Auto Borrowed by Film Beauty in Fatal Crash
Los Angeles police questioned actress Lynne Baggett after a fatal hit run that killed a 9-year-old boy. Officers traced the car to actor George Tobias, who denied involvement. A blond woman in another car sped from the scene, while the damaged vehicle was found at Art's Automotive Center. The boy, Tom Sanderson, was a day camper from Culver City.
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Explosion Heard At Local Airfield May Be Jet Sonic Boom
Reports describe a loud explosion at 11 50 a m tied to a sonic boom from jet planes over Municipal Airport. Workers recall a flat sound heard across Do minguez Lakewood Long Beach and Seal Beach as jets flew high in the sky.
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Weather Outlook With Clear Afternoon Skies
Night and morning low clouds. Mostly sunny afternoons through Saturday. Slightly cooler.
Guatemala Rebel Chief Takes Helm
Col. Castillo Ramirez was elected president of a three man junta governing Guatemala marking the fifth government change in less than two weeks. Elfego Morton remains on the new three member panel while Maj. Enrate Rivera serves as the third member.
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Floods Kill Eleven as Bavarian Austria Regions Flood
Wide floods in Bavaria and Austria from gale whipped rains caused rivers Danube Inn and tributaries to surge, killing at least eleven and leaving hundreds homeless. U.S. troops and Air Force helicopters aided rescues as Danube levels reached highs not seen since 1920, with Salzburg Linz and Passau areas heavily affected and Austrian farms submerged.
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Vegas Casinos Hit by Walkout Threat at Desert Inn
A maintenance workers strike threat disrupted seven Las Vegas Strip resorts led by Desert Inn with 3200 hotel staff expected to honor picket lines. Union seeks 10 percent pay hike plus health and welfare plan. casinos report continued operation with some staff on duty.
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Boy Dragged to Passing in Calf-Roping Game
A seven year old boy died after being dragged 500 feet during a calf-roping game in Redwood City. Authorities say his brother Neville and another riderless horse were involved, with Steven Mussalom succumbing at Sequoia Hospital after the incident.
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Senate Group Seeks Wait-See Plan on Red China at U N
A Senate group from both parties weighs a wait-and-see approach to Red China’s seating in the United Nations as part of a billion dollar foreign aid bill. The plan, supported by Knowland and Alexander Smith, narrows from an earlier demand to withdraw if China is admitted, aligning more with Eisenhower and Dulles. The president opposes admitting the regime, and a formal vote was anticipated after a voting sequence.
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Missing Pittsburgh girl found as wife and mother
Peggy Ann Howston, 15, vanished from Pittsburgh two years ago triggering a nationwide search. In Albuquerque she married Air Force Sgt. Tom Cory, 23, and became a mother six weeks ago. She shifted to a new life after years, including a false name change, and was recognized at a San Diego Base hospital during childbirth. Local investigators connected the dots through Pittsburgh police and her husband.
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Colonel Slain by His Wife's Former Lover
West Palm Beach Florida police report the murder of Lt Col William A Covington 46 by Orville Waldron 31 the former lover of Covingtons wife Violet at their home Waldron arrived about 1 am fired five to six times at Covington who slept and died two hours later Waldron held on murder charges pending grand jury after entering through the front door and confronting the couple in their bedroom Covington had a long service career with a recent retirement tax records noted the wife had a complex marital history including four marriages and two children from earlier unions Waldron a stocky swarthy veteran of World War II battles in the South Pacific was born and raised in Milwaukee Wisconsin and served as a Marine prior to the incident.
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Weekly Newspaper Page Index and Sections
A reader guide lists sections and page numbers for features and content across the publication. It enumerates topics like Beach Combing, Billy Rose, Boyle, Bridge, Classifieds, Comics, Crossword, Editorial, Financial, Obituaries, Radio and TV, Shipping Table, Sports, Theaters, Tides Temperatures, Women, and Your World with respective pages.
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Greece names Effie Androulakaki Miss Universe representative
Effie Androulakaki was offered as Greece's representative to the Miss Universe Pageant after Greece barred its first choice Rika Dialina from entering the United States for security reasons. The substitution was announced by sources cited in the UP photo caption.
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House Group OKs Postal Salary Hikes
Washington AP. The House Post Office Committee approved a 5 percent pay raise for about 11 million postal workers with a $200 yearly minimum. The bill, backed by the administration, ends a deadlock and includes authority to overhaul job and salary schedules with a reclassification plan due by March 15. The move clears the way for similar 5 percent raises for about one million Civil Service workers.
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Train crash near Wetaskiwin kills 12 in Canada
A Canadian Pacific Railway locomotive and four cars derailed into a ditch four miles east of Wetaskiwin. Engineer Giles Macdonald and fireman Michael Macken, both 41, Edmonton, died. Investigation underway.
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Little Judith Buried No Progress in Killer Hunt
Miami police broadened the search for the brutal kidnapper and killer of 7 year old Judith Roberts. Detective Lt. Chester Eldcedze said no definite suspects. renewed witness leads and a teen boy pickup order tied to a previous case were noted as police pursued leads from midnight into Thursday.
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