Look to U. S. to Halt Russ Mideast Bid
Beiru t Lebanon AP report notes Arab neighbors tightening internal security and seeking Western aid to counter a feared pro Soviet shift in Damascus. 23 arrests tied to bombings. Jordan's Nabulsi signals break from Britain, seeking US assistance. tensions overshadow ceasefire in Egypt as UN forces plan to reposition headquarters.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Swia
Damascus
Meny
Inamman
Jorden
Suleiman Nabulsi
Ial
Egypt
EL. M. Burks
U. N. Police
Foren
Langer
Dorsey Death By Choking On Food Particles
Famed trombonist Dorsey was found dead in Greenwich after choking in sleep. Doctor C Stanley Knapp dated death to about 2 am and noted no intoxicants beyond two glasses of wine. Coroner Edger Krentz will wait for toxicology results before an inquest. A note left by Dorsey added to the mystery as family details and a pending divorce were mentioned.
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Greenwich
Conn
Dorsey
Stanley Knapp
Mideast
Eisenhower
David Knapp
Dosty
Ben-Gurion
Janie
New York
Bansleader
Edger Krentzman
State Health Department
Hartford
Toy
Knapp
Barzie
Bazzie
Ruth Newland
Auanta
Susie
Tina Barsie
Sonal
Dplsey
Susié
Daughtold
Johns Hopkinster
Baltimore
el Barzie
Tommy Dorsey
Greenwich, Doan
Jimmy
Teresa
Tommy
Janice
Airliner crash in Venezuela kills 25 near Caracas
A Constellation airliner from New York crashed into a clouded mountain near Maiquetia airport, killing all 25 aboard. The craft carried 16 adults, two infants, and 7 crew. 34 search parties reached 6,000 foot peaks in Boca Chica. US citizens among victims include Robert Bernard and Benjamin Regan, with a large Peete family among the dead.
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Caracas
Venezuela
New York
Leday
Linea Arcopostal Venezola- Ma
Marcel Cambalert
Boca Chica
Gelipan
Fapolon
Maiquetia
Mt. Avila
United States
Robert Bernard
Senjamin Regan
Evan Thomas
Helen M. Soom
John Zlozk
Charles Peets
Nettie C. Peete
Deborah Peete
Kenny Peete
Jan Karen Peete
Peete
St. Louis Cardinal
U S Leads Olympics In Melbourne Track Sweep
The United States built a large medal lead at the Melbourne Olympics aided by Bebbow and Gerter in sprint events and a strong discus showing. Morrow won the 200 for a double sprint title, while Gordien and Koch completed a US one two in the discus, as the Americans padded their total with multiple golds and set a pair of meeting records.
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Melbourne
I/P
United States
Bebbow
al Gerter
Russia
Yankze Rowats
U. S
Morrow
San Benito
Texas
Jed
Andy Stanfield
Jersey City
Thane Baker
Elishart
Kan
Jesse Owens
Benin
Abikone Christian College
Owen
Gertler
New Hye Park
N.Y
Abseus
Sam Innes
Fortune Gordien
Brightwood
Ore
Desmond Koch
Shelton
Wasi
Drunken streetcar operator charged after collision in San Francisco
Arthur Miller, 38, waited in his car for a fight to turn green when a streetcar struck from behind. Police booked 38 year old George Lattz on a charge of operating a streetcar while intoxicated after the collision.
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San Francisco
Arthur Miller
Streatcar
Miller
Oler
George Lattz
Navy Planes Crash Near Raymondyville Texas
Two Navy jet training planes collided at 22,000 feet about 14 miles north of Kore. A Navy spokesman in Corpus Christi said both pilots were believed killed as the aircraft plunged to the earth.
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Raymondyville
Tex
Kore
Navy
Corpus Christi
Taiwan Leaders Call Chou En Lai Proposal Nonsense
Nationalist Chinese officials dismissed Chou En Lai's suggestion that Chiang Kai Shek join a Peking government as nonsense. The remark followed Chou's Phnom Penh meeting during an official Cambodian visit described as part of a broader communist peace offensive.
