World Affairs Conference Set Nov 17
President Eisenhower invited congressional leaders from both parties to a White House briefing on foreign affairs set for November 17. The session aims to align bipartisan policy with the president’s approach to keeping leaders advised on foreign relations as Democrats prepare to take control in January.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Lune
Congress
Sen
Knowland
Calif
California
Senate
Senate Repubican
Lyndon B. Johnson
Dtex
House
Bomb found at Denver Union Hall threatens blast
A homemade bomb with six sticks of dynamite was found at the pipefitters union headquarters in Denver moments before detonation. Detective Capt. Clifford Stanley said a sputtering fuse on a window sill was noticed by Edward L. Rawson as he entered. Five people were in the building. union officials reported no known threats or grudges.
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Denver
Union
Clifford Stanley
Edward L. Rawson
Lawson
Thomas E. Hamby
Stanley
Hamby
Fire at 1 B Plant Evacuates 400 Employees
The Procter & Gamble plant at 1601 W Seventh Street evacuated all 400 workers after a hydrogenation unit fire. An automatic safety device dispersed hydrogen and stopped the blaze before city firemen arrived. Plant engineers cite friction heating as the likely ignition source.
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Procter & Gamble
Seventh St
U S Set to Begin A Research Jobs in Other Lands
United Nations report shows Henry Cabot Lodge Jr announcing U S readiness to start bilateral talks with other nations to share atomic know-how for peaceful research. The plan includes training, nuclear safety courses, inviting foreign cancer experts, and providing libraries and data to cooperating countries. The program awaits potential Soviet participation as diplomatic openings remain.
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United Nations
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
L. N
United States
U.N
General Assembly
Eisenhower
Atoms For Peace
Lodge
Unite: Tes.ta
Moscow
Washington
Lopge
Britain
France
Canada
Australia
Belgium
South Africa
Portugal
Pup Trapped in Drain Finally Rescued
A month-old Pekingese named T-Sun became wedged 11 feet down a 5 inch drain pipe at 327 W Seaside Blvd. Firefighters police and an animal shelter expert tried to blast free the pup then lowered a rope and flashlight locating it 12 feet below. After failed attempts to create an outside access they continued efforts as onlookers watched anxiously unsure if the dog survived.
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Seaside Blvd
Animal Shelter
T-Sun
Mable Garriz
Bungles in Sheppard Case Aired for Jury
The trial heard claims of bungling by the coroner and blood tests in Marilyn Sheppard's murder case. Dr Adelson faced cross examination over autopsy timing, microscopic tests, and allegations of omissions. Defense counsel pressed for evidence of professional missteps in the examination and handling of the body.
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Sheppard
Cleveland
Dr. Adelson
Adelson
Marilyn
Fred W. Samuel H. Sheppard
Garmone
Tigan
Cer
William J. Corrigan
Seed
Schoolgirl 15 slain in sex attack near Norwood home
Geraldine Annese aged 15 vanished after a double date with Cynthia Savage and two youths Ted Baker and Robert Durning. Her body was found in a garage doorway in her yard. clothing torn and beads around her neck. Medical examiner expects autopsy. authorities investigating possible sex attack.
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Norwood
Mass
Geraldine Annese
Cynthia Savage
Ted Baker
Robert Durning
Lena Garneau
Neigbor
Joseph Freund
Geraldine
F. A. Stanwood
Youth Hurt In City Auto Race On Lakewood Blvd
A 19 year old Lakewood youth was critically injured near midnight after losing control in a speed contest on Lakewood Boulevard near the airport. His 18 year old fellow racer Paul Gerald Thurlo suffered head and neck injuries and was cited for speeding and engaging in a race. Thurlo’s car rolled four times after swerving to avoid another vehicle, with witnesses stating speeds above 65 mph.
