Collision Near Tatum Heightens Fear Of Loss
A Davis-Monthan AFB B47 from Tucson reportedly collided with an Army plane near Tatum New Mexico. Five bodies reported recovered. rainfall blocked roads and hindered wreckage search. Lt. William D. Borg en treated at Lea County General Hospital. air base confirms units involved. Roosevelt, Kirtland AFB deny missing planes. search and rescue called in. Anxiety over President Eisenhower eased. condition remains satisfactory.
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Tatum
N. M
Davis-Monthan Air Force Base
Tucson
Ariz
Sheariff
Davis-Manthan Afb
Wiliam D. Borgen
Lea County General Hospital
Wieeker
Clovis Afb
Planrs
Duke Fort of
Lovington
Atl
Davis-Menthen
Clovis Air Force Bate
Clovis
Clyde H. Camp de
Depo
Kirtland Afb
Albuquerque
Wettern
United States
Stocks Off Sharply in Brisk Trade
New York The stock market fell sharply today as early declines accelerated across major divisions. Prices slid from six to modest gains in key issues, with General Motors, Bethlehem Steel, U S Steel and Du Pont among the notable losers. The AP stock average dropped to 170.10, its steepest drop since 1929, before rallying later in the week. Mental outlook near Eisenhower’s health updated as bulletins described him resting and improving, though questions remained about his condition. The market closed mixed after a volatile week, with the ticker tape lagging amid selling pressure.
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St Talgul
Sal
Eisenhower
Depner
Eisenhou
Where to Find It
A concise index lists section locations across the paper. It names Beach Combing on Page B-1, Boyle on Page A-13, and various features from Sports on A-14 to obituaries on B-2, with additional pages for Classifieds B-7 to B-11 and Editorial A-12.
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Boyle
Wilson
Navy Reports Sailor Lost Off Cruiser
The Navy reports the drowning of Fireman Willis Ross Light who went overboard from the cruiser Roanoke in the Pacific near Panama last Saturday. Light was the son of Robert L Light of Oakland Massachusetts. The Roanoke searched the area but found no trace of the sailor.
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Navy Today
Willis Ross Light
Roanoke
Pacific
Light
Robert L. Light
Oakland
Panama
Theavy
Danish Civilian Clerk Charged With Espionage
A civilian clerk at Vaerloese Air Force Base north of CAPLAHAGN was arrested on espionage charges. Danish military said he was seen with four Russian embassy staff. police and military intelligence had watched him for over a month.
Harbor City Woman Gives Birth After Car Crash
A Harbor City housewife, Sally Perez, 19, was in a two car crash at Normandie Avenue and 225th Street while en route to Harbor General Hospital. She delivered a baby boy at Wilmington Emergency Hospital about a half hour after the collision. Both mother and infant were later moved to Harbor General Hospital in good condition. Perez suffered leg injuries described as leg injuries from the crash.
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Harbor City
Harbor General Hospital
Sally Perez
Cecile Owens
Carson
Dodgers Get Jult as Duke injures Knee
New York and Brooklyn clash as the Yankees win 5 1 to tie the World Series at 8-3. Duke Snider leaves with a knee injury in the fourth after stepping in a hole chasing Bill Skowron’s fly. Whitey Ford goes four hits allowed in the win, while Duke’s injury shifts momentum back to New York in the penultimate game at Yankee Stadium.
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Dodgers
Gil Hodges
Yankee
Billy Martin
Yankee Stadium
Hodges
Jackie Robinson
Gil McDougald
Martin
NEW York
Bill Skowron
Whitey Ford
New York Yankees
Brooklyn
Duke Snider
Yankee Staium
Tong Beach
Tommy Byrne
Johnny Podres
Wieter
Der
Ster
Ebbets Field
Yankees
Ae G
Young Karl J Spooner
Moue
Moss Meyer
Ed Roebuck
Phil Rizzuto
Dodger
Yori Berra
Skowron
Classified notices and listings from Long Beach paper
Classified sections from Long Beach California edition dated Monday October 3 1955 feature small ads and notices across categories such as employment real estate and services with brief listings and contact details in a compact local market style. The page reflects midcentury classifieds typical of urban dailies with concise ad copy and price points.
Moroccan Guerrilla Attacks Kill Eleven in Eastern Morocco
In a ferocious weekend raid across eastern Morocco and near the Spanish frontier, Berber guerrillas slayed eleven Europeans including three women and five children at Immeyser Des Marmoudins, while French troops and tanks pushed the attackers back. Several hundred tribesmen of about two thousand were reported killed or scattered amid ongoing clashes as authorities monitor further outposts and frontier activity.
