Sabres Over Yellow Sea Clash With MIGs
Tokyo AP reports American F 6 Sabre jets shot down two of eight attacking Soviet built MIG fighters in the largest air battle since the Korean War. The U S RB45 reconnaissance bomber and its Sabre cover fought over the Yellow Sea between Korea and Red China. No U S losses or injuries reported. nationality of the Red jets not identified.
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Yellow Sea
Korea
Red China
Earle E. Partridge
Far East Air Forces
Inter
Near Blizzard Batters Way Into Chicago
A massive snowstorm swept from the Great Plains toward Chicago, delivering up to 29 inches in Duluth and spreading into Minnesota Wisconsin Indiana and beyond. Schools closed in multiple states as the storm disrupted travel with freezing rain to follow and subfreezing nights across the region.
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Great Plains
Chicago
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Indiana
Weather Bureau
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Pennsylvania
New York
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Norfolk
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Web
Wichite
Kan
Kansas City
Tawa
Boeing
Wichita
St Joseph
Trinity
Texas
Texas Panhandle
Oklahoma
Missouri
Four Secret Russ Atomic Blasts Reported by France
Paris says Russia conducted four secret nuclear explosions between September and November last autumn, bringing total USSR detonations in four months to six. Officials noted a probable hydrogen bomb, cited unexplained radioactive rain in Japan, and confirmed western listening posts monitor atmospheric radioactivity.
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Russia
Henri Longchambon
Atomic Research
Soviet Union
U.S.S.R
Japan
United States
Britain
Bride Sees Mate Slain: Three Held in Mass Murder
Newton police held three men without bail for a grand jury investigation into the fatal shooting of 28-year-old lawyer Merrill Liginger as his bride watched in horror. Arsenault, Devlin, and LeBlanc, ages 28, 31, and 24, were arrested within a half hour after the Friday night slaying at Henry Mintz’s Newton home.
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Mass
Merrill P. ‘Liginger
Lovinger
Attornney
Tn District Court
Henry Arsenault Jr
Framingham
Arthur L. Devlin
Russell P. le Blanc
Waltham
Philip Varecl
Arseneult
Destin
Arsenault
Devlin
Henry Mintz
Loyinger
LeBlanc
Amazonas Governor Faces Tiny Treasury After Inauguration
Sen. Vivaldo Lima reports new Amazonas Governor Plinio Coelho inherited 2,774 cruzeiros about 36.99 dollars with no food or bed sheets in the palace. Manaus city treasury stood at 40 cents. Amazonas covers vast jungle regions and employs about 1,059 workers.
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Brazil
Plinio Coelho
Amazonas
Manaus
Vivaldo Lima
Amazonian
Coelho
Lima
Hoover's Brother Dies in Santa Cruz at 34
Theodore Jesse Hoover, brother of former President Herbert Hoover, died just before midnight Friday at his Casa Del Oro ranch 13 miles north of Santa Cruz. He was 34. Hoover, emeritus dean of Stanford University School of Engineering, succumbed to a cerebral hemorrhage after years of illness, said his physician Dr. Luther Newhall.
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Theodore
Jesse Hoover
Herbert Hoover
Casa del Oro
Here
Hoover
Stanford University School of Engineering
Luther Newhall
Newhall
Prayer Meeting Connection Dismisses Dice Shooting Charges
In Memphis a judge dismissed charges against four men accused of shooting dice after officers found only a $10 bill and no dice on the floor. The men testified they were praying on their knees when the incident occurred, according to court testimony.
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Yom
Beverly Boushe
Weather outlook notes higher clouds and warmer afternoons
The forecast indicates increased high cloudiness and a slight rise in afternoon temperatures after noon. No precipitation is mentioned and the change appears gradual across the day. The reader should expect warmer highs, cooler mornings, and light variability.
