Police Close Factory After Wild Rioting
WEW CASTLE Indiana state police closed the Perfect Circle Corp foundry after a 5000 strong march and gunfire left eight wounded. Troopers retrieved nonstrikers three per car as the Indiana National Guard prepared for duty. Officials cited firing of 35 workers and an earlier picket disorder as the cause of the unrest.
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Ind
Perfect Circle Corp
Eser
Governors Office
Indiana National Guard
Harold W. Handiey
Robert Dilton
State Police
Dillon
Lite
IO United Auto
Henry Gibson
Gibson
CIO United Auto Workers
Eisenhower greets grandchildren gifts amid recovery
President Eisenhower, still in his 14 day danger period after a heart attack, awoke refreshed after nearly two days of sleep and enjoyed a bubblegum filled gift bundle from his grandchildren Susan Barbara Anne and David. White House doctors said he needed no sedative to sleep and that the mood lightened family tension as he regained strength. Brown said probes into tidelands funding would proceed and involve the Southern California Gas Co. and lawmakers.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Wall
Susan
Barbara Anne
David
Edmund G. Brown
Sacramento
California Tidelands Protective Association
John Eisenhower
Southern California Gas Co
Ft Belvoir
Brown
Brush
Jstcip
Long Beach
CTPA
Southern California Gas Co. and
Canvas
Tidelands Association
Frank Sullivan
Souther California Gas
John A. Fleming
Fleming
Tulare
Supreme Court
Neil Cunningham
San Francisco
Dietrich's Undress Stuns Vegas Show
Marlene Dietrich opened in Las Vegas with a daring stage show drawing cheers from night club patrons. She performed 37 minutes in a feather gown and top hat ending with The Dark Town Strutters Ball and Lili Marlene amid others. Dietrich indicated no TV plans and hinted the three engagement contract may be renewed.
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Las Vegas
Marlene Dietrich
Beem
Dietrich
Lili Mariene
Plue
Miss Dietrich
London
State OKs Study of Subsidence Near Alamitos Bay
The California State Lands Commission will discuss subsidence in the Alamitos Bay area at a Monday meeting in Sacramento. J Stuart Watson, assistant executive officer, said the commission agreed to add the issue to the agenda after a Sept. 12 letter from Lloyd Leedom, then president of the Chamber, urged precautions against subsidence from Monterey Oil Island operations off Seal Beach.
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Loni Beach
Sacrasmenia
J. Stuart Watson
Chamber of Commerce
Lloyd C. Leedem
Chamber
Leedom
Alomitos Bay
Monterey
Seal Beach
Commission
Alamitos Bay Marina
Long Beach
Alamites
Signal Hill
John L. Lewis Suffered Mild Heart Attack, Doctor Says
United Mine Workers leader John L. Lewis, 75, diagnosed with a very minor heart attack about two weeks ago. Dr. John Minor reports progress and expects Lewis to be home by week’s end after a hospitalization beginning Sept. 23, shortly before President Eisenhower’s illness.
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Washington
UPI
John L. Lewis
Eisenhower
John Minor
Lewis
United Mine Workers
Minor
Mepergency
Colorado
Art Treasures Stolen Then Recovered by Brooklyn Boys
Eight art treasures vanished from the Brooklyn Museum were recovered by police. Three small statues were found Tuesday and the rest today in sewers and incinerators as the boys panicked. In Brooklyn Children's Court the youths were adjudged juvenile delinquents and ordered to remain in custody with a further hearing scheduled. Parents sought release, but the judge refused, citing seriousness of the theft and the boys’ age.
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New York
Brooklyn Museum
Brooklyn
Louis jLorenzo
India Truck Crash Kills Ten. Fifteen Injured
A truck carrying twenty five people and heavy iron pumps overturned near Fatehgarh, sixty miles east of New Delhi. Ten passengers died and fifteen were injured in the accident.
