Tanks and Planes Fight Rebels in Morocco Clash
French troops and Foreign Legionnaires used tanks and fighter planes against rebel bands in Morocco amid a bloody weekend of raids and guerrilla fighting. Casualty estimates varied with reports of about 1,000 dead, and a French general was killed in a plane crash. Talks began in Aix Les Bains as France sought greater self government for the protectorate.
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Casablanca
Morocco
Foreign
Paris
Raymond Duval
Duval
North Africa
Algeria
Edgar Faure
Antoine Pinay
Committee of Five
Aix Les Bains
Oued Zem
Tadla
Oued
Zem
Kesh
Mediterranean
U S
Typhoon Aims at Formosa As Tropical Storm Forms
A Pacific typhoon with winds near 60 miles an hour was spotted bearing toward Formosa. Reports say the storm center is about 288 miles south southeast of Formosa and moving northwest at 15 miles per hour, with the weather bureau tracking its path.
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Pacific
Ivas
Formosa
Seereos
Yank Flier Bumpas To Be Freed Tuesday
SEOUL AP A2 Lt Guy H Bumpas of Jackson Mississippi is set to return to UN forces Tuesday after six days as a prisoner of the Reds He will be flown to a point near Esta wha on the central Korean front where his unarmed plane was shot down The body of Army Capt Charles W Brown of West Louisville Kentucky will accompany him Brown was killed in the crash A rescue helicopter will evacuate Bumpas for medical care at Inchon Hospital The Reds claimed he was spying and Parks disputed the charge with evidence pointing to a lost pilot situation
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Air Force
Guy H. Bumpas
Jackson
Miss
Freedom
United Nations Command
Esta Wha
Bumpas
Army
Charles W Brown
Louisville
Brown
TUE Army
Bumpass
Reds
Harold A. Dye
Dye
Atlanta
Inchon
Harlan C. Parks
Joint Military Armistice Commission
Japan
Red Cross Cancels Dry Run as Real Flood Aid Takes Priority
The Hartford Connecticut chapter of the American National Red Cross cancelled a scheduled dry run disaster exercise today. Volunteers shifted to actual flood relief work in emergency care and rehabilitation, delaying planned preparedness activities.
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American National Red Cross
Hartford
Mexicans Probe Heavy Fines on Californians
The Union reports Mexican authorities are investigating heavy fines imposed on California motorists involved in border accidents. Ensenada Mayor David Ojeda cited a $600 fine on Oakland resident Clarence Thomas Jacobs, jailed five days after a crash injuring a U.S. Marine. A $40 fine was deemed fair, with a judge seeking a compromise. The paper links these practices to alleged mordida bribes and notes similar charges in January in Tijuana where a Mexican friend’s vehicle crash led to fines and fees.
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San Diego
California
David Ojeda
Ensenada
Baja California
Atty
Porfirio Diaz Sibaja
Oakland
Clarence Thomas Jacobs
Jacobs
Mordida
Mexico
Union
Dirs
Tijuana
Three Brush Fires Sweep Over 700 Acres in So Cal
Forest Service crews fought three blazes high in the Southern California mountains, two in the San Gabriel range above Glendora and one in the San Bernardino National Forest. More than 700 firefighters battled the flames, which burned over 700 acres with no structures lost.]]>
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Los Angeles
Forest Service
California
San Gabriel Mountains
Glendora
Angeles National Forest
San Bernardino National Forest
San Bernardino Mountains
the Angeles
New Mexico
San Bernardino
San Gabriel
San Bernardino Mountain
City Creek Canyon
Forestry
Father saves five children from house fire
Thomas J Knowles and his wife and five children aged up to 13 escaped burns as a fire at their home destroyed the residence. He said an explosion woke them and he smashed a bedroom window to toss the children to his wife outside. Firemen attributed the blaze to a television set igniting a gasoline jug in the living room.
