Man Pulled Into Boat Saved After Drowning Hold
San Pedro police report a Campion man saved a fisherman at Fish Harbor Friday afternoon. James G. Crawley, 46, of San Diego fell from a wharf, struck his head, and unconscious water intake. Rolando Watson, 55, of 400 S Temple St, pulled him into a boat and administered artificial respiration until rescue crews arrived. Crawley was taken to Seaside Hospital in Long Beach in serious condition with a head injury.
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James G. Crowley
San Diego
San Pedro
Roland Watson
Temple St
Compton
John Crawford
Joya
Crowley
Kima
Crawford
H. M. Wakeman
Rescue Company 36
Los Angeles Fire Department
Watson
Fisher Westerly
Campion
Fish Harbor
James G. Crawley
Tie
S. Temple St
Fire Department
Seaside Hospital
Long Beach
Agreement Reached on Germany Arming
Belgian Foreign Minister Paul Henri Spaak said in London after a nine power conference that full agreement has been reached on a system to control West German rearmament. Spaak spoke as the eight allied nations and France discussed training, rearms, and linking Germany into the proposed plan at Lancaster House.
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London
France
Paul- Henri Spaak
Spaak
Lancaster House
West Germany
West Europe
Spank
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Brussels
Pierre Mendes-France
U. S
John Foster Dulles
Lester Pearson
Canada
Mendes-France
Czechs Free Two Seized Americans
Two American soldiers, 1st Lt. Richard H. Dries from St. Albans New York and George Fisk of Austin Texas, were freed by Czech authorities at a West German checkpoint after a two week seizure near Eslarn Bavaria during a border mission. The Czechoslovak government had accused them of espionage while they were detained.
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Waidhaus
Germany
Richard H. Dries
St. Albans
Long Island
Young
George Fisk
Austin
Texas
Eslarn
Bavaria
Pale
Czech
Air Force hunts dangerous rocket pod after jet drop
Burlington Vermont residents were warned by the Air Force that a highly dangerous container of explosive rockets dropped from a fighter Friday and remains unfound. Ethan Allen Air Base said the planed malfunction caused the pod to fall during an Essex Center Fairfield air defense mission. A motorized search by helicopters failed to locate the container and residents were told to alert state police or the base immediately if found and not to tamper with it.
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Burlington
Air Force
Ethan Allen
Essex Center
Fairfield
French Premier MendesFrance quits ninepower talks
London reports MendesFrance walked out of the nine power conference on rearming Germany citing illness. Roland de Moustier took his place as discussions continued and officials indicated an agreement forming on German rearma ment amidst shifting plans.
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London
Pierre Mendes-France
Germany
Roland de Moustier
Mendes-France
Felix von Eckhardt
Got Even Pedestrian Walks Across Car In Houston
Curtis F Maxwell jumped onto the fender and walked over the hood of a car blocking a downtown Houston pedes rian lane at a red light. Walter Sama, 31, had him arrested on a malicious mischief complaint. Maxwell posted $500 bond.
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Auto Houston
Tex
Curtiss F. Maxwell
Houston
Maxwell
Walter Sama
Justice of the Peace
W. C. Ragan
Sama
Where to Find It Boyle Page Guide Text
A brief locator listing sections and page numbers for newspaper content. Includes Churches, Classifieds, Comics, Crossword, Financial, Obituaries, Radio and TV, Schools, Shipping, Southland Cities, Sports, Theaters, and Temperatures.
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Boyle
Southland
Giants Sweep Indians In Wild World Series Game Four
The New York Giants defeated Cleveland 7-4 to complete a four game World Series sweep, despite a late Indians rally. Johnny Antonelli relieved to help close out the win as Giants offense struck early, scoring seven runs in the first five innings before Cleveland narrowed the gap late.
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Cleveland
New York Giants
Cleveland Indians
Johnny Antonelli
Giants
Indians
Tife
Cianta—Lockmap
Dark
Lemon
Tly
Westlake
Necunn
Mays
Thompson
Irvin
Dieid Yence
Willlama
Thompava
Westrum
Rghtield
Westrale
Diane
Williama
Brock
Fysen
Bownder
Werts
Intermnife Elevena
Wertz
Dente
Third Dining Giants
Lockman
iMpeles
Dounlento
Rosen
Williams
Baya
Megan Cwathe
Smith
Willams
Ladimin
Weathim Strick Gut
Liddle Strosk
Devin Locksman
Vila
Willuma
Dowg
Gliants
Texas
Muwler
Mag
Lopez
Newhouser
Man
Act
Lou Gehrix
Iis Yankean
Eftacerine
JUMPS IN LAKE TO SAVE SIS IN POSTPOLIO TALE
Eight year old Suzanne Chase learned to swim during polio recovery at a New Jersey lake visit. In a rowboat with five other girls Barbara, four, fell overboard. Suzy, who had just shed her leg brace, jumped into six feet of water and rescued Barbara until their mother and a friend brought them to safety.
