Mystery of Submarine Rescue Tale Stuns Atlantic Coast
Report of a 40 foot fishing boat Blue Star in distress near Barnegat New Jersey sparked a Coast Guard search over 3,700 square miles after survivors allegedly were picked up by a non American submarine. No wreckage or survivors were found and the tale later appeared to be an elaborate hoax.
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New York
Atlantic
Beach Haven
N. J
Blue Star
Barnegat
New York Harbor
Talcottville, Conn
Coast Guard
THE
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
U. S
Marine
New York Life Insurance Company
Associated Press
William F. Achatz
Philadelphia
Prison revolt at Washington State Prison ends with hostages freed
Warden confirms ringleaders will be prosecuted under a new anti riot law after a two day uprising. Guards entered Wing 6 to search for weapons while inmates were moved to blocks and a $900,000 maximum security building awaited. Nine hostages released after a nine point agreement was signed.
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Walla Walla
Wash
Washington State Prison
Lawrence Delmore Jr
Delmore
Wing 1
Wing 8
Thomas Harris
Missing two year old fuels Phoenix kidnapping fears
In Phoenix a mother claims her son Steven, two, was abducted rather than wandered off. Police expanded the search with 49 jail prisoners helping neighbors along an irrigation canal near the Cipolla home. Officers checked over a thousand houses as the town prays for a safe return.
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Phoenix
Steven
Louis Cipolla
Somone
Cipolla
Ariz
Steven Cipolla
Desert death survivor leaves 30 pieces of silver to ex
In a Burbank probate filing, 49 year old Wilson left his childhood sweetheart Mrs Algene Hoskins half his $30,000 estate and named her executrix. He gifted the other half to his children Brenda 14 and Tamara. Wilson and his wife Elaine had separated in 1954. The will cites 40 years of love and faith and mentions the desert trip where Wilson died of exposure near Barstow. Hoskins contends the divorce award of community property to Mrs Wilson was invalid due to the judge’s unsigned decree before Wilson’s death.
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Burbank
UPI
Calvert
Wilson
Burbank Superior Court
Brenda
Tamara
Algene Hoskins
Southern Fines
N. C
Elaine
Barstow
Train derailed blocks rails and highway traffic
Sixteen B and O freight cars derailed on the eastern edge of Baltimore. Two cars broke through an overpass, halting the main line and prompting officials to divert traffic to Pennsylvania Railroad routes.
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Baltimore
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
First of 43 planes begins 18000 mile airlift to Japan
A 43 plane airlift convoys 9,000 miles westward from Travis to Japan with 4,000 troops. The lead C124 Globemaster carries 92 paratroopers under Maj Lawrence Abbel, followed by others pilots Capt Ted Bishop and more. The operation, part of a two day mission, starts at Fort Campbell and moves toward Japan.
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Travis Air Force Base
Calif
Japan
Travis
Kentucky
Vern Haugland
Associated Press
FT. Campbell
Long Beach Douglas
Lawrence Abbel
St. Paul
Minn
Tae
Ted Bishop
Globemester
508Th
Fort Campbell
Steve Allen Praises Long Beach Water On TV
TV host Steve Allen admitted on his NBC show that Long Beach water has improved after previously calling it the worst in the world. Vince Zhamerman and Mary Ellen Parziale attended the segment as a champagne glass symbolized the city water and Allen drank the water on air.
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Steve Allen
Long Beach
NBC
Channel 4
Allen
Vince Zhamerman
Chamber of Commerce
Mary Ellen Parziale
Miss Parziale
Freeway Crash Claims Lakewood Man Hale at 29
Charles Hale 29 of 5302 Briercrest Ave Lakewood City died after a speeding auto toppled light standards and a barricade at the Long Beach Freeway Compton end. He suffered punctured lungs and broken ribs and died at Los Angeles County General Hospital after being extricated unconscious by a passerby. Four witnesses said he drove over 80 mph and failed the Atlantic Ave exit. The car rolled over multiple times and pinned him inside in a debris field.
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Charles Hale
Briercrest Ave
Lakewood City
Atlantic Ave
Long Beach
Compton
Hale
Los Angeles County General Hospital
William J. Rafter
Your World Page Summary Snapshot
The clipping lists newspaper sections and page references including Beach Combing on B-1 and A-23, Bridge and Tides on A-23, Classified on E-14 to 19, Comics on B-12, Crossword on A-20, Editorial on A-22, Financial on B-3, Obituaries on B-2, Radio and TV on B-8, Shipping Table on B-13, Sports on A-25 to 27, Theaters on B-10 and B-11, Women on B-4 and B-5, and Wilson on A-23, with Your World on A-2.
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Boyle
Wilson
House Labor Group OKs $1 Minimum Pay
The House Labor Committee voted 21 to 9 to raise the federal minimum wage from 75 cents to $1 an hour effective March 1. A Republican bid for 90 cents failed on a 15 to 15 tie. President Eisenhower backs 90 cents, while Democrats push a $1 level as a compromise between 0 and $1.25. The Senate already approved $1 with additional provisions. About 25 million workers would be covered nationwide.
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Washington
House Labor Committee
Eisenhower
Wrdnadau
Congress
Senate
House
Weather forecast for the day shows clearing fog and light clouds
The region sees generally clear skies after early-morning fog and low clouds. Temperatures change little, with minimal variation expected through the day.
U S Accepts Russia Offer To Pay Half Damages In Bering Sea Incident
The United States accepts Russia and Soviet apology offering to cover 50 percent of damages from the June 23 Neptune patrol plane shootdown over international waters near St. Lawrence Island. Seven crew injured, no fatalities. Navy plane cost about 134 million dollars. total bill undisclosed. The note signals a softer approach ahead of the Geneva summit.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Bering Sea
State Department
St. Lawrence Island
Navy
U.S
Molotov
Dulles
Henry Suydam
Eisenhower
Geneva
Hail Breaks Windows Puts Cars In Billings
A fierce hailstorm swept Billings Montana with 54 mph winds breaking 1,000 to 2,000 school windows and wrecking 160 airplanes at the airport. Cars roofs and crops suffered, several people injured as the storm damaged the county hospital region.
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Billings
Mont
Joe Hooper
Billings Gazette
Hooper
the Gazette
Lynch Flying Service
Secion
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