Bugs in Bomber, Firm Laying Off Workers at L B
The Air Force ordered a temporary delay in B66 production at Douglas Long Beach to fix aerodynamics bugs. About 409 trainees were laid off last week with more cuts expected over the next three to four months. Total employment remains around 1,000 with most terminations limited to low seniority trainees.
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Air Force
Long Beach
Douglas Aircraft Co
K. G. Farrar
Douglas
Farrar
Tulsa
Okla
Navy
Rioting Arabs in Gaza protest Israeli clash
Hundreds of Gaza refugees angered by Monday fighting between Israeli and Egyptian troops clash with police and army fire. Reports say casualties are higher, with rioters stoning U.N. offices and burning a U.N. jeep as Gaza cops disperse them.
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Gaza
Palestine
United Nations
Gaza Strip
Israel
Cty
Israe
GNL
Armistee Commission
Geet Strip
Tlash
Flash Blaze Kills 39 Aboard Korea Train
A Seoul bound train at Pusan station burned, trapping 39 Koreans who died. Fire, of undetermined origin, broke out about 6 15 p.m. in a loaded passenger coach and was controlled in 13 minutes by American or Korean crews.
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Pusan
Wares
U. S. Army
Man Pays Life Insurance Prem, Collapses and Dies
In Tulsa, Frank Gallagher, 53, paid a life insurance premium at a surety firm on Tuesday, received his receipt, then collapsed and died en route to a hospital. Police say death likely a heart attack.
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Tulsa
Udt
Wention
Frank Gallagher
Paso Robles Area Hit by Sharp Quake
A sharp earthquake shook the Paso Robles region just before 8 a m, rattling dishes in the Monterey Peninsula and causing Radio KPRL to go off air briefly. Seismologists cited a magnitude around 3.2 to 4.0, with the epicenter near King City and no immediate damage reported in King City though many structures were described as antiquated.
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Paso Robles
Radio
KPRL
Hollister
Monterey Peninsula
University of California, Berkeley
California Institute of Technology
Cal Tech
Pasadena
Coast Range
King City
Death Trap Sump Draining After Child Rescue
TORRANCE workers pump sludge from a 3 foot sump near 229th Street and Arlington Avenue where a 2 year old girl nearly died Tuesday after falling head first into crude oil and chemicals. Her brother pulled her out. she received private medical care for chemical burns. Neighbors had complained about the unguarded sump and uncapped drill hole.
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Torrance
James
Farnell
Arlington Ave
J. E. Mollie
Mollie
Youth Admits Hurling Bomb at Dance Panic Killings
An 18 year old Long Beach youth admitted to investigators he threw the smoke bomb that caused panic at a Belmont Recreation Center dance Saturday night, triggering a fatal heart attack for dancer Burgess Humason. The suspect, Mike Boyd, was booked for investigation of manslaughter after prolonged questioning at his home.
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Long Beach
Mike Boyd
Park Ave
Belmont Recreation Center
Allin St
Burgess EH. Humanson
Humason
Boyd
Juvenile Bureau
James A. Sprague
Ance
O. F. Whittlesley
Hey
Sprague
Will Rogers
Rogers
Belmont Center
Coast Guard
Rogers School
Rogers Dance
Wilson High
Bulganin Fires Coal Industry and Farm Chiefs
Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin dismissed A S Zasyadko as coal minister and A I Kozlov as minister of state farms for poor performance. T A J Benediktov moved to state farms and A N Zademidka named coal minister. Kozlov and Benediktov have been central figures in past Khrushchev criticisms during regime reshuffles.
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London
Nikolai Bulganin
Moscow Radio
A. S. Zasyadko
A. I. Kozlov
Bulganin
T AJ Benediktov
Kozlov
A. N. Zademidka
Zasyadko
Zademidka
Benediktcv
Bulgania
Georgi Malenkov
Malenkov
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Central Committee
Stalin
Benadiktov
Khrushchev
High Winds Hit Trieste Wounding Dozens
High winds battered Trieste sending about 40 people to hospitals for treatment. Most injuries came from flying debris as fierce gusts swept the area. Across the Tyrrhenian coast floods threatened the Po delta where dikes broke briefly but were plugged with sandbags.
