Armed hold up at Pat's Restaurant in Lakewood City
A five member youth gang robbed Pat's Restaurant at 4132 Woodman Ave Lakewood City at 1:45 a.m. They forced the bartender to open a floor safe and took cash and wallets totaling about 69 dollars. Victims described the youths as armed. one restrained patrons while another guarded the front. Authorities noted the bandits fled with the loot. several patrons were injured in the ordeal.
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Lakewood City
Simén
Pat's
Woodman Ave
John Heaven
Vonnie Lane
Cypress
Tvo
Maclay
Welsey
Lange Beach
Mayer
Flood Wreck Ends Lives Near Fort Morgan Colorado
A flash flood derailed a Union Pacific line near Fort Morgan Colorado, injuring many and causing one confirmed death. Firefighters aided survivors from wrecked cars and freight units as the Los Angeles Challenger connection was disrupted. Affected areas include Fort Morgan and northeast of Denver with trains derailed and extensive track damage. Mrs Constance Mable Addaway of Long Beach was among the seriously injured. her husband Arthur reports she aimed to visit Canada, then return via Chicago. The exact toll remains uncertain as rescue efforts continue.
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Union Pacific Railroad
Los Angeles
Colorado
Fort Morgan
Cole
EAA
Union Pacific
Lee Angeles Challenger
Prt
Sandel
Lowat
Constance Mable Addany
S. 2Th
Shi
Long Beach
Hushang Arthur
Lome
Winnisiog
Canada
Eddie Hargrave
Addaway
Ale
Chicago
Adkaway
Fmes
Fort Morgane
Denver
Two Catholic Prelates Deported by Peron
In Buenos Aires two archdiocese leaders Monsignor Tate and Monsignor Noyea were expelled after government charges that clergy aided last weekend's disorders. They were taken to Federal police, later to Brazil, en route to Rome, as raids on parish residences sought evidence of church involvement. The decree cites a colonial law allowing secular authorities to dismiss priests accused of dereliction.
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Buenos Atres
Argentina
Manuel Tate
Buenos Aires
Roman Fabla Novea
Canon Fescon
Archdiocess
Brazil
Rome
Ezeiza
Megr
Bisho
Jouan D. Peron
Democracia
O i
Tate
Msgr
Noyea Gan Autorial
Where to Find It Feature Index
The notice lists page locations for regular sections across the newspaper. It enumerates Beach Combing on C-1 Boyle on A-19 Bridge on A-10 Classified 0-6 to 11 Comics CA Crossword A-19 Editorial A-18 Financial 0-5 Obituaries G-2 Radio Bel Shipping Table C-6 Sports A-22 Theaters B-12 B-13 Tides Temperatures 6-6 Wilson A-19 Women B-1 to B-3 Your World A-2
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Boyle
Wilson
Weather outlook: cloudy with drizzle into night and morning
The forecast calls for overcast skies with drizzle early and late today, clearing to sunny spells in the afternoon. Temperatures remain stable with little change across the period.
Premonition Saves Man in Cave-In
In Boston a welding contractor, John H Sullivan, 41, was buried by a cave-in while welding a water pipe. A passerby, Thomas Whittaker, diverted miles to the trench after a premonition and freed Sullivan. Sullivan survived and was treated at Boston City Hospital in stable condition.
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Boston
John
Sullivan
Irebol
Sultivan
Ime Drageef
Thomas Whittakee
Niscas
Whittaker
Thomas Whittaker
John Sullivan
Austrian blind pension protest in Vienna demands 2000 marks
More than 2000 blind men and women protested in Vienna asking for a monthly pension of 2 million Austrian schillings about 87.26 dollars. Accompanied by relatives they marched on Par Kars Riegstrasse for over 30 minutes, saying the money is needed to keep a guide dog for attendants. The government pays pensions only to those who lost sight as soldiers or are unable to work.
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Vienna
Paraus Riegstrasse
President Aids Flee to Secret Hideouts in Mock Atomic Attack
Washington faced an emergency drill as Sirens warned of an attack with 15 000 officials including President Eisenhower racing to designated hideouts. The Exercise Avert 1954 tested how the executive branch could operate under attack while Congress stayed out of the drill.
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Aids
Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Warnine
Stamit Borane
Che
Vom
Jow
Selluy
Long Beach Defenses React To Mock Los Angeles Bomb Raid
Long Beach Civil Defense operations swung into action as 230,000 evacuees simulated from Los Angeles. Capt. Wilhem J. Mooney reported crews prepared for a full attack with radioactivity alerts and staged standby duty across city centers. The Long Beach Disaster Council coordinated five months of planning with about 100 participants and liaison across Southern California cities.
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Long Beach
Los Angeles
U. S
Sgcor
Wilhem J. Meoney
Clvic Defense
Grange County
Cape
Maan
Norwalls
Tuo Shecill
Rancher and Pilot Die in Plane Crash in Ridge
A Mexican businessman Ray C. Romano and his pilot Rene Pedrazzini died when their single engine plane crashed into a fog shrouded ridge. Romano owned a ranch in the upper Ojal Valley and lived in Mexico. Pedrazzini hailed from Las Mochis Sinaloa. They had departed from Santa Pawa Airport shortly before the crash.
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Vulmar
Ray C. Romano
Mexico
Ojal Valley
Rene Pedrazzini
Las Mochis
Sinalos
Mealeo
Sante Pawa
Calif girls track team in Wellington car crash
A California high school girls track team on the way to a national meet crashed into a Wellington, Kansas house after failing to round a turn. Two girls, Tune Bellew of San Francisco and Erma Jean Gibson of Richmond, were seriously injured. others escaped with minor injuries. The station wagon plowed into the home of Dr James L. McGovern, causing about 2500 dollars in damage.
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Wellington
Kan
Rica
Cain
California
Paned City
Ohia
Wellington Todey
Ponca City
Tore C James L. McGovern
Man Survives Six Days in Refrigerated Boxcar
Ramirez, 28, recuperates in hospital after surviving six days inside a pitch black railroad boxcar in Chicago. He entered the car hoping to reach his family in Laredo Texas. Four workmen sealed the car. temperature around 50 degrees. The car carried hides to a Philadelphia leather plant. Ramirez was rescued weak and treated for malnutrition and dehydration.
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Philarelphta
Meavnel Ramirez
Ramirez
Ghicega
Laredo
Tex
Philadelphia
Formd Ramirez
State plans to sue L B on tideland disputes
Gen Edmund G Brown said in San Francisco his office may file an independent suit or intervene in the Mallon case to contest tideland munition claims. He noted the Mallon suit reversal of a lower court and discussed possible restraining orders and expenditures as the tidelands grant issues are unresolved.
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Tidelands
Page-Tek
Edmund G. Brown
San Francisco
Sirepating
Long
Beech
Tideland
Suprepiz Court
Mallon
Brown
Perar
Lowey
Grant Durposss
Leonard
Friedman
Walbford Sacphson
Earthquake Shakes Los Angeles Civic Center Area
A tremor rattled Los Angeles City Hall and surrounding Civic Center buildings around 11 42 a m today. The blast or quake, possibly linked to a civil defense test, is believed to have originated about one mile northwest of the center.
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Los Angeles
Civic Centre
Civic Center
Beekeeper Dies After Bee Attack in Louisville
Walter C Crenshaw a 47 year old gas station operator and longtime beekeeper died after a swarm stung him repeatedly while he and Max Crenshaw tried to move a warm. The pair fought the bees as his wife and Walter’s wife aided, but Crenshaw collapsed after succumbing to the stings within ten minutes.
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Louisville
Walter
Crenshaw
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