Cal Newlyweds Die in Plane Crash at Yuma
A young California couple married Saturday night died Sunday when their light plane crashed on takeoff at a Yuma Arizona airport. James M. Baughter, 30, of Riverside, and Agatha Helen, 28, were aboard. Witnesses said the craft slipped to the side about 50 feet in the air and crashed near the runway end.
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Ariz
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Ariz Upi
James M. Baughter
Riverside
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Russia to Send Opera Group and Dancers to U.S.
Soviet culture minister Mikoal Mikailov said in a Moscow TV interview that next year the Soviet Union plans to send a ladies dance group and a Grand Opera company to the United States. He added that Soviet performers also awaited American acts to visit the USSR.
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Russia
Mikoal Mikailov
Soviet Union
Adies
Grand Opera
United States
Mikhailov
Moscow
Observer says Reds will fight to take offshore islands
A European observer who met with Mao and Chou En-lai in Peiping says Red China will seize the Nationalist offshore islands Quemoy and Matsu, even at risk of war with the United States. He reports vast jet fleets and air bases, and predicts a hard line stance toward any restraint. He notes Hong Kong experts view the move as a pretext to rally the nation and push massive communes, signaling sweeping social change.
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UPIH
Red China
United States
Mao Tzetung
Chou En-lai
Chen Yi Durng
Peiping
Chen
Quemoy
Matsu
China
Red
Raft Drifts 69 Days to Hawaii
Baker and crew drift 69 days to reach Hawaii aboard a raft sighted by a Hawaiian Air Lines plane. They survive on fish including dolphin and a blue shark, with some water still aboard and no distillation device needed. Baker plans another voyage and contemplates currents carrying him toward Persia from Central America.
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Hawaiian Air Lines
Baker
Pacific
U S to Rally Opinion Over Formosa Crisis
Washington officials said the United States will amplify public support at home and abroad for its no retreat policy in the Formosa crisis. President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles seek to clarify fundamental principles and outline U S stance ahead of a Far East Council appearance and a potential U N cease fire appeal in the Quemoy area.
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UPI
United States
U.S
Formosa
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Far East Council On Commerce and Industry
New York
Far East
Quemoy Island
United Nations
Quemoy Ares
Soviet Reply to Khrushchev Letter Cites Peace Fears
The Soviet Foreign Office closed its prestige and Tass reported Khrushchev’s letter demanded U.S. recognition of Red China and urged peace, while blaming American ruling circles for Formosa Strait tensions. The U.S. and Soviet sides gave no contact or new talks as tempers flared, threatening a new low in relations.
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Khrushchev
U. S
Red China
Far East
Taiwan
Formosa) Strait
Soviet Union
Formosa Strait
Three Rooms Rents at 184 Dollars in Newport Beach
An Asian diplomat quoted by Mary James Hagerty discusses a policy shift. The State Department Planning Commission plans a statement this week. The ad notes three rooms available for 184 dollars at a New York City private construction site near Manhattan with space for newsprint production.
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Newport
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Manhattan
U.S
U S Commanders Huddle in Taipei Crisis Talks
U S Pacific leaders led by Adm Harry Felt and Gen Laurence Kuter held extended talks in Taipei amid rising Formosa Strait tensions. They met with Ambassador Drumright and Nationalist Chinese Defense Ministry officials to discuss supplies to Quemoy and the fate of U S air assets in the region.
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Formosa
U.S
Pacific
Formosa Strait
Harry D. Felt
Mander
U.S. Pacific
Laurence S. Kuter
Roland N. Simoot
Thomas Moorman
13Th Air Force
John S. Hardy
Honolulu
Kuter
Okinawa
Felt
Everett Drumright
Chinese Defense Ministry
Quemoy
Defense Ministry
Blockade of Quemoy Broken Says Brittan
Captain Theodore Brittan, senior U S naval adviser on Quemoy, declares that Communist forces no longer blockade the Quemoy island complex. He says Nationalist ships face daily artillery fire but can sustain supply runs while offshore defenses hold, with casualties on the Nationalist side.
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Formosa
UPE
Theodore Britt
U. S
Quemoys
U. S. 7Th Fleet
Quemoy
Thea
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