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New Delhi
India
Fatehgarh
Oregon Farmer to Adopt Eight Yank Korean Orphans
Oregon rancher Holt plans to adopt eight Korean orphans with four boys and four girls joining his family. The party will depart for Portland then Tokyo, with several children to stay with American families while World Vision coordinates further adoptions. Holt, 50, Creswell, says the move follows learning of Korean orphans’ plight and aims to place them with American relatives and families as brothers and sisters to Holt’s five daughters and one son.
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Oregonj
Presbyterian Mission
Holt
Tokyo
Honoluia
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Baby
Portland
Ore
Plover
World Vision
Charles Hobbs
Corpus Christi
Tex
United
States
Robert
Franklin
Ann Arbor
Mick
Governor Knight to Lead California GOP Delegation
Governor Knight vowed to head California's delegation to the 1956 Republican National Convention even if it means ceding an open field to Nixon supporters. He said delegates will be pledged to the party, not any single candidate, and that California must send an independent delegation. Knight dismissed talk of a Knowland state commitment and noted his close work with Knowland on party organization.
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Broadway
State Public Utilities Commission
Willard A.lee
Lee
Lang Motor Bus Co
Seal Beach
Naples
Sacramento
Goodwin J. Knight
California
Richard M. Nixon
Eisenhower
Sea Beach
Central Ave
Lori
Broad Knight
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Pico Ave
St. St
Nixon
Eiseynawer
Knight
New York
Sen
Knowland
R-Calif
Earl Warren
Gym Fire Kills Two Youths at White Cloud
An explosion and fire in a church basement gym used by White Cloud High School killed two 14 year olds and burned eight others, with two more students in critical condition. Gasoline used as a cleaner, officials say. The gym resides in the basement of a community church in White Cloud Kansas.
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White Cloup
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UPI
Bill Scheer
Charles Jbaskins
Donald ‘Todd
Claude Collins
John C. Bowen
White Cloud
Kansas
Where to Find It Verse of a Paper's Contents
The clipping lists sections and page references for a newspaper issue. It enumerates topics like Beach Combing Comics Editorials Obituaries and more, with page designations such as B-14 to B-19 A-22 to A-25 and B-2 B-3 B-5.
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Wilson
Pay Boost Agreed for Rail Union
A pay raise agreement was reached today by major railroads and the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, covering about 175 000 workers on 130 Class 1 lines. Led by Leverett Edwards of the National Mediation Board, the settlement provides a 134 cents per hour hike retroactive to Oct 1, with roughly 173 000 affected. Yardmasters and stewards receive $230 monthly and $21 respectively, while about 2 000 members gain flat monthly increases. some earn 13 1/2 cents more per hour as weeks drop to 40 hours beginning December.
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Brotherhood of Railroad
Trainemen
Leverett
Edwards
National Mediation Board
Dee. J
Kidnaping and Looting Reported in West Los Angeles
A 67-year-old Milwaukee visitor said two men and a woman invaded his daughter's West Los Angeles home, looted it, and abducted him. They drove him around before releasing him. $770 in cash, a diamond ring, a watch, liquor, and his wallet cash were taken. The incident occurred about 10:30 p.m. Tuesday. the victim sustained minor injuries.
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West
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
Jacob Gallas
Gallas
Rags
Morris H.fenson
Fenson
B47 jet crash near Galva Kansas injures crew
A B47 jet from Smoky Hill Air Force Base Salina Kansas crashed 100 feet from an oil well near Galva central Kansas Tuesday. The crew parachuted to safety as the aircraft burned. One crew member said trouble developed soon after takeoff. No damage to the oil well was reported.
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Kan
Kansas
Smoky Hill Air Force Base
Salina
Weather outlook mixed clouds with sun and warmth
The forecast calls for night and morning clouds turning mostly sunny by Thursday afternoon. Temperatures rise slightly as conditions clear and air becomes warmer during the day.
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