Missing Car Tied to South Whittier Killing Probe
Investigators probing the murder of insurance adjuster Andrew J. Kmiec in South Whittier found a missing 1983 convertible at a drive-in in East Los Angeles. Kmiec was shot while his girlfriend Dolly Ann McCormick watched. Police describe the killer as a likely psychopath driven by a twisted compulsion.
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Yeeting
South Whittier
East
Los Angeles
Andrew J. Hmiec
S51 N
Beverly Glen Blvd
Dolly Ann McCormick
Bollywood
Kimee
Kmiec
Miss McCormick
The
Slayer
Weather Forecast Sees Fog and Variable Clouds
Late night and early morning fog is expected with variable high cloudiness Tuesday. Little change in temperature is anticipated, with light winds and a mild to moderate overall sky cover outlook for the period.
Little Hope to Resume PW Interviews Seen
The Red terms stall talks as the commission debated how to segregate Korean and Chinese prisoners. The Indian command argues division is impractical and there are not enough compounds to separate 500 war prisoners. Swedish delegate Maj Svenstrom doubts resumption, urging rapid interviews and release by January 22 under armistice interpretation.
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Panmunjom
Red
Jan Svenstrom
U.N
Alger Hiss Loses Second Parole Plea in Washington
The parole board in Washington auto reconsiders Alger Hiss parole after a year, keeping the prior denial. Dr Paul Tappan, chairman, announced no change in the denial. Hiss, a former State Department official, serves a prison term for perjury in a related case.
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Washington
Alger Hiss
Prion
Paul Tappan
U. S&s
Bosra
Board of Parole
State Department
Three missing sailors aboard Kitty Wake feared lost at sea
Coast Guard renewed dawn search for Lee R. Reed, 56, Carl Hull, 56, and Jack Berg, 22, aboard the 32-foot Kitty Wake after they departed San Pedro last Tuesday for a Catalina Island cruise. An all-day Sunday sweep covered Santa Catalina, San Clemente Islands, Point Vicente and the San Diego area.
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Coast Guard
Lee RB
Reed
Northridge
Jack Berg
March Air Force Base
Riverside
Carl 4E
Hull
St. San’Pedro
Santa Catalina Island
San Clemente Islands
Point Vicente
San
San Fedrao
Dana Point
San Clemente Island
Kitty Wake
Eisenhower to Spend Thanksgiving in Georgia
President Eisenhower will depart at 9 1 a m Tuesday for a Thanksgiving holiday in Augusta Georgia. The White House says he and Mrs Eisenhower will fly in the Col umbine to Fort Benning to pick up their son Major John Eisenhower his wife and grandchildren before proceeding to Augusta.
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Eisenhower
Georgia
Washington
Augusta
White House
Columbine
Ft. Benning
Maj
John Hisén“hower
Ft, Benning
Untitled newspaper page index and section list
The page guide lists sections and page numbers across the publication including Beach Combing Kit Bridge Classified Comics Crossword Editorial Financial Obituaries Radio and TV Shipping Tides Temperatures Women Your World and more with page references A-2 A-4 B-3 B-12 B-13 B-15 B-16 B-164019. No narrative content is provided beyond seating the table of contents and section locations.
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Billy Rose
Boyle
Feeley
Home Saved From Collapse Amid Surfside Chaos
Giant swells pounded Surfside Colony as a house on 1104 owned by Lyman Elvidge was saved from collapse by brace efforts and a Caterpillar tractor. Evacuations spread as his garage floor collapsed into the ocean. Elvidge, 45, owes a $3000 mortgage. family fled to safety. Nearby homes faced further danger as 6.4-foot tides carved a 100-foot hole in the street. The scene included residents rushing to move furniture and brace structures on a day of fear and damage. In Kansas City, AP reports Carlos Hall writing to Robert Greenlease asking forgiveness for the Bobby Greenlease kidnap slaying, referencing missing money and the trial.
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William Elvidge
Steff Fhotos
Segxing
Uyman Elvidge
Elvidge
Sandy
Collanse
Kansas City
Austin Hall
Robert C. Greenlease
Greenlease
Bobby
Hall
St. Louis
Grechlease
Mall
Missouri
Jefferson City
Bonnie Brown Heady
Elmer Dolan
North Coast Flooded with More Rain Expected
Heavy weekend rains flooded the Coquille Valley in southwest Oregon isolating about 3,500 people and causing at least one death when a bridge collapsed under a pickup near Grants Pass. The Rogue and Siuslaw rivers rose, roads and coffer dams were breached, and multiple highways were blocked. The Coast Guard stood by with boats and an amphibious vehicle for possible evacuations as a new storm loomed.
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Portland
Ore
A.P
Pacific Northwest
Oregon
Weather Bureau
Coquille Valley
Chester Samuelsson
Cape Blanco
Mapleton
Coquille
Myrtle Point
Powers
Grants Pass
Rogue
Savage Rapids
Eugene
Coast High Way
Willlamette Pass
Klamath Falls
Willamette Valley
Willamette River
Coast Guard
Coquille River
Air Raid Sirens Sound in Test
At noon today Long Beach conducted a statewide emergency siren test. Sirens emitted an all clear as crowds reported hearing the signals widely. Police reported a flood of calls from citizens who missed earlier announcements while Civil Defense volunteers checked areas with poor reception. Further reports were expected from volunteers later.
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Long Beach
Civil Defense
1000 Teens Seized In Philly Gang Roundup
Philadelphia police led a large crackdown on teen gangs after a weekend sweep. More than 1,000 youths were taken into custody across city divisions, with 625 in one northern district and over 400 elsewhere. An activist plan aims to curb beatings and robberies by youths. A 45-year-old woman suffered assault during the raids as officers recovered guns and switchblade knives.
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Philadelphia
Howard R. Leary
Juvenile Aid Bucca
Thomas J. Giberons
Gibbons
John F. Driscoll
Hirstein Medical Center
Driscoll
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Ridge
Lund
Mildred Fant
June Haver
Darryl F. Zanuck
Joe Campbell
Santa Monica
Miss Haver
North Coast
Philly
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