Mendes-France Ousted By French Assembly In Confidence Vote
Paris AP The French National Assembly toppled Premier Pierre Mendes France in a 319 to 273 confidence vote ending his 20th government since 1944. The debate centered on North Africa policy and home rule for Tunisia, but personal animosities and opposition to strong leadership also drove the ouster. President Rene Coty began consultations with parliamentary leaders as the crisis unfolded.
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Elysee Palace
Paris
French National Assembly
Pierre Mendes- France
France
Tunisia
North Africa
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Mendes-France
Rene Coty
Coty
Pierre Schneiter
Gaston Monnerville
Council of the Republic
First All-Purpose Destroyer USS Forrest P Sherman Launch
The USS Forrest P Sherman slid from Bath Iron Works into the Kennebec River. Adm. Sherman is honored by the champagne pour from his widow. The 390-foot ship uses aluminum alloy in its superstructure and is larger than WWII destroyers. Navy plans more Sherman-type ships with rapid-fire 5 and 3 inch guns and modern weapons.
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Forrest P.sherman
Kennebec River
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Sherman
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Naval Operations
Boston Pops Concert Delayed By Truck Driver Mixup
In Troy New York 6000 spectators waited as police traced a truck carrying the orchestra instruments. Driver Donald Doyle 39 Philadelphia said he woke in a downtown hotel after leaving Syracuse with the tractor trailer. With a police escort the instrument laden vehicle reached the Rensselaer Polytechnic Field House two miles away, and the concert began about an hour late. Musicians wore sport coats and a red shirt as they played an encore amid delays.
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Renssélaer Polytechnic Field House
U S Probes nationality of MiG attackers in Yellow Sea clash
The United States announced it is conducting an investigation to determine the nationality of two Red Chinese or North Korean or Russian pilots who attacked U S Sabre jets over international waters in the Yellow Sea near Korea. The Sabres from Osan Air Force Base shot down two of eight Mig fighters in a bid to defend themselves amid a four MiG bomber engagement.
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U.S
Yellow Sea
State Department
Department
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United States
Korea
Osan Air Force Base
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Osan
Air Force
Red China
Submarine activity shadowing Seventh Fleet near Formosa
American naval officers report unidentified undersea objects likely Russian submarines shadowing the 7th Fleet in Formosan waters. The presumed craft kept distance from escort ships while observing operations around Tachen Islands and were not deemed an immediate threat. The Navy will maintain cautious watch as Red China may be sharing reconnaissance with Soviet observers.
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United States
7Th Fleet
Formosan
Adm
Alfred M.pride
Tachen_Islands
U. S
Red China
Russia
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United States to Aid Evacuation of Tachens
The U S seventh Fleet was ordered to help evacuate Nationalist Chinese forces from the Tachens after Chiang Kai-shek lost his bid for a U S defense guarantee for Quemoy and Matsu. State Department and White House officials discussed possible next steps to halt Formosa fighting through diplomacy and U N channels.
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China
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7Th Fleet
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Quemoy
Matia
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Ieary
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White House
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Pacific fleet advances toward target amid dawn Formosa raids
A portion of the fleet was reported moving from the Pacific toward an unspecified objective. Nationalist fighter-bombers roared from their Formosan base before dawn today in renewed strikes against Communist shipping about 50 miles north of an unnamed point.
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Tachens
Local Newspaper Section Reference
An index lists where to find sections and features such as churches classifieds comics sports and obituaries within the publication. It references page and section designations like A and B for each category including obituaries on A-8 and sports on A-6 and A-7.
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Custody to Dad in Chicago Kid’s Wish Becomes Law
Grace Marie Schiavone 11, has lived in five homes since birth. Judge Samuel B. Epstein awarded custody to Armando Schiavone Jr. of Reseda, California after Grace chose to live with her father. Others seeking custody included her maternal grandmother Grace McCarty, Helen Ruys, and Louella Lynch. The mother is in a mental hospital. Grace expressed her lifelong wish to belong to someone.
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Samuel B. Epstein
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Armando Schiavone Jr
Reseda
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Helen Ruys
Lousella Lynch
Elkader
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