Walking John heads toward Mexico after long NY start
John Frey, 60, completes 3740 miles, pushes on from San Francisco to Yuma with plan to reach Mexico by November 18. He travels about 22 miles daily, carries a 30-pound pack, wears Swiss expedition shoes, and bears a stout cane with flags. He recalls Buffalo Bill tales and a rattlesnake encounter, and eyes a new car ride back to New York.
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Davies Firing May Stir New Public Row
John Paton Davies Jr. loses post as Secretary Dulles cites lack of judgment and reliability in a five member security board ruling. Davies, a 23 year diplomat with China experience, contests grounds while retirement benefits state unclear. Announcement follows a year-long China policy dispute and prompts broad public reaction.
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Washington
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Vandals Damage Three Local Barbershops With Breakins
Three area barbershops suffered vandalism in a Friday night incident. Jacobson Barber Shop at 1447 Cherry Ave had a rock smashed front window and a pellet fired through it. Roy Johnson's shop at 4701 Long Beach Blvd faced a rear door breach and an attempted arson that burned out on a piece of paper. Robert E. Taylor shop at 5714 Orange Ave had two plate glass windows struck, amid prior picketing.
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Roy Johnson
Long Beach Blvd
Robert E. Taylor
Orange Ave
Jacobson
Siamese Twin Girls Born to Farmer Pair in Quebec
Siamese twin girls joined at the abdomen were born Oct. 20 to a farming couple near St. Eugene de Ladriere Quebec. Weighing nine pounds at birth they were placed in an incubator and later transferred to a Rimouski hospital. Parents are Mr and Mrs Romuald Serger both 26 with three other children.
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Florida Boy Clings To Life After Twice Being Pronounced Dead
Three year old Nicky Dewitt was deemed dead after a lip bite from Will Pep's cocker spaniel. After plastic surgery he stopped breathing during surgery, revived, then again ceased breathing a day later. He remained in critical condition at Variety Children's Hospital with doctors watching for brain injury and recovery.
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Nicky
Willie Pep
George Dewitt
Pep
Victoria Hospital
Variety Children's Hospital
Repentant thieves return blind man's cash in Stockton
Two hours after robbing Jess C. Nunley, a 72 year old blind newsstand operator at Stockton Post Office, thieves returned his wallet with a year of savings intact. Police, sheriff, and highway patrolmen pursued suspects until the wallet was left on the counter, unseen by Nunley.
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Stockton
Jess C. Nunley
Nunley
Balloonist Cashman Vanishes While Flying Homemade Rig
UFi-Garrett Cashman, 71, Albany balloonist, fledad to rise 600 feet then headed 3,000 feet north. He disappeared over the Adirondacks, later spotted 30 miles southeast near Speculator. Police scout woods for him as authorities search for a Lake Placid gunman.
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Albany
18 year old confesses to nurse slaying in Michigan hospital
An 18 year old mentally ill patient at Kalamazoo State Mental Hospital admitted to raping and strangling nurse Marilyn Kraals 21 in a basement hydrotherapy room. Police stated the confession followed prior commit ment for offenses against girls and peeping. The body was found after nurses reported missing a shift update. In Norwood Massachusetts a 15 year old boy confessed to slaying Geraldine Anese 15 whose body was found on age A3.
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Tonia State Hospital
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Mercy Central School of Nursing
Grand Rapids
State Hospital
Norwood
Mass
Myron Lane
Geraldine Annese
Thlamazoo
Russ Charges Allies Foster Nazi A Power
In a state of the union speech at the Bolshoi theater, Saburov accuses the United States and the West of fostering Hitlerite generals in Germany to seek atomic weapons for revanchist aims. He warns of bases and armed groups, calls for banning atomic energy use in war, and notes Soviet aims for peaceful coexistence with the West while pursuing higher living standards and doubled grain output in Siberia.
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Italy
Blast injures Bogart as light bursts on set
Hollywood report says Mrs El leance Ho Roosevelt escaped injury when a Kleig light exploded on a Paramount studio Desperate Hours set. Humphrey Bogart was cut on the head and face by flying glass as debris struck him and two technicians were hurt. The First Lady, visiting the set, had her back to the light when the blast occurred.
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Humphrey Hogart
Kleig
Paramount Studios
Bogart
Housekeeper Attacks TV Film Star's Wife in Beverly Hills
Mrs. Alice Corey was walking her children to school when Frieda Donahue attacked her in Canon Drive. Four motorists stopped to subdue the housekeeper and rescue the wife. the children remained unharmed and were taken to school. Corey's husband Wendell Corey was away with a touring company of The Caine Mutiny Court Martial.
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Conrad Flying Piper From N Y to Paris
New York AP Max Conrad, a veteran light plane long distance flier, took off from Idlewild at 11 27 a m in a twin engine Piper Apache with extra tanks for a nonstop attempt to Paris. He aims for 18 to 22 hours, has 26 hours fuel, plans to land first at Shannon Ireland, carries graham crackers grapefruit and two bottles of soft drinks and a two foot Mickey Mouse doll as mascot. He says the mission will stir youth interest in flying and notes safety gear includes a rubber survival suit and life jacket.
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Eight year old girl’s painting hangs in London show
An 8-year-old girl named Tania Hunter had a painting accepted for a London Group exhibition, submitted by her mother. Despite official rejection of the mother and half-brother’s works, Tania’s piece was displayed as No. 268 with a price tag of 12 pounds 12 shillings. The episode caused a chilly reception at the Burlington Galleries.
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Navy's New Skyhawk A4D Captures Speed At Inyokern
The tiny Navy attack bomber, the A4D Skyhawk, publicly demonstrated at Inyokern, flashing across the field at 600 miles per hour in low gear. Weighing less than many fighters and powered by a Wright J-66 engine, it carries atom bombs and rockets and is designed without folding wings to save weight.
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