played in the yard at 111568 Cecilia Street. The younger boy was revived after van a seizure and surgery, but remained in critical condition.
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James David Walsh
Carebil
Robert
Cecilia St
Fourth Quintuplet Roland Dies in France
TOULON France Monday Roland last but one of the Christofle quintuplets died about 4 am today after a five day fight for life The doctors would make no prediction about the chances of survival for the remaining baby Michele
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Toulon
France
Roland
Tors
Michele
Night of terror in Veene Atta AL case sparks alarm
A 14 year old boy unable to sleep seized a wrench and twelve picks, launching a brutal attack on a neighbor family in a night of terror. British scientists question the previously reported 184 pound figure as unreliable.
Union County Armament for Defense Amid Segregation Fears
Union County South Carolina announced purchase of nine Browning submachine guns and 1,000 rounds, part of a 1,000-dollar deter rence by the county legislature. Sheriff Lamb and eight deputies will expand their arsenal to guard county laws against any federal or civil unrest over segregation, with Long asserting readiness and arrest authority.
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