Followers Stage Demonstrations to Back Dictator
In Buenos Aires President Juan D Perona offered to resign, prompting mass demonstrations by his followers who urged him to stay in office. Vice President Alberto Tessaire and provincial governors signaled resignations if Perón steps down, while the House of Deputies canceled its session as pro-Perón leaders boycotted. Di Pietra of CGT urged a 15 minute countrywide stoppage and Plaza de Mayo rallies to pressure Perón to withdraw the offer. The UN disarmament subcommittee discussed merging US and Soviet plans for inspections as part of ongoing talks.
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Buenos Aires
Juan D. Perona
Alberto Tessaire
Peron
House of Deputies
Central Confederation of Labor
CGT
Peronista
Itl
Hugo di Pietra
Plaza de Mayo
di Pietro
Alejandro Leloir
Delis D. de Parodi
United Nations 7
UN Disarmament
A. S
Ameri +ecan
Plaza
Mayo
Harold E. Stassen
Eisenhower
U.S
Air Armada Warns of Soviet Flight Threat, Twining Says
Gen. Wathan F. Twining warned that a flood of aircraft from Soviet arsenals poses greater danger than a hurricane. He noted U.S. air power is ahead for now but Soviet production is rapidly improving in both quantity and quality. He spoke at a Veterans of Foreign Wars encampment in Boston.
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Boston
Wathan F. Twining
Soviet Union
Air Force
United States
Veterans of Foreign Wars
U. S. Air Force
U. S-Canadian
mid-Canada
Arctic
Air Defense Command
Sunbathers flee as belt from plane strikes tree
In Vienna a 20 pound metal bar detach from an airplane overhead and pierced a cherry tree in a park, sending sunbathers scrambling in fear. No injuries reported.
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Vienna
Vienna Park
Allies Map Western Stance Before Molotov Talks
U S and British and French foreign ministers plan a New York meeting September 27 and 28 to align Western positions ahead of talks with Russia’s Molotov in October. West German foreign minister Heinrich von Brentano will join on September 28.
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Washington
Dulles
New York
Russia
V. M. Molotov
State Department
Heinrich von Brentano
Jjoin
Geneva
Switzerland
Harold MacMillan
Antoine Pinay
Nations Assembly
Molotov
Smog Crisis Triggers Talks as Winds Shift in Los Angeles
Los Angeles faces the season's worst smog siege amid gusty winds from the south and from Arizona and Northern Mexico. Officials consider a disaster declaration while urging industry to curb emissions as ozone levels drive potential alerts, with a call for hearings from the Citizens Anti Smog Committee of Pasadena.
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Los Angeles
Arizona
Mexico
Goodwin J. Knight
Smith Griswold
Griswold
Pasadena
Gov. Knight
Rains in Southwest Korea Cause Three Deaths
National police reported tor rential rains in southwest Korea over four days left three dead, ten injured and 1,500 homes inundated. Five bridges washed away and rice distributed to 3,007 households in Pusan.
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Pusan
Korea
Nationa
Traffic Toll of 400 Seen for Holidays
The National Safety Council forecast a Labor Day weekend traffic toll of 400 deaths, about 100 more than nonholiday periods. Ned Dearborn urged extra care from drivers and pedestrians, noting over 40 million cars on the roads and advising lower speeds, signaling, lane discipline, cautious passing, and safe following distances.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Ned Dearborn
Council
Classifieds and Listings Across the Paper Sections
A brief index lists where to find content in the edition. It names sections such as Beach Combing, Bridge, Classifieds, Comics, Editorial, Financial, Obituaries, Radio and TV, Shipping, Sports, Theaters, Tides, Vital Statistics, Wilson, Women, and Your World with page designations.
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Boyle
Vital Statistics
Wilson
Cease Fire Bid Blasted by Israel
Israel rejected a U N backed cease fire in Gaza blaming Egypt for border violence now in its seventh day. Egypt agreed to a cease fire at 6 p m local time and claimed commandos crossed into Israel in retaliation for ongoing attacks. At least 21 Israelis and 8 Egyptians have died in the week of fighting and attempts to halt the hostilities continued with U N mediators pressing for responsibility and acknowledgment.
