Five Marines and Two Civilians Die in California Crash
A head on collision on U S Highway 101 at the San Onofre overpass claimed seven lives. Marines from Camp Pendleton and two civilians were killed when a northbound car crossed into the southbound lanes. The driver of the southbound car and five Marines perished alongside two civilians. Names identified include Marine J Hughes and civilian D Davis among the dead. The crash occurred near Deonside as vehicles were hurled from the roadway.
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San Onofre
Los Angeles
Arthur Shankman
Allred St
Lakewood
Camp Pendleton
Deonside
Alion J. Hughes
Billy D. Gray
Donald LeBlanc
Joe &. Delao
Jack G. Bowlin
Thvo
Bernie Harry Davis
Los Angele
Arthur
Davis
Hughes
Six Escape Back Yard Air Crash in Atlanta
An ATLANTA area Navy training plane from They West Florida crashes into a back yard during a late rainstorm. Six crew members aboard were rushed to Grady Hospital with cuts, bruises, and minor injuries. Among those named are Lt. Cmir Lachlan D. McLaughlin, pilot, 35, Syracuse. Ens. Fleibert Carlberg, 20, Watertown, co-pilot. Ens. Wallner Hutcheon, 23, Mount Bethel. Frank Mugner, 18, Philadelphia. Michael Topaliga, 19, Cleveland. Richard Bland, 18, Bridgeport. all treated for non-critical injuries.
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Atlanta
They West
Fla
Grady Hospital
Lachlan D. McLaughlin
Syracust
Ens
Fleibert Carlberg
Waeaton
Wallner
Hutcheon
Mount Bethel
Frank A. Mugner
Philadelphia
Michael K. Topaliga
Cleveland
Ohio
Richard T. Bland
Bridgeport
Conn
Military demand for more ships to confront Zorces at sea
Atm. Arleigh Burke warns the Mideast crisis may endure and urges deployment of additional ships and men. The note appears in the newspaper’s A, B, and classified pages with listings for various sections including death notices and sports.
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Arleigh Burke
Wavel Operations
Zorces
Secret Police Back Hungary Faces New Red Reign
Vienna reports say Soviet secret agents conduct house to house searches for arms in Budapest and the hated AVH has resumed activities, with reliable Budapest sources confirming renewed police actions against rebels and dissidents.
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Vienna
Budapest
AVH
Secret Police
Eastern Dock Strike Idles 5 Ships Here
Five ships idle at Long Beach and Los Angeles harbors as West Coast longshoremen refuse to work vessels tied to East Coast strike ports. The Pacific Maritime Association calls this a contract violation while shippers claim sympathy stoppages. ILWU leaders say Army and Navy goods will be handled. a 20 hour stoppage is planned Monday with a meeting at 231 W. C St Wilmington to discuss wages. Negotiations have been postponed since Sept 29 amid East and Gulf Coast turmoil.
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Long Beach
Los Angeles
Pacific Maritime Association
Acon
Coast Internations Longshoremen's Assn
Nate di Biasi
International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen’s Union Meal
East
Gulf
Inca
Jongshore
At & A.m
Union Hall
W. C St
Wilmington
Fire escape at Ohio State dorm warding off disaster
A fire in Bradley Hall at Ohio State University forced hundreds of girls to evacuate early today. Three students occupied the room where smoke and flames appeared but no injuries occurred. A nurse cared for several evacuees while firemen contained the blaze to a single room.
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Columbus
Ohio
Pi — Sin
Ohio State University
Therour
Leo Specht
Frances Healy
Brad
Bradley Hall
Arms Cargo Arrives in Baghdad
Military spokesmen said a U S arms shipment including tanks and patrol cars arrived in Baghdad. Another consignment as part of the American military aid program is on its way.
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Baghdad
Iraq
U.S
Ags
Weather Update Highlights Clear Skies and Fire Danger
Mostly clear skies with only a slight change in temperature. Strong fire danger continues in mountains and canyons, prompting awareness for outdoor activities and potential restrictions. Authorities urge caution and preparedness amid dry conditions.
