Bandit Shoots Child Used As Shield In Market Robbery
An 11 year old boy, Grant Higuchi, was shot in the back near the spine when a masked robber used him as a shield during a market heist at 1451 W. Washington Blvd. The bandit forced the manager and two others to surrender about $500 before fleeing. The boy survived and is in good condition at Kaiser Hospital.
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LOS Angeles
Meeseeteeteene
Grant Higuchi
Kaiser Hospital
R. W. Indorf
Washington Blvd
Bob Dillion
Greek Girl Reunites With L.B. Adoptive Family
Stavroula Velonis, 15, a Greek girl from Tripolis, arrived in Long Beach to join her uncle Tori Velonis and wife Minets after seven years of effort by the Velonis family and Rep Craig Hosmer to secure a special non quota immigrant status. The reunion followed a long adoption process and includes plans for English lessons and high school.
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Stavroula Velonis
Greece
Thomas Velonis
Pacific Coast
Hwy
Long Beach
Stavroula
Los Angeles International Airport
Tori Velonis
Minets
Stavroula | Velonis
Tripolis
International Airport
Velonis
Pacific Hwy
City Hall
Sam Vickers
John
Stamata
Craig ‘Hosmer
State Department
Plane Pilot Rescues Four From Flaming Sea Venture
Avalon Air Transport pilot Capt. Robert Hanley landed a seaplane off Catalina Island to rescue four fishermen after their 21 foot motorboat burst into flames four miles offshore. Charlés Hill 14 of Los Angeles severely burned, taken to Avalon Hospital. others treated for minor injuries. The burned boat sank while a tug attempted recovery. In Cyprus, Justice Bruce H. Javabs shot at by gunmen. bodyguard returned fire, two assailants escaped. Shaw, presiding over emergency state cases, survived the attack.
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Avalon Air Transport
Sunday
Catalina Island
Robert Hanley
Avalon Harbor
Charlés Hill
Los Angeles
Avalon Hospital
Barry Caruthers
McMillan St
Nicosia
Cyprus
Twoton
Barry
Nicosia Street
Donald FE
Caruthers
Bernard Shaw
Bruce H. Javabks
Poppy St
Corona del Mar
Jacobs
Avalon
Weasel
Avaoln
Shaw
Britain
Where to Find It Beach Combing and More
A concise directions list for locating features inside the newspaper. It names sections such as Beach Combing on Page B-1, Hal Boyle on Page A-11, and various other features like Bridge on Page A-11, Classified on Pages B-10 to B-15, and Vital Statistics on Page B-10. The notice guides readers to theater, TV, and column pages and lists where to find comics, crosswords, and other regular insert items.
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Hal Boyle
Wilson
Rains and Floods Hit Southwest Australia
Torrential rains and gale winds caused floods across southwestern Australia. Rivers rose across New South Wales threatening bridges and roads. Floodwaters formed a vast lake up to 70 miles wide in the Riverina district, forcing evacuations of several families.
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Sydney
Australia
New South Wales
Riverina
Twining tells Soviets US won’t disarm after show
General Nathan Twining, U S Air Force chief, said the United States will not disarm until world wide controls are in place. He visited Moscow for the Soviet Aviation Day, where the USSR unveiled three new fighters and a jet propeller transport. Twining then carried a message from President Eisenhower to Marshal Zhukov and traveled with aides toward Kubinka Airfield outside Moscow.
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Moscow
Nathan Twining
U. S. Air Force
Moscovv
United States
Twining
Aiges
U.S
Nikita Khrushchev
Kubinka Airfield
Stroke victim lies in sun two days at Miami beach
James Schaefer, 68, a retired machinist, suffered a paralytic stroke while sunbathing at Crandon Park Beach Thursday. He lay on the sand for two days as hundreds bathed nearby, until a church picnic group noticed and called police. He is in serious condition with sunburn and the stroke.
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Miami
Upi
James Schaefer
Schaefer
Crandon Park Beach
Four Young People Killed in Auto Crash near Gilmanton
A car carrying six youths home from a roller skating party left the road near Gilmanton Wisconsin and struck a tree early today killing four and injuring two, one critically. Dead are Clinton Hollister 20 Strum Wisconsin Marlore Hill 16 and her sister Marelene 15 both of Mandovi Wisconsin and Marlene Serum 17 of Mandovi Wisconsin.
