Pair Held 5 10 Years in Slave Camps
Berlin report says two Americans Pvt William Marchuk and John H Noble were released by the Russians after years in Soviet slave camps. Marchuk, deserter since 1949, and Noble, from Detroit, arrived in West Berlin in U S Army custody and will undergo medical exams and debriefing. Noble expressed willingness to cooperate. Marchuk remained silent.
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Oil Tankers Collide in Bay of Suez
PORT SAID Egypt two oil tankers the Olympic Thunder and the Olympic Honor collided in the Bay of Suez setting one on fire The Thunder suffered an explosion but the crew extinguished the blaze There were no injuries and the Honor sustained no reported damage Both ships are owned by Olympic Lines of Panama The Thunder sails under Honduran registry and the Honor under Liberian flag
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Two Fatal Crashes Kill 14 in Virginia and New Mexico
A Virginia crash near Fin castle ends seven lives when a speeding car veers and collides head on with a farmer’s vehicle killing all three aboard. In New Mexico, seven more die east of Lordsburg when a five person car crosses the center line into a Minnesota couple’s auto.
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Fairmont
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Woman, 35, Leaps From Car and Is Killed
In Santa Ana a 35 year old brunette Mildred Marie Hain died after arguing with her escort and leaping from his car near Placential Street Newport Avenue. The escort William Melton Query, 33, an El Toro Marine, was questioned and released. Hain leaves a daughter Joella and her parents live in Cortez Colorado. Body at Blower & Bros Mortuary.
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Rifle Bullet Kills Man Watching TV Near Fields Landing
Samuel Webber, 36, was fatally shot while watching TV in his home at Fields Landing, six miles south of here. Four shots were fired. one struck the house, another bullet hit Webber in the abdomen. His wife Mabel and two children were present as he died two hours later. Sheriff Albert Nichols led the investigation.
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Eight-State Alarm for Ex-Felon and Two Children Missing
Lancaster police issued an eight state alert for ex convict Mearle R Hardy 32 en route to Montana with two missing children Kenneth Pierce 15 and Sandra Pierce 10 The couple who housed Hardy said he enticed the children into the trip after school on Thursday Hardy bought a 1941 sedan for 85 dollars the day he was laid off from a meat cutter job at a butchering plant additional details indicate Hardy attempted to enlist the entire family before turning to the boy Kenneth was urged to join then Hardy forced the two children to leave
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Four Burned in California Home Tragedy
A mother Grace Gamrath about 30 and her two young daughters Gay and Gwendolyn died when flames trapped them in a bedroom. John Bartram 60 fractured an ankle while trying to kick out the front door and Lydia Bartram 62 suffered back burns escaping. Miss Priscilla Bartram 22 cut her hands breaking glass to reach a window. Firefighters said a faulty floor furnace likely sparked the blaze as flames blocked the escape.
Four Brothers Die as Home Burns in Chicago Fire
A Chicago fire claimed the lives of four young brothers on the second floor of their home Friday night. Lawrence Steven, 4, and his 2-year-old twins Gregory and Gary, and Alan, 23 months, perished from burns suffered in the blaze. Unclear details indicate continuation on Page A-3.
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Marines Launch Amphibious Rainbow Assault on Beach
In a staged Oceanfront exercise named Operation Rainbow, 400 Marines from the Fleet Marine Force of Camp Pendleton landed in five waves at Long Beach's east beach. Minesweepers cleared a 1,500 yard lane as 66 landing craft hit the shore. The assault, directed from USS Cavalier, included officials and city leaders aboard the second wave. Spectators crowded the bluff as the demonstration unfolded under navy leadership.
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Worker Nearly Killed in Vat of Hot Water
Alvin Heavrin, 54, a lumber company worker from Luvsevibuk Kentucky, fell into a vat heated nearly to boiling. Heavrin was hospitalized in critical condition with burns covering about 80 percent of his body after slipping into the concrete log-soaking pit. he climbed out unaided and was found by other workers. Doctors classify burns as second and third degree.
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Where to Find It Boyle
A compact listing details page references for sections such as Churches Classified Comics Crossword Financial Obituaries and more across pages A-2 A-3 B-2 B-3 B-10 with section codes and page locations for the publication.
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McCarthy Charges Deception in Army Peress Case
Senator McCarthy charged deliberate deception in the Army over the Irving Peress case and urged a new investigation. The 38 page Pentagon report says Army officials Adams Stevens and Weible allowed Peress’s honorable discharge to stand despite McCarthy’s pressure for a court martial. He pressed for Senate subcommittee hearings and named Stevens Adams Weible and Zwicker for testimony.Continued on Page A-3 Col. 7.
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Welble
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Stevens
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Ralph W. Zwicker
Zwicker
U N Chief Chou Hold Long Talk on Airmen Spy Case
United Nations Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold and Chinese Premier Chou En Lai held a third lengthy session in Peiping over the fate of 11 American airmen jailed on espionage charges. A fourth meeting was set for Monday, according to Peiping Radio.
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Weather Outlook Says Clear With Cool Tonight
Forecast notes generally clear skies and continued cool temperatures tonight. Expect increasing cloudiness but mostly sunny conditions on Sunday as the region heads into the weekend.
Woman Hidden 53 Days in 18 Inch Space at Lincoln Home
Lincoln Nebraska sheriff reports a 60 year old woman hid in an 18 inch space between basement and floor at a nursing home for 53 days. She survived by peanut butter raisins mustard and salad dressing while fearing transfer to Hastings mental hospital. She weighed 80 pounds at discovery after vanishing when told of transfer.
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Merle Karnopp
Hastings
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