Two Men Shot in Long Beach Gang Attack News
Police issued an all points bulletin for 12 young men after a Long Beach invasion left two men blasted with a shotgun and a woman struck by a stray slug. Victims Robert King and Monroe Edwards were treated at Seaside and Harbor General hospitals. witness Bettie Annette Scott suffered a scalp wound.
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Eureka Area Jolted by Small Earthquake
A minor earthquake centered near Ferndale rattled the Eureka area Monday at 3 33 pm. Seismograph observer Carl Helgestad recorded a magnitude of 1 5 on the Richter scale and noted the quake occurred on a different fault than the December 21 event, felt within about 40 miles.
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Nationalists Rush U S Weapons to Threatened Isle
Nationalist quarters said China’s Nationalists rushed heavy American artillery and reserve ammunition to Matsu Island amid an imminent all out Communist attack. Soviet Russia promised large new warship and aircraft deliveries to the Recs to counter U S commitments to Chiang Kai-Shek.
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Eden Urges Chiang Quit Coast Isles
Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden urged Chiang Kai-Shek to withdraw Nationalist forces from coastal Chinese islands. He cited growth of U.S. and Chinese Communist restraint, voiced hope for ongoing calm in the Formosa area, and noted tacit avoidance of force while keeping claims on Formosa and the Pescadores.
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Cooler Weather Forecast For Long Beach
Cooler weather was forecast after two days of record heat in Long Beach. Monday reached a March record of 84 degrees, marking the hottest day of 1953 so far. Desert winds caused the heat, with clouds expected to increase and a cooler spell midweek, with a chance of rain Thursday or Friday.
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Five Koreans Shot by U.S. Army Guards in Seoul
In Seoul, five Koreans were killed by three United States Army guards in a restricted area controlled by the 24th Infantry Division. The guards challenged the group three times and opened fire when they did not halt, the Army announced.
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Youth Kills Woman for Her Auto in Los Angeles
A 16 year old boy shot and killed Mrs. Whaney LeMasters after forcing her from her car behind a market in Los Angeles. Police chased him for three miles before capture. He claimed to want the car for a trip to Mexico citing fear of parental anger over traffic tickets. The suspect is Roger Kelley, a neighbor reported missing a leg years ago in a freight yard incident. LeMasters was bakery employer and mother to a teenage son and a married daughter. her husband was at Angelu temple services nearby.
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Newspaper Page Index Listing By Department
A catalog of where to find sections in the publication listing page labels and locations for each topic such as sports, obituaries, comics, classifieds, editorial, weather, and more across pages A and B sections. It guides readers to Beach, Boyle, Bridge, and other feature areas with specific page designations.
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Wilson
Ohio River flood forces thousands from shore homes
Cincinnati reports the Ohio River cresting above flood stage across 981 miles with more than two thirds above five feet. About 2,600 families affected. 900 in Ohio fled homes. 255 businesses suspended. Red Cross calling it disaster conditions. Flood peak forecast near Cincinnati at 61 feet, seven-year high, with spillover damage in Gallipolis, Pomroy, Catlettsburg, Henderson, and Kingston.
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Henderson
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Girl Killed as Truck Rams House in Race Crash
A 3 year old girl, Cheryl Ann Byrd, was killed when a pickup, driven by 14 year old Scot tie South, lost control during a street race in Baldwin Park. Five teens were racing. four children on a doorway and the girl’s family were injured, the driver faces manslaughter charges. other arrestee Earl R. Lane, 19, faces speed charges.
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el Monte
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Garvey
Nancy
Kenneth
Barbara Robinson
Patsy Rauh
el Monte Emergency Hospital
General Hospital
City Cannot Pay Damages by Sweeper
Asst. City Atty. Lamb warned the City Council that the city cannot legally pay damages from a street sweeper accident. A resident's $26.08 claim was denied, and councilmen debated moral obligations while Lamb stressed no legal basis or municipal liability exists for damages caused by sweepers.
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Joseph B. Lamb
Seaside Blvd
Lamb
Eight Sailors Overcome By Fumes On Navy Destroyer Escort
On the U S destroyer escort John Butler eight crew members were overcome by fumes after a fire in a rope locker below decks. Five crew and three ship firemen were treated at hospitals after being resuscitated aboard the vessel.
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San Allyu
Abandoned Newborn Found in Auto at Victoria Park
An unidentified nude newborn boy, 7 pounds 13 ounces, was found in an automobile at 6:15 a.m. by Edward Priest in front of his home. The infant, placed without a blanket, was rushed to Harbor General where doctors said he could have died if exposure continued. Detectives from Firestone Station seek the unknown caregiver who left the baby in the car.
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S. Wall St
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Clifford Montgomery
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Hammer
London
Mapledale Ave
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Eisenhower Reports Illness Delays Schedule At White House
President Eisenhower missed morning state duties due to slight illness and flu symptoms in Mrs. Eisenhower. Press Secretary Hagerty later said the chief executive returned to his desk, canceling a Wednesday press conference as doctor Snyder noted no fever. Mrs. Eisenhower remained ill and confined to bed for several days, with a cautious recovery expected.
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Eisenhower
White House
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Howard M. Snyder
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House Committee Approves 1.9 Percent Pay Raise for Career Servicemen
The House Armed Services Committee, by 39 to 0, backed an average 1.9 percent pay raise for career servicemen, costing about 745 million dollars yearly. The plan adds 6 to 25 percent increases for about two million personnel and expands fringe benefits, with retirement pay rising and active duty pay boosted. Enlisted and low-tenure officers are excluded. The House may vote Thursday, sending the measure to the Senate, and aims to retain trained personnel amid resignations concerns.
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Nevada ban on cats chasing birds defeated in assembly
A bill in Carson City seeking to prohibit cats from chasing birds failed in the Nevada Assembly on Monday. The measure aimed to curb wildlife disturbance by domestic felines.
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