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Trieste
Tyrrhenian Sea
Italy
Los Angeles Metal Worker Dies From Fall at 11th Floor
Bernard F. Rancos 46, of Inglewood, fell to his death from the eleventh story while working on a building exterior at Fourth and Hill Streets. Police say he apparently suffered a fainting spell before the fall.
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Los Angeles
Fear Train Crash in Brazil Kills Dozens
A passenger train derailed between here and Amador Buens in Brazil on Tuesday. Rescue workers recovered 14 bodies and authorities feared at least 20 more victims remain trapped in the wreckage.
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Here
Amador Buens
London Artist Fiore de Henriquez Smokes Not Cigar
Miss Fiore de Henriquez, a London artist, stepped from a train in Los Angeles smoking only a cigarette despite advance billing promising cigar use. The 33-year-old descendant of Portuguese nobility explained a staged photo moment was for fun and not publicity while she wore tweed pants, a sheepskin parka, and a basin haircut. She is in the U S with Claude Phillimore to design an art museum for Huntington Hartford.
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Los Angeles
Fiore de Henriquez
London
England
Portugal
New York
Henriquez
Claude Phillimore
Huntington Hartford
Sixty Planes Hunt Missing Aircraft in Chicago Area
Sixty planes resumed a search for two missing aircraft in the Chicago area. A Marine Corps jet fighter, possibly down in Lake Michigan, carried pilot 1st Lt. Henry G. Stallings, 24, of Nacogdoches Texas. The other craft was a rented Piper Cub with four airmen aboard: Wayne R. Studer of St. Cloud Minnesota. Bernard C. Vandre of St. Cloud. Cyrus Manfull of Pacoima California. and an unnamed fourth crewman.
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Chicago
Marine Corps
Lake Michigan
Tulsa
Oklo
Chaalte Field
Henry G. Stallings
Nacogdoches
Tex
Wayne R. Studer
St. Cloud
Minn
Bernard C. Vandre
Cyrus Manfull
Pacoima
Calif
BONANZAGRAM Word Game Opens in Independent Press Telegram
BONANZAGRAM starts Sunday in the Independent Press Telegram offering up to 8150 weekly. Correct solutions win 100 dollars plus a 56 dollar bonus for regular carrier subscribers, with 30 percent subscriber bonus on total prizes. Open to readers not employed by the paper or their families.
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Independent Press
Telegram
Divigiei
Independent - Press -Telegram
Bonanza
Grams
Independent-Press-Telegram
Three Earthquakes Hit Central Japan Within Hours
A sequence of three earthquakes shook central Japan along a 250 mile front on Sunday. Shocks ranged from strong near Mishima and Numazu 80 miles southwest of Tokyo to weak in Tokyo and Kohama, with buildings in downtown Tokyo swaying but no damage reported.
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KYO Uwor
Japan
Mishima
Nujimazu
Tokyo
Kohama
Beach Combing and City Pages Listing
A damaged snippet lists sections and page references for a newspaper edition. It notes features including Beach Combing. Bridge. Classifieds. Comics. Crossword. Editorial. Financial. Obituaries. Shipping Table. Sports. Tides and Weather. Wilson. Women. and Your World with respective page placements.
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Boyte
Editoria
Financial
Tides
Temp
Wilson
Eisenhower avoids guessing on nuclear lead duration
President Eisenhower said the Western world has enjoyed a large lead in hydrogen bombs and atomic weapons but refused to speculate on how long the lead might last. He noted uncertainty about future Soviet capabilities and dismissed questions about seeking re-election or attending the 1958 Republican convention.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Russia
Churchill
United States
Soviet Union
Russ
Howey
Jed
Sen. Goldwater
R-Ariz
Repubicans
Nixon
San Francisco
Rails Lead Stocks to New Highs
New York markets climbed to fresh highs as rails led gains with steel and motor shares enjoying strong support. Kaiser Aluminum jumped 3 plus, Aluminum Co. of America rose 2, while Superior Steel, Southern Railway, Santa Fe, Johns Manville, Sunray Oil and Wilson posted solid shows. The AP average of 60 stocks ended at a record 160.60, up 0.99. Volume ran 28,300 shares.
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New York
Ufl
Hics
Kaiser Aluminum Rose
Aluminum Co
America
Superior Steel
Southern Railway
Santa Fe
Johns-Manville
Sunray Oil
Wilson
Associated Press
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