Fatal two-car crash on Pacific Coast Highway claims two women
A late night collision on Pacific Coast Highway near Tem ple Avenue left two women dead. Cocktail waitress Terry Jene Rutherford, 31, died instantly. Dorothy Cress, 34, died at Community Hospital. Jacque Ant Ellen Ferguson, 24, remains in critical condition with multiple injuries. Thompson, Estes, and Maycock escaped with minor injuries. Witness Clampitt reported excessive speed and a red light.
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Pacific Coast Hwy
Temple Ave
Terry Jene Rutherford
Bennett Ave
Dorothy Cress
S. Broadway
Whittier
Community Hospital
Jacque- Ant Ellen Ferguson
Denmead
Lakewood
Rutherford
Paciic Coast Hwy
Elmore Levert Thompson
Los Angeles
Templa Ave
Thompson
Cress
James N. Estes
W. Rose
Jane F. Maycock
Stillman O. Clampit
Centralia St
Obispore
Clampitt
Ferguson
Asperican Ave
Vandenberg dies of cancer former Air Force chief
Gen. Hoyt S. Vandenberg, 55, who built up U S air power as Air Force chief of staff from 1948 to 1952, died at Walter Reed Hospital from cancer. He had been ill since last October, underwent exploratory surgery, and spent months in seclusion before his return to work in 1952. He is survived by his widow.
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Washington
Hoyt S. Vandenberg
America
Air Force
Walter Reed Hospital
Van
Army
Walter Reed
Obin
Orldenberg
Carl
Tooey) Spaatz
Nba
U. S
Vanéenb
Vandenberg
Pentagon
Devaro
Howie
McCarthy Probe Counsel Faces Impartiality Quiz
Senate investigators plan to press Samuel P. Sears for assurances of impartiality as special counsel in the McCarthy dispute. Sears, a Boston trial lawyer, says he will approach the role dispassionately and without partisanship while facing questions about past views on McCarthyism. The panel, including Sen. Potter and Sen. Jackson, will meet Sears again likely Monday to seek confirmation.
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Samuel P. Sears
Sen. McCarthy
R.-Wis
Atty Ouuuigis
Sen. Potter
R-Mich
Sears
McCarthy
Afl
Sen
Jackson
D-Wash
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Reds in Cambodia battle begins report
Paris reported Vietminh regulars crossed from Laos into Cambodia, marking first penetration of Cambodian territory as fighting with Cambodian forces raged with unclear results. Separately near Dien Bien Phu, Vietminh forces widened assaults while French counterattacks sought to hold the fortress.
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Laos
Cambodia
Phnom Fenh
Voeun Sai
Indochina
Voeun Bai
Vietnam
Les
Thailand
Dien Bien Phu
Hanoi
Dien Bien
Young Drapes Rob Bank of $30,000
Baltimore police and FBI searched East Baltimore door to door for three youths described as wearing drape haircuts and dark glasses who held bank employees and ten customers at gunpoint to steal $30,000 from a Provident Savings Bank branch just after a Brinks car delivered $28,000.
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FBL
Total
Provident Savings Bank
Brinks
Light as feather but jail cook lifts pancakes
Jail cook James F. McCowan, 63, strained to lift a platter of pancakes when a prisoner entered the kitchen. To avoid a collision he raised his right hand and dislocated his shoulder. He was treated at St Marys Hospital where X rays confirmed the dislocated shoulder.
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James F. Mc Cowan
Mc Cowan
St. Mary's Hospital
Missing Plane Found Safe in Sierra Basin
A veteran pilot Robert Symons and photographer Joy Weger, missing since Thursday, were sighted safe in Ver million Valley Basin about 40 miles west of Bishop. Officials said the ski plane landed and had trouble taking off again during a snow survey mission.
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Bishop
Sierra
Vermillion Valley Basin
Here
Robert Symons
Symons
Joy Weger
Intruder Panics Los Angeles Coeds at Night Flight
Symons, pilot for a Los Angeles operation, reported an intruder entered a dorm room at a dam construction site near Florence Lake and attacked a cook. He searched for young women as a plane took off, causing coeds to scream and neighbors to alert police. An air-sea rescue base was set up in Fresno as the search continued.
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Ates G
LOS ‘Geles—Lp
Los
Angeles Department of Water
and Power
California Electric Cook
Southern California
May Peterson
Florence Lake
Theta Upsilon
Agra
M'Gap
Merlin Qwens
Neup
Fresno
Fot Hamilton Air Force Base
Peterson
Crawling Punishment Fallout Hits Hillsborough School
A 27 year old math teacher, Carroll E Fogal, is suspended in Ruskin Florida after allegedly forcing 14 grammar school pupils to crawl on hot asphalt across a basketball court as punishment for breaking out of wine. Hillsborough County education director A L Vergason disclosed Fogal admitted responsibility while lamenting the action and promising investigation. Parents at a protest claimed four patrol members aided the punishment and that three children refused and were made to run.
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Fogal
Thy
An index of newspaper sections and page references
A brief listing enumerates where to find content such as Beach Combing Billy Rose Boyle Bridge Comics Editorial Financial Obituaries and sports across pages A-2 A-8 A-10 A-11 A-18 B-2 B-3 B-6 to B-15 and 5-1 4-11 5 for the current issue
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Billy Rose
Boyle
Train Hits School Bus In Yazoo City Injuring 23
A freight train collided with a school bus carrying 30 high school students at a crossing in Yazoo City Mississippi injuring 28 teens. Bus driver J H Moore 50 said brakes failed. One student Jessie Pittman was seriously hurt and 12 hospitalized. The train halted a block away with bus debris on the engine. Engineer A Cutter of McComb said he did not see the bus until impact.
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Yazoo City
Miss
Jesssie Pittman
J. H. Moore
A. Cutter
McComb
Czech Treason and Sabotage Convictions Hit 441
A Czech court in Usti Nad Labem convicted 441 people on charges of high treason and sabotage tied to 1950 acts against the government and railway sabotage during the Czech Communist Party Congress era. Frantisek Zancek was sentenced to death, two associates to life, others to 11 to 25 years.
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Vienna
Lin Usti Nad Labem
Prague
Frantisek Zancek
Muscular Slayer Added to Most Wanted List
Washington UP reports Groom, nicknamed King Kong, an African American man once convicted of murder and released on a conditional pardon, has been added to the FBI’s most wanted list. He is sought for a 1951 strangulation in Winston Virginia after a prior life sentence for killing a woman in 1933 and a jailbreak from Grange County jail.
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Sterling
Groom
Virginia
FBI
Winston
Raccoon Ford
Washington, D. C
King
Grange
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