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Gilmanton
Wis
Here
Clinton Hollister
Strum
Marlore Hill
Marelene
Mandovi
Marlene” Serum
Four Tremors Felt in Italian Villages
Four earthquakes struck the central Appennine villages of Santa Sofia Galeata and Rocca San Casciano today. Residents rushed into the streets as twenty buildings were damaged and people were injured.
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Forli
Italy
Santa Sofia
Galeat
Rocca ‘San
Nigeria Air Crash Kills 30 In Lagos Night Disaster
At least 30 people die in a four engine British airliner crash in northern Nigeria. An American oil man is among the victims, with Lagos reporting the tragedy on a Sunday night.
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Lagos
Nigerie
Nigeria
Miss Minnie Mangum Sentenced to 20 Years in Prison
Minnie Mangum, 59, ex-officer of a collapsed financial institution, was sentenced in Norfolk to 20 years for embezzling about 1.08 million dollars and for giving false information to the State Corporation Commission. The two 10-year terms run consecutively.
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Minnie
Minnie Mangum
Norfolk
Curtis
Associated Press
Witephoto
H. Lawrence Bullock
State Corporation Commission
G. K. Eysamat
Mohawk
Mobitoil Nitowis Geria, Ltd
Toshari
Nigeria
Rendy
New York
Ledoya
United
Ann
Ones
United States
Corporation Commission
Bullock
Eisenhower postpones Nehru talks cites convalescence
President Eisenhower decides to visit Panama City July 21-22 for talks with Latin American presidents after postponing the July 7-10 meeting with Indian Prime Minister Nehru. The delay aims to avoid undue strain on the President during his recovery from the June illness. Nehru accepts postponement, expressing understanding about not imposing further burden on the President.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Panamacity
India
Nehru
Panama City
James ©. Hagerty
White House
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Panama
Thurmont
Hagerty
United States
Fire Alarm Forces DC8 Airliner Down at Harrisburg
An American Airlines DC8 with 42 aboard diverted to Harrisburg State Airport after a fire warning. The four engine craft, en route from Chicago to New York, landed at 11 24 p m. Emergency crews were called, but no fire or injuries were reported. The flight carried 37 passengers and a crew of five including two stewardesses.
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Harrisburg
American Airlines
Harrisburg State Airport
Chicago-to-New York
Ilight
Oh Carrie Lost On Trip Ends Safe Return
In Indianapolis a Milwaukee couple forgot to count their six children after stopping at a filling station Sunday. Eight year old Carrie was left behind a hundred miles south of Indianapolis on the road toward Knoxville Tennessee. A telephone call to police disclosed her parents later found her.
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Indianapolis
Cecil'Prater
Milwaukee
Indianapolis -On - the’ Tun
Knoxville
Tenn
Carrie
Miss California by Joan Beckett at Santa Cruz pageant
Honey blonde Joan Beckett, 18, a descendant of John Adams, won Miss California as 3 000 spectators cheered. She represented Sacramento with Janyce Fagatti Miss Modesto second and Donna Lyford Miss Fresno third. Beckett won swimsuit and talent honors and planned to read her own monologue about conquering atheism at Atlantic City. She received two round trip tickets to Hawaii, jewelry, clothing, luggage, and a scholarship.
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Santa’ Cruz
Joan Beckett
America
John Adams
California
Joan
Thomas A Becket
Canterbury
Sacramento
Janyce Fagatti
Modesta
Donna Lyford
Fresno
Toan
Hawaii
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Vern Haugland
Tito
L. A. Ward
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Linwood
Blane
Kay Buckley
British Overseas Airways Argonaut
London
Tripoli
Libya
Kana
H. V. Tomlinson
Royal Air Force
Emer
Zeney
Kane
Mangum
Norfolk City
Goochland
Commonwealth Building and Loan Assn
Nehris
Honey Blonde
Atlantic ‘City
Barbara
Lane Hartris
Beckett
Prettler
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