World Around: Plane Inhaled Spray Drunk Crew In Flight
A military crop-dusting plane in Dayal, French West Africa, sprayed fumes entering the cabin making the pilot and two assistants drunk. The pilot managed a wobbly landing after passing out. Separate items report Chicago officer Bonner jailed for reckless driving, drive-in theft thwarted by gas fumes, Jerry Lewis home alarm scare, and President Eisenhower golfing misadventures.
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Dayal
French West Africa
Chicago
William Bonner
Springfield
Til
George Otlewis
Bonner
Pallas
Bergiars
Jerry Lewis
Pacific Palisades
Jerry
Poktermen
Pattie
New York
Tures Young
Bluecoats
Fiser-Shower
Arkansas
Newport
Coca- Cola Co
William E. Robinson
Elyl
Fink Epidemic Predicted in Two Months in State
Sacramento officials warn of an influenza outbreak likely in two months affecting men and women. Dr Church predicts an Asian flu season with vaccination urged for all, prioritizing service personnel at home and abroad. The Air Force and Army announce vaccine distribution to Europe, Canada, and heavy vaccination of troops by mid October.
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Sacramento
Mento County
Church
East Coast push to form IknoWland Governor Clubs
In Southern California Farrison McCall leads IknoWland for Governor clubs while Stassen speaks on disarmament and peace efforts. He and McCall back Nixon for 1960, arguing Knowland and other contenders compete in a crowded GOP field. A London talks report and NATO vaccine drills are noted amid party maneuvering.
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Los Angeles
Lana
Eisenhower
Knight
Senate
Knowland
Iake
California
Republican Assembly
London
Beach
Stassen
Vanelle
Farrison
McCall
California Republican Assembly
Nixon
Congress
GOP
Weather high and low temperatures across major cities
A weather dispatch lists high and low temperatures for cities including Los Angeles Omaha Las Vegas Phoenix Boston Pittsburgh Chicago Portland Cleveland Denver St Paul Maines Salt Lake Detroit San Francisco Seattle Miami Seattle New Orleans Washington New York with tides forecast for today and upcoming times. Tides show 5.2 feet at 2 pm 4.8 feet at 1:47 am and 0.8 foot at 4:20 am. additional listings include 1 foot at 4:40 pm and future highs and lows. Sunrise is 33 and sunset is provided.
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United States
We Bureau
Mery Long Leach
Oita
City
Los Anguses
Omaha Gas
Perliah
Pact Averts Braniff Walkout
Dallas pilots end walkout threat as mediators announce a complete agreement and new contract. Braniff Vice President Malcolm Harrison and Air Lines Pilots Assn president Clarence N Sayen call the settlement a satisfactory disposition of all issues in dispute.
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Dallas
Branif International Airways
Braniff
Malcolm Harrison
Air Lines Pilots Assn
Clarence N. Sayen
Stassen Sees Disarm Pact Near Despite London Deadlock
Washington reports Harold E. Stassen said after returning from London that West powers have in 33 months pursued a disarmament deal with the Soviet Union and that a first step could follow if Moscow agrees to halt production of weaponizable materials. He urged the United Nations Disarmament Committee in New York to take the next action.
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Washington
Harold E. Stassen
Dulles
Jain
Russia
Stassen
National
London
Andi
Joss
Stissen
Eisenhower
Nixalai Bulganin
United Nations Disarmament Subcommittee
United Nations Disarmament
New York
Assen
Two Marines Face Counts Over Hazing at Naval Station
Two Marines at Moffett Field Naval Air Station face six counts of hazing and mistreatment related to an Air Force enlisted man held on AWOL charges. Corporal John Edward Black, 20, of Denver and Private Larry Keith Strickland, 18, of Borger Texas, allegedly struck and harassed Airman Hebert Smith Jr. 20, of Menlo Park California while Smith was detained in the brig awaiting transfer. The case follows a June national inquiry into the incident and extends to authorities at the brig.
