Four amateur yachtsmen swept to sea after sailboat swamps
Four men aged about 19 to 20 rented a 22 foot sailboat at Alamitos Bay and were swept into the surf near Rainbow Pier after the boat swamped at Pacific Ave. lifeguards ferried them to shore as Coast Guard and local crews searched from Newport Beach to Long Beach before locating and securing the swamped vessel. The men, who left for work late, were later found safe.
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Coast Guard
Newport Beach
Long Beach
San Diego
Finger Pier
Rainbow Pier
Alamitos Bay
Leslie West
Ross Landing
Ocean Blvd
West
Balboa Island
Newport Harbor
Bay
Lyle Johnson
Ray Garamillo
U S to test underwater atomic blast in Pacific
The United States plans a second underwater atomic explosion in the Eastern Pacific within days. A small yield device will be detonated far from land, in clear waters away from fishing and shipping lanes. Task Force 3 will oversee the test, led by Rear Adm. Monsen, amid efforts to counter Soviet submarine threats.
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Washington U
U.S
Pacific
Eglin Air Force Base
Fla
Strategic Air Force
Thélaig
Atomic Energy Commission
Ae Senge
Reid
Defense’ Department
Task Force 3
Adm
B. Monsen
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Imi
Central Pacific
Russia
U S Planning Closer Salk Vaccine Check
Washington AP Rep Priest says the government plans a much closer check before clearing Salix polio vaccine supplies for public use. Democrats criticize the handling as muddled, while Health officials plan tighter preclearance checks. Chairman Spence backs hearings. Dr Scheele must reorder a nationwide reappraisal starting with a plant inspection Wednesday.
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Washington
Priest
D-Tenn
Congress
Hissnhower
Onder
Commerce Committee
Health and Welfare Department
Spence
D.ky
House Banking Committee
Leonard Scheele
Public Health Service
Scheele
Final Atom Test Shot Set for Wednesday
The 14th and final Atomic Energy Commission test is scheduled for Wednesday at 5:05 am after a morning weather evaluation. Another evaluation is planned for 9:30 pm today.
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Las Vegas
Atomic Energy Commission
Where to Find It Listing Changes and Page References
The note lists where to locate sections in the paper by page. It includes Beach Combing on B-1, Boyle on A-3, Bridge on A-9, Classifi on 13, Comics on B-7, Crossword on A-9, Editorial on A-3, Financial on B-3, Obituaries on B-2, Radio and TV on A-10, Shipping Table on B-3, Sports on A-11 to A-13, eaters on A-6, Tides Temperatures on B-3, Wilson on A-9, Women on B-4 and B-5, and Your World on A-2.
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Boyle
Wilson
Stratofortress debut thrills military and civilian crowd
More than 5,000 military and civilian observers from over 30 nations watched Boeing's B52A Stratofortress fly from Seattle to a field for Air Force testing. The eight engine bomber has a 6,000 mile range, over 50,000 feet ceiling, and speeds above 600 mph. Prototype first flew in 1952 with 50 ordered from Wichita. Lt. Col. Washington stated the force can destroy the enemy's will and long range bases. The demonstration hinted at upcoming hydrogen bomb delivery using a toss-bomb method.
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Anrul UY
Boeing
Wichita
J. L. Washington
Korea
Formosa Ship Blast Fatal to 49 Persons
An explosion aboard a small Formosan military vessel at Kaohsiung killed 49 people. Chinese Nationalist papers reported the World War II Japanese shells were being loaded for dumping at sea when the 110 ton craft blew up. The Defense Ministry launched an investigation.
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Formosa
Taipei
Kaohsiung
Eisenhower invites talks with Soviet, British and French leaders
President Eisenhower invites Soviet Premier Bulganin to informal talks with British Prime Minister Eden and French Premier Faure on world issues. Walmsley delivered the note in Moscow. Bulganin en route to Warsaw for a conference with Molotov. No location or time set.
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Moscow
Eisenhower
Bulganin
Eden
Faure
France
Britain
U. S
Walter W. Wamsley
Warsaw
Molotov
NATO
Russia
Associated Press
Washington
Eisenhawer
Knight Blasts Calif GOP for Laxity in Party Grief
Sacramento late today Governor Knight blamed a lack of dynamic vitality in the California Republican Party after six straight Democratic gains in the Senate. He urged better leadership from state chair Caldecott and local GOP groups, warning against overconfidence with a popular president in the White House. Knight, with Nixon, emphasized party harmony and local conditions as the cure.
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Sacramento
Govil
Knight Today
California
Senate
Knight
GOP
Thomas W. Caldecott
R-Barkeley
Hel
White House
Richard M. Nixon
Washington
Douglas LB Workers to Get Millions
Douglas Aircraft Co Long Beach Division plans a record weekly payroll distribution totaling 4,775,000 to 17,500 employees. Vacation and sick-leave checks average 250 each, with 3,350,000 for vacation and 1,425,000 for sick-leave. Regular pay adds 2,000,000.
