Swift Sabres Assigned to Chiang Island
Swift Sabre jets from Okinawa and the Philippines totaling about 75 arrived in Formosa. Lt. Gen. Roger Ramey said the force is ready for any mission as U S air power concentrates around troubled Formosa. Sabres trained with ground crews, flying practice missions, and were equipped to carry bombs.
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Taipeh
Formosa
Okinawa
Philippines
Roger Ramey
Sth
Japan
Far East
U. S
Yikiangshan
Ramey
Formosan
Tacheos
U. S. Tth
Classified and notices page indices listed for a newspaper
The reader is guided to locate content across pages for beach combing bridge ads comics obituaries theater and other sections. It enumerates sections by page with some items spanning multiple pages and columns.
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Boyle
Wilson
Fear 40 Men Met Death in Black Frost off Iceland
Forty British seamen aboard two trawlers off Iceland feared lost amid a deadly black frost. Distress signals flooded in as ships Torevig a and Lovel x reported they were listing and heeled over in severe storm and freezing spray. Coast guardsmen warned that many crew likely died instantly, with Egil Raudi also in distress.
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Hull
England
Iceland
Todeviga
Torella
Lucky
Teeland
North Cape
Rodesign
Egil Raudi
Man in Fog Dives Onto Tracks as Train Hits Car
In dense fog Manuel J Barbosa, 35, a barber, drove onto Southern Pacific tracks Wednesday. The car bumped to a stop and after a loud train whistle he and his wife leaped out just as a freight train demolished the vehicle.
Murder brightens Fifth Avenue mansion death shocks New York
Serge Rubinstein a 46 year old draft dodger and financier was found dead in his Fifth Avenue mansion. A cord strangled him and a clothes gag bound his mouth in a third floor bedroom. Police ponder robbery but motive remains uncertain. Rubinstein faced deportation action and had a storied history in courts and finance.
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Serge Rubinstein
New York
Line Noel
Wall Street
William Morter
Rubinstein
Contetion
Francis W. H. Adams
No Preventive War Planned by President
President Eisenhower reserved to himself the decision to strike at the Chinese mainland only in self defense or direct defense of Formosa and the Pescadores, addressing senatorial fears of a preventive war. The White House said no forces would be used without his explicit approval, aiming to calm concerns about delegation of wartime authority. Discussions referenced Radford and the defense leadership, with meetings at the White House to review the situation.
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Washington
Eisenhower
U. S
Formosa
White House
Senate
Clerments
House
Hall
James CC
Hagert Whitehlouse
United States
Pescadores
Congress
Chiang Kai-Sheki
Redj
China
Russia
Morse Indore
Adm
Arthur Radford
Faint Chiefs of Staff
Morse
Radford
National Security Council
Defense Wilson
Anderson
Army
Stevens
Air Force
Talbott
Navy
Thomas
How to Read Faster Differences by Material Type
Ruth Pirdy, LBCC speed reading instructor, discusses adjusting pace to content. She cites Oscar Levant and Dr George D. Spade rates, recommending rapid initial reading then slower review for study, and noting skimming is suited for general reading while complex texts require slower tempos.
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Ruth
Pirdy
Oscar Levant
Heless
George D. Spade
University of Florida
Rhalke
Smi
General MacArthur urges world to abolish war on his birthday
General MacArthur marked his 75th birthday in Los Angeles with three speeches and a statue dedication. He warned against seductive voices undermining patriotism, pressed Americans to reject political rhetoric, and then flew to New York to resume his Remington Rand board duties aboard United Airlines.
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Los Angeles
Douglas MacArthur
America
Japan
Monuo
Macarthur Park
N.Y
United Airlines
New York
Remington Rand Corp
California
Goodwin J.night
Norris Poulson
Macarthur
The
American Legion
Air Force eyes atom powered plane and intercontinental missiles
Gen Nathan F Twining told Congress the Air Force aims for a practical atom powered plane with indefinite flight and long range missiles. Air Force Secretary Talbott noted a marked advance this year in the intercontinental weapon, the IBM. Soviets reportedly gained in jet bomber development with two new heavy and medium bombers.
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Washington
Congress
Air Force
Harold Etalbott
IBM
Burn Victim Found After Three Weeks Lying Injured
Victor J. Killiany, 69, of Cambridge, was discovered Wednesday in his isolated country home with heavy burns after a kerosene stove exploded. He told authorities he kept alive by chewing bread while alone for three weeks before being hospitalized in critical condition at Guernsey Memorial Hospital.
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Panama City
Fla
Air Force
M. J. Dalfin
George Lowell Inverett
Dolhw
Ala
Lou Ellen Jones
Florida
Daffin
Bunes
Gulf Coast
Cambridge
Ohio
Victor J. Killiany
Guernsey Memorial Hospital
Winter Cold Wave Grips Midwest and New York
The Associated Press reports the worst cold wave of the winter across the Midwest with subzero readings from International Falls to Chicago and Minnesota towns. Wind gusts, clear skies, and heavy frost push temperatures down to 36 below in some areas and threaten New York with more frigid air and school closures in western New York.
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Associated Press
Midwest
New York State
Central States
New York
Chicago
International Falls
Minn
Grantsburg
Wis
Dudath
Ironwood
Mich
Bismarck
N. D
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Mason City
Iowa
Fargo
Sioux City
Bradford
S. Ste. Marie
Des Moines
Ilowa
Rockford and Peoria
Madison, Wis
Omaha
Milwaukee
Spring,Hield and
New England
Rockies
Weather Bureau
Arctic
Great Lakes
Middle Atlantic
Grand Lake
Bemidji
New York City
Sewer Lack Perils Los Angeles Construction
Health officials warned that Los Angeles may halt construction if adequate sewage facilities are not installed. The outfall sewer line is at capacity and further load could cause surface overflows. The Health Commission urged urgent council action and a bond issue was proposed for spring election funds.
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Los Angeles
Health Department
H. C. Pulley
City Health Commission
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Cal
Stellay
Genin Forrester
Morter
Katherine Petko
Isebella Trughes
Rubenstein
Stockholm
Vienna
Paris
Dmitri
Czar
Rasputin
Moscow
St. Petersburg
Rubeinstein
Kremlin
Czar Hig
Wlicy
VOL. Lavie
Long Beach
Randy Gene Caskey
Amarillo
Tex
Winona Caskey
Marvin Caskey
Carron Caskey
General MacArthur
Herbert Wilhoit
George L. Everett
L. B. Pair
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