Rail Routes Cut isolating Grants Pass in Oregon floods
Heavy rains triggered earth slides and floodwaters across southwestern Oregon isolating Grants Pass. Four Greyhound buses with 73 passengers stranded. Deer Creek bridged towns east of Roseburg washed toward homes. Main SP line blocked 43 miles south of Oakridge, detour also blocked. No injuries reported.
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Rita Gam to Be Bridesmaid at Grace Kelly Wedding
New York report says film actress Rita Gam is delighted to attend Grace Kelly and Prince Rainier’s April wedding. Gam, who is a bridesmaid choice, said Miss Kelly herself called her with the invitation.
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Philadelphia
Arvid A. Pamp
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Bulganin Highlights Atomic Energy as Key to Soviet Victory
Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin urged the 20th Communist Party Congress to fasten the drive of peaceful atomic energy to victory for communism. He announced the sixth five year plan and stressed party leadership will endure, arguing the 20th century is the age of atomic energy, surpassing steam and electricity.
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Eisenhower aides press Hagerty over re election plans
Thomasville dispatch reports White House press secretary James Hagerty warned reporters against pushing too hard for a definite re election decision. He avoided confirming any date for an announcement while noting possible timing around February 29 or March 7. He insisted the President would speak when ready and directed questions about conference timing away from the afternoon.
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Washington Post
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Strike violence spreads to second Republic plant
Violence erupted at a second Republic Aviation plant in Farmingdale New York as pickets clashed with workers. Police arrested nine more pickets and total arrests since Sunday reached sixty nine. At Port Washington Long Island two strikers were arrested and a small number of workers went to work. Union attorney Sidney Siben blamed officials for failing to arrange peaceful picketing while President Eisenhower prepared to fly to Washington.
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Republic Aviation Union
Dulles to Face Senate Panel Over Arabia Tanks Deal
Washington AP reports Senator George of Georgia said Secretary Dulles will testify Friday before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee for a full airing of complaints about the tanks for Arabia arrangement. Undersecretary Hoover is expected to join Dulles at 2:30 PM in a closed session. Critics press for broader inquiry into consultative process and other related issues including a Life Magazine interview with Dulles.
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Where to Find a Local Papers Listing Content By Section
A notices style index lists sections and page identifiers for Beach Combing Bridge Classified Comics Crossword Editorial Obituaries Radio TV Shipping Sports Theaters tides temperatures vital statistics women and Your World across pages B2 B3 B4 B5 B6 B8 B9 B71 A-10 A-11 A-12 A-13.
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Barstow Crash Kills Five Including Torrance Mother
A head on collision on Highway 66 west of Barstow killed five people, including Torrance mother Mrs. Blanche Haines Claudia and three of her daughters Agnes 11 Susan 6 and Emily 3. Also dying was Mariano S. Macapinlac 60 of Los Angeles. Two others were critically injured Diane Claudio 5 and Allen Stevens 29. Stevens drove the other car.
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Hollywood
California Highway Patrol
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Horses chew wood says professor after long study
University of California animal husbandry expert Prof Carroll Howell says sawing between a horse’s front teeth or feeding salt won’t stop wood chewing. He notes horses may simply grow bored in time and develop the habit after years of study and mail from readers offering various remedies.
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University of California Animal Husbandry
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Oregonian
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Waynesboro
City Orders Eviction for Spruce Goose
Howard Hughes will be notified within days to remove the Spruce Goose and Hughes Tool Co property from city land on Pier E in Long Beach Harbor by April 1. The board of Harbor Commissioners authorized eviction and potential suit after lease expiration and ongoing dispute over a $12 million damage claim tied to a 1940s harbor dike breach.
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Pacific Dredging Co
Resignation Tale False Says County Supervisor Legg
County Supervisor Herbert C Legg dismissed a Los Angeles paper report of his resignation as unfounded. He noted he is on vacation in Palm Springs and remains Board of Supervisors chair with a 1958 term. A vacancy would be filled by the Governor.
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Soviet Mines Sought in Japanese Waters
Japan’s Maritime Safety Board dispatched three additional boats to search the Tsugaru Strait for floating mines believed Russian. Four mines were sighted Sunday and Monday near the strait separating Honshu and Hokkaido. two exploded while the others drifted away.
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