Rescue Work Abandoned in Collapse
Jackson Michigan search crews halted rescue efforts at a collapsed office building, with at least six men presumed dead while teams cleared tangled concrete. Over 100 convicts from Southern Michigan Prison aided the dig through the night before operations paused. Construction superintendent John Schweitzer confirmed six victims remained trapped as the wreckage yielded four bodies.
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Jackson, Mich
APJ
Heart-dek
Southern, Michigan
John Schweitzer
Campaigners clash during Pennsylvania stumping event
The notice highlights rough exchanges between top Democratic and Republican campaigners while campaigning in Pennsylvania. It also notes ongoing UN Security Council deliberations led by Dag Hammarskjold to avoid a decisive Suez Crisis showdown. Various sections and pages listed.
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Pennsylvania
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Security Council
Boy Missing After Nighttime Stroll In California
Christopher Scott Blaise, 2, left home after a nightmare and was seen walking along Wardlow Road and Cer rites Avenue. Police found him after residents alerted authorities. He stayed with officers at the juvenile bureau until his mother, Karen Blaise, woke and reported him missing.
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Christopher Scott Blaise
Cerritos Ave
James Kelly
Kenneth Mott
Ward Jow Rd
Christopher
Karen Blaise
Wardlow Rd
Cer‘rites Ave
Father of Seven Amnesiac Found in San Francisco
An amnesia victim from Wisconsin identified as Frank F. Fritsch, 39, of Manasha, the father of seven children. His empty boat was found on Lake Winnebago after a weekend disappearance. He was hospitalized after recognizing himself at San Francisco International Airport while buying a Honolulu ticket.
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San Francisco
Wisconsin
Honolulu
San Francisco International
Hmself
Frank F. Fritsch
Manasha
Lake Winnebaga
Fritsch
John iKemp
Lake Winnebago
Menasha
Kemp
Pal of Police Gun Victim Found Guilty
A Berks County jury convicted James W. Redline of murder in the first degree with a recommendation of life imprisonment for the death of Ebor Worseke during an April running battle with Reading police. Worseke, an Allentown man, was killed as officers were shot. the verdict found Redline responsible for the fatality though a policeman fired the fatal shots.
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Reading
Allentown
Rain Delays World Series Second Game
Weather delays the second World Series game at Ebbets Field pushing the schedule back a day. Don Newcombe to start for Brooklyn. Don Larsen for the Yankees. Frick discusses weather fears and potential abbreviated games if play begins.
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Brooklyn
Walter Alston
Brooklyn Dodgers
Don Newcombe
Casey Stengel
New York Yankees
Fsuck
Don Larsen
Grainlout
Yankees
Stengel
Ford Frick
Weather Bureau
Lon Beach
Frick
Dodgers
Johnson Resigns Post Under Attack in California
Former Long Beach resident Glenn F. Coolidge rises as front runner to fill the state treasurer post after George Johnson resigns under fire. Governor Knight plans a quick appointment as Coolidge, Lincoln, and others contend for the job amid ongoing probes into Johnson’s bank loans and finances.
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Long Beach
George Johnson
Glenn F. Coolidge
Felton
Luther H.lincoln
Oakland
Coolidge
Johnson
Lincoln
Knight
S Johnson
Legislative Budget Committee
Randolph Collier
Ureka
Danielson Jr
Rock and roll sparks Soviet critique in Moscow
The Soviet Culture organ denounces the United States rock n roll craze as a tarantula bite on American youth. It attacks Elvis Presley performances and the film distribution, blames money men, and warns that fools are harvested from this method.
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Moscow
Soviet Culture
United States
Ministry of Culture
Driving Ban Urged for 16 Year Olds
Delegates at Gov Knight's traffic safety confer ence pushed a proposal to revoke driver's licenses from 16-year-olds. The idea came Wednesday night from David O. Selz rides famed Hollywood producer. The stock market meanwhile dipped into the red after a brief rally, with U.S. Steel, American Telephone, Chrysler, and other major issues trading lower in a quiet session.
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Sacramento
Gov Knight
David 0. Selzrides
Hollywood
New York
Chile
Hich
U.S. Steel
American
Telephone
Chrysler
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
General Pleetric
International Nickel
International Paper
13 Year-Old Stole Car Crashes Into Pedestrian
A 13 year-old boy who stole a 1955 car from Downey and cruised over 12 hours struck pedestrian Richard Lee Walkington, 28, at American Ave and Hill St. The victim, an elevator operator at the Biltmore Hotel, was critically injured with multiple fractures. The youth surrendered an hour later at police headquarters and was held on the juvenile bureau after minor injuries.
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Hiatt
Joe Bisinger
Auto’s
Richard Lee Walkington
Locust Ave
American Ave
Hill St
Juvenile Bureau
Seaside Hospital
Richard ‘Lee Walkington
Walkington
Biltmore
Los Angeles
Follee
Walhington
Lakewood Blvd
Imperial Hwy
Downey
Land
Weather update variable clouds tonight into Friday
Framed in a local forecast the sky remains partly cloudy tonight and Friday with scattered showers possible. No significant temperature changes noted and winds light to moderate across the region.
City denies Civic Auditorium for rock festival in San Francisco
City officials refuse use of San Francisco's Civic Auditorium for a rock and roll promo event. Building Superintendent James T. Graham cited safety concerns and said the move protects the venue rather than censoring the music.
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San Francisco
Hollywood
Civic Auditorium
James T. Graham
Graham
Ten Killed in Indiana Car Crash
Ten people die in a crash near Muncie Indiana when a nine passenger car collided with a Keystone resident's vehicle on Ind. 67 six miles west of Muncie. The Beal family and a Keystone man are among the deceased. Coroner reports high speed impact and a forceful push down the highway.
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Muncie
Ind
Indianz
Fred D. Beal
Loretta Beal
Aiis
Marie Clark
Beal
Lilian
Tnez
Chestina
Vickie Lynn
Claudia
Jesse W. Price
Thomas B. Burns
Keystone
Eugene Essiman
Burns
Cancer Death Rates Shift by Gender in California
California cancer death rates show a decline for women from a 1930 peak of 136.6 to 109.4 per 100 000 in 1954, while male deaths rise. Dr Ester Breslow of the State Public Health Department reports these trends at a three day American Cancer Society California division meeting. Breslow heads the bureau of chronic diseases.
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San Prancisco
California
Drester Breslow
State Public Health Department
American Cancer Society
Breslow
Bureau of Chronic Diseases
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California Real Estate Association
Dent
Santa Cruz
Kknight
Con Knight
Sclanick
Selznick
U.S
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