Fog Shuts Long Beach Traffic After 12 Accidents
A dense fog blanketed Long Beach at 6 30 am and lingered for about 214 hours, triggering a dozen accidents within 10 minutes at Pacific Coast Hwy and 7th Street. One 20 year old, Jerry E Courtner of 1848 Florida Street, suffered head lacerations. Other minor crashes occurred at Bellflower Blvd and Los Coyotes Diagonal. The Lurline liner delayed two hours docking in Wilmington as visibility dropped to one to two miles. Weather reports predicted more fog tonight and early tomorrow with high seventies and later smog.
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Explosive Evidence Sheds Light on Air Crash
Longmont Colorado reports that evidence of explosive forces emerged in the United Airlines crash that killed 44. FBI has been called in. CAB investigator Jack Parshall said rumors of sabotage exist but no conclusions yet. Parts of the demolished airliner were sent to the FBI lab for analysis.
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FBI Laboratory
Washington
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United, Air Lines
Douglas Alcraft
Forest Blaze Rages in Los Padres National Forest
A wildfire in Los Padres National Forest near San Luis Obispo spread rapidly, covering over 600 acres as winds drove the flames. Foresters called for reinforcements as troops from Soledad Prison aided about 150 firefighters, with no buildings endangered by midnight.
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The fragment lists page locations for newspaper sections including Churches A4, Classified B2 to B9, Comics B10, Financial B2, Obituaries A3, Radio and TV A9, Schools A3, Tides B2, Temperatures B2, and page A10.
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Violence Wave Hurts 7: Schoolboy Pair Beaten
Seven persons were beaten in Long Beach and Signal Hill during a Friday night incident. Two 15-year-old Wilson High cadets, plus a 16-year-old Polytechnic High boy who was kidnapped, were among the injured. Five Marines and one civilian were arrested for assault with deadly weapons as authorities investigated the attacks. The first victims, David Harrington and Jack Platten, were waiting for a bus when a carload of Marines stopped and attacked them.
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Long Beach
Signal Hill
Wilson High School
Polytechnic High School
U. S
Eisenhower Climbs Steps First Time Since Heart Attack
President Eisenhower began seventh week in hospital by climbing a two-step stile four or five times. He then met with British Field Marshal Lord Montgomery during a cheerful morning, as doctors noted his condition remained satisfactory and plans for air travel east continued.
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Eisenhower
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Alamein
French Artist Utvillo Dies of Pneumonia
Maurice Utvillo, famed French painter of the turn of the century, died today in DAX France of bronchial pneumonia after a period of illness. He was 18 when he began painting in Montmartre and gained fame for works such as La Butte Pinson and Le Lapin Agile. his paintings are in major collections worldwide. He is survived by his wife Lucie and is remembered for prolific output and notable stage staircase studies.
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Weekend Forecast: Fog Returns Late Tonight
Fog develops late tonight and early Sunday morning with mainly clear skies otherwise. Highs reach about 78 degrees Sunday while overnight lows dip into the comfortable range.
Hayward to Face Hearing Over Bedroom Brawl
Hollywood gossip heats as Susan Hayward and Jil battle over a pajama-clad confrontation in actor Donald Barry's bedroom. A battery complaint may be filed after a Nov. 16 hearing, with both women detailing the alleged fight.
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Susan Hayward
van Nuys
Jil
Susan
Donald Barry
Miss Hayward
Ex Mayor Fletcher Dies at 72 in Long Beach
Former Long Beach official Carl Fletcher died at 72 after a long career in labor and politics. A longtime resident since 1918, he served on the City Council and State Assembly, edited Long Beach Labor News, led the Central Labor Council, and held multiple public service roles including Harbor Commissioner. He lived with wife Annie at 2955 Daisy Ave. He was admitted to St Marys Hospital Oct 30 and died Friday night in that facility.
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St. Mary's Hospital
Fletcher
Anniey
Daisy Ave
Herbert Klockstein
Long Beach
Labor, News
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Harbor Commission
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Nation Backs IU. N. Plan for Ending Strife
Washington reports say the United States strongly supports United Nations efforts to end border fighting between Israel and Egypt. Israeli and Egyptian ambassadors were summoned to the State Department to hear the U S view. both sides asserted restraint and denial of aggressive intent while UN proposals call for demilitarization and troop withdrawals. Escalating clashes continued in the Gaza Strip as Eban and Egyptian envoy discussed U N plans and possible ceasefire measures.
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Egypt
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State Department
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Israel-Egypt
Eban
Youth shoots self after police dream ends
A 19 year old, Ralph R. Dillon, fatally shot himself with a .32 caliber pistol Friday, saying he was too short light and blind to become a police officer. He left notes expressing despair over his failed dream.
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Endino Wea
Ralph R. Dillon
Japanese Balloon Display Advertises Fund Fair
Two exhausted men carried a large hydrogen balloon into town after walking ten miles over a mountain pass from Kyata to Otsu. The Army purchased the display and delivered it on Friday to promote a local fund fair.
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Army
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Kyata
Otsu
Four Missing Four Saved In Transport Crash
HOLYOKE Massachusetts AP a C47 plane crashed into the Connecticut River during a heavy rainstorm late Friday night four persons were rescued and four were missing. The two engine craft departed Bolling Air Force Base Washington bound for Westover Air Force Base in Chicopee Massachusetts. The plane crashed two miles north of Holyoke near Route 3 about three miles from Westover. Police and Air Force personnel recovered bodies and survivors and continued search until daybreak hampered by the rain. Survivors transferred to Westover SEB Hospital after treatment. Missing include Captain William Paulsen pilot and three others whose identities were withheld pending next of kin notices.
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Trick Treat Bank Robbers Strike Maywood Bank
Three masked gunmen robbed a suburban Maywood bank for 25 000 to 30 000 in minutes. They shouted Trick or treat and held seven employees and five patrons at gunpoint while two others pilfered cash from tellers cages. They fled in a 1955 Cadillac.
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Earthquake Shakes Eureka Chandelier Trade Rattle
A tremor was felt in Eureka at 8 47 Friday night shaking chandeliers but with no damage reported. The quake was not felt in Arcata eight miles north Rio Dell 40 miles south and nearby areas.
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Job instead of prison. Bad-Check Passer Saved by Employer
Detroit report: Roy G. Smith, 21, an aluminum products salesman, faced a six year prison term after pleading guilty to passing two worthless checks totaling 368. Five hours into his cell recall, his employer asked the judge to stay punishment. Judge Arthur A. Koseinski reduced the sentence to four years probation after the employer assured continued employment and repaid the checks.
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Roy G. Smith
Arthur A. Koseinski
U. S
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Pilot Killed as Jet Catches Fire at Kadena Base
An F84 Thunderjet caught fire and crashed on takeoff at Kadena Air Force Base in Walla Okinawa today. The accident killed an American pilot. The pilot's name was not disclosed.
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Okinawa
Kadena Air Force Base
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