Death by own action shocks China five year plan boss purge
Peiping radio said Kao Kang head of China's first five year plan was purged and committed death by own action after a Central Committee meeting. Jao Shu shih Shanghai leader was also purged. Kao previously headed Manchuria and was called pro Russian. The purge followed rumors of disfavor and conspiracy against party and state.
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Car Impales Pedestrian at Crossing
A 16 year old pedestrian Frank Visintine remained in critical condition after a car struck him at Artesia Street and Myrtle Avenue at 7 30 p m. The driver Thomas Batson 18 was cited for failing to yield and for not allowing the pedestrian to clear the crosswalk. The hood ornament penetrated the victim s upper right arm and he suffered compound fractures to both legs and pelvis. The incident occurred as the light turned green and the Batson car passed a stopped vehicle.
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Churchill Bids Longshore Chief Queen Career Finale Seen
London AP Churchill hosts Queen Elizabeth II at dinner as his prime ministership nears end. Tony Eden named successor, with observers predicting a final term for the veteran leader. Bridges notes AFL-CIO merger talks and defends loyalty oaths amid unionist rights concerns.
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Weather delays push high altitude atomic test to Tuesday
Unfavorable weather and mechanical issues delayed the U S atomic test to explode six miles above Yucca Flat. High altitude winds and a faulty plane scheduled for the drop led to postponement from Sunday to Tuesday after today’s weather briefing.
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Great Plains Hit by Dust and Blizzard
A fierce blizzard swept eastward across the Great Plains with temperatures near 20 degrees and heavy snow in the Northeast. The western dust storm, the Black Blizzard, devastated crops in eastern Colorado and winds lofted dust up to 35,000 feet across Kansas. Snow blanketed Wyoming to New England, with Sheridan and Havre reporting heavy totals as roads closed and power lines failed. Tornado risk appeared in central northern Texas to Arkansas, while several deaths from crashes and accidents were blamed on the weekend weather.
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Mother and son die in Redondo Beach fire
In Redondo Beach a frame house at 3805 Van Vanderbilt Lane burned killing Barbara Elliot 31 and her son William Russell Elliot 12. Edward Donald Elliot 9 escaped but is in Harbor General Hospital with third degree burns over about 60 percent of his body. Police officers kicked through walls to reach them but flames forced them back.
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Queen to Announce Eden as New Prime Minister
The resignation is to be handed to the Queen on Tuesday or Wednesday with Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden expected to take over the top post after a long wait. Tonight the Queen and Duke of Edinburgh were to dine with Churchill and his wife at No 10 Downing Street, signaling the changeover. The event is viewed as further evidence that the Old Man is stepping down. Continued on Page A-3, Col. 6.
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Misses $1200 Charity Fund Bank Robbery at Lakewood Campus
A gunman in blue denim robbed Long Beach City College student banker Mrs. Aline Reed at 12:43 am on the Lakewood campus. He demanded the floor safe money and fled with $60 after finding the floor safe empty, while charity funds remained elsewhere.
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Ispring in Court Woman Lawyer Blossoms in Court
In Superior Court Judge Joseph Maltby presided as Attorney Gladys T. Root appeared wearing a purple and white headpiece that concealed her hair. Floral sprigs fell in court and were tucked away by a puzzled bailiff after she departed.
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Lite-O-Line Ban Given Green Light
City Council ordinance committee votes 3 to 2 to recom mend and propose rules regulating games of skill and science and aimed at banning Lite-O-Line and similar pay-off attractions. Stormy session features clashes between Chairman Virgil H. Spongberg and Councilman D. Pat Ahern. Ahern is twice ruled out of order after denouncing the measure as making the city a laughing stock. The proposal objects to a list of 84 games excluded from permit requirements.
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Malenkov Appears at Moscow Party Marking Hungary Liberation
Georgi Malenkov joined top Soviet officials including Premier Bulganin and Khrushchev at the Sovietskaya Hotel in Moscow to celebrate the 10th anniversary of Hungary's liberation. The gathering marked Malenkov’s first public Western sighting in 12 days amid speculation about his status within the government.
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Idaho rediscovered after Times map error
New York Senator Henry Dworshak remarked Idaho had been erased on a Times map of the Colorado River Basin, angering him until the Times corrected the image and published a proper Idaho map, joking about former Idaho senatorial days.
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Holiday Train Cars Plunge In Mexican Canyon Toll 13
In Colima near Alsaba the holiday train derailed on a mountain line and three passenger cars fell into the Canyon of Death. Nine dead at once, four seriously injured, with about 60 others slightly hurt. Other cars stayed on the track as officials updated the casualty count from earlier estimates.
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Bramblett Conviction Reinstated by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court, in a 6-0 ruling by Justice Reed, reinstated former Rep. Ernest K. Bramblett’s conviction for falsifying his Office payroll in a salary kickback scheme. Justice Department argued the false statements law covers the House Disbursing Office. Bramblett faced up to 35 years and a $70,000 fine, and may appeal again after sentencing.
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Community Page Index Reminder
A newspaper section lists where different content appears. It cites page numbers for Beach Combing Bridge Classified Comics Editorial Financial Obituaries Radio Shipping Table Sports Theaters Tides Temperatures Wilson Women and Your World.
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Weather update The winds gust near canyon gaps
A brief forecast notes generally clear skies through Tuesday with gusty north winds occurring in canyon areas. Strong gusts may affect high terrain and exposed routes while temperatures remain mild. Local crews advise caution for hikers and drivers in gust-prone corridors.
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