Pheasant Flies Into Downtown Sears Hit Head in Peculiar Store Incident
Robert MacCammon, a 42 year old television repairman, was struck on the head by a live brown female pheasant inside a Sears department store. He carried the bird home uncertain what to do, while staff offered lighthearted responses and no alarm.
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Robert MacCammon
Long Beach
MacCammon
Joe Risinger
Magnolia Ave
Sears
Maccammion
Snorting Foods
Second Storm Dumps More Rain on L B
A southern coast storm drenched Long Beach area with 0.42 inches today and is forecast to linger through Friday while another system caused road closures and a fatal crash in the Los Angeles area. The Ridge Route and Santa Monica traffic saw snow and mudslide impacts with multiple injuries and closures across Crescenta Valley and nearby communities.
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Long Beach
U. S. Weather Bureau
Monterey
California
Castaic
Lennox
Firestone Park
Los Angeles
North Hollywood
van Nuys
En‘cino
Tarzana
San Dimas
Los Anngeles
Bakersfield
Kratka
Angeles Crest
Baldy
Santa Ynez Mountains
San Marcos Pass
Santa Barbara
Santa Ynez Valley
Old Springs
Pacific Coast
Eisenhower to Open Campaign With Washington Speech
President Eisenhower will start his re election drive with a speech to 10C Republican leaders at a Washington dinner next Tuesday evening The White House said Hagerty rejected Truman's farm policy charge and noted the omnibus farm bill decision remains under review The address will be to party leaders from across the states and may or may not be broadcast nationwide.
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Augusta
Eisenhower
Washington
White House
James C. Hagerty
Truman
Des Moines
Hagerty
Congress
Leonard W. Hall
Republican National Committee
National Committee
Two Farm Groups Urge Eisenhower To Sign Controversial Bill
National Grange and National Farmers Union pressed President Eisenhower to sign the new farm bill, despite features he opposes. American Farm Bureau Federation called the measure ill considered and warned it would revert to past programs blamed for current market problems. The bill, already passed by Congress, centers on a one year return to price supports at 80 percent parity, with other provisions sparking political debate ahead of the election.
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Eisenhower
National Grange
National Farmers Union
Congresso
American Farm Bureau Federation
White House
Charles B. Shuman
Congress
Senate
House
Weither
Aere
Truman
Fisenhower
Newspaper index of sections and page references
A brief listing shows where to find features across sections. It enumerates page designations for Beach Combing Bridge Classified Comics Crossword Death Notices Editorial Financial Radio TV Shipping Sports Theater Tides Temperatures Vital Statistics Wilson Women and Nour World on various pages.
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Hal Boyle
Vital Statistics
Wilson
Nour World
Eisenhower asks 20 million for flood relief loans
President Eisenhower asked Congress for 20 million dollars in SBA flood relief loans. The request raises the White House total to 40 million in two days, issued from his vacation headquarters.
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Ike
Augusta
Eisenhower
Congress
Small Business Administration
White House
Weather Update Cloudy With Showers Through Friday
Cloudy conditions with occasional showers continue through Friday. Temperatures show little change, keeping a cool and damp pattern across the area as a southerly breeze eases.
Classifieds From The Home Edition Daily Telegraph
Eight daily home edition blocks offer classified items and notices. Readers can place ads by contacting the listed telephone numbers for six cent per line pricing and swift publication in the price 10 cent home edition.
Monaco Grace Kelly Reunion With Rainier Prompts Public Cheer
Grace Kelly and Prince Rainier greeted aboard the yacht Deo Juvante off Monte Carlo for a romantic reunion ahead of their wedding. The couple stood on the bridge as Grace’s engagement to Rainier was celebrated with a warm, public welcome and family by her side.
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Monaco
Prince Rainier
Grace Kelly
Miss Kelly
Monte Carlo
Mediterranean
Grace
America
Rainier
Joan B Kelly
Philadelphia
Fragmentary Page A-3 Teaser Continues Across Columns
A brief fragment notes continued coverage on page A-3 column four with no additional readable details. The sparse text hints at ongoing reporting across the newspaper’s inside pages but provides no concrete names events or outcomes.
Slaying of Cincinnati society matron shocks Hyde Park
Audrey Evers Pugh, a 34 year old Hyde Park society matron, was found stabbed to death in the doorway of her fashionable Cincinnati home. Husband William W. Pugh, a printing executive, found the body. Police report multiple neck and chest wounds and no immediate rape indication. Coroner noted autopsy details to be released later. Neighbors described Mrs. Pugh as quiet and religious. The couple had been married five years with no children.
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Los Angeles
Benjamin (Bugsy) Siegel
Tony Carnero
Elmer Perry
Anita
Whittaker
Ted Lewin
Lewin
New Mexico
Philippines
Yolanda Lopez Puckett
Robert
Roswell
Cincinnati
Stanley F. Schrotel
Ranch House
Herbert P. Lyle
Hamilton County
Lyle
Pugh
Charles Martin
Pughs
AEC Chief Urges Limits on Hydrogen Bombs
Atomic Energy Commissioner Thomas E. Murray urged the United States to halt testing of multimegaton hydrogen bombs and set an upper stockpile limit. Testifying to a Senate subcommittee, he promoted rational disarmament and suggested current H bombs may already be too large.
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Grace
Rainier
Nz Harbor
Grace Will Murray
Monacans
Humphrey
D-Minn
Rivierayman
Washington
UPI
Atomic Energy
Thomas E. Murray
United States
Murray
Senate Foreign Relations
Defense Dept drafts 12000 for June manpower
The Defense Department today issued a draft call for 12,000 men in June for the Army The Navy Marine Corps and Air Force made no request for draftees in the June quota
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Defense Dept
Washington
Defense Department/f
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Air Force
UN reports Israel and Egypt pledge to halt hostilities
Dag Hammarskjold disclosed to the Security Council that Israel and Egypt promised in writing to refrain from hostile acts except in self defense, ahead of an Egyptian jet shot down by Israeli planes. The pledges reference the armistice terms, while self defense rights remain reserved.
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U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
Security Council
Israel
Egypt
Hammarskjold
Cairo
Middle East
Hammarskjald
David Ben Gurion
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Hamemarshjold
Abba Eben
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
United States
Council
Herve Alphand
Sir Pierson Dixon
Epan
Lodge
Rome
Nasser
Ben-Gurion
U. S. Denies Bidding for Crete Base
The U S Navy said 6th Fleet amphibious forces will visit Crete early next month and denied plans to base Marines there. Greece was asked to clear the visit, a routine step for foreign stops. A reinforced Marine battalion is attached to the 6th Fleet. State Department said no basis for base rumors. Frankfurt headquarters likewise called a Middle East move rumor absolutely untrue.
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UPI
Navy
U. S. 6Th Fleet
Crete
Mediterranean
Athens
Greece
6Th Fleet
State Department
Lincoln White
Germany
Frankfurt
U.S
U.S. 2Nd Armored Divivision
Middle East
Europe
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