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Jerusalem
Egypt
Gaza
Israel
U. N
Cairo
Falujah
E. L. M. Burns
U.N. Palestine Truce Observers Commission
U. N. Commission
Moshe
Sharett
Burns
Night and Morning Fog Patches With Mostly Sunny Days
Weather forecast notes night and morning fog patches with predominantly sunny days. Temperatures show little change, keeping a steady progression from evening through daytime. Stronger sun returns after fog, with dry conditions overall.
City without water as lost pipeline stymies Meriden
Meriden Connecticut suffers widespread water outages after a buried main ruptured. Officials cannot locate a missing crossover line feeding the broken main, causing some residents to have no water and others only tiny flows. A construction crew digging for a gas station tank uncovered the rupture in the water system. Local crews struggle to isolate the leak while nationwide searches for the elusive line continue. Also a day-gate bank robbery in Los Angeles netted $1350.
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Meriden
Conn
State Officer fatally shot in Columbus while investigating armed man
Trooper Earl L Brown 42 was shot in the chest with a German Luger by Felix Joseph Donnelly Jr 31 who had surrendered a shotgun. Patrolman William Weddle fired three shots into Donnelly. Donnelly claimed Communists motivated the attack. No charges filed immediately. Brown survived by his widow and two children.
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Columbus
Ind
Earl L. Brown
William Weddle
Columbus Police Department
Felix Joseph Donnelly Jr
Donnelly
Robert L. Bennett
State Police
Seymour
Bennett
Bedford
Weddle
Brown
Orient Dope Link Raided in Los Angeles Area
Los Angeles narcotics officers said a smugglers ring with Hong Kong links was uncovered after a Highland Park raid. Three people were arrested and $25,000 worth of heroin seized. Antonio Lane Gobardi 53 a seaman from S S Pacific Transport berthed at San Pedro and Mr and Mrs Douglas Van Horn 2626 N Broadway were booked on narcotics possession. Captain L P Walter said a heroin supply from the Orient was being sold in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Hong Kong
Highland Park
Antonio Lanegobardi
S. S. Pacific Transport
San Pedro
Douglas van Horn
N. Broadway
L. P. Walter
Orient
Brothers Karabelas Shot Officer Then Fled Across Southern California
In Los Angeles area police pursued Michael J. Karabelas and Spiro Karabelas after they shot accident investigator Sgt. Stewart Duncan in Hollywood. Duncan, a Medal of Honor nominee and former Marine, was wounded as he questioned the pair over a stolen car. The fugitives were later traced to Lake Sherwood and Ventura County before vanishing. The shooting occurred before the home of Los Angeles Superior Judge Moroney as his wife aided the wounded officer.
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Los Angeles
Alcatraz
California
Lake Sherwood
Santa Monica Mountains
Lake Area
Michael J. Karabelas
Spiro Karabelas
Stewart Ducan
Karabelas
Hollywood
Atielio Belluzzuoli
Tipton
Calif
Duncan
1St Marine Division
Korea
Highway 101
Ventura County
John Francis Moroney
Weather hits 92 as sea breezes fade in Long Beach
Noontime temperature reached 92 degrees in downtown Long Beach as morning sea breezes subsided. The U S Weather Bureau warned unusually warm weather would continue for the next five days with winds up to 25 mph reported earlier.
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Long Beach
U. S. Weather Bureau
Suit Names Chain Heir as Father of Youth
Los Angeles report says Huntington Hartford, A and P heir, named in a suit as the father of Edward Barton Colt, a 17 year old born to NY dancer Mary Barton who died in 1941. Grandmother Florence Barton Brangenberg sues to establish paternity for passport and military service. The complaint notes a $295,000 trust and $800 monthly support, Hartford's reported wealth and roles.
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Los Angeles
Huntington
Hartford T
A&p
New York
Hartford
Florence Barton Brangenberg
Edward Barton Colt
Huntington Hartford
Hollywood
Mary Barton
Bernard B. Cohen
Brangenberg
Marjorie Steele
Ciro’s
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Phillip Louis Speers
Morrow
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Trigger Burke
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U. S
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Orient Dope
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Chain Heir
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