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Thomas J. Knowles
Iminae
Knowles
Trio Killed in Fall of Coal Device
SHENANDOAH Pa l Phi Three men were killed and eight injured when a 100 foot high Kohinoor coal breaker collapsed at an anthracite mine. Floods delayed coal shipments and cut lines as 26 men worked, one operator present. Rescue efforts continued as the top threatened to drop.
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L Phi
Kohinoor
Pennsylvania
Joe Ryan
Breaker Safety Committee
Ryan
Deputies Beaten As They Break Up Norwalk Family Dispute
Two Norwalk deputies from the California Highway Patrol were attacked while breaking up a family quarrel at 12017 Excelsior Dr. Three suspects including Jack Lee Edwards Bobie Jo Edwards James E Henderson and Helen Henderson were jailed on felonious assault and resisting arrest charges. McRoberts is hospitalized with suspected skull fracture while Pyeatt sustained a broken nose and facial injuries. Two men face drunkenness charges.
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California Highway Patrol
Imelee
Pyeatt
Sheriff's Office
M. BE
McRoberts
al Fyeadl
Excelsior Dr
Jack Lee Edwards
Bobbie Jo
James E. Henderson
US. Air Force
Clovis
Helen L. Henderson
Blackthorne Ave
Lakewood
Helen J. Tabing
Flood Toll Near 200 As Northeast Enters Rehab Phase
Floods across Pennsylvania and Connecticut push toll toward 200 with 188 dead already confirmed and up to 130 missing in the hardest hit states. Red Cross surveys show thousands displaced, homes destroyed or damaged, and health threats from contamination. President Eisenhower plans an aerial survey of the damage, meeting governors and Red Cross officials in Hartford to marshal relief funds.
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Rhode Island
New Jersey
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Virginia
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Si Ehetime
Red Cross
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Yil
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Port Jervis
Columbine ID
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Hagerty
Averill Harriman
Christian A. Herter
Dennis J. Roberts
Abe Ribbcof
Val Peterson
Federal Civil Defense
Weather forecast hints at sunny days with mild temps
A brief forecast notes mostly sunny days with light to moderate winds and a gradual temperature rise toward around 80 degrees, with the midweek period seeing a slight dip before climbing again. Local conditions point to pleasant outdoor weather.
Monkey Betty Ringtall Escapes Home Again
Lucian M. Comer reports his 10 month old monkey Betty Ringtall vanished Friday night after slipping a leash. Betty reappeared Sunday, ate a banana, then darted away from owner to a driveway and vanished again. An Edison Linesman tried to coax her down from a pole but she fled. Comer notes she can dance shake hands and roll over and had previously been captured in a garage net.
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Betty Ringtall Wias
Lucian M. Comer
E. 65Th St
Earl Jenkins
Cherry Ave
Edison. Co
Betty
Missing 13 Year Old Girl Found Safe in Santa Monica Park
Police ended an all night search at 7 a m when a clothing bundle appeared to move and Sandra Jean Wylie 13 was found asleep in Palisades Park at Montana and Pecan Aves 21 blocks from her home. Her father Jean Wylie an aircraft engineer said she left home around noon Sunday to think by herself and wandered around.
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Santa Monica
Sandra Jean Wylie
Robert Gaber
Palisades Park
Montana
Pean Aves
Jean Wylie
Where to Find It Listed in the Daily Paper
The message shows sections and page locations for various topics including Beach Combing Boyle Bridge Classified Comics Crossword Editorial Financial Obituaries Radio TV Shipping Sports Theaters Fides Temperatures Vital Statistics Wilson Women and Your Works with page references for each item. It reads as a guide to locate content across sections.
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Wilson
Robber Flees in Half a Pair of Pants
A robber grabbed a wallet from Lindsay Nunley, 29, at 131st Street and Wilmington Avenue in Compton. The thief pulled the wallet from Nunley’s pocket causing the pant leg to tear away, leaving Nunley in disarray and the robber missing.
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Lindsay Nunley
Willowsbrook
Nunley
Nante
131St St
Wilmington Ave
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