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Dougas Aircraft Co
Long Beach
Fiiday
Expect Close Vote on Alaska and Hawaii Statehood
Washington U reports the fate of a bill to grant statehood to Alaska and Hawaii hinges on about 30 undecided House members. A final vote was expected by nightfall with polls showing roughly 176 support and 172 opposed, while roughly 80 representatives remained undecided. Both sides sought to sway the undecided as a tight final count loomed.
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Washington
Alaska
Hawaii
Statehood
County Board Orders Overhaul of Defense Alert System
Los Angeles officials report a comprehensive revamp of the county civil defense alert program after a Board of Supervisors motion. Kenneth Hain urged a complete overhaul to ensure sufficient warning and educate the public on required actions.
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Los Angeles
Board of Supervisors
Kenneth Hain
Joan Crawford Elopes in Las Vegas Surprise Marriage
Joan Crawford, 47, eloped with Alfred Steele, 54, in a 2:10 am Flamingo Hotel ceremony performed by Judge John Mendoza. Steele, PepsiCo executive, was recently divorced and has two children. Crawford has four adopted children and plans a six week European trip after the wedding.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Joan Crawford
Hollywood
Alfred Steele
New York
Pepsi-Cola C
Manoffs
Capital
Joan
Philip Terry
Douglas Fairbanks Jr
Franchot Tone
Flamingo Hotel
John Mendoza
Lillian
Miss Crawford
Steele
Ben Goffstein
Andrew, Fuller
Fort Worth
Tex
Knighton
Goffstein
Europe
Steele Reene
Cman
Sonny
Marjorie
Sally
Paris
Two Gaming Quiz Figures Die By Own Hand in New Jersey
Elizabeth officials testifying before a Union County grand jury probing gambling laxity died by suicide Monday. Police Captain August Winkelmann, 65, on terminal leave, and Francis De Lage Stephan, 39, both facing retirement, were found dead by gunshot and drowning respectively. Investigators noted personal crisis reports but offered no clear connection between the two deaths as the grand jury proceedings continued.
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Elizabeth
N. 3
CFI
Union County
August F. Winkelmann
Fairbanks ,Jr
Mar
Francis Delage
Tone
Stephan
Raritan Bay
Terry
Miss Crateford
Lucille
Tainer
Kansas City
Russell Morss Jr
Winkelmann
de Stephan
Morss
Wether
Matt
Youth civic day as students run City Hall and courts
About 100 students from Poly High City College and State College filled city offices and the Jergins Trust Building courtroom in Long Beach for the annual Youth Civic Day. Nine acted as temporary council members with Keith Martin as mayor while officials were away. Ralph Lahr served as city manager and Robert Goodrich as police chief amid a noon luncheon at Lafayette Hotel hosted by DeMolay.
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City College
State College
City Hall
Jergins Trust
Keith Martin
Poly High School
Toby Wick
George M. Vermillion
Gerald Desmond
Ralph Lahr
Robert, Goodrich
Wilson Tigh
Lafayette Hotel
Long Beach
Order of DeMolay
Solons Vote 40 Million From Rainy Day Fund
SACRAMENTO Assembly approves a 40 million rainy day fund draw to trim the deficit and avoid new taxes. The 41-27 amendment to the 1.529 billion budget bill shifts from Gov Knight’s tax plan, backed by Assemblyman Chamas Maloney and bipartisan support.
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Sacramento
Assembly
Goodwin J. Knight
Chamas Maloney
San Francisco
Maloney
Senate
Weather brief: late night fog and hazy sun in afternoon
Weather forecast describes late night and early morning smy clouds and fog with hazy afternoon sun. Little temperature change expected.
Robbers Pepper Man in Eyes Get $5,001 from Florist
DETROIT AP Charles Rappaport, 58, was robbed Monday by two men who pepper sprayed him in the eyes and grabbed a bag containing $5,001 from his florist shop proceeds. The pair fled in a car after the attack.
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Detroit
Charles Rappaport
Eney
Arma Ee
Rappaport
Sabres Down Two MiGs In North Korea Sea Battle
American Sabres under heavy odds shot down two Communist MiGs and damaged a third during a patrol off North Korea near Simuiju in the Yellow Sea. Capt. R. Y. Fulton Lt. B. C. Phythyon and Lt. J. E. Steinerney credited with downing the planes. no American losses reported.
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Tokyo
North Korea
Air Force
Yellow Sea
Peiping
U.S
China
U. S. Air Force
8Th
R. Y. Fulton
Bernardsville
N. J
B. C. Phythyon
Wadssworth
Ohio
J. E. Ste Inerney
Garden City
Simuiju
Yalu River
Korea
Korean Peninsula
Warther South
U. S
United Nations Command
Thy
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