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Rabat
French Morocco
Atiag
Moroco
Spanizh
Jeff Aig
Morocca
France
Premier Faure
National Assembly
Skin Diver Reassesses Wreck Victim at Isabella Lake
Skin divers attempted today to recover the body of a second victim from a boating accident at Isabella Lake about 40 miles northeast of Bakersfield. Deputies tentatively identified the missing man as Willard Archibald of Chula Vista. The body of his companion, C N Beard, also of Chula Vista, has been recovered. Their boat overturned Saturday for an undetermined cause. Snags on the lake bottom hindered dragging operations in the accident area.
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Bakersfield
Search Finds Girl Bitten by Rabid Fox at Catskill Game Farm
Five year old Nancy Bihler of Suffern was bitten by a fox at Catskill Game Farm. State police said she was found after an intensive multi state search and given anti rabies injections. The fox was shot after the attack and the carcass tested rabid by the State Health Department laboratory.
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Suffern
Fox
Catskil
Nancy Bihler
Wancy
Catskill
Roland Lindemann
State Health Department
French leaders delay Faure Pinay Moscow visit
Paris reports Foreign Office says Premier Edgar Faure and Foreign Minister Antoine Pinay will postpone their Moscow trip. French officials cite unfavorable atmosphere after UN events and French opinion, with Algeria also a sticking point amid renewed Moroccan violence.
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Moscow
Paris
Edgar Faure
Antoine Pinay
Pinay
Foreign Ministry
United Nations
Body Found In River Linked To Missing Man
The body of a half naked man possibly the missing Byron Wilcox 24 of Jacksonville Florida was found floating in the Trinity River near Fort Worth. Detectives said identification was not yet established but the man may be the Ringling Brothers Circus worker who was knocked off a special train en route to Dallas last Thursday night and had not been located in days.
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River Neas
Fort Worth
Tex
Florida
Trinity River
Jacksonville
Fla
Byron Wilcox
Wilcox
Ringling Brothers
Barnum & Bailey
Dallas
Weather Tonight Fog and Low Clouds Then Sunny Tuesday
Fog and low clouds persist tonight with hazy sunshine expected Tuesday afternoon. A slight cool down brings cooler conditions and light winds.
Lethal Bee Sting Behind Ear Claims Woman’s Life
The coroner’s office investigates a Rio Linda woman’s death after a bee sting behind the ear. Mrs Mendocino M Colby, 38, died Sunday following her daughter Ellen’s removal of the stinger. Daughter unsure of bee type. asthma complications may have contributed per the coroner.
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Sacramento
Rio Linda
Mendocino M. Colby
Ellen
Paris Act Deplored in U N Talks Over Algeria Walkout
United Nations delegates voiced deep regrets over France missing the General Assembly debate on Algeria and a protest walkout. Sweden's Foreign Minister Osten Unden said the abnormal situation should be resolved, while Pakistan's ambassador Mohamed Ali urged France to return and warned the UN would be handicapped without full participation.
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Russia
U. N. General Assembly
Algeria
France
Assembly
U. N
International Organization
Security Council
Disarmament Commission
U.N
United Nations
JU. N
Osten Unden
Sweden
Anden
U. WN
U. M
Dag Hammarsikjold
Eisenhower
Mohamed Ali
Pakistan
United States
General Assembly
Frances
Ali
Robert Murphy Ends Talks in Yugoslavia
Robert Murphy deputy US undersecretary of state left Belgrade today after a week of talks in which Yugoslav circles believe launched closer American Yugoslav cooperation in economic military and political affairs. Murphy saw top Yugoslav leaders during his stay including President Tito. A joint communique said differences of opinion have been settled and a clearer understanding of objectives has been reached.
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Bmlugrade
Robert Murphy
Belgrade
Murphy
Tito
Russian housing experts visit U.S. for study tour
Ten Russian housing specialists arrived in New York to spend a month examining American home building methods and standards. They stated that Russian housing has improved and continues to advance.
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Russ Group
U.S
New York
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du Pont
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Murray Rose
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Reese
Whitney
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Harry Culbreath
Guam
Joe Risinger
Tlal Va Ee
Oui
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la Zimmer
Campitiella
Bou Zined
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Symone
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Ose
Sultan Mohammed Senety Merk
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Snoner
Rizzuti
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Moyer
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