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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1954

Page

3

New Blasts Reopen Mine After Sealing Tragedy

Jamison Coal No. 9 mine, sealed after 15 miners died and a 16th died at the surface, was blasted open by three new explosions. Rescue teams faced deadly gas as workers walled entrances. the mine was sealed to cut air flow and fire. A school near the mine was closed over safety fears. many children lost or missing parents. Officials warned reopening could take days or months as air quality and fire conditions are assessed.

Farmington W. Va Jamison No. 9 James Fork Ming Offeigls Bas Federal Mine Bureau State Frank B. King Ite

Integration deadlines debated by four states Supreme Court briefings

Attorneys for Negro parents in four states urged the Supreme Court to require desegregation by September 1955. Arkansas urged sending the issue to Congress, South Carolina to state legislatures, and Virginia questioned feasibility in parts of the state. Virginia argued court decrees and orders can�t force desegregation in opposed areas. The court set oral arguments for December 6, with briefs from Delaware and Kansas included.

Washington UPI Supreme [Court Arkansas Congress South Carolina Virginia J. Lindsay Almond Delaware Kansas Tom Gentry Board of Trustees Clarendon County Matt Morse Indore Senate Ser U. 8 News and World Adiai Stevenson Gorel Yon

Ex-Polish Official Escapes to West in Sealed Train Car

Jan Abramowicz, 26, a former Polish communist official, says he fled to the West hidden in a sealed railroad car used by a French theater troupe. He traveled from Warsaw on Oct 21, endured three days without food or water, and, after a halt at the Polish-Czech border, was eventually detained in Stuttgart before reaching a West German refuges camp. He hopes to join his sister in Chicago, who married an American soldier after the war.

Munich Germany Polis Vis Jan Abramowicz Radio Free Europe Warsaw Jers Abramowicz Stuttgart West Germany Chicago

Grudge Motive Ruled Out in Wealthy Grocer Killing

Los Angeles police ruled out a grudge as the motive in the slaying of wealthy grocer David L. Nagin and reported the killer fled after a confrontation with Nagin and his wife Maurine. Investigators sought a hospital tip on a wounded man seen nearby, while details on the attacker remained unclear as they reviewed scenes in Los Angeles and surrounding areas.

Los Angeles David L. Nagin Nagin Wagin West Angeles Tad Maurine San Bernardino Cleveland National Forests Cin William V. Mendenhall

Racing cars crash in Venezuela crowd tragedy kills nine

A Venezuelan road race near Caracas ends in disaster as a Alfa Romeo and a Austin Healey collide at high speed along a highway 45 miles west. Nine people are killed and five seriously injured as cars plunge into a dense crowd. Authorities launch an inquiry into the crash and the sponsors.

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