Talks Cancelled Sixth Day in Panmunjom Prisoner Talks
Sixth consecutive day of interviews with North Korean and Chinese prisoners was canceled as the expulsion program nears collapse. Lt. Gen. Thimayya stayed at Kaesong aiming to restart talks, while UN allies and Red Delegates met for preparatory peace conference planning.
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Panmunjom
U. N
Red
Kenneth Young
United Nations
MRC
North
Pws
Bern
China
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Nnfc. i 1
Fire damages barn at Kellogg Ranch in California
A Tuesday night fire at Kellogg Arabian horse ranch caused about 250000 dollars in damage to the main storage barn. Fire destroyed farm equipment, harness, a feed mill, and 300 tons of alfalfa and other feed. Eight Percheron horses were saved by employees as flames burst from multiple spots.
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Kellogg Arabian Horse Ranch
Shaw Harness
W. KE. Kellogg
California Polytechnic Institute
Union Off Co
Wilmington
Mammoth Armistice Day Parade Features Long Beach Units
The Armistice Day parade includes Third Army Corps with Rear Adm. George C. Dyer, Gold Star Mothers, a Bellflower girls band, a Recreation Department float, and 100 Long Beach marchers in uniforms. Divisions showcase Waves from San Diego NTS, veterans' units, Sheriff Biscailuz mounted guards, Long Beach Lancers, and college and high school bands.
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Third Army Corps
George C. Dyer
Gold Star
Bellflower
Recreation Department
Long Beach
San Diego Naval Training Station
Tine
Jordan High Schools
Davston No. A
St. Anthony's High School
United Veterans Council of
Pilot Club
Municipal Auditorium
Harvey
Will
Bulldozer Breaks Telephone Link Near Livermore
A bulldozer on a rail construction project eight miles east of Livermore cut two underground telephone cables at 9 20 a m severing service between the Bay Area and California. Pacific Telegraph said restoration was expected this afternoon after rerouting circuits north south and via microwave to the east.
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San Francisco
Livermore
Pacific Telephones & Telegraph Co
Bay Area
California
Silverado Folks Dance Club Beginners Class Opens
The Silverado Folks Dance Club hosts an open beginners class at Silverado Park on Fridays from eight to ten p m. Petra Wright teaches the session sponsored by the Long Beach Recreation Department.
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Silverado
Silverado Park
Petra Wright
Long Beach
Eight Children Die In Twin Home Fires
Eight children perished in two separate fires in Dayton Ohio and Louisville Kentucky. In Dayton four sisters aged 13 to under five died in a small three room house fire while their parents were away. The victims were Nancy Louise 13 Linda Mae 4 Sharon Elizabeth 2 15 and Linda Sue 1 12. The cause of the Dayton fire was not determined. West dairy worker and Mrs West employed in a restaurant were the parents. In Louisville four young Rayman children Irene Elizabeth 6 Robert Walter 4 Leonard Anthony 2 and Edward Marie 1 died when a housing project apartment burned. Several other youngsters escaped from the building, a former Army barracks converted into apartments.
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Dayton
Ohio
Louisville
Nancy Louise
Linda Mae
Sharon Elizabeth
Linda Sue
Earl West
Montgomery County
Robert Zipf
West
Robert C. Rayman J
Irene Elizabeth
Robert Walter
Leonard Anthony
Edward Merie
Locked Up But Window Open in Open-Door Church
The Church of the Open Door in Denver reported a break in after doors were locked. A window was forced or entered, and $220 was stolen, according to church treasurer F. E. Bond. Authorities investigating the early incident.
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Denver
Malenkov Not Eager for Four-Power Conference
Tass dispatch denies a report that Premier Malenkov signaled willingness to attend a four power conference. AFP report cited by British and U S officials as unfounded. French and British offices deny knowledge of such talks.
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London
Moscow
Georgi Malenkov
Tass
M. Malenkov
Council of Ministers
Us.s.r
United States
Britain
France
G. M. Malenkov
Forein
V. M. Molotov
Bermuda
French Press Agency
AFP
Foreign Office
U. S. State Department
Public Card Party at Holy Innocents Parish Hall
A public card party will be held at noon Thursday in Holy Innocents Parish Hall located at 20th Street and Pasadena Avenue. Mrs. Mary Blank serves as hostess.
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Holy Innocents Parish Hall
20Th St
Pasadena Ave
Mary Blank
Boyd Manor Organizes Youth Units Meeting Planned
The Truman Boyd Manor auditorium hosts a 7:30 p.m. meeting to organize Boy Scout Girl Scout and Camp Fire units for Daniel Webster Elementary students. Barbara Baker chairs the Webster PTA event with district leaders describing program benefits. About 700 Webster students may join, with PTA help from J. L. Siragusa of the manor housing project.
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Daniel] Webster
Truman Boyd Manor
Barbara Baker
Webster Pta
33Rd St
Santa Fe Ave
Henry Florence
Florence Sun
Girl Scouts
Marjorie Lyman
Camp Fire Girls
Webster School
PTA
J. L. Siragusa
Manor
Iwo Jima Flag Raiser Ira Hayes Seeks Armistice With Whisky
Ira Hayes, the Iwo Jima flag raising figure, spoke to reporters after leaving Los Angeles where he faced drunkenness arrests. Disillusioned, he plans to return to the Gila Reservation at Bapchule to seek stability, considering Alcoholics Anonymous, as he recalls the Halloween incident and the press of fame.
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Phoenix
Aviz
Ira Hayes
Iwo Jima
Bapchule
Gila Reservation
Los Angeles
Elizabeth Martin
Dean Martin
Hayes
Mrs. Martin
Alcoholics Anonymous
Mt. Suribachi
Cool Off Rubbish Men Burning Over Hot Ash Trade
The director of streets and sewers warns coal heated homes should not throw hot ashes into rubbish trucks. About 20 city trucks catch fire as ashes are dumped into pits and fanned by truck speed. Signs urge residents to cool ashes before collection.
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ST. Louis
Frank Kriz
Press-Telegram Publicated daily except Sunday
Local Long Beach publication line notes daily print with Sunday exemption and street address Sixth Street and Fine Avenue in California. Audit Bureau membership indicated as part of media verification.
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Press-Telegram
Sixth Street
Fine Avenue
Long Beach 12
California
Audit Bureau of
Pet Pes Week South Fear FAD
Entered as second class matter March 18 1888 at Long Beach California post office under act of March 3 carrier delivery. By mail.
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South Fear
Mies
Long Ber
California
Mai
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Long Beach Lancerettes
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Union Oil Company
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