35 Men Rescued and 7 Trapped on Broken Tanker
In hurricane winds from the Irish Sea to Holland, 14 seamen were feared dead as rescues unfolded. The 20,125-ton Liberian tanker World Concord split off South Wales, with 42 Greek crew. 35 men were saved, seven remained aboard the forward section, seven trapped inside a lightship, and a U.S. helicopter aided an English bird watcher before night halted operations. Work to resume at dawn was planned if weather allowed.
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London
Irish Sea
Holland
SOS
South Wales
U. S
English Channel
LU. S
World Concord
Pope Pius VII Faces Recurrence of Hiccups and Illness
Vatican sources report Pope Pius VII, 78, suffers a recurrence of hiccup attacks and vomiting amid a serious gastric ailment. He will return to Rome from Castel Gandolfo but cancel a visit to Santa Maria in Trastevere and suspend general audiences and spiritual exercises through December 4.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Pius VII
Rome
Castel Gancolio
Basilica of
Santa Maria
Trastevere
Weather forecast shows fog inland from coast overnight
Fog spreads from the coast during night and early morning hours with hazy afternoon sunshine.
Fear 3 Dead in Explosion on Tanker
A tanker's engine room blast in the Olav Ringdal Jr. near Swansea Wales killed three of the 42 crew and left many others jumping overboard. Fifteen survivors were hospitalized, two Norwegian stewards were safe, and fire suppression took four hours. The Oslo bound vessel was docked when the explosion occurred and the cause was not immediately known.
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Swansea
Wales
Olav Ringdal
South Wales
Oslo
Formosans Report: Red Frogmen Die From Poison Pills
The Nationalist Defense Ministry claims CPI frogmen were forced to swallow delayed action poison pills as a fatal warning for spying on Nationalists. A frogman captured on Matsu on Nov 19 allegedly died within 24 hours after failing to return for antidotes.
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Taipeh
Formosa
CPI
Nationalist
Defense Ministry
Matsu
Proper
Nab Hero Dandoy Kin in Kidnap Case
Two men accused of kidnapping and criminal assault in Palos Verdes Estates include Jack Nearthery, 21, of Torrance, a war hero with Bronze and Silver Stars, and Ernest Dandoy, 23, Harbor City brother of USC football star Aramis Dandoy. They admit relations with the widow but deny forcible rape and slang of her escort. Police traced Nearthery from the victim's description and both suspects reportedly confessed to sexual relations with Mrs. Marilyn Hitchcock, 27, of Harbor City. Detectives say the men were held in San Pedro jail on suspicion of kidnapping, assault, and rape.
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San Pedro
Palos Verdes Estates
Jack I. Nearthery
Torrance
Korea
Ernest G. Dandoy
Harbor City
Aramis Dandoy
USC
Gene Tinch
Mariolyn Hitchcock
Doble ‘Ave
Virgil ‘Robertson
Rockefeller Lane
Redondo Beach
Palos Verdes Hills
Hitchcock
Robinson
Pacific Coast Hwy
Vermont Ave
Fog Shuts Down L A Airports and Stalls Weekend Traffic
Dense fog and smog envelop Southern California for a fourth straight day with Long Beach and Los Angeles airports closed at noon. Observers warned of more fog tonight into Sunday, while ships moved in harbor amid limited visibility. A rugby game in Long Beach was canceled, and traffic crashes mounted to 3,479 since last Wednesday with two direct deaths. Three infants died from respiratory attacks as autopsies planned to probe smog's role.
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California
Weather Bureau
Observer
Pacific
Long Beach Municipal
Los Angeles International Airport
Lockheed
Burbank
Long Beach
Los Angeles
Veterans Memorial Stadium
Taondon
Ron Gelder
London
James Grockett
Norwalk
Angelus Hospital
Hiss Released Again Claims He's Innocent
Alger Hiss walked free after 44 months in federal prison still protesting his innocence of passing secrets to Russia. He told reporters at the gates he would renew efforts to dispel deception and vindicate his name. He left with wife Priscilla and son Anthony for New York, saying he would confront what he calls fantastic inventions about him.
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Lewisburg
Alger Hiss
Russia
Hiss
Priscilla
Anthony
Hina
New York
State Department
Whittaker Chambers
Two U S Women Die in Tijuana Mystery
Two American women died in a Tijuana hotel Friday night. Jeanette Anderson Oehrichs 41 of Los Angeles and Gladys Armstrong 38 from Joliet Indiana registered together. Police found an empty bottle said to have held 100 sleeping pills but doubt they caused death. Armstrong bought pills for a friend then collapsed, clutching a $5 bill. Oehrichs collapsed half an hour later. autopsies were planned.
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Tijuana
Mex
Jeanette Anderson Oehrichs
Los Angeles
Gladys Armstrong
Joliet
Armstrong
Oodricks
Fire Destroys Famed Bazaar in Istanbul
A massive fire swept Istanbul's famous covered bazaar area destroying 1,500 shops and causing losses running into millions. Firefighters fought for 12 hours as flames burned 24 of 65 lanes. authorities feared total damage could reach hundreds of millions.
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Aistanbul
Turkey
Istanbul
Tenk Himalaya
17th Child Born on 43rd Birthday in Cambridge
Cambridge report says Mrs. Anna Martell marked her 43rd birthday by celebrating her large family, as she reportedly welcomed her 17th child on the occasion. The event underscores a notable family expansion in the Cambridge area.
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Cambridge
Mass
Anna Martell
Where to Find It Boyle-Page B-2 Churches-Pages A-4
Brief fragment lists sections and page references for content locations in the newspaper, indicating where readers can find church and religious pages along with other sections referenced by page and column markers.
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Boyle
Churches
Thea
Island Bandit King Slain in Gun Battle
Pasquale Tandeddu, 28, the bandit king of Sardinia, was killed in a Friday night gun battle with carabinieri near Orgosolo. He had eluded authorities for five years, and Sardinia remains a hub for large scale bandit activity in Europe.
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Island
Cagliari
Sardinia
Mediterranean
Chicago
Pasquale Tandeddu
Carabinieri
National Police
Orgosolo
Europe
Ganas
Senator Sees No War Risk in Proposal
Senator Knowland proposes a blockade on Communist China if 13 American airmen remain jailed. He would pursue UN support but says the US can act alone if allies hesitate. He backs strong protests to Peiping and warns of costly resistance if Beijing ignores demands for release. He asserts no grave risk of war and emphasizes moral duty to free the captives.
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Washington
Sen
Knowland
Calif
United States
China
Senate
United Nations
Eknowland
Peiping
Hut
Free World
Asia
State and Defenses Department
Knowland seeks swift censure action on McCarthy
California Senator Knowland urged Senate action on a censure resolution against Senator McCarthy by December 11. He said lengthy debate is unlikely when the Senate resumes after the 10 day recess. McCarthy, hospitalized for an elbow injury, is expected to attend the session if his condition allows.
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Washington
Upi
Knowland
California
Senate
Sen
McCarthy
Wis
Sente
Bethesda Raval Medical Center
All Western Band Review Draws Massive Parade crowds
Fog did not deter thousands lining Long Beach streets for the All Western Band Review as 67 bands trained for eight years performed. Drum majors from six to seven high schools led the 4 hour showcase with 8000 spectators watching in a sunny municipal setting, with awards to be presented later at Municipal Auditorium.
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America
Falcon Ave
Cedar Ave
Ocean Blvd
Long Beach
California
Prosevent High School
el Cajon-La Mesa
San Diego
Municipal Auditorium
Wither
A.trosphy
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