Night club drummer, hotel bellhop nabbed in narcotics raids
Police staged two rapid narcotics raids Friday night and today jail ing a night club drummer John Poole 27 his wife Sylvia 24 and Los Angeles youth Carroll Dean Will 22 after heroin and marijuana were recovered. Officers found 13 heroin capsules two marijuana cigarettes and hypodermic paraphernalia at Poole's home rear 1840 Marber Ave. The Pooles and Will face charges of possession and addiction related offenses. The Poole's 7-year-old son was placed with juvenile authorities. Continued on Page A3.
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John Poole
Sylvia
Carroll Dean Will
Los Altos
Los Angeles
Poole
Marber Ave
Seal Beach
Donald
Pooles
Will
Vic Armitage
Teen Age Bandit Quartet Nabbed in String of Thefts
Four teen-agers tied to two and a half months of robberies and burglaries across Long Beach Compton Lynwood and as far as San Bernardino are in custody. Detectives Sgt Art Thomas Lt Clair Dietrich and Detective Bill Bailey traced the gang who confessed to the Circle Drive-In Theater holdup netting 400 and fourteen other drive-in and gas station robberies. Total loot reported over 1100 dollars.
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Long Beach
Compton
Lynwood
San Bernardino
Compton Police
Art Thomas
Compton Force
Clair Deitrich
Bill Bailey
Lynwood Force
Fong
Circle Drive-in
Old Test Tubes Found Virus Lost 30 Years Remains Ultra Deadly
At the University of Michigan a deadly virus once discovered in 1909 by Dr. Fred Letick G. Novy was found in old test tubes. Despite age its potency persisted, killing 75 percent of laboratory rats in days, prompting further study and a long-delayed report.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Fredletick G. Novy
Novy
Sinks, SOS and distress across three sea disasters
Three separate sea tragedies unfold as the Finnish freighter Tirrenia sinks after an explosion off Port Sudan with 37 crew saved aboard Olav Ringdal Jr. Rescue efforts target the US yacht Bonita sinking off Yucatan, while the British freighter Lt Edmund sends a distress SOS after gale wreckage away from Newfoundland prompting Coast Guard response.
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Tirrenia
Red Sea
Port Sudan
Olav Ringdal Jr
Aden
U. S
Yucatan
Mexico City
Brownsville
Texas
U.S
Bonita
SOS
Edmund
Cape Race
Newfoundland
Coast Guard
Yakatut
Cook Inlet
87 Convicted Refusal to Fight by 65th Regiment in Korea
Army reports 87 enlisted men and one officer from the 65th Regiment convicted in Korea for refusing to advance or leaving a battle, with four acquittals. Central front incidents occurred last October. Sentences ranged from six months to ten years hard labor, with various discharges. Names of the accused not released and review by the Judge Advocate General will be conducted in Washington, D.C.
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Seoul
65Th Regiment
65Th
U. S. Ee
Walton B. McMullen
U.S
Third Division
Advocate General
Washington, D. C
Fisherman's Luck Oil Drillers Strike Fish in Alberta
An Alberta oil crew drilling near Bentley found a pusher of five-spined stickleback fish at 500 feet. Dr. RB Miller of the University of Alberta identified the species as Alberta’s most common fish, two or three inches long, capable of entering underground drainage beds. Magpies flocked to the surface as thousands of fish surfaced from an Evia stream tapped by the drill.
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Edmonton
Alta
Alberta
Bentley
RB. Miller
University, of Alberta
an_under- Evia
Where to Find Sections in The Daily Paper
The notice lists page locations for Boyle-Page 8 10 Churches Page A A 5 8 3 Classified Ads Pages B 4 to 9 Comics Page B22 Crossword Page B Obituaries Page 7 Radio and Television Page B 3 School News Page AZ Sports Pages A-b AT Theaters Pada B-10 Shipping Table Page Asi The reference guides readers to the publication’s section indexes and page designations.
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Boyle
Asi
Nude Body Found on Stairway in Georgetown Home
Washington AP reports John C. Montgomery 41 chief of the State Department Finnish Desk was found hanged early today in attorney A Braverman's Georgetown home where he lived. Braverman found the nude body on a second floor landing after returning home. Homicide detectives say Montgomery hanged from the third floor stair railing by a robe sash and hemp cord, apparently breaking under weight. He may have been dead 3 to 4 hours. Montgomery attended a Friday night party at Chevy Chase Country Club for George Perkins, the retiring assistant secretary for European affairs, with associates noting he appeared fine then.