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Lakewood Blvd
Lakewood
Community Faspital
Paul Gerald ‘Thurlo
Freckles Rit
Lakewood City
Thurlo
Thurle
James D. McNab
Hazelbrook Ave
Community Hospital
James D. Edwards
Eucalyptus Ave
Edwards
Ronald G. Colefield
Taper St
Thurln
Jane
McNab
Polite
Deportation Order Upheld for Dick Haymes
Washington UPI reports attorneys for actor Dick Haymes won a court order delaying deportation after the Board of Immigration Appeals upheld removal. Judge Holtzoff's temporary injunction bars action before November 15, with a hearing set to seek a broader injunction. Haymes, born in Buenos Aires, entered the U.S. in 1937 and earlier sought deferment and neutrality-based exemptions while his career and personal life drew scrutiny. The board rejected his claims, including alleged military service removal of citizenship.
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Washington
UPI
Dick Haymes
Board of Immigration Appeals
Rita Hayworth
Alexander Holtzoff
Haymes
Buenos Aires
New York City
Joanne Dru
U.S
Argentina
Supersonic Seaplane Crash Claims Pilot in San Diego
The Convair YF2YL Sea-Dart, the world’s fastest seaplane, broke apart and burned in the San Diego harbor during a Thursday test flight. Pilot Charles EB Richbourg died in the wreck. his wife Margaret and their two children were not witness to the event. Navy divers searched the bay bottom, about 40 feet deep, for wreckage as Capt. F.K. Slason of the Bureau of Aeronautics sought causes.
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Vern Haugland
San Diego
Harbor
Charles EB. Richbourg
Margaret
Navy
F.K. Slason
Navy Bureau of Aeronautics
Convair
Erer
Sisson
Richbourg
Mom Faints at Rite for Baby She Killed
Lois Carter fainted at the funeral of her daughter Laura Faye Carter who she is accused of killing by beating. Laura died from a skull fracture and brain bleed after an incident cited by Carter as a punishment for a tantrum. The mother said she shook and slapped the girl twice as she fell. Funeral rites were held as authorities note ongoing legal proceedings.
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Stears
Laura Faye
Lois Margaret Carter
Stanley Carter
Carter
Bob Sanders
Where to Find It Beach Combing and More
A guide to page locations lists feature sections across the edition. It names sections such as Beach Combing on Page B-1, Bridge on A-15, Beecl to 19, Crossword on B-10, Editorial on A-14, Financial on B-3, Obituaries on B-2, Radio and TV on B-9, Shipping Table on B-2, Sports on A-16 and 117, Theaters on B-6 and 7, Tides and Temperatures on E-2, Wilson on A-15, Women on B-4 and 5, and Your World on A-2.
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Beecl
Wilson
Huge slide narrows Panama Canal channel to single lane
A rock slide from Contractors Hill at Gaillard Cut blocks much of the Panama Canal, reducing the channel from about 900 feet to 1753 feet and forcing ships to share a single alternating lane in the vital waterway linking the Atlantic and Pacific.
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Panama Canal Channel
Balboa
Canal Zone I
Contractors Hill
Jans
Gaillard Cuts
Weather outlook shows clear days with coastal fog mornings
A weather summary notes mostly clear conditions through Saturday with occasional early morning fog patches along the coast. Coastal residents should plan for limited visibility during dawn hours and lighter winds inland.
Liner Landing After Broken Wheel At National Airport
An American Airlines plane with 16 aboard made a controlled landing at National Airport after its nose wheel failed. Captain Wilkerson piloted the three engines aircraft from New York toward Fort Worth, circling two hours to shed fuel before touching down. The nose wheel collapsed on touchdown but the craft halted safely. passengers exited by canvas chute while ambulances stood by. No injuries were reported and praise came from several passengers for the crew’s handling.
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Washington
American Airlines
National Airport
Cant. Wi. C. Wilkerson
Nashville
Wilkerson
Convairs
New York
Fort Worth
Richmond
Wilckerson
Jacob Grillo
Bergstrom Air Force Base
Austin
Tex
Grillo
Dudley Woodbridge
Cleburne
Thyy
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