Snowbound Hunters Rescue Reveals Misleading Data Aired
In Utah, nine hunters marooned in a snow bound mountain cabin were rescued after three days. A radio signal to the outside world prompted charges that misleading information aided the oil grab push. Richard Carpenter of the League of California Cities testified before the Legislature about the tale of luck and peril that accompanied the rescue.
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Utah
Kuntsville
Jeff
Thomas B. Allred
Tommy Allred
Brent Holt
Fred Wright
Keith Hancock
Leonard Dickamore
State Highway Commission
Weber County
LeRoy Hadley
Qgden
Long Beach
Richard Carpenter
League of Boundital
Iran Premier Wounded by Moslem Fanatic in Tehran
The 72 year old premier Ala was shot as he walked from a mosque in central Tehran after snowbound hunters reported a gunman. The assailant, Mozaffar Ali Zulshader, was captured near Khanseh. Witnesses described a tense escape and a long trek to safety before reaching a ranger station and radio contact was established with a remote site in Loa Utah.
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Tran
Bruce Allen
Donald Fon
Lake Guy
Hussein Ale
Tehran
Avin
Ala
Bond
Mozaffar Ali Zulshader
Vam Firom
Khanseh
Loa
Utah
Forest Service
Unti
Mostafa Kashani
Ayatullah Kashani
Mohammed Mossadegh
Ind
Mossadegh
Iran
Baghdad
Turkey
Iraq
Pakistan
Britain
Gale Batters Great Lakes Two Die in New York
A strong cold wave with biting wind swept the north, driving Arctic air across the Plains. Gale winds off the Great Lakes caused heavy snow in western New York, closing routes, toppling trees, and causing power failures. At least two deaths and several injuries were attributed to the storm.
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Preas
Plains
North Central
Great Lakes
New York State
Weather and budget notes from Midwest storms and politics
Fresh snowfall in Northern Midwest ranges from light to three inches as a Midwest storm moves northeast. Readings run well below normal from the Rockies to the east, with another Pacific system bringing snow or rain across the divide. Officials discuss next year's budget and potential tax impacts if the budget remains balanced, while political figures avoid definite tax-cut commitments.
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Midwest
U.S. Weather Bureau
Chicago
Ontario
Rockies
Pacific
California
Continental Divide
Carpenter
Hughes
Itheniy
Cilie
Supreme Court
Lake Michi
Budget director says federal budget may balance in 1955-56 and 1956-57
Gett ysburg Pennsylvania AP Budget Director Rowland Hughes reported after a meeting with President Eisenhower that the federal budget appears to balance in both the current 1955-56 fiscal year and the forthcoming 1956-57 period.
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Gettysburg
Rowland Hughes
Eisenhower
Reds Order for Douglas Jets Tops Airline News
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines placed a 50 million dollar order for Douglas DC S jet airliners, boosting backlogged transports to 422 million. Douglas would assemble in Long Beach if Municipal Airport runway expansion proceeds, with 8 more aircraft advancing its jet age lead over Boeing. The piece also notes displaced Americans released from China, and details on missionary deaths and service.
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KLM
Royal Dutch Airlines Today
Douglas Aircraft Co
Douglas
Long Beach
Municipal Airport
Bce
Steater
Boeing Aircraft
Seattle
London
Peiping Radio
Pan
Waltham
Mass
Atv
Passionist Seminary
Dunkirk
N.Y
Justin Garvey
iUnion City
N. J
China
I. G Farrar
I. A. Aler
Royal Dutch Airlines
Rainstorms to bring up to an inch this weekend
A storm from Alaska headed toward Long Beach could drop up to one inch of rain over the weekend while today’s light showers brought about .21 inch. Temperatures will linger in the mid to upper 60s with snow flurries at elevations above 5,000 feet and traffic incidents in the city remain minimal.
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Long Beach
Alaska
Ravnnes
Weather Bureau
Los Angeles
Torrance-Lomita
Rolling Hills
Torrance
Compton
Anton
Seers Westramsier
WinterdDure
Fragmentary newspaper note crosses multiple pages
A terse OCR fragment mentions continued notes across Pages A-7 A-6 and columns 12 2 and 4, indicating a story or item spanning multiple pages but with no readable substantive details. The text provides no names, dates, places, or events to anchor a fuller summary.
Earthquake shakes Copiapo in Atacama region
A strong earthquake struck the northern Chilean city of Copiapo in the Atacama region early today. Measurements and details were not immediately available, but residents reported shaking and minor damage in some areas. Local authorities were assessing aftershocks and safety needs.
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Chile
Santiago
Copiape
Atacama
Paratrooper Killed in Japan Training Exercise
A U S paratrooper died when his parachute failed during a training jump in Beppu Japan for the 508th Airborne Regimental Combat Team. Twenty one others were injured as about 50 soldiers took part in the maneuver per Asahi.
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Beppu
Japan
U. S
508Th Airborne
Asahi
Apartment Fire in Hull Kills Four in Three-Story Building
Four people died in a three story frame apartment building fire in Hull Quebec. Six others were hospitalized with injuries. Names read include Yvonne Belisle nine Diane Parent four Lucien Dirger forty and Andre Parent father of the four year old.
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Hull
Que
Perrsons
Yvonne Belisle
Diane Parent
Lucien Dirger
Andre Parent
Dulles Plane Forced Down in Bermuda for Engine Trouble
U S Secretary of State John Foster Dulles diverted to Bermuda while returning from the Geneva Big Four conference after the Columbine II developed engine trouble. Eisenhower’s plane will stay for repairs, and Dulles continues home on a Washington flown aircraft. He stayed at the U S Consul’s house, worked briefly, and swam during the stopover.
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Aamilion
Bermuda
Wwe
U. S
John Foster
Dulles
Columbine II
Eisenhower
Washington
House of
T. J. Maleahy
Where to Find It in The Times
A compact index lists sections and page references for features such as Beach Combing on C-1, Boyle on A-27, Bridge on A-27, Classifieds C-9 to C-15, Comics C-8, Crossword B-3, Editorial A-26, Financial C-3, Obituaries C-2, Radio and TV C-6, Shipping B-14, Sports A-29 to A-31, Theaters C-4 and C-3, Tides Temperatures B-14, Wilson A-27, Women B-1 to B-4, and Your World A-2.
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Boyle
Wilson
Race Death Free Driver Trapped In Car
Police and firemen raced to free Jack Croft 24 from a wreck after a collision with an oil truck at Pacific Coast By The Toledo. Unable to use acetylene torches due to fire risk, rescuers pried the car free for 45 minutes, sending Croft to Community Hospital in critical condition with multiple fractures and facial injuries. The truck driver Julius Ramo 34 of Angell Norwalk was uninjured.
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Jack Croft
Lime Ave
Pacific Coast
Toledo
Joft
Croft
Community Hospital
Julis Ramo
Angell Norwalk
Cloudy Skies Likely With Light Showers Through Friday
Continued cloudy weather with light showers and little temperature change expected through Friday, bringing subdued conditions across the area. The forecast calls for sporadic showers with no significant warm or cold air movement anticipated.
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Utah Mountains
Lran
California Tidelands Protective Assa
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Southern California Gas Co
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Wisconsin
Erie
Genesee
Maw York
Une Or
Reds
Southland
White House
Secretary of Commerce
Beach
Penny Shank
Mission Beach Slough
San Diego
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