Two Men Drift All Night in Life Jackets After Boat Sinks
William Fullenwider, 48, died on arrival at Harbor General Hospital after he and Charles Markham, 40, of Van Nuys, drifted in life jackets for hours when their 36 foot fishing vessel Las Tunas sank four to five miles off the San Pedro entrance. Markham was saved and severely exposed. They were rescued by the tug Matilo at about 6:30 a.m. on Monday.
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Harbor General Hospital
William Fullenwider
Juanita Ave
Redondo Beach
Charles Markham
van Nuys
Matilo
Markham
Fallenwider
Fullenwider
Bullenwider
San Pedro
Coast Guard
Terminal Island
Coast
Fiery two-car crash kills ten near Lyons Creek
In Owings Maryland an early morning head on collision between two autos near Lyons Creek killed ten people. Vehicle driven by Robert E. Abell 24 of Silver Spring Md in wrong lane collided with a second car carrying Clarence F Thomas 34 of Olivet Md. Victims include John Schweinhout 24 Robert Schweinhout 20 Wilton Stottlemyer 20 and an unidentified boy about 15 from Silver Spring and Earl McCreagy 24 and Mrs Benjamin Thomas 55 from Oliver Md plus Norman T Carey age unavailable. All occupants perished and none survived. Police and fire units, including assistant chief Thomas Bnzzolo of the North Beach volunteer fire department, responded to the blaze.
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Owings
Lyons Creek
Thomas Bnzzolo
North Beach
Robert E. Abell
Silver Springs
Clarence F. Thomas
Olivet
Abel
Transatlantic Call Averts Death by Own Action
A Burlingame woman, Elizabeth Evans, 39, survived an overdose after a transatlantic call to London. John Hurd, 45, of an American airline, heard a thud and alerted police when a note from Evans said she could not face life without him. The couple’s marital triangle involved Hurd and his wife Cecilia, who was reconciled with him. Assertions of reconciliation were made by Mrs Hurd, while Evans’s past marriages are noted.
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Burlingame
Calif
Elizabeth Evans
Alr Lne
Evans
Cecilia Hurd
Beach Combing and More Listings Across The Paper
A sparse reader guide lists sections and page references including Beach Combing on A9 and Crossword on B1L. It notes editorial and financial pages on A9 and B2 for obituaries and shipping tables on B2mn. The reference marks suggest a midsized newspaper layout with weather and entertainment notes.
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Billy Rose
Ogle
Financial
Long Beach Motorist Killed Crashing Barrier
A Long Beach man, James Alexander Meller, 39, of 782 Roswell Ave, died after his Volks Wagen crashed through a center barrier on Carson Street near Heather Road, tumbled into a 14 foot excavation, and rolled onto its right side. He suffered a fractured collarbone, crushed chest and windpipe and died at Com Immunity hospital about an hour later. Witness Erle Drake, 1815 Pacific Ave, saw the crash. The body was taken to Christianstn-Pine Mortuary. Kathleen Meller of San Diego is listed as a nearest relative.
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Long Beach
Carson St
Heather Rd
James Alexander Meller
Roswell Ave
Com. Immunity Hospital
W Naval
Seal Beach
Erle B. Drake
Pacific Ave
Christenstn- Pine Mortuary
Kathleen
San Diego
Beachside stabbing injures youths in Huntington Beach
A 16 year old Long Beach boy Ernest Munyon was stabbed in the stomach during a beachfront clash that left three other youths and a man injured. Police said the attack, at the Long Beach strand near Linden Ave, involved six assailants and prompted calls for more beach patrols.
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Long Beach
Huntington Beach
Ernest Lee Munyon
Lewis St
Presbyterian Hospital
Newport Beach
William Yates
Lincoln Ave
Wilmington
Community Hospital
Veterans Administration Hospital
Robert M. Webster
Nido Trailers Court
Costa Mesa
Presby[terian Hospital
Clarence TR. Howard
Los Angeles
Los Angeles County General Hospital
Linden Ave
Roy J. Miller
Gene Perle
West Side
Miller
Jobless total falls in May by 160000
Washington reports a government joint release from the Commerce and Labor Departments showing unemployment declined for a second straight month to 3,303,008. The drop, though real, was smaller than typical for the period between mid April and mid May. The overall job picture remains cautious, with the seasonally adjusted figure reflecting a 61.1 million tally in May.
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Washington
Six-Inch Snow Falls Across Montana Highlands
Snow blankets Montana highlands with up to six inches at Lookout Pass on the Idaho border. West Yellowstone reports two inches and a 24 degree low. Bozeman 32 and Butte 9 to 28 degrees. other major cities stay in the 40s overnight. Weather unsettled across the western region.
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Montana Highland
Helena
Monta Fi
Montana
Highlands
Lookout Pass
Idaho- Montana
West Yellowstone
Butte
Boseman
Stevens Testimony Disputed by Schine in McCarthy Hearings
Pvt. G. David Schine challenged Secretary of the Army Stevens testimony that Schine initiated a Oct 21 talk about his Army future. Recordings show Stevens and Roy Cohn discussed potential CIA assignment implications in a Oct 27 call. The hearings focus on McCarthy Pentagon clashes and potential witness order.
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Washington
David Schine
McCarthy
Stevens
Cohn
Richard B. Patridge
Army
Colin- Stevens
iSehine
Pentagon
Schine
Central Intelligence Agency
Mundt
R-S. D
Eisenhower Honored by Washington College Chestertown Md
President Eisenhower arrived in Chestertown Md to receive an honorary degree from Washington College and to address Congress. He was accompanied by Gov Theodore R McKeldin and discussed key legislation with Senate leaders Knowland and Martin. The trip followed a stop at Dover Air Force Base and included a briefing with General Van Fleet.
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Chestertown
Eisenhower
Historic- Washington College
Congress
Dover
Del
Dover Air Force Base
Washington College
Columbine
Washington
St Washington
Air Force Constellation
James A. van Fleet
Far East
van Fleet
Pie White ‘House
Theodore R.mckeldin
Maryland
California primary turnout seen as voters weigh cross filing
California eyes a high stakes primary with 5.6 million eligible voters. The race centers on cross filing and party nominations for state and federal offices amid predictions of 50 to 60 percent turnout. Analysts note potential shifts as candidates campaign on both party and independent lines.
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San. Francisco
California
Earl. Warren
Goodwin
Knight
Sen. Thomas
Ruchel
Meese
Deck
Nightclub Robbery at Hotel Fourteen Nets $30,000
Two men staged a well planned heist at the Hotel Fourteen early today bound two hotel staff with wire and fled with about $30,000 in Copacabana night club receipts from an open safe. They failed to reach a second $20,000. Police say the robbers knew the safe layout and left three hours after the money was stored. The employees freed themselves and raised an alarm within minutes.
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New. York
Copacabana
Scott Hadden
John’ Dwyer
Jett
Nationalists Sink Communist Craft Report
Inland dispatch from Taipei Formosa notes seaborne Nationalist guerrillas attacked a Red craft, aided by a 55-strong skipper force in the operation. The report credits Lao News agency for the input.
Destroyer Escorts Willett and Haas Seen Near Nassau
A sighting report notes destroyer escorts Willett and Haas near Nassau today. The brief indicates an unidentified object or craft at about 30 miles offshore, with no further details released.
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Willett
Haas
Nassau
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James A. Melter
Melter
David Head
L.B
Beach Row
M Carthy
Cokin
CIA
Lin
Morrie
Landsberg
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