Reds Admit Air Attack Missing Plane Near Formosa
U S Navy officials confirmed an air attack on a United States patrol plane based in Japan near Formosa. The Mercator carried four officers and 12 enlisted men and vanished after being shot at while over neutral waters. The list of aboard personnel includes Lt. (jg) James B. Deane Jr and Lt. Cmdr. James W. Ponsford among others. Britain is being asked to seek information from Red China through Peiping.
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Sound Proof Booth to Be Used in Trial
Los Angeles reports a sound proof isolation booth ordered for James Merkouris during the remainder of his sanity trial. The 40 year old has disrupted hearings with shouts and screams and was bound and gagged after assaulting the prosecutor. If found sane he faces retrial on a murder charge tied to the 1954 deaths of his ex wife Despine Forbes and her second husband Robert Forbes.
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To Stay in Service British Sailors For Suez Emergency
British sailors and marines facing expiring enlistments were directed today to remain in service to meet the Suez canal emergency. The call to extend terms underscores urgent naval needs during the crisis.
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Missing Bay Area architects plane en route Eureka to San Rafael
A private Cessna 170 carrying three members of a Bay Area architectural firm disappeared during a flight from Eureka to San Rafael. Pilot Ernest Winkler and two employees Clarence Fong and W Harold Farquar were reportedly en route to inspect a new school. Search planes scoured the mountainous route as authorities, aided by Civil Air Patrol, investigated the hour late disappearance.
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U S Newsmen Visit Soviet City Novosibirsk
A dispatch details three American correspondents in Novosibirsk touring the booming Soviet industrial center. The report notes Krasny Prospect, rapid construction, and Khrushchev’s push to move people into Siberia, with impressions from journalists Welles Hangen, Daniel Schorr, and the author.
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Soviet Siberia Reveals Vast Iron Ore Complex
Western reporters travel by riverboat on the Ob to inspect virgin lands in Kustanai vast industrial complex. They stay in tents on a new collective farm and note the claim of uncovering the world’s greatest iron ore deposit, surpassing Minnesota’s Mesabi Range. Two visits in one day highlight the immense Soviet operations in Siberia.
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State Fund Revenue Dips Slightly in July
Sacramento reports the first month of the new fiscal year shows state general fund revenues at 33.2 million dollars. Controller Robert Kirkwood says the dip is largely due to new county sales tax effects and slower retail sales, despite gains in treasury deposit interest and energy projects.
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Wealthy Iranian Admits Big Thefts
Baik Charibian, 22, UCLA student and Bank of America employee, admitted today that he stole 840 dollars from a bank and thousands of dollars in merchandise from two department stores, police reported. He was booked on grand larceny charges.
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