Britains H bomb risk prompts US retaliation line
London AP report says Churchill warned the House of Commons the United States might strike back immediately if Britain faced a surprise hydrogen bomb attack. He suggested U S planes could take part from bases in Britain without prior consultation. Labor pressed for terms of the Eisenhower pact on American bases.
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London
Churchill
United States
Britain
House of Commons
U. S
Eisenhower
Kenneth Robinson
Farleso
Clement Attlee
Aneurin
Lava spouts 200 feet as Hawaii eruption widens
Four mile long fissure on the east flank near Pahoa sent lava 200 feet high and caused mass evacuations. Police sealed off routes to the region while National Guard trucks aided about 100 evacuees. The new crater lies near Kapoho with lava within a half mile of the village. workers escaped as flaming rocks scorched fields and homes.
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Pahoa
Hawaii
Anthony Paul
Paulena
Kapoho
National Guard
Curtis Kamai
May Fire Big Shot of A Tests Friday
Atomic Energy Commission scientists weigh scheduling the off again on again detonation known as the big shot for the 1955 nuclear tests series. A planned 500 foot tower detonation has not yet fired after a February 35 date, with officials reviewing timing today.
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LAS Vsual
Atomic Energy Commission
SK Tiday
Ousted American Priest Says Farewell in Moscow Mass
In Moscow a tearful American Roman Catholic priest bade farewell to his congregation as U S Secretary Dulles confronted Chiang Kai-shek in talks over Quemoy and the Matsui. The priest faced expulsion by Saturday as Soviet officials cited bargaining terms. Nationalist China and Western powers watched the scene amid fears of renewed tensions in Formosa and offshore islands.
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Moscow
Taipei
U. S
State Dulles
Soviet Union
Chiang Kai-shek
Quemoy
Matsui
Georges Bissonnette
Italy
Falls
R. L
Rusion
Father Bis
Asia
Sonnette
China
Red
Dulles
Formosa
Amer
Washington
Thailand
Burke
Laos
Cambodia
Mae Ers
St. Marie i
Evacuation plan sparks alarm in Los Angeles
Col Frank C Lynch of Pasadena warns against a mass evacuation scheme labeled Russia's best weapon. He argues that routing 274 million cars to move five million residents would be "sheer murder" and urges teaching survival at home instead.
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Los Angeles
Russia
Frank C. Lynch
Pasadena
Where to Find It in the Newspaper
A clipped index lists sections and pages: Beach Combing on A-21, Boyle on A-21, Bridge on A-21, Comics on C-4, Classifieds on C-6 to C-11, Crossword on C-5, Editorial on A-20, Financial on C-3, Obituaries on C-2, Biolater timing table on B-8, Sports on A-23 to A-25, eaters on B-12, tides and temperatures on B-8, Wilson on A-21, Women on 8-2 to 8-4, Your World on A-2.
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Boyle
Wilson
Weather outlook shows increasing clouds tonight
The forecast notes rising cloudiness and cooler overnight with light rain likely Friday afternoon or evening.
Southern Storm May Bring Rain Friday
A weather forecast indicates a pressure area off the coast may bring rain to Southern California Friday afternoon or evening. The storm was centered about 800 miles west-southwest of San Diego this morning and moving eastward slowly with increasing cloudiness and little temperature change.
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California
Weather Bureau
San Diego
Influenza Epidemic Hits Switzerland Promptly
The influenza epidemic sweeps Switzerland with 2293 cases and six deaths reported by the health department. Schools in Bern and Basel close as the outbreak spreads across major cities.
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Switzerland
Ern
Department Of|c Health
Bern
Basel
Flying Boat Flips On Takeoff At Long Beach
A civilian PBY flying boat bound for South America crashed and burned on takeoff at Long Beach Municipal Airport. The two pilots were killed when the two engine converted Navy bomber ran off the runway and flipped onto its back in soft ground at the west end of the main east west runway near Cherry Ave.
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South America
Long Beach
Air Force
Cpl
Surtis Strunk
Out
Tragic PBY Crash At Long Beach Airport Kills Two
Eye witnesses describe a fiery takeoff and crash at Municipal Long Beach Airport. Fleetways Inc. pilots Capt. Charles Carpenter and co-pilot Robert Trammell died. Firefighters faced explosive fuel flames, rescue impossible as the airframe broke apart.
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Fleetways, Inc
Burbank
Charles Carpenter
Montebello
Robert Trammell
Jack Ford
Fleetways
Ontario
Asuncion
Paraguay
National Air Lines
Long Beach Aeromotive Corp
Long Beach
Air Force
Douglas
Boxcar crash near Ardmore Air Force base injures none
Ardmore base reports a C119 aircraft with 14 aboard crashed during a landing attempt at Hagerstown Maryland. A main landing strut collapsed but officials say no injuries. The plane was undergoing overhaul at the Fairchild Aircraft Co factory in Hagerstown.
Chinese Junks Gunfire Kills Five Okinawans
In Okinawa territorial waters near Shigaki Island south of Naha the heavily armed Chinese junks fired on an Okinawa fishing boat killing five men. The incident occurred a day after tensions in the Ryukyu Islands. The Morning Stars English daily reported the event.
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Naha
Okinawa
Theyukyu Islands
Mornag_Stars
Shigaki Island
O Naha
Drop Homicide Count in Smoke Bombing Case
Mike Boyd aged 18 admitted the victim's death after a smoke bomb was allegedly tossed at Belmont Recreation Center. Detectives say the death was due to a heart attack and not proven to be caused by the blast. Boyd faces potential charges of manslaughter and malicious mischief but was released to juvenile authorities.
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Mike Boyd
Burgess
Hoyd
Harrison
Belmont Recreation
Wedness Center
Allin St
Juvenile Bureau
Joseph
M. Kenrick
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Bill Buxton
Wend' Callahan Oil ‘Tool Co
Robert Utterback
California Ave
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Buxton
Utterback
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