Red Chinese forces enter Burma amid border tensions
Burmass government reports hundreds of Red Chinese troops invading the northern frontier. Outposts established near Putao and Kunlong with incursions up to 60 miles inland. Peiping urged to withdraw as talks with Burma proceed, while Burma strengthens border forces and reviews security.
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Peiping
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Putao
Merle
Kunlong
Salween
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Soviet Leader Warns Against Reprisals Over Suez
In Moscow Khrushchev backs Egypt’s nationalization of the Suez Canal and warns Western voices against seeking reprisals even for military action. He urges a calm approach as diplomatic leaders in the United States Britain and France pursue an international control body to ensure free canal passage.
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Hermat Phleger
Assa
Cerl McCartle
William B. Masomber
Mildred Asbjornson
Robert Murphy
Thug Bayley Returns Dollar Deal After Robbery
Reginald E. Bayley aged 54 told police he asked for a dollar back from two men who robbed him. One robber gave him a ten dollar bill and the pair escaped with thirty dollars in total.
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Reginald E. Bayley
Police Mondey
Tot Revived by Heart Rub Then Dies
A 3 year old girl Sandra Laurie was pulled from a pool in La Canada and revived by chest massage after a surgeon opened her chest. She died today at Glendale sanitarium after ambulance attempts failed and she had been placed in an iron lung.
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Ed Dunaway
New York City
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Bobo
Glendale Ine
Glendale Sanitarium
Sandra Laurie
la Canada
Sophie Laurie
Six Communist Leaders Convicted in New York Trial
Six Communist leaders were convicted in federal court in New York for conspiring to teach and advocate violent overthrow of the government. Defendants include Alexander Trachtenberg, George Blake Charney, Sidney Stein, Fred M. Fine, William Norman, and James E. Jatt, with potential penalties up to five years in prison and $10,000 fines.
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New York
State Party
James E. Jatt
Stassen Says Nixon Will Weaken Ticket
Harold E. Stassen resumes his "dump Nixon" campaign as Eisenhower aides and GOP leaders discuss open convention options. He argues Nixon's name on the ticket hurts votes while party officials indicate willingness to replace any vice presidential candidate. The piece notes Stassen's White House visit and potential four week leave.
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Burbank
Stassen
Eisenhower
Nixon
Christien A. Herler
Massachusetts
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GOP
Leonard W. Hall
Starsen
Weather outlook stays calm through Wednesday
Night and early morning low clouds give way to mostly clear skies. Temperature remains steady with little change through the period.
Convicts At Georgia Prison Protests End With Self Harm
Thirty six Rock Quarry inmates at Reidsville hospital after smashing their legs with sledge hammers during a protest over working conditions at Georgia’s branch prison. Forrester says discipline and possible solitary measures are planned. all faces further loss of privileges and good behavior requirements.
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Buford
Forrester
Rock Quarry
Jose
Where to Find It Beach Combing B Section
A compact guide lists where to locate notes on beach combing across the paper. Items are spread through Beach Combing B-1 and related sections on the same pages, including Bridge A-11 and Classified B-9 to B-15 for ads and notices.
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Hal Boyle
Knight Says Johnson Not Fit For Treasurer Post
Governor Knight declared Charles G. Johnson unqualified after evidence of private loans from banks handling state deposits and alleged unethical personal transactions. Johnson refused to testify. his lawyers pursue legality of the banking deals while a racial strain claim and debts to Transamerica, American Trust, and horse racing sources are noted.
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Charles G. Johnson
Knieht
Johnson
Legislative Committee
Phrson
Iim
Bange
Joanson
Edmund G. Brown
William A. Burkett
Transamerica Corp
American Trust, Co
Meadows
Desert Crash Kills AF Student Pilot in Arizona
An Air Force student pilot, 2nd Lt. Scott D. Nickson, age 23, died when his plane crashed during a solo mission from Marana Air Base in the Arizona desert. His mother, Mrs Grace Nickson, resides in Redwood City, California.
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Air Force
Scott D. Nickson
Grace Nickson
Redwood City
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