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Chou En-Lai
Chiang Kai Shek
Peking
Chou
Phnom Penh
Cambodia
U N Balks at Footing Canal Bill
United Nations delegates clash over who should bear the cost of salvage and the emergency force in the Suez Canal crisis. The General Assembly authorized up to 10 million dollars from the UN working capital to cover force expenses, amid broad opposition to canal salvage payments by Britain France and Israel.
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United Nations
Suez Canal
Ruesta
Egypt
Britain
France
Israel
Shoul
General Assembly
Russia
Assembly
Daz Hammarsfield
Us NL
Gun Argument Ends in Killing in Kansas City
Frances Camarena a 35 year old mother of four was found dead from a bullet wound to the temple after an argument with her husband Alexander over a revolver he claimed to have won by matching coins. Police reported she said the gun would shoot and he then shot her.
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Kansas City
Frances Camarena
Alesander
Li Wayne Gibson
Police Department
Cemarena
Camarena
Camerena
Gibson
Weather Outlook Says Sunny Through Wednesday
Mostly sunny skies hold through Wednesday with high clouds later. Warm temperatures and elevated fire danger noted by forecasters.
Hungarians See Premier Kadar Amid Revolt Stalemate
A Budapest Workers' Council member says Premier Janos Kadar must reorganize Hungary's shattered economy while resistance continues. Fire crews gain control over large forest blazes near the San Diego River area as Hungarian workers push for Imre Nagy restoration and Russian troop withdrawal. U.N. observers are barred as the rebellion is labeled an internal affair.
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Budapest
Hungary
Boas
Youne
San Diego
Santa Ysabel
Boulder Creek
Council
Onsistent
Prem Tier Imre Nagy
Unops
Rom Kadar
Imre Nagy
U. N
Workers
Robber Snatches Bank Cash in Lone Heist
A bank teller Wilma de Filippo describes a man sliding under the wicket and taking 1002 dollars from Citizens National Bank in Los Angeles before fleeing with an accomplice in a waiting car.
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Los Angeles
Wilma de Filippo
Citizens National Bank
Two Thugs Slash Rob L A Wife
Los Angeles police report two men broke into Blanche Blaises home by a broken window, slashed her face and neck with a knife, and stole 513,400 in furs and jewelry including a mink coat and platinum ring while threatening to cut her if she screamed. her husband Albert Blaises works nights for a railroad.
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Los Angeles
VPIW
Blanche Blaises
Beake
Esther
Where to Find It in the Paper and Notes on Science
The page lists where to find international updates on Soviet harassment of Allied tank movements into East Germany and explains a relativity fallacy in space travel theory. It references sections A-1 A-2 B-7 BT and various pages for classifieds, puzzles, obituaries, and different news, weather, and features.
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U.S
East Germany
Sciene
Mau Mau Marshal Sentenced to Death in Kenya Case
Dedan Kimathi, 35, self styled Mau Mau fields marshal, was sentenced to death by British colonial court in Nyeri for possession of a revolver and ammunition under security laws. He appeared on a stretcher after being wounded in a forest clash with security forces on October 21. British authorities say most Mau Mau fighters have been killed or captured.
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Nairobs
Kenya
Dedan Hkimathi
Mau
Kimathi
Nyeri
Mawau
Wave Crashes Sunset Beach Wrecks Home on Oahu
A towering wave struck Sunset Beach on Oahu at 7:30 AM injuring residents and washing a house away. A body was found in the surf near First Imports, as ambulances and police rushed to the coastal area about 40 miles from Honolulu.
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Honolulu
Sunset Beach
Oahu Island
First Imports
Traffic Trick Bumpers Cause Car Lapse
A one year old Peyton Randolph Omokun, driverless or misread, bumped the rear of another car at a Salt Lake City stop light. Both cars left. Chris Wetzel, 66, turned and saw a driverless car tailing him. A bystander helped explain the situation and bring the vehicle back.
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Salt
Peyton Randolph Omoekundra
Chris Wetzel
Omokundra
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Taos
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Kadar
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