Wealthy Texan is charged in Padre Island slaying
Mrs Sunny Canales Worden 42 faces murder charges after saying she killed her husband of a month on Padre Island and buried him in a grave he intended for her and her child. She claimed Don Worden forced her at gunpoint to dig the grave and wanted to burn them with kerosene. She says she shot him when the child screamed and hid the pistol with diamonds. Worden says the marriage may have been a mock ceremony and cites a Bend Oregon wedding. The couple had planned a fishing trip before the alleged crime.
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Jim Scarborough
Ike in New Recovery Strides
President Eisenhower made further progress in recovery at Fitzsimmons Army Hospital Denver visiting social friends and walking in his room and on the eighth floor terrace He plans a social visit with Gen Maxwell D Taylor Army chief of staff and drafts a legislative program including Taft Hartley amendments while Congress remains uncertain about action.
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Worden directed her to kill Maria Teresa in grave digging claim
Sheriff Scarborough quoted a woman claiming she dug a grave and Worden gave her a pistol and ordered killing. She said Maria Teresa fled, Worden pursued, and she shot Worden in the head as he fell to his knees. The tale continued on Page A-15, Col. 2.
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Where to Find It Lead Combing-Page C-1 Boyle-Page A-25
The notice lists where to locate various sections in the newspaper including Life and Times. It references specific pages for Bridge, Classifieds, Comics, Crossword, Editorial, Financial, Obituaries, Radio and TV, Shipping, Sports, Theaters, Tides, Temperatures, Wilson, Women, Your World.
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Fight Flares Over Disputed Border Post
In the El Auja-Nizana area a clash between Israeli and Egyptian forces marked the fiercest fighting since the 1948 war. Reports cited 204 Israelis and 50 Egyptians killed with casualties rising on both sides as the battle over El Sabha post disrupted the demilitarized zone and drew UN confirmation efforts.
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Amishman 3 of 13 Children Die in Blaze
An Elkhart County farmhouse fire killed an Amishman and three of his 13 children. Sheriff Vernon Cripe said Simon Slabaugh, 47, and his sons Glenn, 10, Simon Jr, 9, and Larry, 5, were upstairs asleep when the blaze and an explosion occurred. Mrs Slabaugh and four children upstairs escaped. the father reentered to rescue others and perished. Fire caused about 42,000 dollars in damage. Six Slabaugh children were away at the time.
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Aviatrix to Enter Congressional Race from Riverside
Jacqueline Cochran Odlum wife of Floyd Odlum will seek the Republican nomination for Congress from the 28th District next year. She announced while visiting Madrid as she plans to run for the post now held by Rep John Phillips who will not seek another term. The 29th District covers Riverside and Imperial Counties.
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Weather outlook mostly clear with fog by morning
Forecast calls for mostly clear skies through Friday with occasional high cloudiness and early-morning fog. Temperatures remain steady with little change.
Bus Crash Kills Nurse and Injures 32 in North Carolina
A chartered Atlantic Greyhound bus carrying nineteen student nurses from Charlotte to a North Carolina Nurses Association convention collided with a stalled truck north of Charlotte. One nurse, Clara Jean Dillingham, 19, of Weaverville, died. 32 people were injured, six unhurt, including driver George Robert Allen, 23, of Charlotte. The bus was traveling about 35 miles per hour when the crash occurred.
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Nixon Sidelined by Mild Flu Yet Fulfills Duties
Vice President Nixon said he has a mild influenza for the past three days but has kept all engagements. He appeared at a bond rally this morning and continued official duties despite illness.
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Aj Bond
Fire kills three as blast hits Port and fog shrouds Southland
A massive explosion at a gasoline storage area sent flames over 100 feet high in Birmingham and Long Beach area, killing Felton Thrasher and two others. The ensuing fire, fanned by dense fog, shut Long Beach Municipal Airport and disrupted air traffic. Debris found near Triangle Refineries city officials investigated, while a Morning Morning supervisor and a plane from Los Angeles flight path were affected as pilots diverted.
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President of Brazil Suffers Heart Attack
President Joz Cafe Filan suffered a heart attack during the night and physicians said he must rest. Hospitalized around 1 a.m., he had been serving since 1934 after Vargas's death and faces possible three months of incapacity, with a handover due January 3.
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Cornell Professor Puts Plastic Shell on Eggs
Cornell University will test naked eggs sold in polyethylene capsule packs within six months. Professor L B Darrah, originator, describes machines dropping eggs into cuplike compartments, carbon dioxide preserving freshness, and a film sealing the compartments. Households would poach or boil directly from packs, with frying or scrambling needing removal. Early results suggest reduced marketing costs and longer egg freshness.
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Fog shrouds Los Angeles harbor with limited visibility
Coast Guard reports visibility near 10 feet in the Los Angeles port area and no distress among vessels. Harbor traffic slowed but no accidents attributed to fog. Weather Bureau forecasts morning fog along the coast with haze and partial sun later, temperatures around 60s to 70s.
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Police Indicted for Burglaries in West Los Angeles
A county grand jury did not indict five West Los Angeles policemen on burglary charges. Indicted were Lester M. Friday Encino Charles H. Farwell El Segundo Charles F J Brock Los Angeles Elmer Bolsters Woodland Hills and Frank Grossman Canoga Park. They were arrested last Wednesday and officers said thousands of dollars in valuables plus power movers cameras movie projectors and sportswear were seized. Narcotics were found in one locker but no charges filed yet.
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Lester M. Friday
Encino
Charles H. Farwell
el Segundo
Charles F.J. Brock
Elmer Bolsters
Woodland Hills
Frank Grossman
Canoga Park
Grossman
Vical Squad
Soviets Fear German Election, Dulles Says
In Geneva AP reports Secretary of State Dulles told Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov that the greatest danger to German reunification is perpetuating disunity. Western powers press for free all-German elections as a first step, while Molotov argues against preserving socialist gains in East Germany.
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Desperado GangJailed and Germany Security Talks
Desperado gang arrests expand after two jail breaks and a series of robberies in Los Angeles County. Dulles and Molotov negotiations hinge on Germany's future status, with Western aims for a secure European treaty and continued parallel talks.
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Marines Killed in Car Crash Near La Jolla
An automobile carrying five Camp Pendleton Marines hit a car-island tree on Highway 201 in La Jolla, killing two occupants and seriously injuring three others. The dead were Kenneth Steeves Pie, 20, the driver, and Cpl. Bobby McWhorter, 20. Survivors said they were returning from Tijuana, Mexico.
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Massive marijuana haul seized in Los Angeles bound truck
Mexican authorities questioned two truck drivers Nadia De La Vega and Albert Solana after police seized 435 pounds of marijuana in a Los Angeles bound truck. The seizure described as the biggest drug haul in 20 years prompted further investigation into a marijuana ring.
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