Valley Home Burns Seeks Young Arsonist
Fire swept a 235,000 Valley City home and garage early today in Studio City. Investigators suspect a young firebug after a string of neighborhood blazes. The Sats home suffered heavy damage, with all rooms except the living room ruined. Nearby resident Morris Roth moved Sat’s car and reported spotting a garage fire earlier in the week.
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Studio City
William Sat
Willian Je
Olive Sat
Anna Sheiburg
Bone
Morris Roth
Sat
Roth
Steater
Studie City
Wolf Bite Woman Faces Rabies Treatments in Missouri
Mrs El fle Lou Matthews of Oxnard California was bitten on the face by a timber wolf that proved rabid. She began rabies shots and may need 10 to 14 doses due to facial wounds while visiting relatives near Neha Missouri. Her husband and 3 year old daughter are with her. A $15 bounty was offered on the wolf.
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Lebanon
Vpi
Elfie Lou Matthews
Oxnard
Calif
India Says Viet Nam Balks at Elections
A government spokesman said India has complained to Prime Minister Eden and Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov about South Viet Nam’s refusal to negotiate on unification elections. Eden and Molotov cochaired the Geneva conference which supervised the truce and India heads the international commission overseeing it.
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NEW Tela
India
Eden
V. M. Molotov
South Viet Nam
Molotov
Geneva
Ike Sets Up $900 Million Loans for Defense Plants Hit by Flood
President Eisenhower announced up to 900 million dollars in loans to reconstruct repair or replace defense industries swamped by floods in southern New England and the Middle Atlantic states after hurricane Diane. The Army estimates damage at about 1.6 billion across six states with a long rehabilitation ahead.
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Ike
Washington
Eisenhower
New England
Middle Atlantic
Army
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Samuel D. Sturgis
Sturgis
Noah
Koreans Protest Near U S Embassy Amid Flood Aid Efforts
About 2 000 students and department store girls marched past the U S embassy in Seoul denouncing the Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission as relief drives gain pace. Government action includes a 150 million dollar flood protection estimate and broad private aid, with Austria donating 1000 medical kits and towns in New Hampshire pledging aid to Connecticut communities Putnam and Winsted. Massachusetts declares emergency in six hard hit counties to speed relief funds and supplies.
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Seoul
U. S
Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission
Putnam
Winsted
Massachusetts
Herter
Commonwealth
25 000 West Germans Idle by Walkout
A labor walkout idled about 1,600 workers in West Germany with two Hamburg shipyards and the Henschel locomotive works at Kassel shut down by wildcat stoppages. Construction workers in the Lueneburg area joined a union backed strike demanding higher pay to cope with rising living costs while the encephalitis outbreak in South Korea reported 14 new cases and 29 deaths among children.
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Menaeng
Wildcat
Hamburg
Henschel Locomotive Works
Kassel
Luene
Burg
Seoul
South Korea
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