Foe Demands New Probe of Kaesong Raid
Tokyo dispatch reports the Communist high command rejecting the Allied reply on Kaesong neutrality but open to resuming armistice talks. They accuse Ridgway of slander, demand a joint investigation with liaison officers, and insist on continuing truce negotiations despite the stalemate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
High Command
Kaesong
Reds
Matthew B. Ridgway
United Nations
Peiping Radio
Kim Sung
Red Gen
Peng Teh-Huai
Ridgway
Frotese
United States
Red
Plane Crash Kills Four In Vandalia Street Collision
A small plane crashed into S Sixth Street in Vandalia Illinois in rain and fog, killing four occupants. Victims identified as J R Filor Elizabeth N Filor and two 13 year old boys from Yolo Ranch Camp Wood Ariz. They had filed a flight plan in Prescott Arizona and were en route to Pittsburgh. The crash occurred three blocks south of the business district in a residential area, striking an unoccupied car.
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Vandalia
III
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Peoria
J. R. Filor
Elizabeth N. Filor
Yolo Ranch
Camp Wood
Ariz
CAA
Prescott
Filors
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
S. Sixth St
Mail Copter Plunges: Pilot Killed Near Lynwood Landing
A Long Beach bound airmail helicopter lost a rotor blade near a Lynwood landing strip at 6 15 am. Pilot Carl Crew 24 of Inglewood died at Tweedy Hospital. The craft crashed near Esther and Flower streets, a blade hitting a home but injuring no one. The other blade struck a park. The crash marks the second fatal air mail helicopter accident in Southern California in recent months.
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Carl Crew
Inglewood
Esther St
Lynwood
Edward H. Page
Blade
Eva
Flower
Esther Sts
Carl
Esther and Flower St
Ralph Darton
California
San Gabriel Valley
Tweedy Industrial Hospital
Long Beach
Many Boy Friends Grill Kidnapped Woman Found Shot
Lewana Newman a 23 year old night clerk at the Gould Hotel was kidnapped from a Gold Coast hotel near Sunny Isles and found shot to death on a dairy farm. Deputy Henderson said she was slain at the scene with a bullet through the brain after a struggle. The killer left bloodstains a shoe a broken belt buckle and an earring. Her car remained and $925 was missing from the hotel cash drawer while $7100 in cash and jewels were in a strongbox not taken. Police questioned several men described as her many boyfriends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Lewana Newman
Angus Tindall
O. D. Henderson
Newman
Gould Hotel
Ocean Front
Sunny Isles
Miami Beach
John
Jimmy
Henderson
Truman Asked to Intervene as Copper Strike Spreads
The International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers called a strike halting copper production and affecting lead and zinc in at least 14 states. About 58,000 workers were involved, with 50 plants at 95 percent of national capacity idle. The CIO-excluded union demanded a 20 cent hourly raise plus pension benefits, while maintenance kept mines ready for quick reopening. Truman had not indicated his stance on the appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press America
Truman
International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers
Ind
Iummsw
ATL
CIO
Industrial Workers of the World
Kennecost
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
American Smelting and Refining Co
Phelps-Dodge Corp
Metal Trades Council
AFL
Fighting Flares Up in Iron Triangle
An Allied patrol clashed with Red troops in a three hour skirmish in the iron triangle of North Korea as UN forces probed toward Pyongyang. Three other sharp actions occurred on the east central front while weather limited air support to about 200 sorties.
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U. S. Eighth Army
Quarters
Korea
Red
Iron Triangle
North Korea
U. N
Pyongyang
East Central Front
Red Korea
Senate Unit Near Decision on Levies
UP Chairman George said the Senate finance committee is near a decision on corporate and excess profits levies in the tax increase bill. The panel plans to cut the House approved 2.855 billion in corporate taxes and reduce personal income tax increases by about 438 million, while examining excess profits tax targets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George
D.-Ga
Senate Finance Committee
House
Senate
George Saif
Angeles Fire Threatens Three Resort Areas
A blaze in the Angeles National Forest roared along a 22 mile front, menacing Lake Hughes Elizabeth Lake Mum Lake and nearby resorts. Firefighters worked through 30 mph winds to contain the flames, with emergency measures and Red Cross aid in place as helicopters and vehicles were lost to the fire.
