Knight Pledges Fight to Finish in GOP Power Standoff
Sacramento AP Gov Knight vows a fight to the finish in a rare public burst as pro Nixon and Knight Knowland factions clash over California GOP control. He accuses Chotiner of breaking an election slate pact while Chotiner denies speaking for Nixon. The dispute shadows state Democratic conventions and the upcoming vote for party chairman and vice chairman amid a high stakes intra party battle.
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Sacramento
Knight
Nixon Peat
GOP
Murray Chattner
Nixon
Patrick J. Hillings
Arcadia
California
Chotiner
Earl Warren
Knight-Knowland
Thomas Wi. Caldecott
Berkeley
William F. Knowland
Thomas H. Kuchel
Eld Warren
Howard Ahmanson
Los Angeles
Isnight
Chatiner
Ray Arbuth
Two French Women Slain in Rabat Clash Today
Rioting Arab nationalists killed two French women in Port Lyautey near Rabat and a French soldier, with seven others dead and 32 wounded as French troops fired on rioters. The violence followed clashes over the bid to restore exiled Sultan Sidi Mohammed Ben Youssef. Berbers fled hills to Arab centers, signaling a wider flare in tensions between Arab nationalists and French authorities.
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Rabat
Morocco
Port Lyautey
Sidi Mohammed Ben Youssef
Fez
Marrakech
Madagascar
Illinois Legion Withdraws Support of Girl Scouts
The Illinois American Legion voted to sever ties with the Girl Scouts citing un American influences in literature. Delegates debated up to twenty minutes before approving the resolution asserting that the 1953 handbook elevates United Nations and world citizenship over American citizenship.
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Chicago
Illinois American Legion
Girl Scouts of America
Senuts
Legion
Girl Scouts
United Nations
Edger C. Bundy
Wheaton
Long Beach Schools approve 2 percent pay raise
The Long Beach Unified School District board approved a $342,000 2 percent general pay hike for 3300 employees, funded by $189,000 from taxes and $153,000 from reserves. The district budget rises to $23,855,272, driven by more students, new schools, and higher costs.
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Board of Entitation
Long Braps
Paul 3 Wilcox
Associated Property Owners
Douglas A. Newcomb
Arthur A. Knoll
Weather outlook shows cloudy night and Sunday sun
Low clouds drift across tonight and Sunday morning, then the afternoon clears to mostly sunny skies. Temperatures remain steady with little change expected through the period.
Two Americans Arrested in Moscow by Soviet Police
Two American Embassy aides in Moscow were detained for about three hours by Soviet police over alleged photographs of the Stalin Auto Works. The U.S. State Department protested, sought disciplinary action, and noted the officials were released after embassy intervention. Arthur Hesier and Joyce Marshall were the detained individuals.
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Washington
Moscow
State’ ‘Department
Nine Department
Stalin
Arthur Hesier
Joyce Marshall
Boy Taken in Car Theft Discovered Safe
Bruce Parker, four, abducted from an Allentown supermarket parking lot, was found alive in the thief’s car by Edward Diehl during a nighttime coon hunting trip near Lehigh Township. Parker identified himself, and his parents planned to travel to the area. There is no clear suspect named in the report.
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Bethlehem
vPi
Bruce Parker
Edward Diehl
Lehighton
Allentown
Diehl
Pennsylvania
Parker
Bruce
Suspect Approaches Woman as She Defends Himself
A woman reports a man advancing toward her despite her warnings. She describes the suspect as about 300 years old with sandy hair, a stocky build, six feet tall, wearing khaki trousers and shirt and black sports shoes.
Austrian Chancellor Raab to visit Eisenhower in November
The Austrian government announced that Chancellor Julius Raab will visit President Eisenhower in November. The announcement confirms a high level meeting between Austria’s leader and the U.S. president, signaling ongoing diplomatic engagement.
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Eisenhower
Vienna
Austria
Julius Raab
Classifieds and Puzzles Listings Across The News
A brief index lists where readers can find sections across the newspaper. It notes locations for churches, classifieds, comics, crosswords, financials, obituaries, radio and TV, shipping, sports and theaters with page designations.
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Boyle
Wallaby Hops Through England in Escape Adventure
A gray wallaby from Whipsnade Zoo escaped and leaped about in England today. The animal reached speeds of 15 miles per hour, making 12-foot hops in a zig zag course toward London while observers caught fleeting glimpses and remained unsure of its exact path.
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Whipsnade
England
Whipsnade Zoo
London
Wallaby on the loose hops to farm near St Albans
A three foot tall wallaby escapes and hops twenty miles to a farm near St Albans where it eats shrubs and green corn. A zoo keeper notes wallabies can live well on the English countryside, enjoying ample food.
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St. Albans
Callander quintuplet Emilie Dionne dies of epileptic stroke
Montreal AP report states Emilie Dionne, one of the Callander quintuplets, died at a Ste. Agathe hostel after three strokes. Dr. Rosario Fontaine said autopsy shows epilepsy for some time and an epileptic stroke aggravated by glandular disorders and pituitary congestion.
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Montreal
Emilie Dionne
Rosario Fontaine
Fontaine
Quebec
Ste. Agathe
Que
Eoeter
Maurice Girouard
Emilie
Dr. Fontalan
Teens Run Wild in $9000 Week Spending Spree
Washington police recovered two runaway teenagers Deborah Ann Fine and Barney J. Wurtzburger after a weeklong spree that drained nearly $10,000 in cash. They checked into a fashionable hotel under assumed names, with $1,200 left. The couple said they ran away to marry, having accessed their family safe to fund purchases including a $3,800 convertible, wrist watches, rings, dresses, and suits, while lavish tips drew suspicion from staff.
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Washington
U.P
Ernest P. Jefferson
Deborah Ann Fine
Barney J. Wurtzburger
Jefferson
Wallaby Lover Breaks Zoo Rules to Roam Free
The wallaby at the zoo was a privileged character who hopped among visitors. A zoo official said the approach is to corner it, grab its tail if possible, then call the zoo. The animal enjoyed freedom by violating the understood ban on leaving its enclosure.
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