Navy to Stage West Coast Invasion Exercise in Long Beach
The Navy will stage Operation Rainbow, a large land, sea demonstration in Long Beach January 6 to 9. Some 4,000 servicemen will participate with 16 amphibious craft, 42 minesweepers, and fleet support from Marine units and aircraft. Officials expect thousands of spectators and planned events include educational displays, parades, a fleet ball, and a speeches stand near the landing area.
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George McLain
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James McGarrigle
Paul Parrish
China rejects swap with U S over students and airmen
Washington reports State Department says no deal with Peiping on trading 83 Chinese students in the United States for eight airmen jailed in China. Lincoln White notes the airmen are prisoners of war with international rights, while students are not. He cites Geneva talks and international conduct standards as the basis for the refusal.
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Fifteen-year-old craftsman mourns father death
Charles Williams, 15, who made fiber flowers to ease family finances, set aside a white carnation for his father Toward W. Williams who died at home on Pato Verde Avenue Lakewood. The elder Williams had worked since a fall injury at a plant and the funeral is pending. Charles supported his mother Dorothy and brothers Howard Jn 16 and Racher 3 with odd jobs. Funeral arrangements await the Duda mortuary. The cause of death is not yet determined.
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Doctor Again Denies He Murdered Wife
Cleveland AP report on Dr Samuel Sheppard denying murder charges amid cross examination by state prosecutor John J Mahon. The exchange questions self harm injuries and bloodstain removal methods as the trial continues. The story notes Sheppard’s calm replies and ongoing testimony about the July Bay Village death of Marilyn Sheppard.
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Margaret Kauzer
Los Angeles
Maimed hero receives long awaited accessible home
In Hallimshurg Passie Rab Wolfe, a former Marine disabled by a wartime injury, was gifted a one story ranch home by local residents after a firehouse collapse. About 50 000 people reportedly contributed from small donations to large gifts. Wolfe praised the new home as a source of pleasant memories and vowed to learn a home based occupation.
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United States
Greek students attack U S offices in Athens riot
About 4,000 Greek students stoned American aid offices and clashed with police and fire hoses in central Athens protesting U S support for Greek claims to Cyprus. Sixty five people, including officers, were injured. several hundred onlookers were soaked as the crowd dispersed after hours of demonstrations near Athens University and the U S consulate.
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Newspaper Page Index
A concise directory listing sections and page references across the newspaper. It lists topics from Beach Combing to Your World with page identifiers like A-19 B-11 through B-15 for classifieds and B-2 for obituaries. The item serves as a content map for readers.
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Mystery ends in Arlington secret girl murder
A 25 year old government employee, Satie Wood formerly of Medford Massachusetts, was found dead in a locked Arlington apartment. Police say a 12 gauge shotgun appears to have caused the fatal accident while Christmas packages lay nearby. Officials cite no confirmed foul play and note Wood worked at a secret government installation.
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Eisenhower Plans Step by Step Consultations on Policies
The White House announced President Eisenhower will hold phased consultations with congressional leaders from both parties on foreign affairs national defense and mutual security. He will deliver the State of the Union in person on January 6 after the new Congress convenes. Senator Lyndon Johnson said advance talks on Asia aid were among the topics and that leaders from both parties found the meeting productive and focused on many issues.
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Record Safety Drive Nears Its Zero Hour
Long Beach and communities nationwide prepare for Safe-Driving Day to reduce traffic crashes. The drive aims for a year-to-year drop in fatalities and injuries, with volunteers mobilizing churches schools civics and armed forces personnel. In Long Beach 38 deaths so far this year highlight driving dangers as organizers urge friends to pledge safer habits tonight.
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