Molotov Warns Danger Of War Still Looms In Europe
Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov told readers the war danger has not receded and urged strengthening defensive capacity. He praised East Germany joining the Warsaw alliance and warned reunification of Germany only on Soviet terms. He urged joint measures to coordinate efforts for an all European security scheme replacing East West blocs.
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London
V. M. Molotov
Warsaw
Moasetnw
Molotov
Mace
Prague
Germany
West Germany
Warsaw Dect
Uni
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Hungary
Albania
Eymonia
Bulgaria
East Germany
U. S
John Foster Dulles
Hel
Siamese Twins Born in Los Angeles Operated On
Siamese twins born in Los Angeles were seen at Los Cerritos Hospital today and doctors separated them in a rare operation. The father refused disclosure of birth and operation details. The result will be made public Monday through the city clerk's office. The twins were born around 1 a.m. Binod was rushed from Magnolia Hospital to Cochtes Hospital for a transfusion to the mother. Physicians call such success extremely rare.
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Los Cerrito
Twains
Binod
Magnolia Hospital
Cochtes Hospital
Hold-up ends in death at Gray home intrusion
Andrew Gray, husband of former U S Treasurer Georgia Neece Clark Gray, shot and killed bandit Billy Gene Ross during a second home invasion in Richland Kansas. One of two fleeing bandits pursued 19 miles before escaping. third suspect unseen. Ross identified by prints in Topeka. Texas records show prior theft and burglary charges but no shown conviction.
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Richland, Kan
Andrew Gray
United States
Georgia
Neece Clark Gray
Topeka
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Billy Gene Ross
Dallas
Tex
XBZ
Ross
Texas
Search for B25 as Signal Seen Over San Bernardino
San Bernardino air search teams pressed an air ground hunt today for four crewmen of a missing B25 bomber last reported over mountains in a rainstorm en route from Goodfellow AFB Texas. A United Air Lines pilot reported seeing what appeared to be light signals from the bomber near Ivanpah Valley, suggesting possible survivors. rescuers note the stormy weather hindered a landing, with a likely course toward Norton and Nellis AFBs before continuing search efforts.
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San Bernardino
Air Force and Shevift
Goodfellow Afb
San Angelo
Tex
United Air Lines
Gray
Topeka
Ivanpah Valley
Ivanpah Mountains
Nortom Afb
Norton
Nellis Afb
New
Tranzah Valley
Nellis
Weather Outlook Mostly Sunny After Early Cloudiness
The forecast calls for mostly sunny skies after an early period of cloud cover. Temperature change is expected to be small with light wind and mild conditions through the day.
Tide Funds Hearing Ends Today
Assemblyman Bruce Arlen appears to rest his case against Long Beach as the tidelands interim committee nears the end of public hearings. Chairman John McFall signals a possible progress report for the 1957 session after a long testimony haul and numerous exhibits. Long Beach faces state claims over gas department profits moved to the general fund under the Mallon decision.
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Bruce Arlen
Long Beach
Tidelands
John McFall
D+ Manteca
Los Angeles
Paso Robles
James A. Madden
Gas Department
General Fund
State Attorney General's Office
Mallon
Local Paper Page Index and Section Listings
A text snippet lists newspaper sections with page references for content such as Churches, Classifieds, Comics, Crossword, Financial, Obituaries, Radio and TV, Schools, Shipping Table, Sports, Theaters, Tides and Temperatures, and Vital Statistics across pages B-2 to A-7. The item reads like an index or guide to content placement in the issue.
Ford Plant Flood Damage Seen In The Millions
Long Beach Ford plant manager Robert C. Armour estimated the flood and blast damage in the millions with production to resume at least 10 days later. He noted 20 percent of the plant's 10 million dollars in equipment damaged and said a fuller loss estimate awaits removal of 1914 inches of floodwater. Firefighters and plant crews were praised for saving buildings as work continues.
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Long Beach Ford Plant
R. C. Armour
Long Beach
Armour
Long Beach Land
Los Angeles
Ford
President Replies to Soviet Proposal
President Eisenhower has answered Soviet Premier Bulganin's friendship treaty proposal. White House says the correspondence will be made public later today. Officials say the reply is a polite report of the Bulgagin proposal and keeps open communication between Eisenhower and the Soviet leader.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Bulgeain
White House
Bulgarin
Gored by Bull Patricia McCormack Injures in Mexico
In Zacatecas Mexico Pat McCormick a bullfighter in her mid twenties was gored Friday twice by a bull and once more in the thigh. A ULP senator reported the incident and noted her prior goring history while confirming discussions on a friendship treaty and meetings to discuss a conch proposal.
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Zacatecas
Mexico
ULP
Patricia McCormack
Hower
Bulganin
Tion
Peresto
Pat
Seven in family found shot to death in Morris County
Seven members of one family were found shot to death in a suburban Morris County community. Police named victims as William D. Bauer 48 his wife and their two children ages 6 years and 20 months his mother in law and father in law and mother in law. The shootings were believed to have occurred about 1 p m Friday in the Sedgefield housing development on Sedge Field Road. A neighbor discovered the bodies. A patrolman described a crowd gathering at the house when police arrived.
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Parsippany-Tro
Hills
Morris County
William D. Bauer
Sedgefield
Sedgefield Road
Plane Struck Mechanical Trouble Returns to London
A New York bound Stratocruiser carrying 47 passengers and diamonds turned back to London after engine trouble. One engine was shut down and a diamond cargo valued at 3.4 million dollars was safeguarded by police during repairs. The craft later resumed flight.
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London
Ernest Oppenheimer
South Africa
Diamond Trading Co
Harry Winston, Inc
New York
Prestwick
Scotland
Tokyo Rose Freed From Prison In Cold Morning Departure
Mrs Iva Toguri d Aquino 39, known as Tokyo Rose, was released from the federal reformatory for women near Charleston West Virginia after more than six years in custody. She left for Chicago with family and spoke briefly about deportation proceedings and future plans, shivering in 15 degree cold as reporters questioned her outside the prison.
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Alderson
W. Va
Tokyo
Chicago
South Charleston
Iva Tkuko Toguri d'Aquino
Arisor
Charleston
Fed
Eral Reformatory For Women
Pris
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