L B Oil Firm Man Killed in Wyo Mishap
Owen N. Andrew 42 sales manager for BJ Service Inc died in a traffic crash 22 miles west of Casper Wyoming. The other driver L M Hendrix 30 from Lander sustained serious injuries. Andrew who had been away from Long Beach on a three week trip lived at 1615 Skyline Drive La Habra. He worked for the firm since 1944 and is survived by his wife two children and two brothers.
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BJ Service, Inc
Oil Wall Service Company
Paramount Blvd
Casper
Wyo
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L. M. Hendrix
Lander
Hill
Hendrix
Bd Service, Inc
Worland
Japan Asks Russ Talk on Peace Treaty
MOSCOW Japanese Foreign Minister Mamoru Shigemitsu asked for an interview with Soviet Premier Bulganin or Communist Party Secretary Khrushchev in a final bid to break the deadlock in Soviet Japanese peace treaty negotiations. Shigemitsu sought the appointment during a 30 minute private conference with Soviet Foreign Minister Dmitri Shepilov.
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Mamoru Shigem Gu
Bulgania
Secratary
Shigemitsu
Shepilov
di Tomat
Kuna- Shiri
Etorofu
Etern Kuriles
Link Panama Canal to Suez Meet
The note from the Soviet government urged broader participation in the Middle East waterway talks and defended Egypt’s nationalization of the Suez canal firm. Britain postponed a major Mediterranean airlift and considered moving troops from Germany as Eden urged a peaceful solution while not ruling out force.
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China
East Germany
Finland
Austria
Burma
Iraq
Morocco
Foreign Ministry
Suez Canal Co
Egypt
Britain
France
London
Mediterranean
Germany
Eden
Ee Ee
Coast Guard to Strengthen C3 Cargo Ships After Alaskan Crash
The Coast Guard head approved marine board recommendations to reinforce C3 type cargo vessels following the March 3 wreck of the SS Washington Mail in the Gulf of Alaska. The ship carrying 60 aboard sank near Seattle to Yokohama. all were rescued. The loss was about four million dollars.
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Coast Guard
Marine Board of Investigation
Washington Mail
American Mail Line
Gulf of Alaska
Seattle
Yokohama
General Freeman
Hope Fades for 243 Miners Trapped in Bitter Heart Mine
Rescue efforts at the Bitter Heart mine near Marcinelle Belgium continue amid a fierce blaze. Nine dead and six rescued, 243 miners remain missing as fire, smoke and carbon monoxide thwart recovery. Administrateur Andre Van Heuvel insists on continuing the search despite grim conditions and dangerous bursts of flame.
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Marcinelle
Belgium
Andre van Heuvel
San Francisco dress maker sentenced for tax evasion
Morris Goldman of San Francisco, a dress manufacturer, was sentenced by Federal Judge Michael K. Roche to six months in jail and a $7,000 fine for evading taxes. He pled guilty on seven counts in a non jury trial, charged with defrauding the government of $43,807.
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SAN Francisco& Morris Goldman
San Francisco
Michael K. Roche
Cripple Perkins Acquitted in Wife Death Trial
Indio California jurors found Laurence Perkins a 37 year old crippled war veteran not guilty of murdering his wife Inez in an ax slaying outside a Palm Springs trailer after six hours of deliberation Judge Hilton McCabe instructed acquittal due to lack of evidence Perkins claimed he was asleep inside when a noise woke him and found his wife dead
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Laurence Perkins
Inez
Hilton McCabe
Perkins
Palm Springs
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