North Korea Builds 580-Plane Air Force, 25,000-Strong Army
Seoul accuses Pyongyang of violating the armistice by expanding its air power to 580 jets in three divisions and a 25,000-man army with pilots trained in China under Soviet advisers. The claim cites two defecting North Korean pilots who fled to the South in June and were captured.
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Seoul
North Korea
Republic of Korea
ROK
Red
China
Lee UN Yong
Lee Eun Sung
Taent
Uyo
Manchuran
Taedong River
Pyongyang
North Soren
L A Lawmaker Vanishes After Row With Wife
Inglewood AP Assemblyman Charles E. Chapel 51 left hospital after head injuries police say were from a lampshade blow during a drinking row with wife Dorothy 42. She claims self defense as he raged and barricaded doors then damaged the home. He disappeared before police could question him. a search began.
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Inglewood
Charles E.chapel
Inglewood Hospital
Henry M. Stephenson
Chapel
Ifrcars
R. &. Plummer
Dorothy Chapsl
Assembly
H. D. Luengen
George Webster
Reds Blast 2 Planes and Down One at Sea
TAIPEI Tuesday report says Russian pilots flew MiGs that shot down a Nationalist T33 trainer near Matsu Island and attacked an unarmed fishing plane over the Formosa Strait. One American, Lt. John J. Goodrich, 26, of Rayne Louisiana, aboard the amphibian, was later stated unhurt. Nationalist defense ministry calls the incidents unprovoked.
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Taipel
Air Force
Formosa Strait
Ai Force
Matsu Island
Matsu
Formosa
U. S
John J. Goodrich
Rayne
Army Medical Corps
Goodrich
Taipei
Chen Kuo-Min
Nationalist Defense Ministry
Camm Fist
Night and Morning Low Clouds Then Sunny Afternoon
Night and morning low clouds give way to mostly sunny skies in the afternoon. Temperatures rise slightly, bringing a warmer feel to the day.
Big Airlift Revealed by Douglas
About 80 Long Beach built C-124 Globemasters will fly 4,000 US paratroopers from Fort Campbell to Ashiya Japan and another 4,000 back next month in Operation Gyroscope. The plan, revealed by Douglas with Air Force consent, targets July 7 and spans about 18,000 miles with stops at Travis, Hickam, and Wake Island.
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U.S
Japan
Douglas
d#ar Force
508Th Airborne Regimental Combat Team
Ft. Campbell
Ashira
Ttuzuka
Fukuoka
Ft. Brage
N.C
Travis Air Force Base
Hickam Field
Weke Island
18Th Air Force
Military
Air Transport Service
Globemasters
Larson
Donaldson Air Force
U.S. Jet Strikes Bomber in Carte Blanche Exercise
A U.S. jet intercepted a British bomber during an atomic air drill near Ramstein. Six Britons died as the four engined Lincoln was cut in two. Lt. William H. Whitten parachuted to safety with minor injuries. The crash marked the fifth deadly mishap in the Carte Blanche exercise involving 3000 allied planes.
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Ramstein
Germany
Vpira Jus
Sehee
William H. Whitten
Chillicothe
Ohio
Trier
U. S. Army
North Atlantic
Senator George Leaves Hospital After Illness
An aid to Senator George of Georgia said the 61 year old chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee left the hospital this morning and returned to his hotel apartment fully recovered from a respiratory ailment. The aide said he would resume his duties at the Capitol in a few days.
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Sen
George
Washington
D-Ga
Foreign Relations Committee
Capitol
Pasadena Woman Plunges to Death in Honolulu Hotel
AUINWLULU UMS reports 46 year old C. Benedict of Pasadena leapt or fell from a third floor room at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel in Waikiki. Police say a suicide note was found but no reason given for the act.
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Auinwlulu Ums
Aa Te
C. Benedict
Pasadena
Iday
Royal Hawaiian Hotel
Waiklii
Benedict
Dulles to Fly to Bangor for White House Talks
Secretary of State Dulles planned to fly to Bangor Maine this afternoon for a briefing with President Eisenhower on foreign policy issues including the Soviet downing of an American plane and the UN anniversary meeting in San Francisco. Plans had shifted from a Washington meeting to Bangor for the session.
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Washington
Dulles
Bangor
Maine
Eisenhower
United Nations
San Francisco
New England
State Department
Lincoln White
Hanger
Larson Resigns Smog Position in County APCD
Gordon F Larson research director for the County Air Pollution Control District resigns effective June 30. Former APCD director, he was succeeded by Smith Griswold on March 22. The 45 year old engineer had stepped down in January to coordinate research amid pressure from the Citizens Anti-Itaqe Committee of Pasadena, saying he is leaving voluntarily to pursue professional opportunities in the air pollution field.
