Doctor Saves Boy in Miracle Heart Restart in Clinic
Lincoln Frank Bird seven dropped near death during elbow treatment at Dr Norman Madoff clinic. Dr Alex Wilcox Los Angeles opened chest, massaged heart while fire squad aided breathing. Boy revived within minutes and rushed to Doctors Hospital Los Angeles for care as parents watched, hope high.
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Norman Madoff
S. Alameda St
Alex Wilcox
Los Angeles
Lincoln
Lincoln Bird
Moneta Ave
Wilcox
Doctors’ Hospital
Reese Price
Gene Green
Engine Company 36
Dr. Wiecx
Madoff
Heavy Turnout to Decide Issue of Incorporation
Lakewood voters flocked to polls before noon as ballots were cast on incorporating all county territory north of Carson Street. Early counts from five polling places showed 10 to 14 percent turnout, numbering 147 of 909 at one site and 99 of 825 at another. officials called it the area's highest local election turnout in history.
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Lakewood
Carson St
Centralia St
Jove Oliva
Lakewood Gardens
Radnor St
Turner Grove
Music May Have Led to Murder in Twin City Vote
Balloting opens at 7 with 36 candidates for city couriers and five governors to be chosen if the incorporation measure passes. About 22 641 registered voters expected, population around 57 000. Returns in Long Beach City College admin building. Campaigning closed Monday amid feverish activity. Three women opposed to incorporation say workers faced harassment and intimidation. Lakewood Committee for Incorporation denies involvement. This first of two elections precedes South Lakewood merger plans. Boundary dispute delayed a June 27 hearing over annexation to Long Beach. A Juarez murder case involves Armando Leal, a former paratrooper, charged with killing his wife after threats noted by a friend. The detail appears on AM4.
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VaneRrye
Carson St
Ashworth St
San Gabriel River
Union Pacific
Lakewood Village
Long Beach City College
Campugning
Norwalk
Lakewood
South Lakewood
Long Beach
Weather Outlook: Occasional Rain Through Wednesday
Occasional rain continues through Wednesday with slightly cooler temperatures. Southwest winds 15 to 20 mph shift to the afternoon, reducing after noon.
Missing Boy Found Trapped in Chimney Near Home
Six year old Robert Unger lingered nearly six hours before being found stuck headfirst in an eight foot high outdoor chimney thirty feet from his Deerfield home. He was removed to Highland Park hospital with exposure shock and bruises after the long rescue by more than 159 volunteers.
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Gee
Robert Unger
Deerfield
Highland, Park Hospital
Robert
James Unger
GOP Leaders Move to Curb Senate Probes
Senate Republican leaders met to discuss steps to persuade committees to adopt fair investigative procedures. The plan follows a March row between Sen. McCarthy and Sec. Stevens and parallels a Douglas Humphrey bill for a code of fair play. President Eisenhower said Knowland supports steps to create fair procedures.
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Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Army
Robert T. Stevens
GOP
Douglas
D-Ia
Humphrey
D-Minn
Sen. Ferguson
R.-Mich
Tee
Knowland
California
Eisenhower
Ralph Zwicker
Congress
Anderson Named Eyes Successor
President Eisenhower nominated Secretary of the Navy Robert B. Anderson to be Deputy Secretary of Defense, succeeding Roger M. Kyes. Anderson, a Texas rancher and lawyer businessman, was a Democrat for Eisenhower in 1952. No immediate announcement on his Navy post successor. Reports on Gov. Joan Lodge of Connecticut replacing Anderson had no information.
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Navy
Robert B. Anderson
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Roger M. Kyes
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Joan Lodge
Connecticut
James C. Hagerty
Nixon to Deliver Republican Reply to Stevenson Attacks
In Los Angeles a mother described how she saved her baby Randy from burns after a blanket toppled onto a heater in the crib. Vice President Nixon, on a Philadelphia visit, said he would reflect Eisenhower’s views in the Republican reply to Adlai Stevenson’s charges about party rule and the 1954 elections.
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Nixon
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Nama
Heny
Smog
Adlai Stevenson
Eisenhower
Randy
Isj
Chaver Jena
Philadelphia
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R.wis
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GOP
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GOR
NBC
CBS
Tehran voters vote as seven men beaten in anti Red clash
Tehranis prepared to elect 12 deputies to the Majlis while seven men were beaten in clashes described as anti Red. The report notes ongoing tensions as Iran carries out parliamentary voting.
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Tehrani
France and Germany pledge Saar settlement plan
Paris reports say France and Germany agreed to settle the Saar quarrel today using a Dutch plan to Europeanize the border area. French Foreign Minister Georges Bidault pressed for new French proposals while Chancellor Konrad Adenauer and Bidault held talks but gave no sign of a vote or concrete concessions.
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Paris
France
Germany
Saar
Courthouse bond on Long Beach ballot during November
The Board of Supervisors approved a $1,900,000 Long Beach courthouse bond as part of six bond plans totaling about $25,000,000 on the November ballot. The funds would buy a site and construct a building to house county courts and related facilities, likely on Odean Boulevard between Chestnut and Masnoliz Aves.
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Board of Supervisors
Long Beach
Odean Blvd
Glendalé Court
Rancho
Los Amigos
Los Angeles General Hospital
Los ‘Angeles
Trapped workers die as warehouse wall collapses in Mexico
A government warehouse in Trapuato partially collapsed on Monday collapsing stacks of weight labeled crates. Workmen were crushed to death as debris fell. Authorities report a fatal industrial accident with investigations underway.
Alaska Woman Faces Slaying Charge in Hollywood
HOLLYWOOD AP A 33 year old woman Diane Wells is accused of killing her husband Cecil Wells in Fairbanks Alaska. She allegedly died by suicide in a Hollywood Plaza Hotel room after a note and sleeping pill bottle were found. Detective Armstrong identified the body, noting Wells planned to stand trial April 4 on first degree murder charges.
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Hollywood
Diane Wells
Alaska
Hollywood Plaza
B. C. Armstrong
Armstrong
Bill
William Columbany
Los Angeles
Wells
Johnny Warren
Cecil Wells
Fairbanks
Warren
United States
Columbany
Joan Mansfield
Newspaper Page Index Snippet Lists Sections and Pages
A line listing sections and their page numbers across a newspaper. It enumerates topics from Beach Combing to Theaters, with tides temperatures a World and various pages such as A-8 A-9 B-2 B-3 B-7 and B-8 through B-13.
Vandals Strike Corlears Junior High in Two Hour Rampage
Anonymous vandals smashed through walls and torn corridors at Corlears Junior High in New York City. They sprayed fire extinguisher fluid, destroyed typewriters, slashed covers, and ruined thousands of records before fleeing. school closed at 2 am with principal’s office ransacked and no arrests.
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Wwere
Corlears Junior High
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