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Moffet
Merset Field
Naval Air Station
John Edward Black
Denver
Larry Keith Strickland
Borger
Tex
Hebert Smith Jr
Menlo Park
Calif
Smith
Naval
Air Force
Robert Smith Sr
Black
Strickland
Arisnnars
Parole Violator Cleared in Police Killing Case
Eureka police recovered a suspect, 27 year old Mark Wayne Hutton, after arresting him Sunday while attempting to access a garage. He is cleared of suspicion in the July murder of two El Segundo officers and does not match the weapon or the redemption profile listed by El Segundo authorities.
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Sureka
el Segundo
Mark Wayne Hutton
el Segunda
Los Angeles County
Sheri Nfarmed
Eureka
Tito Renews Efforts to Extradite Artukovic
Yugoslavia renews its long bid to extradite Artukovic from the United States. The case hinges on whether his World War II crimes are political or common crimes. Artukovic, 55, arrived in the U S in 1948 and longtime attempts have followed his 1952 entry.
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Tito
Artukovic
Yugoslavia
Artukoviec
Andrjia Artukovic
Belgrade
U. S. Supreme Court
Avtukovic
United States
Grand
Parham Takes Command of Pacific Fleet Sub Squadron 3
Captain William B. Parham assumed command of the Pacific Fleet Submarine Squadron 3 on Monday in ceremonies aboard the USS Queenfish in San Diego.
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San Diego
Wiliam B. Parham
Pacific Fleet
USS
Queenfish
San Diego Bar
Smuggled Writings From the Death House Revealed
Condemned inmate Daryl Chessman allegedly smuggled manuscripts from San Quentin to publish three novels. Esquire Magazine promises an issue unveiling how he evaded prison security and exposed alleged deceptions, with Chessman speaking in his own words.
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Daryl Chessman
Emo Jighe
Furlid Dua
Sen Quentin
Kaw Dil Man
Biards Mannage
Esquire Magazine
Carl
Chessman
Cressman
Confident US Tops In ICBM Race Says Quarles
Deputy Defense Lee Quarles told Mayors Conference that after reviewing evidence the United States would beat Russia in the ICBM race. He warned of overstated Soviet claims and noted Eisenhower era budget economies. A US News report said the Army may have an anti missile ready by 1960 and that Soviets likely only have a test ICBM for years ahead. Col Mickerson arrived for duty at Fort Clayton canal Zone as an inspector of engineering facilities with his family aboard the Gibbins.
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New York
Lee
Donald A. Quarles
United States
Russia
Quarles
U.S
News and World Report
Balboa, C. Z
Col. John
Mickerson
Fanama Canal Zone
Ft. Clayton
Pacific
Canal Zone
West Point
Gibbins
Local Prosecutor Pushes Ban on Sex Magazines in Long Beach
Jimmy Cely urges action against sexual exhibitions and child exploitation materials found in the city. He claims many offenders evade capture and may be regular buyers of such content. Community support is requested to extend through mail regulations and enforcement efforts.
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Cely
Jimmy
Long Beach
Nixon Urges Plans to Keep Youth Strong
Vice President Richard M Nixon urged 150 national leaders in business, sports, and professions to craft concrete proposals for keeping the nation's youth fit. He spoke at the opening session of the President's Citizens Advisory Committee on the fitness of American youth, warning automation threatens physical decay and endorsing a total fitness program without a rigid Soviet style regime. He linked national defense and better health to youth fitness as automation increases leisure time.
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West Point
Richard M. Nixo
Nixon
Citizens Advisory Committee
Eisen
Jhower
Woman 21 Wins Mile-Over-Limit Speeding Case
Winifred Ann Zebley of Philadelphia wins in Traffic Court as Judge Samuel Bard dismisses a ticket charging 36 mph in a 36 mph zone. Prosecutor notes a potential two mph speedometer variance from Trenton Speedometer Co witness Dixon Blanchard. Courtroom reaction calls the stance slightly ridiculous.
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Hightstown
Winifred Ann Zebley
Samuel Bard
Philadelphia
Bard
Dixon Blanchard
Trenton, Speedometer Co
Miss Zebiey
100O F Elects Chief
Percy Victory Thbetson of Port Arthur Ontario was elected president of the International Council of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows. He succeeds E F Knuchel of Basel Switzerland, in the Monday vote.
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Miami
Percy Victory Thbetson
Port Arthur
Ont
International Council of the Independent Order of the Odd
Thbetson
E. F. Knuchel
Basel
Switzerland
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