Bulganin Hosts Lip-Reading Wingding at Country Estate
Bulganin hosts a 54 hour informal party at his Moscow area estate with 150 guests including diplomats and newsmen. Molotov and Zhukov joked about boating mishaps while Khrushchev and guests tour the grounds and watch Spartak's 3-0 win.
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Airmen recount torture by Chinese Reds in Korea
Col. John Knox Arnold Jr said 11 U S airmen were subjected to months of extreme physical and mental torment in China to extract statements and frame them as spies. He detailed beatings, tourniquet restraints, and forced standing during a press conference in Tokyo. The 11, freed last Thursday at the Hong Kong border, will head home to undergo 30 day convalescent leaves after routes via Travis Air Force Base or Honolulu.
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Warning as Hurricane Connie Heads North
Hurricane Connie, with 135 mph winds, moved 500 miles east of West Palm Beach and veered north northwest at 14 mph. The storm’s center was near 26.9 N, 72.0 W with a 40 mile diameter eye, as warnings extended from Cape Hatteras to Block Island and small craft were urged to stay put.
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Eisenhower to Leave for Colorado Vacation Next Sunday
President Eisenhower at Gettysburg farm says he plans a Colorado vacation starting Sunday, with dates tentatively set for August 14 or 15. He is on leave after approving bills passed by Congress at the recent session.
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FBI Hunts Slayer of K C Wife
FBI agents joined the Kansas City homicide probe into the death of 34 year old Mrs Wilme Allen found shot and tied with a pink scarf two miles south west of the city three days after she disappeared while shopping. Detectives consider kidnapping for ransom, possible sex motive, or robbery. rings and purse were missing. An unnamed man is being questioned, and a possible note’s existence is explored.
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Weather outlook shows sunny, mild day ahead
Weather report notes clear skies after night low clouds. Temperatures rise to around 75 degrees with a pleasant afternoon and light breezes. The forecast calls for continued benign conditions through the next day.
Beach Heat Trails Seaside Crowds and Riots in Korea
Long Beach braced under 77 degree heat as thousands packed beaches while lifeguards logged 31 rescues. In Pusan clashes between U S soldiers and Korean demonstrators raised injuries, protests over NNSC teams continued, sparking a diplomatic outcry as Koreans pressed for all teams to leave by Saturday.
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Girl Stowaway Joins Canadian Ship Athabaskan Farewell
Joycelyn Pilapil a 16 year old Hawaiian maid waved aloha to 240 sailors aboard Her Majestys Canadian destroyer Athabaskan after stowing away from Pearl Harbor a week earlier. FBI escorted her ashore to Long Beach Juvenile Bureau then Los Angeles Juvenile Hall for arraignment on stowaway charges.
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Woman denies bombing in Saigon palace blast
A woman in Saigon claimed no details about the blast at the Palace of Justice, saying she aimed to mislead observers about Diem’s fate. The explosion damaged the Ministry Building foyer and toppled a bronze statue, though no casualties were reported.
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East Berliners riot over potato shortage in Potsdam Babelsberg
Police in Potsdam Babelsberg faced a crowd angered by an official potato limit of one pound per customer. Bystanders surged stalls, battered officers, and forced a retreat as reinforcements were slow, according to the Information Bureau West.
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Two Light Quakes Jolt Kern County
Two light earthquakes jolted many Kern County residents Sunday. Authorities said there were no injuries or significant damage. The shocks were felt across the area and were reported after 3:30 pm. Continued on Page A-4.
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Eisenhower urges atomic science for peaceful uses
President Eisenhower addressed the United Nations Conference on Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy in Geneva. He urged governments, business, and professionals to apply atomic science to health, education, and economic development to reduce disease and war. Homi J. Bhabha opened the meeting predicting hydrogen bomb energy can be harnessed for peaceful ends.
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Four Lost in Klamath Boat Upset
Crescent City California reports a fishing trip tragedy after a boat with Dr. Fred W. Holmes and his family overturned near the Klamath River. One body recovered seven miles north, identification pending. Sheriff notes rugged coastline hinders recovery and access by boat due to rocks.
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Where to Find It Beach Combing
Classifieds and listings show where to find features across the newspaper including comics, editorial, obituaries, sports pages, theaters and vital statistics. The notices provide page references such as A-3 for Editorial and A-10,11 for Sports.
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