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Washington
John C. Montgomery
State Department
Georgetown
A. Marvin Braverman
Montgomery
Braverman
Chevy Chase Country Club
George Perkins
Weather: Foggy Start Then Sunny Skies Expected
Early morning fog Sunday gives way to mostly sunny conditions with high clouds. Temperatures inch up moderately with a slight breeze and a pleasant afternoon outlook.
Eisenhower and Taylor discuss Korea amid Navy Army reshuffle
President Eisenhower and Lt Gen Maxwell D Taylor talked Korea as Taylor prepares to take command of the Eighth Army in Japan. Taylor plans to fly to Tokyo Monday night to assume Van Fleet’s post, amid anticipation of the new president’s plan to end the stalemated war. General Collins also travels to Korea for a Far East review before the command change.
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Eisenhower
Taylor
Maxwell D. Taylor
Eighth Army
Korea
James A. van Fleet
Associated Press
Washington
Tokyo
Mark Clark
van Fleet
J. Lawton
Collins
Army
Far East Command
iFar
Two New Aces Crowned as MIG Kills Rise
Seoul AP report details Allied Sabre jets destroying at least four MIG-15s over northwest Korea. Capt Cecil G Foster of San Antonio bagged his eighth and ninth MIGs to top active Korean flyers, while Capt Dolphin D Overton II of Ardmore SC claimed his fifth in four days to become Korea’s 24th jet ace. Harold E Fisher Jr of Swea City Iowa also shot down a MIG for his fifth, boosting the recent jet-kill tally as the pace quickens. Overton noted the victories came from being in the right place as his 149th jet mission continued.
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Seoul
Korea
Air Force
Cecil G. Foster
San Antonio
Texas
Dolphin D. Overton II
S.C
Harold E. Fisher Jr
Sweacty
Iowa
Ked
Hed Tata
Overton
SLAIN IN HOLDUP DEATH ENDS BOY bandit CAREER
In Nashville a 19 year old boy bandit Gardner Eads and his 17 year old wife attempted a grocery store robbery. The elderly owners resisted and the youth was killed by three gunshots while the wife faced an attempted highway robbery charge after the incident. The grocer defended himself and another elderly man fired in the struggle.
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Nashville
Tenn
Gardner Eads
Eads
Hayden Wright
Wright
Sailor Wounded in Wild Battle at Wilmington
A seaman fired six rounds from a .45 into fellow sailor Wayne C. Carte in a Wilmington barber shop near noon today. Carte, 28, was wounded multiple times and treated at Harbor General Hospital. Earl Howard, 41, of Los Angeles, allegedly said he meant to kill Carte and hoped he would die, ending a two month feud that began after a San Pedro fist fight.
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Wilmington
Harbor
Gen ‘Eral
Wayne C. Carte
Fries Ave
Earl
Howard
Francis Pl
Los Angeles
Carte
San_ Pedro
Defense Head Nominee Wilson Backed by GOP Policy Panel
The Senate Republican Policy Committee endorsed prompt confirmation of Charles E. Wilson as Secretary of Defense. Sen. Wayne Morse (Ind.-Ore.) will vote against. Wilson, formerly GM head, must divest his stock valued over 2.5 million before taking the post. Knowland called the committee’s vote unanimous.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Senate Republican Policy Committee
Senate
Charles E. Wilson
Wayne Morse
Ind
Ore
Knowland
R.califf
GOP
Morse
Wilson
Eisenhower
General Motors Corp
Senate Armed Services Committee
Earthquake Felt as Seismograph Records Weak Tremor
A seismograph in Weston Massachusetts recorded a moderately strong earthquake at 5 00 23 a m placing the disturbance about 510 miles from Boston. Rev Daniel Linehan S F said the epicenter might be in Quebec with no determined direction and would have been felt in a residential area.
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Weston
Mass
Boston College
Boston
Daniel Linehan
S. F
Quebec
Linehan
Injured Pilot Crawls Four Miles Through Snow After Plane Crash
Edward Riccio, 35, of Bristol Connecticut, survived a light plane crash on Mt Greylock in Massachusetts. He crawled four miles through knee-deep snow to seek aid after being suspended upside down in the wreck. Doctors at Pittsfield General Hospital called his condition critical with a broken spine and internal injuries. He had departed Brainard Field in Hartford for Buffalo with 500 pounds of steel bands destined for General Electric, became lost in fog, and blackout before the crash.
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Cheshire
Mass
Edward Riccio
Bristol
Conn
Mt. Greylock
Pittsfield General Hospital
Brainard Field
Hartford
Buffalo
General Electric Co
Erie
Riccio
Joseph Kruszyn
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