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Lug Angeles
Gordon F Larson
Larson
APCD
Smith Griswold
Citizens Anti-Itaqe Committee
Pasadena
Allies Draft Arms Plan for Big Four Meet
United States Britain and France plan a joint proposal at the next Big Four summit to reverse the arms race in Europe. The plan echoes discussions with Harold MacMillan and Antoine Pinay in New York and San Francisco. The note cites Molotov's response to demands for compensation after a U S patrol plane was shot down by Soviet jets over international waters between Alaska and Siberia.
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John Mightower
Washington
United States
Britain
France
Russia
Europe
State Dulles
Harold MacMillan
Antoine’ Pinay
New York
San Francisco
Tilies
United Nations
V. M. Molotov
U.S. Navy
Alaska
Siberia
State Department
Molotov
Calles Jus
CIO Spurns Steel Offers Aims Nationwide Strike
United Steelworkers reject Inland Steel and U S Steel wage proposals seeking substantial raises for about 600000 members. McDonald warns of a midnight Thursday strike if no agreement, with district directors alerted to prep for mill shutdowns. Negotiations paused under a two year pact’s wage reopening clause.
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Fpatsburgh
Vpi-Ccio
United Steelworkerr
Urben
Inland Steel Co
U.S. Steel Corp
David J. McDonald
McDonald
Cou Ny
U. S. Steel
Pan American DCTB to mark 30,000th Atlantic crossing
Line States. 50,000th Atlantic Air Crossing New York to Paris Tuesday evening Pan American DCTB will take off for the airline's 30,000th crossing since the 1939 start. Since then over two million passengers traveled 20 million miles. mail totals 2,446 million pounds and cargo 38 million pounds with the next flight.
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Atlantic Air
New York
Paris
Atlantic
Floods Strain Platte Valley as Wyoming Towns Flood
Cloudbursts deluged southeastern Wyoming flooding towns and highways. The worst North Platte Valley flood in 25 years left sugar beets and crops damaged in the hundreds of thousands. No deaths reported as National Guard aided Torrington. Fort Laramie Lingle and Guernsey also affected with power cuts and washed bridges.
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Torrington
Wyo
Hall
Wyoming
Upper
North Platte River
National Guard
Lravel
North Platte
Fort Laramie
Liggle Jj
Guernsey
Wyoming Highway Patrol
U.S. 26
Terrington
Stan Hathaway
Red Cross
Goshen County Memorial Hospital
In J Institution
Lingle
Lintiple
Fort, Laramie
Guerhuiscy
Where to Find It Beach Combing and More
The notice lists page locations for newspaper sections including Beach Combing on A-13, Bridge on A-13, Classified 8-11, Comics B-6, Crossword B-7, Editorial A-12, Financial B-3, Obituaries B-2, and Sports A-1 and 16-17, with tides and temperatures on B-2 and Wilson on A-12, plus Women on B-4 and B-5 and Your World on A-7.
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L Boyle
Wilson
Crashes Kill Seven in District and Orange County
Seven people died in traffic crashes in the Long Beach area and Orange County Sunday into Monday. In one crash two Long Beach residents died on Brea Canyon Road near Belleview, while another head-on collision near Wilmington claimed three more. Victims named include Ruby Shook, Edward Freletz, Violetta Flores, her son Juan, Joan Gugliano, Paul Camarillo, Theresa Flores, and others, with multiple injuries reported and responders detailing hospital transpor t and conditions. Funeral plans and further details were continued on page A-3.
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Long Beach
Orange County
Trong Beach
Icd
Brea Canyon
Wilmington
Ruby Shook
Maine Ave
Edward George Freletz
Daisy Ave
Violetta Flares
Juan
Los Angeles
Joan Gugliano
Clarion Dr
Torrance
Flores
Paul Camarilla
Theresa M. Flores
Lompoc
Camacillo
Shook
Preiel¢ J
Brea Canyon Rd
Belleview Ave
Mel
Erle
Pomone Valley Hospital
Hort Freich
Join BR. Haeckenbracht
Cherry Ave
Shoolks
Big Bear
Freielk
Silver Tale
President Eisenhower fishes at Maine welcome event
President Eisenhower, upbeat after a weekend of fishing, heads to Skowhegan to be greeted by Governor Edmund Muskie, the first Democrat Maine chief executive in two decades. He fished six hours on Sunday at Magalloway River, catching salmon and trout including an 18-inch salmon he released, with trout averaging 10 to 12 inches and stored for breakfast.
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Parmachenzee Lake
Maine
Eisenhower
Meine
Edmund
Muskie
Skowhagen
Margaret Chase Smith
Magalloway
Little Boy Falls
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Frank Lorentzen
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CIO
Big Platte Area
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