Desert Heat Breaks Local Record With 94 Degrees
Desert heat pushed Mercury to 94 degrees at noon, the second straight day of record May temperatures. The U S Weather Bureau forecast cooling by Wednesday but continued heat through the week. Fire hazards rose as water use hit a May high. grass fires burned on vacant lots, with one blaze near Shady Acres Miniature Golf Course. Santa Ana tied for hottest spot at 91, and a man collapsed from heat exhaustion at an oil terminal on Neptune Avenue.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
City Water Department
Shady Acres
Long Beach Blvd
Frank Sandeman
Santa Ana
California
Wilmington
James H. Morris
Cedar Ave
Oil Company
S. Neptune Ave
Dulles Endorses Soviet Cuts But Warns Against Reducing U S Strength
Secretary of State Dulles said Soviet proposed armed forces cuts would not lessen U S power and welcomed the move as a signal against violence in policy. He noted the USSR plans to reduce 1 26 million military personnel, while the United States has trimmed millions since World War II, and warned the cuts may reflect broader industrial and agricultural pressures rather than a genuine shift in strategy.
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United States
Washington
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Kremlin
U. S
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Ind
Indiana
Louisville
Lockheed
Crane Plumbing Co
Chi
Ient
Standiford
Angie
Nine bodies found in wreckage on Clark Dellinger ranch
State and Jeffersonville police recovered nine bodies from wreckage spread over a 100 yard area in a swampy Clark Dellinger ranch. Victims identified include Charles E. Tanner of Oaklawn Chicago and several men named Randy Mullcrean J A Murry J A Dreyer George W Irwin and G G Lindholm all of Chicago. The pilot spoke with Standiford Field in Louisville at 10 34 a m and 6 minutes later the plane crashed.
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STATE
Jeffersonville
Clark
Standijford Field
Louisville
Wing Tank From Jet Kills Two Children in California
A jet F-9D tank fell from a high flying plane and exploded near a California apartment. Four year old Billy Ifft died, four year old Kathy Price suffered critical burns. Air Force says wing material failure caused the accident, not pilot error.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Billy Ifft
Kathy Price
St. Joseph's Hospital
Ifft
Air Force J
Ladd Air Force Base
Court Takes Away Fortune From Cahill Victory Reversed
New Haven Connecticut after a U S district court awarded 90000 to railroad brakeman Cahill the U S Supreme Court reversed sending the suit back to the lower court The 5 4 decision stemmed from a claim Cahill was crushed in an accident while flagging behind a stalled train He spoke of financial strain and a new home with the money while lawmakers weighed legislation related to the payment and a prior ruling on racial segregation.
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New Haven
Conn
Almond G. Cahill
U. S. District Court
Smeumen
Cahill
U. S. Supreme Court
U. S
Aivard
Sherman Minton
Washington
Rep
Preston
D-Ga
Supreme Court
Weather Settling for H-Bomb Test Date
Unstable weather delaying the United States H-bomb test appears to be clearing with a possible detonation Thursday morning U S time. Preparations have begun for that target date. The bomb would be dropped from a B52 jet bomber over Wamu Island Bikini Atoll.
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MT. Mckinley
United States
U. S
Wamu Island
Bikini
Atel
Page Citations Note Missing Context
A clipping lists section locations and page numbers for a newspaper’s various departments from Beach Combing to Your World. It provides no event details, names, dates, or outcomes to summarize into a news item.
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Mal Boyle
Ana Bs
Wilson
Plane Bomb Drownings Highlight Western Explorer Loss
A fierce storm wrecked the San Pedro fishing vessel Western Explorer off Socorro Island near Baja California. Two crewmen drowned, three were missing, seven survived as rescue efforts mounted. Captain Manaka and crew listed among the wreck. Survivors were taken aboard the Anthony M with search fleets and the USS Burton Island en route to assist.
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Western
Vivor
Katsumi Manska
Pama Ras Trad Pn
Graham
Joseph M. McDonald
Daisie E. King
United Airlines
Longmen
Cele
Lust
Regal Point
Baja’ California
Anthony M
Burton Island
Weather outlook for coast to bring fog patches Wednesday
Forecasters warn of fog patches along the coast Wednesday morning with lingering light sea breezes. Drivers should slow in fog and follow local advisories for visibility reductions.
Fiery Crackling Wallpaper Dread Turns Out Safe
Residents of 260 B Molino Ave reported a crackling noise thought to signal fire. Three fire engines arrived, but investigators found no smoke or flames and concluded the sound came from rapidly drying new wallpaper in 90 degree sun and low humidity. Marie Coleman alerted authorities and the scene was cleared.
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Molino Ave
Monnday
Marie Coleman
Missing Scott Fails to Show in L.A. Court
Los Angeles AP says L. Ewing Scott, husband of missing socialite Evelyn T. Scott, did not appear to plead to a grand jury indictment. His $25,000 bail was forfeited, a warrant issued, and a nationwide manhunt announced amid questions of potential flight or violence.
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Los Angeles
L. Ewing Scott
Evelyn T. Scott
Scott
Thad Brown
Mart Rallies From Steep Monday Fall
New York reports a late market rally trimming broader losses after a steep Monday fall sparked by news of Russia cutting armed forces. Early declines of up to several dollars eased to smaller losses as traders weighed potential impacts on defense spending versus the market’s technical position.
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New York
Wall St
Russia
Top Russian writer Fadeyev commits suicide
Moscow reports Alexander Fadeyev a leading Soviet writer and veteran Bolshevik took his own life amid a low mood from chronic alcoholism. The Communist Party said the novelist shot himself on Sunday. Fadeyev began revolutionary work at 17 and helped organize the Soviet Writers' Union.
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Moscow
Alexander Fasdeyev
Stalin
Communist Party
Fadeyev
Soviet Writers’ Union
Floodwaters Surpass Banks in Missouri Cassville hit by flood
Heavy rains flood streams in southwest and south central Missouri forcing families from homes. Cassville reports 7.21 inches of rain triggering urgent flood warnings and community evacuations.
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Springfield
Missouri
Cassville
Weather Bureau
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