Argentines Aid Romanian Family in Legation Escape
A crowd at the Buenos Aires legation helped Gheorge Coman his wife and their two sons flee, securing the release of their 11 month old son. The couple sought asylum claiming danger under communism and planned to settle abroad.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Tom
Legation
Gheorge Coman
Coman
Coran
Buchhrest
Con
Comnan
Anton Moisecu
Avaanttine
Foreign Ministry
Comian
Dock Strike Spreads to More Ports Across Seas
New York reports the longshoremen strike spreading to Atlantic and Gulf ports with sympathy walkouts on the West Coast. By Friday evening, over 60,000 ILWU members had deserted decks from Maine to Texas, including strikes at Miami and Port Everglades, Tampa, and other locations.
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New York
Sizile
Atlantic
Gulf
West Coast
Jongshorimen
Miami
Port Everglades
Fla
Tampe
International Longshoremen's
Assa
Maine
Texas
U N Presses Egypt for Police Force OK
UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold pressed Egyptian officials on the role of the new international police force in the Suez Canal zone. Egypt insisted on sovereign rights and indicated it would not allow UN troops to take over occupation. Hammarskjold met Foreign Minister Mahmoud Fawzi behind closed doors as negotiations continued. Meanwhile, wage talks between the United States and the New York Shipping Association reopened, with a waterfront dispute risking a broader shipping crisis if not settled.
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CATRO
U.N
Dag Hamimarskjold
Suez Canal Zone
al Guriiurriya
Hammarsisfold
Eilgn
Mahmoud Fawzi
Jin
New York
Washington
Suez Canal
Once Around the United States Taxicab Ride
An elderly woman hired a taxi for a cross country trip at a flat rate of 40 dollars daily plus expenses. She planned routes to Florida and Denver among other destinations. Charles Kamp of East Orange was assigned the driver, chosen for politeness and discretion due to the passenger’s sensitive circumstances.
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East Orange
United States
Florida
Denver
Withhele
Charles Kamp
East Grange
Deed
Reds Propose Open Skies Talks At New Summit
The Soviet Union proposed at a new disarmament summit to discuss Eisenhower’s open skies idea. They called for discussing destruction of all H bomb and A bomb stockpiles and ending nuclear tests. Bulganin urged a choice between East West accord and a world war.
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Moscotv
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
India
Europe
Bulganin
Britain
France
China
Soviet Union Conducts Nuclear Test Reported by Moscow
Moscow Radio announced the Soviet Union carried out a nuclear weapon test at great altitude. No immediate details on weapon type were given. The U.S. Atomic Energy Commission noted previous Russian tests and said U.S. comments occur for tests of exceptional size or unusual characteristics.
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Asion
Moscow
Sosek
Washington
U. & Atomic Energy Commission
Tut
Lewis L. Strauss
U. S
Strauss
Envoys Walk Out as Khrushchev Attacks Imperialists
In Moscow Khrushchev railed at imperialists and their puppets prompting NATO ambassadors and the Israeli charge d affaires to leave a Kremlin reception honoring Poland's premier Gomulka. He denounced Britain France and Israel as fascist gangs aiming to destroy socialism in Hungary. Gomulka replied with tempered remarks noting Polish-Soviet talks remain in an atmosphere of understanding.
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Moscow
Wnikita Khrushchev
NATO
Kremlin
Wladyslaw Gomulga
Poland
Hogs Gaid
Britain
France
Israel
Omats
Hungary
Gomulka
Khrushchev
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Janos Madar
Bude West
Revolutionary Committee of Hungarian
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Elungaty
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Svork
Iehida
Fairland
Harry Luckenbach
Seamar
Golden State
Green Mountain State
U. 8
Martha Kabus
Bronx
Saturnia
U. N
Egypt
Bub
Wr Tle
Taft-Flattley
Nasser
Hammiarsfjold
Rome
United Nations
Capodichine Siaging
Naples
Feisenhower
Bganin
Geneva
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