Geneva Meet Ends in Deep Western Soviet Split
The Big Four foreign ministers conference in Geneva closed amid unanimous failure to resolve German reunification and European security. Molotov led the final session while blaming the West. Western ministers blamed Soviet hardening. Talks began Oct 27 with hopes from the July summit, but ended with no agenda for a new meeting. Dulles prepared to fly to Washington.
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Four Navy sailors escape car plunge from Ocean Blvd bridge
Four sailors from USS Pine Island survived a 20 foot plunge into the central channel after their 2955 sedan crashed through a railing on Ocean Boulevard Bridge. Harley Mathews, 22, said steering failure caused the plunge as others swam to rocks and piling under the bridge to await rescue. In Redondo Beach, Robert A. Davis, 24, was booked on suspicion of murder after an investigation into a related fatality.
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Dulles Will Overture to Winter Weather Report
Weather report from Associated Press describes a broad cold wave hitting the nation, with northern Rockies to Missouri Valley under frost and midwestern warnings. It notes subzero temps, snowfall in the plains, and two Long Beach area deaths in a separate train crash near Lomita, plus a White House plan for Dulles to address the Geneva conference from Washington.
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Pair Jailed in Beating at Infant
Lynwood police arrested an 18 year old car hop and her boyfriend, Roy Burch 31, on suspicion of savagely beating the 22 month old Panicl Nath. The child is in critical condition with head injuries burns and possible internal injuries. The mother Florence Cox 18, a motel resident, and Burch were jailed after police statements and hospital findings.
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Partly cloudy weather continues through Thursday
A local forecast notes partly cloudy skies and slightly warmer temperatures through Thursday. The inland region should see mild days with cooler evenings, and no significant precipitation is expected. Winds are light, with no major weather hazards anticipated.
Beach Combing on Page C L Royte A17
A brief notice lists where to find feature sections such as beach combing on page C L Royte with cross references to pages A17 for bridge and sports from A18 to A21. It also notes obituaries on C-2 and vital statistics on E-1 along with other sections including comics on D-8 and theaters on D-6 and D-7.
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Fujii Family Tragedy After Gambling Losses at Races
Japanese man K Fujii, 38, borrowed 277 to cover debts at bicycle races and bet on luck. Police found the drowned bodies of Fujii, his wife, mother, and three children on Daio beach, linked to a suspected family pact.
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Campbell sets world speedboat record at Lake Mead
England's Donald M. Campbell piloted the jet powered Bluebird to 239.5 mph on one run and 182.9 mph on another to break his own world speedboat mark at Lake Mead Nevada. An earlier attempt revealed missing wire links on timing towers, which were repaired before the record run.
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Hunter gored in leg by deer he shot in Montana
GREAT FALLS Mont A hunter injuries from a deer he shot. Jess McDonald said he had shot a two point buck in the High wood Mountains. As he approached the animal it charged, pinned by an antler in his right thigh. He slipped, rolled down a hill, retrieved his rifle, and killed the buck with a point blank shot.
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Man in 12-Story Bay City Jump Rescue Reunites With Wife
Armand Escalante, 30, teetered on a 12 story ledge above a crowded street as police and a team of rescuers including two priests and a fireman coaxed him down. He drank coffee, smoked, and finally accepted whisky before being pulled to safety. He and his estranged wife Aura were later reunited in a San Francisco hospital ward.
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Army Officer Killed in Helicopter Collision
An Army officer from Rochester New York was killed in a helicopter collision on Monday. The 2nd Lt. William Hutchison, 27, was identified by Rocker officials. A second man was injured and the officer's wife resides in Rochester.
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Terry Moore Sues Rave Magazine for $2 Million
Screen actress Terry Moore files a libel suit against Rave Magazine over an October Istanbul Hilton Hotel opening article. The complaint alleges the piece was malicious false and degrading and was filed Tuesday in court.
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Magician Ronald Frank Strangled During City Show
Ronald Frank, a magician, died during a social function in Clarendon Village after placing a rope around his neck and directing 12 volunteers to pull. The crowd watched as the ends were pulled before he was ready, and he succumbed to the injuries. Police investigate the incident as a fatal accident.
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Grandmas Blamed for Recurrent Colds in Children
Houston TV study links innocent home factors to kids' recurring respiratory infections. Dr. Almon Halpern notes rugs, dust, and mold can trigger colds in preschoolers while chemicals may curb airborne irritants. He warns healthy relatives with chronic bronchitis can spread germs, sometimes requiring family-wide vaccine or prophylaxis.
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