Rabies Victim Found After Near-Fatal Bite
Harry Smarr, a 43 year old restaurant worker and Cherokee Indian, was located hours after a rabid dog attack. He told Chicago Sun Times reporters he read warnings about "Mr X" and that he was bitten on the hand last Friday. He began Pasteur inoculations early today, with seven days left in the incubation window.
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Chaplin Films to Be Shown Says Vickers City Manager
City Manager Samuel E. Vickers ordered the Chaplin film series to proceed at the Municipal Art Center despite protests from Commander Pat Ahern of the Arthur L. Peterson Post American Legion over Chaplin's alleged Communist ties. The showing of four Chaplin films from the 1920s begins at 8 p m with free admission. Rev Jack A Kent and others defend cultural freedom and urge community choice in film selections. Ahern reportedly discussed concerns with several post members, while city officials deflect further comment on the protest or on the use of the Art Center by Federalists.
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TV Star and Newsmen Escape Bus Crash in Algeria
Television star Jinx Falkenburg and news commentator John Cameron, along with United Press vice president Mims Thomason, escaped injury when a bus carrying 30 Americans touring Algeria crashed into an embankment east of Algiers while en route to the airport.
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U S Brands Russia Note Aimed to Slow European Unity
Washington branded Russia s note on a four power ministers meeting as a tactical retreat to gloss Soviet policy. The State Department said the message timed with European defense debates sought to impede EDC ratification and unity while Berlin talks would open at the Bermuda conference. In Pusan Korea a great fire drove about 300000 from homes, destroying U S Army Command HQ and many buildings as wind fanned the flames.
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Nab Bandit Pair Right After Crime
HOLLYWOOD UP It was minutes after the Caroline Pines restaurant held up when two men were caught by radio patrol police today. Marvyn Davidson said he planned a bank deposit when two men entered and, at gunpoint, took two bags of currency. Davidson and eight employees were herded into a back room. One restaurant phone wire was ripped as they fled, but Davidson used a payphone to give police the description and their car. Radio Officers Judd and Perkins found the car three miles away with the money bags and a loaded pistol on the seat. Booked on suspicion of robbery were Al Williams, 28, Pasadena, and James Williams, 46, Chicago.
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Carrier Boxer Leaves for San Francisco
The air craft carrier USS Boxer departed today from San Diego for San Francisco. She had just returned Wednesday from her fourth combat tour during the Korean War, marking another chapter in her wartime service.
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State CD Directors in Washington Conference
State defense directors from New Hampshire Wisconsin and Utah will meet in Washington to study federal civil defense plans. The Federal Defense Administration announced the first conference will run November 30 to December 5 with Rear Adm. Cornelius A. Mann, Maj. Gen. Ralph J. Olson, and Col. Alvin Sessions attending.
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Laniel Wins Confidence Vote in French Assembly
Paris AP says Premier Joseph Laniel won a confidence vote 275 to 244 in the National Assembly. He will attend the Bermuda conference with Foreign Minister Georges Bidault, flying December 2 to meet President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Churchill. One hundred deputies abstained on a weakly worded European policy resolution. The day featured tense debate over the Bermuda conference and a Soviet proposal to meet Western powers to ease tensions.
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French Assembly Backs Major Foreign Policy Move
In a tense session Foreign Minister Georges Bidault threatened to resign over perceived slights as deputies sought unity. A two week long debate culminated in a resolution approving government statements on conditions for ratifying the European army treaty.
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Nine Battle 20 Officers in Holiday Donnybrook
Deputies confronted a large Macias family gathering in Los Nietos on Thanksgiving Day. A chaotic melee left officers assaulted and two deputies needing handcuffs as 20 officers arrived to restore order. Several Macias family members and associates faced charges including disturbing the peace and resisting arrest.
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Ralph Morales
Alejandro Macias Jr
Sheriff's Station
Murder Confession in Susan Rothschild Case in Japan
Sgt Maurice L Schick 29 confessed to strangling Susan Rothschild daughter of Col Jacquard Rothschild in Sagamihara housing area near Tokyo. The Japanese and U S Army investigators described the motive as likely rape attempted but not carried out. The victim’s body was found in a drainage ditch with her mouth gagged.
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L B Folk Injured in Fatal Crash Near Santa Ana
Six members of a Long Beach family were hurt in a Thursday night auto crash near Hansen Ave and Ball Rd between Stanton and Cypress. One woman from Texas died. Drivers Eugene Dryer, Marjorie Dryer, Rose Dryer, and William Muehlenthaler were among the injured. three younger Dryer children escaped serious injury. All were taken to St Joseph Hospital in Orange. coroner pending.
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Tokyo hit by tenth tremor since Thursday
A brief quake rattled downtown Tokyo at 8 30 PM local time. The Tokyo Central Meteorological Observatory announced this was the tenth tremor strong enough to be felt since the first temblor struck the city early Thursday.
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