Reach Accord on Original Plant Offer
Los Angeles based settlement ends a multimonth strike crippling production of America fast Sabre and Super Sabre jets. North American Aviation reports a 5 percent Christmas wage rise, 8 to 20 cents hourly, with prestrike scales from 1.42 to 2.82 hourly. Union mass meetings will decide approval. Other firms Lockheed and Douglas also reached wage deals with machinists.
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LOS Angeles
Ameriica
North American Aviation, Inc
Cio-United Auto Workers
Fresno
Columbus
Ohio
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Burbank
Douglas Aircraft Co
Santa Monica
AFE International Association of Machinists
North American
War prisoner son writes jeering letter to United States
Mrs Portia Howe, mother of Pfc Richard R Tenneson, reads a letter from her 20 year old son who renounced his country and mocks U S authorities. He claims he was brainwashed and refuses to live in the United States seeking to do as he wishes while condemning communism and voicing disillusionment after seven weeks of combat.
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Tokyo
Portia Howe
United States
Alden Mini
Pfc
Richard R. Tenneson
Rat Pack Gang Kills L A Man
A Los Angeles street attack left 22 year old Ramon Pacheco dead and a 67 year old beaten. Police linked the violence to a roaming Rat Pack gang with youths seen fleeing an alley near a service station. A witness reported a dance altercation before the death and two other youths sought for an attack and taxi robbery downtown.
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Los Angeles
William Cluff
Ramon Pacheco
Pacheco
Joe Noto
Tony Minuti
Minuti
Kenneth E. Ketner
Sixth and
Olive Sts
Ketner
L B Is Warmest City in Nation
Long Beach recorded 89 degrees on Sunday, a local daily high and just shy of the all time December peak set on December 3, 1940. The Weather Bureau predicted continued warmth through Tuesday with lows in the 80s across nearby cities including Newport Beach 88 and Santa Ana 87.
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Ing Beach
U.S. Weather Bureau I
Long Beach Municipal Airport
Newport Beach
Santa Ana
Torrance
San Pedro
Train Car Crash Kills Family and Maid in Texas
A Missouri Kansas Texas Texas Special streamliner struck a Dallas station wagon at a crossing, killing Victor C Saufley his wife Harriet and three children 2 year old twins and 5 year old plus a 23 year old maid Irma Davis. About 30 train passengers were injured lightly or seriously.
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Rouse City
Texas
Dallas
Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad
Texas Special Streamliner
Victor C. Saufley
Saufley
Southern Methodist University
Harriet Saufley
John
Jim
Bill
Irma Davis
Royse City
Doctors Propose Private Health Plan in Long Beach
American experiment in medical insurance planned by Long Beach physicians aims to offer prepaid coverage with doctor and hospital choice. California and Los Angeles Medical Associations approve, plan ready for operation by Feb. 1 with two options: full coverage and deductible.
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Long Beach
California Medical Association
Los Angeles
Todd
San Francisco
Medical Association
Dr. Todd
Orville Cole
The
Nixon Returns From Asia Tour After 70 Days
Vice President Nixon arrived in Washington from a 70 day global goodwill tour spanning 18 countries. He praised a great well of friendship in Asia despite Communist efforts to sow hatred and was greeted at the airport by officials, senators, and foreign diplomats before meeting the President at the White House.
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Washington
Nixon
Asia
White House
Dulles Warns EU Nations Over European Army Pact
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles warned NATO reporters that if European nations push into war they may have to bear the cost alone. He urged ratification of the six nation defense pact to pool armies and reduce fighting, warning failure would force an American reappraisal of its Europe policy.
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Paris
John Foster Dulles
North Atlantic Treaty Organization Council
America
Germany
France
Europe
Ike Urges Cities to Prepare for Atomic Attacks Front Lines of Defense
President Eisenhower told an unprecedented White House conference of about 175 mayors that American cities stand on the front line of national defense and must organize readiness for possible atomic attack. He warned against panic, urged organized haste, and said fire, police, hospital and sanitation departments must be prepared to act. He emphasized public understanding and described preparedness as essential as school fire drills.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Where to Find It Beach Combing and Classifieds Guide
A compact navigation list outlining where to locate sections in the issue. It itemizes pages for Beach Combing, Billy Rose, Boyld, Bridge, Classifieds, Comics, Crossword, Editorial, Financial, Obituaries, Radio and TV, Shipping Table, Sports, tides and temperatures, Women, and Your World with page references. The reader is directed to pages 8-12 to 15 for classifieds and other features across A, B, and 8 series pages.
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Billy Rose
Boyld
Launch Capsizes Off Hampton Roads With 73 Aboard
A 50 foot Navy launch carrying 73 sailors capsized in choppy Hamp ton Roads waters off the Naval Base piers. The rescue ship Kittiwake saved 55, the carrier Franklin D Roosevelt took several, others were picked up by nearby vessels. Two hours later a Fifth Naval District spokesman said it is believed all hands were rescued.
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Norfolk
Hampton Roads
Naval Base
Kittiwake
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Fifth Naval District
Baldy Fire Roars Out of Control Near Camp Baldy
A wildfire in Cucamonga Canyon blasted across more than 1200 acres in the San Gabriel Mountains with flames leaping over 200 feet high. Supervisor William Mendenhall warns NW winds could hinder containment through Wednesday as 400 firefighters, including Mexican nationals and prisoners, battle the blaze threatening 86 cabins and Portola area. The fire, likely lit by a cigarette, has produced a 50 mile smoke plume and remains active near Barret Canyon.
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Fomona I
Cucamonga Canyon
San Gabriel Mountains
Wiliam V. Mendenhall
Angeles National Forest
Chino State Institution
Los Angeles County
New Mexico
Portona
Forest Rangers
Barett
Canyon
Camp Baldy
Cascade Canyon
Man Shot by Hunters Left in Shack to Die
A cranberry bog worker, Benjamin De Silva, says he was shot three times by hunters who mistook him for a deer. He lay in his shack for three days before a visitor found him and alerted villagers. He was rushed to St Luke's Hospital in danger but is now improving and has a good chance of recovery.
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Middleboro
Mass
Benjamin de Silva
de Silva
Raymond Pannenen
Haus Pannenen
St. Luke's Heonpal
Ghois
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