Miss California Beauty Contemplates Elopement With Fiancé
Donna Schurr, 18, Miss California and Miss Universe entrant, was kidnapped and assaulted Tuesday night. Her fiancé Lloyd Brett, 21, pressed her to marry him immediately and elope. She plans to finish at Coast College and might wed over the holidays, despite a TV contract and ongoing schooling.
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Killer Nabbed After Terrorizing Family
In Superior Wisconsin UP reports an airman discharged earlier killed his girlfriend and terrorized a family before kidnapping the father. Duane Patrick Lattimer 21 of Wentworth Wisconsin was captured by police after a roadblock aided by officers. He claimed to have shot others and described a spree ending after forcing the Robinsons of Ashland into fear. He and others described a chaotic night including marijuana influence and a car crash before the arrests.
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Wohliamt
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Peterson
Sprte
Superior
Wohlfahrt
Sam
Indergen’s
Dreamland
Ashland
Wallace
Robinson
Ronnie
Egyptian Spokesman Denounces Israeli Attack At Auja Zone
An Egyptian military spokesman said Israeli forces attacked an Egyptian position opposite the Auja demilitarized zone prompting Egypt to demand an urgent meeting of the U N sponsored mixed commission. He claimed two Egyptians were shot tonight and cited the protest to the commission.
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Airports Closed by Bay Area Fog Threatens Travel
Dense fog swept across the San Francisco Bay Area forcing closure of five major airfields including San Francisco International Airport and Oakland, Hamilton, Travis bases and Moffett Field. Traffic slowed on highways and ships while Sacramento and Half Moon Bay handled diverted flights.
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Hamilton
Travis
Libel suit by ex Nixon campaign chief filed in L A
Vice President Richard Nixon 1952 campaign manager Murray Chotiner sues Behind the Scene magazine and 33 defendants over an article calling him Nixon harshly. The complaint seeks 1 million dollars in damages with punitive general and special claims. The case may not be tried before the November elections as advised by Jerry Geisler.
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Boxer Ends Seventh Far East Tour Before Diego Bay Refit
The U S aircraft carrier Boxer completed its seventh Far East tour and was headed for Diego Garcia to be converted for antisubmarine warfare.
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Xokosuka
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U. S
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Diego
Six Arrested In Brink's Robbery Case In Boston
The FBI reports six Boston area men arrested in the $1 219 000 Brink's armored car robbery near Boston on January 17, 1950. Two gang members already imprisoned are named, while one late member is identified. The heist involved nine robbers, 17 canvas bags of cash, and a swift 20 minute break in and exit.
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Anthony Pino
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FBI
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Brink's
Ship Blaze Kills 66 on Korea Coast
Seventy six passengers died when a fire swept a cargo liner off Samchonpo near Pusan after a cabin boy dropped a kerosene lamp. Captain Im Hen Su and Park Chong Chul were arrested for negligence as eighteen injured survivors were treated aboard.
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Korea
Teens Attack Directors in Reefers Fueled Rampage
EAST LOS ANGELES police report dope crazed youths attacked six recreation directors at Evergreen Playground during a teen dance, injuring three seriously. Seven youths including five adults and two juveniles were arrested on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon. suspects identified as members of the Flats Gang.
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Hollenbeck
Joe Munatones
Water Fluoridation Urged for New York City
New York UP The Board of Health recommended fluoridation of the city water. In a report to Mayor Wagner the board urged one millionth part of fluorine in the water, predicting about a 60 percent reduction in dental decay for children and adults. Initial cost up to $450,000 with annual maintenance under $700,000, or about 9 cents per capita.
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Marital Mixup Auto of No 3 Used in No 4 Honeymoon
CHARLOTTE N C WE Fred K Owen was jailed today for mixing up his marriages Police said Owen bought engagement and wedding rings for his fourth wife with bad checks stole his third wife s car for his fourth honeymoon stole 392 from his employer and neglected to divorce one of his earlier wives
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Eisenhower May Enter New Hampshire Primary
Washington AP reports White House cautious on a possible Eisenhower entry into New Hampshire's presidential primary. A noncommittal White House stance leaves open whether the president will run, while petitions for entry are to be filed with state officials Monday.
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Wasp Sting Kills Sleeping Girl in Kalamazoo
In Kalamazoo Michigan a 10 year old girl Jeannie Schuster died at home after a wasp sting. The parents found a dead wasp in her bed and the doctor attributed the death to anaphylactic shock from insect stings.
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Eisenhower asks 14 Billion for School Aid Plan
President Eisenhower asked Congress to provide 14 billion dollars in federal grants over five years to ease the nation's school shortage. The plan would also authorize up to 750 million dollars in local school-bond purchases and 200 million dollars for state planning grants. Matching funds would vary by wealth, with richer states contributing less per federal dollar than poorer states. The program aims to spur local efforts without dampening incentives.
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Searchers Spot Two Meg in Jungle
A Quito radio report said two men waving white flags were seen on a sandy river beach in the Amazon area where five U.S. missionaries were seized by the Auca Indians. World Radio Missionary Fellowship President Jones described the sighting as the best news in days. A local pilot photographed the men but could not identify them. an Air Force rescue helicopter is to inspect the spot. Ground forces, including 29 Ecuadorian soldiers and missionaries, press toward the jungle, not expected to reach the site for several days.
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The readable OCR fragment lists section names and page designations such as Comics Page 64 Crossword Page B-11 Editorial Page ae Financial Page C-3 and Sports Pages A-23 to A-25. It also mentions Radio and TV Fraze B-8, Tides Temperature Vital-Star Page 65, Wilson Page and Women Pages B-2 and 3 indicating a multi section layout rather than a cohesive story.
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