Lite A Line May Operate Despite City Ban
Superior Judge Ralph K. Pierson issued a temporary injunction allowing Arthur Looff and others to run Lite-A-Line and similar games, ruling the city ordinance unconstitutional for discriminating against certain amusements. The decision, effectively blocking the new ordinance, may lead the city to drop the case and seek a permanent injunction later.
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Ralph K. Pierson
Arthur Looff
Loofe
Pierson
Reds Ouster Time Near Korea Tense
In Seoul amid Rhee's midnight ultimatum for Communist inspectors to quit Korea, U S troops guard the Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission while South Koreans plan a 100000 person march. Rhee seeks US assurances on peaceful eviction and protection for inspectors. more than 20 U S soldiers injured in demonstrations.
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Rios
U. S
South Korea
Syngman Rhee
Yries
Khee
National Defense Youth Corps
Rhee
Washington
United States
Neutralions Supervisory Commission
U. N
Outdoor Writer Dies on Fish Boat
A free land outdoor writer Shep Shepherd aged 55 of Culver City died at sea of a heart attack while albacore fishing aboard the Tortuga. He was dead on arrival at 9 a.m. at Naval Hospital after Coast Guard helicopter transport from a boat 20 miles off the coast. Shepherd wrote numerous articles for outdoor magazines.
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San Diego
Shep Shepherd
Culver City
Naval Hospital
Coast Guard
Shepherd
Weather Outlook With Clearing Tonight And Sunny Weekend
Occasional clouds tonight give way to clearing. Saturday turns mostly sunny with early-morning low clouds. Temperature expected to remain steady with little change overall.
Hurricane Connie Rips Up North Carolina Coastline
Hurricane Connie roared along the North Carolina coast with 75 mph gusts near Cherry Point and a northward path expected to weaken. The storm sent Red Cross reports of more than 14,000 people displaced as gales spread to the mid Atlantic and New England alerts.
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Connie
Middle Atlantic
Northeast Coast
Weather Bureau
Virginia
Red Cross
Washington
Diplomat Peurifoy Dies In Bangkok Car Crash
U S Ambassador John E Peurifoy 48 died when his Ford Thunderbird collided head on with a truck near Hua Hin Thailand He celebrated his 48th birthday Tuesday and his 14 year old son Daniel was critically injured in the wreck The ambassador had served in Guatemala Greece and Bangkok and helped broker peace after Guatemala's 1954 civil conflict. Norbert L Anschuetz became American chargé d affaires.
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Thailand
U.S
John E. Peurifoy
Settlement Af
Guatemala
Peurifoy
Daniel
Clinton Peurifoy
Hua Hin
Gulf of Siam
Greece
Senate
Washington
Betty Jane
Zivioa
Norbert L. Anschuetz
U. S
Auto Hits Boy Scouts in Ohio Killing Two
In EW Philadelphia Ohio a blindfolded group of twelve year old Boy Scouts on an initiation walk were struck by a car. Two Scouts Michael Andreas and Charles Wilson died and a third Charles Fawcett was injured with a dislocated hip. Driver Alien Rupp, 15, was held for questioning.
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Ohio
Lonely Township Road
Alien Rupp
Michael Andreas
Charles Wilson
Charles Fawcett
State Highway Patrol
Rupp
New Mexico City Startled by Tremor
Santa Fe reports a tremor felt across multiple neighborhoods around 9 30 a m. Police officers at City Hall described the movement as heavy impact with no glass damage or injuries. Chief Martinez linked it to nearby Los Alamos atomic research activity but offered no firm cause.
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Beverly Hills
Eugene McCroskey
Anthony Cambiano
Clinton H. Anderson
Kansas City
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Ander Som Il
Mrs. Kellhard
Santa FE
Raymond Abeyta
George Craig
City Hall
Santa Fe New Mexican
A.B. Martinez
Los Alamos
Atomic Research
Abeyta
Pepper and ash roks threaten guards in Korea
In Munsan Korea South Koreans demonstrated against a Communist truce and prepared to use a weapon made of ground pepper and charcoal ash to blind American guards. The device failed and troops forced back by tear gas.
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Munsan
Korea
Tucson Storm Turrets Trees and Roofs in Turmoil
A Tucson storm with winds up to 75 miles per hour toppled hundreds of trees and tore roofs from several homes. Water flooded curbs and stores as the city saw traffic lights knocked out in spots. Police put damage in thousands of dollars while electricity was cut for hours in some areas. The University of Arizona weather station logged 0.82 inch of rain, far more than the eight miles south at 0.01 inch. The storm tracked a zigzag path across the northeast to southeast sections without reported injuries.
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Morehead City
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Ariz
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Mel Queen Divorce Tidings Highlight Homecoming Airmen
Eleven U S airmen freed after 32 months in Red China prisons returned to California from Hawaii. Mel Queen former pitcher and for a time Hollywood actor was granted a divorce from Goldie Queen citing desertion in May. Queen blamed his personal troubles for his earlier on field struggles as he led the Pacific Coast League in strikeouts before Hollywood released him this week.
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Hawaii
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Lakewood
Ralph K. Pierson
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Ldom
Hong Kong
Holywood Club
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Bomb Damages Union Building in Houston
An explosion damaged the two story Pipe Fitters Local 211 hall in Houston, breaking windows across six blocks. Two men fled seconds before the blast. Police said tensions with another union over a building job may be related. No one inside at the time.
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Tex
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ATL
Auto Fleeing L A Police Injures Five
A police pursuit in Los Angeles injures five members of the Stockton family including two adults and three children. The stolen car they hit traveled at high speed, crashed their vehicle on San Fernando Boulevard near Cheswick Street, and the suspect driver R M Bryant of Burbank was later booked on suspicion of grand theft auto. Sandra Magby, 2, suffered a fractured skull and may not live, according to Sun Valley Receiving Hospital.
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Lewis Magby
Rose
Cecilia
Sandra
Henry
Sun Valley Receiving Hospital
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Magley
San Fernando Blvd
Cheswick St
R. M. Bryant
Burbank
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Bryant
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Auto. Ii
Where to Find It Beach Combing Boyle Bridge Classifieds
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