Arrest Man With Gun Trying to See Nixon
Secret Service agents arrested Clifford W. Bryan after he repeatedly phoned Nixon’s office seeking an appointment and threatened no direct harm. He possessed a .38 caliber revolver and was turned over to Washington police for observation. Bryan, an aircraft inspector from Los Angeles, was in the city for a Civil Aeronautics hearing on safety regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secret Service
Clifford W. Bryan
Los Angeles
Bryan
Nixon
California
Aeronautics Administration
Roseborough
Land Bohannon
Zun
Bradl
Zret
Bohannon
Youthful Drag Race participant slain in Hawthorne drive
A 19 year old, Bradl Roseborough of Lawndale, was stabbed to death after a late night drag race incident on Hawthorne Ave. in the 26900 block. Investigators described a confrontation between two carloads, with four teen boys fleeing in a green 1940 Mercury. Police sought suspects and a possible motive, while the victim died at Park Emergency Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawndale
Jack Fred Brodl
Rosecrans Hlvd
Park Emergency Hospital
Southland
Hawthorne Ave
Brad
Clifford Roseborough
Bill Bohannon
162Nd St
Death Claims Band Leader Henry Busse
Henry Busse famous orchestra leader and trumpet star died of a heart attack at the Hotel Peabody in Memphis at 4 45 am after a Tri State Funeral Directors convention dance. Born in Holland he came to the United States at 16 and partnered with Paul Whiteman, later gaining fame for When Day Is Done and Wang Wang Blues. He invented widely used brass mutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn. Uel
Henry Busse
Mr. Hot Lips
Peatbody
Busse
Holland
United States
Paul Whiteman
Whiteman
Hot Lips
Wang
Wang Blues
Chou En-Lai Seeks Parley to Ease Far East Tension
Premier Chou En-lai proposed negotiations with the United States to relax Far East tensions including the Formosa area. The statement, at the Asian African conference in Bandung, signaled a Communist peace offensive. Pakistan's Mohammed Ali forwarded the message with suggestions and called it a positive step toward reducing world tension.
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Bandung
Indonesia
Chou En-lai
Red China
United States
Far East
Formdsa
Asia
Chou
United States of America
Taiwan
For
Mosa
Mohammed Ali
Pakistan
Washington
Ali
Choy
Colombo
Thailand
China
Philippines
India
Ineia
Ceylon
Burma
Peiping
Fortjmosa
U Nu
Nehru
Raft Lehi II to Begin Drift to Hawaii Sunday
Oakland plans a Pacific drift using currents to reach Hawaii. Skipper De Vere Baker, two crew, and a small craft depart Jack London Square at 5 am Sunday in a 2300 mile attempt. An auxiliary motor and emergency provisions accompany the voyage as a potential shake down for a Persian Gulf drift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Pacific Ocean
de Vere Baker
Hawaii
Baker
Jack London Square
Larry Hall
Bill Souza
Persian Gulf
Martin
Crawford Hartley
Battle Against Dope: Teen Addict Reveals Death-Driven Life
The six part series follows Gordon Keith Clark who started heroin at eighteen and records his transformation from a troubled teen to a routine user. He describes red arm marks, sickness, and a pattern of six friends who died from overdoses as law enforcement fluctuates in effectiveness.
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Bert Besnik
Gordon Keith Clark
Gordon
Classifieds and notices listing page locations
A compact index shows where to find sections such as churches obituaries and sports across pages A-4 to B-3, including classifieds B-4 to B-11, radio and TV B-2, and tides temperatures A-1. It outlines section placements for schools theaters and shipping tables in the newspaper.
Hunt for Explosive Jet Booster Shocks Southern California
Authorities scour Los Angeles and Orange counties aided by Douglas Aircraft after an eight-inch diameter thirty-three inch long SATO bottle, a JATO booster, reportedly fell from a Douglas B66 bomber during takeoff from Municipal Airport bound for Edwards Air Force Base. Eight bottles were issued but seven fell. one later missing. Police seek sightings, contact Douglas Aircraft.
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Los Angeles
Orange County
Douglas
California
Edwards Air Force Base
Clyde Schlieper
Long Beach
Frank Boyer
Meroe
E Sato
Belmont ER
Tornado Outbreak Rips Through Central U S States
A Kansas centered storm brought tornadoes and heavy rain across Texas Oklahoma Arkansas Missouri and Illinois. Evansville Indiana logged 3.75 inches of rain causing widespread flooding while tornadoes ripped through Mt Sterling Illinois Pocahontas Arkansas Sikeston Missouri and other towns. Damaging winds up to 70 mph tossed debris and disabled a radio station in Duncan Oklahoma.
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United Areas
Kansas
United States
Evansville
Ind
Oklahoma
Texas
Arkansas
Missour
Mt. Sterling
Brown
Adams
Jones
U.S. Weather Bureau
Chicago
Missouri
Lutesville
Sikeston
Pocahontas
Ark
Duncan
Okla
KRHD
New Mexico
Illinois
Tennessee
Raitt
Dakotas
New England
Fish Boat With 60 Aboard Collides With Freighter
Off Ambrose Light New Jersey a fishing vessel named Bobby II carrying 60 persons collided with the freighter SS President Buchanan of American President Lines. One person is reported missing and a cutter from U S Coast Guard Shark River is escorting the stricken vessel into port.
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Belmak
N. J
President Buchanan
American Presiden Lines
Ambrose
U. S. Coast Guard
Shark River
United States urges Red China to show good faith in Formosa talks
The State Department urged Communist China to prove sincerity before talks with the United States on Formosa. Three steps were outlined: immediate ceasefire in the Formosa Strait, release of 15 American airmen and about 40 civilians, and acceptance of the UN Security Council invitation to discuss end to hostilities there. President Eisenhower was informed as Dulles and Hoover discussed the proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
China
State Department
Eisenhower
Chou Enlai
Far East
Formosa
Formosa Strait
United Nations Security Council
Department
Dulles
Dueck Island
Lake Ontario
Red China
Herbert Hoover Jr
Gettysburg
Department of State
Chou En-Jai
Bandung
Free Republic
Security Council
United Nations
White House
James C. Hagerty
Bulganin Signals Support for Big Three Summit
In Moscow, Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin told reporters at a reception for Polish Premier Josef Cyrankiewicz that he favors a top level meeting with President Eisenhower and Britain's Prime Minister Anthony Eden. When asked about the date he defered to Eisenhower and Eden, saying his position remains clear. He nodded to a positive attitude toward a Three-Party summit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Nikolai Bulganin
Eisenhower
Britain
Anthony Eden
Bulgenik
Josef Cyrankiewicz
Eden
Bulganin
Weather outlook Mostly clear days with patchy fog
Forecast calls for mostly clear days and patchy night and early morning low clouds or fog. Temperatures rise slightly with warmer conditions likely across the period.
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Sian
Mercury
Redondo Beach
St. Louis
Michaele Durm
Adolph Kleinecke
Dickie
Quickie
U. S. Long Beach
Celearam
Long Beach 12
Calie
Clen Clements
Raft Lehi II
Midwest
U.S
Maxwell House
Nashville
Tenn
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