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Saugus
Angeles National Forest
U. S. Forest Service
Lake, Hughes
Elizabeth Lake
Mum ‘Lake
Grass Mountain
Louis Hartwig
Art Minor
Forest Service
Ray Guardado
Sheriff's Office
Red Cross
Los Angeles County Fire Department
Lake Hughes
Rep Fellows of Maine Dies at 61 in Bangor
U S Representative Frank Fellows, Republican of Maine, died in Eastern Maine General Hospital Bangor after a relapse following a rally earlier in the day He was 61 and served on the House judiciary committee representing Maine's Third District since 1941 The physician cited circulatory and abdominal ailments as the cause of death
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Bangor
Pi U
Uncertain Weather Tonight and Tuesday With Light Winds
Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with a chance of scattered light showers tonight and tomorrow. Temperature remains steady on tomorrow with light variable winds shifting to southwest 12 to 16 mph by tomorrow afternoon.
Peace Force Forms, Austin Tells VFW
Warren R. Austin told the VFW national encampment that a permanent UN peace force to resist aggression is under way. He urged coalition goals and noted the UN General Assembly seeks trained units for quick action as United Nations forces. The speech defended the UN amid criticisms.
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Austin
VFW
New York
Warren R. Austin
U. S
United Nations
U MN
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Truman
William Oatis
Associated Press Core
Czechoslovakia
General Assembly of ‘U.N
United Nations Forces
Evs
U.N
Orange County Crackdown on Dope Jails 18
A riot of narcotics arrests in Orange County ends a six week investigation into stolen doctors’ bags and dope peddling. Police from Santa Ana Huntington Beach Newport Beach Fullerton Anaheim Orange Sheriff and DA investigators and two state agents participated. Notable arrests include Tony G Martinez and a later roundup of teens in Balboa and Santa Ana. Several adults were charged with narcotic violations and auto theft. Gardella Crawford and Macias admitted stealing doctors’ bags, tying the cases together.
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Santa Ana
Orange County
Huntington Beach
Newport Beach
Fullerton
Anaheim
Orange
Tony G. Martinez
Los Angeles
State Men's Institution
China
Balboa
N. Broadway
Harold
Edward Carney
S. Center
St. Orange
Ernest Graber
S. Main
Fifth and
Sycamore Sts
Graber
M. Broadway
James C. Brewer
Jewell
E. Walnut St
Ses
Ernest D. Hernandez
Townsend St
Edward L. McCook
Main St
Loraine
Luanne Gluyas
Poroona
Earl R. Crandall Jr
Ontario
Gardella
Crawford
Macias
Stolen Cash From Long Beach Roller Derby Vault
Burglars scaled a seven foot fence at Long Beach Veterans Memorial Stadium and forced entry into a heavy steel safe. They took more than $16,000 in Derby receipts plus petty cash, checks, and bonds from Roller Derby Associates. Manager Murray Tannen said losses were covered by insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach Veterans Memorial Stadium
Murray Tainen
Roller Derby Associates
Tannen
Carmen A. Petrella Jr
Magnolia Ave
Lakewood
Dis
Nehru Echoes Kremlin Ties Shake India Japan Policy
Prime Minister Nehru rejects a United States backed peace treaty with Japan and signals India will sign a separate pact after Japan gains status. New Delhi argues for independence and a distinct accord, echoing Soviet objections and fueling Moscow propaganda against the Japanese settlement. In Bloomfield Indiana a boy admits installing a bolt in a switch causing a deadly train wreck blamed on the State Department. FBI and sheriff say three trainmen died and the boy’s case will go to a federal grand jury. the boy is released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
India
Nehru
Japan
Russia
Moscow
New Delhi
Jawaharlal Nehru
U. S
Bloomfield
State Department
FBI
W. M. Branstetter
Illinois. Central
Harvey G. Foster
Indianapolis
Mysterious Shot Wounds Rivera Woman
A 21 year old Rivera woman Lois May Krutzer was wounded critically by a shot believed to be from a small caliber rifle while talking in a telephone booth near Parsons Ave and Rivera Rd. She was taken to Los Angeles County General Hospital. Detectives indicated the bullet may have come from a .22 caliber gun fired from a grove across the street. Two nearby children heard a gun pop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rivera
Lois May Krutzer
Citronell Avé
Los Angeles County General Hospital
Parsons Ave
Rivera Rd
Joseph Zamot
Newton LaFever
Norwalk
Where to Find It in the Daily Paper
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Boyle
Wainbe's
Rescue drama in bowels of cave traps two men
In Abercrave Wales rescuers comb a vast cave for two Birmingham Cave and Crag Society members, Lewis Railton and William Little, trapped by a sudden flood after four strangers sought a cave key and a cloudburst sent river Byfyre rising. Railton, 40, is society president. Little, 30, a researcher. Local explorers fear others may be inside.
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Abercrave
Wales
Lewis Railton
Britain
William Little
Birmingham Cave and Crag Society
Railton
Little
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Florida
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Angeles
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Maine
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