Knight Reaffirms Support for Eisenhower amid GOP Feud
Sacramento AP Gov Knight fought back at party critics in a tense press conference amid a wider GOP dispute with Nixon supporters. He pledged to head California’s favorite son delegation to the 1956 Republican National Convention, insisting he will not be led or pressured by any faction while remaining committed to reelecting President Eisenhower.
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Carl Hinshaw
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California
Drowning Tragedy: Seven Month Old Girl in Bathtub
A seven month old girl died after drowning in her home bathtub at 3708 Gale Ave. The infant, Deborah Smith, was found by her mother in about eight inches of water. The mother and father were reportedly away, and police and state authorities investigated the scene. The baby was taken to a local mortuary.
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Janshee
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Patuxent
Rhee
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Jesse Smith
Cmdr
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Mary Smith
Lebron
George Ross
Gale Ave
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Caloris
West Hos Angeles
Ming Oca
Richard M. Blum
Fenthal
Kim Jai Ho
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Scoutdi
Oaks
Deborah
Bathiu
Blumenthal
Walker
Los Angeles
Dees Jance Wayne
Larry
Fog Closes Long Beach Air Field
A dense fog closed Municipal Airport and disrupted Los Angeles Harbor operations late Thursday, halting air traffic until mid morning. Port pilots guided four ships into Long Beach under radar as vessels waited offshore, while a Cal Eastern plane was grounded. By mid morning visibility improved to a quarter mile and partial operations resumed. The fog extended south to Pt San Jose and a Coast Guard tow assisted a disabled 43-foot fishing vessel 409 miles south of San Diego.
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Ramon Novarro Held on Speeding Charge
Ramon Novarro, 58, silent screen star, was ticketed by California Highway Patrolman Charles Pollard for driving more than 65 mph in a 35 mph zone on the Five 101 south of Irvine. He was ordered to appear at Santa Ana Municipal Court on October 26 at 8 30 a m. The actor gave his full name as Ramon Novarro Samaniegos and listed 10988 Riverside Drive North Hollywood as his address.
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Ramon Novarro
California
Charles A. Pollard
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Irvine
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Ramon Novarro Samaniegos
Search Teams Climb Granite Wall for Bodies
In high winds and deep snowdrifts climbers from University of Colorado and Wyoming, Lowry and Warren bases, plus Wyoming National Guard, pressed to Medicine Bow Peak to recover 66 victims from the United Air Lines DC4 crash. Officials expect late afternoon to bring first bodies down to base camp as training crews and inspectors aid the effort.
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Warren Air Force Base
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Railway Express
Medicine Bow Peak
United Air Lines
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Salt Lake City
San Irancisco
New York City
Eight Arrested in Plot to Slay Rhee in Seoul
South Korea reports eight men arrested Monday by the counter intelligence corps just hours before they planned to assassinate President Syngman Rhee. The Korean mission in Tokyo confirmed the arrests citing Seoul information office sources.
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South Korea
Syngman Rhee
Counter- Intelligence Corps
Tokyo
Office of Public Information
Lacuna Pilot Killed in Collision of Jets
One Navy pilot was killed and a second parachuted to safety when two jet fighters collided at 30 000 feet over Hebron Maryland. The dead pilot was Lt Omar Donald Gordon Jackson 34 of South Laguna California. The survivor was Lt Valentine H Schaeffer Jr son of a retired rear admiral from Washington.
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South Laguna
Calif
William’ Lee ‘Twilley
Weather Outlook: Fog Tonight Then Clear Saturday
Late night and early morning fog gives way to a mostly clear Saturday afternoon. Temperatures dip slightly, bringing a cooler feel for the day ahead.
Downtown L A Sees Severe Smog Alert in City
Thick eye irritant smog enveloped downtown Los Angeles as a first stage alert was called at 10 31 am. Ozone reached .55 ppm downtown, the 12th alert since last June 20 and first since Oct 1. Inversion kept pollutants near ground level and a smog red gutlock loomed Saturday.
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Pasadena
Air Pollution Control District
Store Robbed Second Time in 3 Months
A bandit robbed Market Basket manager Joe Paul at Spring St and Bellflower Blvd at 11:45 am today escaping with several hundred dollars. It was the supermarket’s second robbery in three months after July 1 loss of 59,000 cash and money orders. suspect Jack A Merritt 20 was later captured.
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Lont
Truck Fire Delays Traffic on Santa Ana Freeway
Traffic was held for about 30 minutes on the Santa Ana Freeway at Norwalk Blvd as firefighters extinguished a blaze in eight trucks loaded with cotton bales. Damage was listed at 210 dollars. Fire officials said a spark from the truck exhaust may have ignited the cotton.
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Adenauer Confined to Bed With Fever
Bonn government spokesman announced Chancellor Konrad Adenauer, age 79, is confined to bed with a feverish cold and has canceled all scheduled appointments for the next few days. The brief note records the illness and disruption to a veteran German leader’s schedule.
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Bonn
Plane collision injures pilots as canopy shatters home
In Wicomico County the plexiglass canopy of a plane tore power lines and fell onto the Townsend home, blocking half the town of 600. Schaeffer and Jackson reported radio contact during the crash, with Schaeffer sustaining minor foot injuries after ejecting. He was flown to Salisbury airport for return to Patuxent, while Cmdr. Jackson survived with wife Charlie and two children Donald, 19, and Terri, 5, who resided near Lexington Park, Md.
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Where to Find It Listing Update
A concise catalog entry lists sections and page numbers for a newspaper. It names Beach Combing Bridge Classified Comics Crossword Editorial Financial Obituaries Radio and TV Shipping Table Sports Theaters Tides Temperatures Vital Statistics Wilson Women Your World with their designated pages.
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Eisenhower to Meet Dulles in Denver for Foreign Policy Talk
President Eisenhower will sit down with Secretary of State Dulles in Denver Tuesday for a first policy discussion since his heart attack. Hagerty said Dulles arrives Monday from Miami and the two will confer on Geneva talks, German unification, European security, disarmament, and East West contacts.
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White House
James C. Hagerty
Miami
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Nikolai Bulganin
Russia
New Haven Boy Admits Slamming Trunk in Fatal Suffocation
In New Haven Conn an older brother admitted locking his two younger brothers Dominick Primicerio 9 and Daniel Bendvenga 8 in an attic trunk overnight to keep them from following him. They died of suffocation after more than 17 hours trapped. Coroner James J Corti ordered a formal inquest as the boy faces juvenile court jurisdiction.
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James J. Corti
U S Dentist Plans 1200 Mile Trip to Lenin's Home
Dr Berthold Schulz a 42 year old Chicago dentist will drive at dawn Saturday on a 1200 mile solo journey across central Russia to visit Lenin's old home at Ulyanovsk. He asserts the trip is the first unchaperoned western visit since 1927 and notes Soviet officials warned him but he remains undeterred. He arrives in Helsinki as the first foreign tourist to attempt such travel since the revolution. Schulz describes himself as a frustrated bachelor fond of long road trips and says he has just enough gas to reach Gorki en route to Ulyanovsk hoping for help there.
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Chicago
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Afghanistan
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Labor shortage and rain hit Salvadoran coffee growers
Fi Coffee growers in the west report heavy losses due to a labor shortage and excessive rain. Berries ripened early, leaving planters short of help and appealing to the government to import workers from Honduras and Guatemala.
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