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Lake Hopatcong
N. Jwi
Suzanne Chase
Barbara
Suzy
Chase
William Talmadge
Sacrasunna
U S Carrier Mobilizes for Honduran Flood Relief
Balboa Canal Zone dispatch reports the U S aircraft carrier Monterey is set to reach Honduras within 38 hours to aid flood rescue and relief operations, with continued coverage on page A-3.
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Balboa
Canal Zone
U. S
Monterey
Honduras
Bride to-be Flings Bouquet in Lakewood Ceremony
Jeri Visel hurled her bridal bouquet at a Lakewood Community Church ceremony hoping to give all her girlfriends an equal chance to marry next. The bouquet sailed high as no volunteer climbed the tree, marking a climactic moment before she adopts the name Mrs Donald Yeomans in the post wedding scene.
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Jeri Visel
Miss Visel
Lakewood
Donald Yeomans
Chuck Sundquist
Beating Faces Russ Gruenther Sees Western Victory
General Alfred Gruenther, supreme Allied commander, said a full Soviet attack on Western Europe now would be beaten badly in the long run. He spoke before a Eisenhower meeting, optimistic about a new anti Soviet defense pact despite London conference obstacles. He warned Western Allies must stay united to prevent Russia from picking them off one by one and said peace seems likely if unity endures.
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Denver
Alfred M. Gruenther
North Atlantic Defense Forces
Russia
Europe
Gruenther
Eisenhower
London
West Germany
France
Gruenthe
Germany
Blasts Rock Oil Barges at Memphis Front
Explosions rocked the Mississippi River front in Memphis leveling six oil laden barges to fire. Two men reported missing and at least two burned as Esso Louisiana towed ten barges from Baton Rouge. Captain Ruben Ruiz requested fire department aid while radio operator Jimmy Detart relayed the danger and smoke. Crowds gathered at Confederate Park to watch firefighters battle the blaze.
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Memphis
Tenn
Esso Louisiana
Baton Rouge
Ruben Ruiz
Fire Department
Jimmy Detart
Ruiz
Confederate Park
Jet Crashes Burns on East Boston Shore
A National Guard jet from Logan Airport crashed on the East Boston waterfront and burned. The pilot's identity was not immediately known, with possible crew of two. Charles Parchinsky of Orient Heights Yacht Club reported sounding a fire alarm and rushing to the wreckage.
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Boston Wi
Air National Guard
Logan
Boston
Charles Parchinsky
Orient Heights Yacht Club
Weather update with night and morning low clouds
Night and morning will feature low clouds with little temperature change. Light fog may form in valleys. Winds stay calm as highs reach the mid 60s and overnight lows dip to the upper 40s.
Vessel Collide Off Hueneme Ketch Alpha Sinks
Coast Guard cutter Morris collided with the 60 foot ketch Alpha five miles south of Port Hueneme at 4 58 am. The yacht sank immediately and two missing include Mrs Bea Caspers 26 of Pasadena and Harold Kelly of Hollywood. Three others were rescued: Ronnie Caspers 22 Martha Kurz and Kelly Boisot. Surviving crew were en route to the Coast Guard base and searches by naval craft and aircraft were launched from Santa Barbara and San Diego. The Alpha was owned by the Caspers family and the Morris carried graves registration personnel bound for San Miguel Island.
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Coast Guard
Morris
Fort Hueneme
Bea Caspers
Allen Ave
Pasadena
Harrold Kelly
Hollywood
Ronnie Caspers
Kelly Boisot
Arcadia
Martha Kurz
Kirk
Santa Barbara
San Diego
San Miguel Island
Armed Forces
Garth Chirbe
Alpha
Caspers
Electric Shock in Pool Fatal to L B Man
Long Beach man Douglas Dean Haverd, 22, died in Las Vegas after an apparent electric shock while swimming at the Thunderbird Hotel pool. Walter Malang, 26, suffered a shock while attempting a rescue. hotel staff shut off power and deputies opened an inquiry into the incident.
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Long Beach
Thunderbird Hotel
Las Vegas
Douglas Dean Haverd
19Th St
Walter Malang
Banner
Malang
Haverd
Long Besch
Philip Tracy
Ximeno Ave
Sheriff's Office
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Tribe
U.S
Russ
Gen. Gruenther
By Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Hueneme
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