Don Larsen's perfect game seals Yankees win in Series
NEW YORK AP Don Larsen of the Yankees pitched the first perfect game in World Series history as New York defeated the Dodgers 2-0 in game five to take a 3-2 series lead. Mantle homered, Larsen faced seven batters, and no Dodger reached base. The Michigan City native described feeling weak in the ninth as he prayed to finish.
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Sal Magne
Welman
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Joseph Taraslo
Lavagetto
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Yankee
Brooklyn Dodgers
Associated Press
Egypt and Russia Back Cooperative Suez Solution
At the United Nations Security Council Egypt and the Soviet Union rejected the British French plan for international control of the Suez Canal and urged negotiations for a cooperative canal operation. Foreign Minister Mahmoud Fawzi outlined a negotiating committee of six to eight nations to craft implementation while safeguarding Egypt sovereignty and canal users’ interests.
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Russia
Suez
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France
Mahmoud Fawzi
Fawzi
Dmitri Shepilov
Youth Admits Slaying Woman in Pomona Home
A large Lancaster youth, about 17, reportedly confessed to stabbing Jodie Diane Burford, 20, in her Lancaster home early Sunday. He was seized in Upland while driving a stolen car, then handed to Pomona police. He faces grand theft auto, rape, and murder charges.
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CNS
Jodie Diane Burford
Lancaster
Charles Raymond Elms
Upland
Charles Rowland
San Bernardino
Poelmona
Sims
Miss Burford
Two Teens Die in Whittier Crash Near Reservoir
Two El Rancho High School students and a driver are dead after a convertible plunged 300 feet over an embankment near the Whittier Reservoir Sunday night. Several others were injured, including one near death, as investigators note all teens were ejected.
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Whittier Reservoir
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Los Angeles County
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Candale Terr
Rivera
Patytcia
Lowvise Scoval
S. Painter
Ava
Ava. Whittier; James Derry, 32, of MT Glenburn Ave
Torrance
Catherine Dixon
Los Angeles
Young Bittner
Miss. Scoval
Whittier High School
Whittier
Ronald Griggs
Candace Ave
Murphy Memories Hospital
Norma Deck
Deveran Dr. Whittier
James R. Durham
Detective Killed Over World Series Row at Car Michael's Bar
New York off duty detective William Christman 28 from Richmond Hill Queens was shot and killed outside Car Michael's Bar after an argument with Hebert Thompson 25 also of Richmond Hill a Brooklyn Dodger fan. Thompson returned with a .50-caliber rifle and fired wounding Christman as he left in a car. Thompson was seized at his home by police.
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William F. Christmen
Richmond Hill
Queens
Godford Ave
Brooklyn
Hebert Thompson
Christman
Carmichael
New York Yankee
Thompson
Roater
Polite
Mamie Suffers Cold to Miss Ike's Campaign Trip
Mrs. Eisenhower has a slight cold and will not accompany the President on a Pittsburgh campaign trip Tuesday. The White House said she felt better this morning but Ike told Sen Knowland the wife might be unable to go. The President expressed fear she could not make the trip while posing for pictures today.
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Ike
Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Pittsburgh
Sen
Knowland
R-Calif
Fittsburgh
Westminster youth admits killing during car row
Paul Kennedy of 14334 Olive St Westminster confessed to shooting Raymond Lopez Acosta 19, of 7382 Main 5S Westminster, during a wreck dispute in Kennedy’s car. Kennedy and Vincent Servoya pulled the body from the vehicle on Heil Street near Meadowlark Country Club and fled. Acosta’s body was later found and the .22 rifle used was recovered at Kennedy’s home.
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Olive St
T Hat
Raymond Lopez Acosta
Main 5S
Westminster
Kennedy
Heil St
Meadowlark Country Club
Acosta
Vincent Severya
Westmminster
Melvin Buckey
Chinook St
Developer of Frozen Food Dies in New York
Clarshee Birdseye, 69, inventor of a quick-freeze process that made him wealthy, died Sunday night at the Gramercy Park Hotel. He created the method from a $7 experiment inspired by fur trading in Labrador and sold it to General Foods six years ago for 22 million dollars. He died of a heart attack after a year-long heart ailment and months of recuperation.
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New York
Clarshee Birdseye
Gramercy Perk
Labrador
General Foods
Birdseye
Sec Wilson Returns to His Desk After Surgery
Secretary of Defense Wilson returned to his Pentagon office noting he felt well after recent surgery for a benign prostatic condition. He read get well cards on his desk and planned a Philadelphia speech to the Pennsylvania Chamber of Commerce while defending the defense issue as a minor public concern.
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Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Vera Abbott
Associated Fress
Washington 4
Wilson
Pentagon
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Washington
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Chamber of Commerce
Mostly sunny Tuesday with morning fog patches
The weather forecast calls for mostly sunny skies on Tuesday with some early morning fog. Temperature is expected to be slightly warmer than today, with light winds and no precipitation.
Page by Page Guide to Daily Sections and Features
The notice lists the newspaper’s daily sections and page references across topics from politics and entertainment to classifieds and weather. It highlights Adlai Stevenson coverage, state prospects stories, and varied pages including Death Notices on B-2, Sports C-1, Theaters B-3, and Shipping Table C-A.
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New Jersey
Hol Boyle
Rattio
Vital Statiaticon
Wilson
Durante fiancée affair shocks fans in Hollywood
News of comedian Phil Silvers known as the Schnozzola and his engagement to Margie Little an actress from Plainfield New Jersey emerged at a Phoenix Arizona tennis club opening. Durante said they plan to marry next year. Little’s family in Scotch Plains New Jersey claimed surprise and noted she had not returned home since last spring.
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Sugahay
Atte
Margie Little
Plainfield
Nuw
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Ariz
Schnozzola
Durante
Jeanne Olsen
Samuel
Scotch Plains
Jolly
Jimmy Durante
Joanne Dru
Aviz
Associated Press
Powell Says He Cannot Campaign For Stevenson or Eisenhower
In New York, Rep. Adam Clayton Powell Jr. told his Harlem congregation he cannot campaign for either Adlai Stevenson or Dwight Eisenhower. He urged listeners to think as Americans first and as Negroes second, criticizing both parties for taking Negro money and funding segregated schools in the South.
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New York
Vpi
Adam “Clayton Powell
Adlai E. Stevenson
Eisenower
Powell
Harlem
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Mississippi
Cup of Coffee Prices Rise in San Francisco Cafes
A 10 cent coffee rose to 12 cents in major San Francisco cafe chains. Fourteen Foster's and six Compton restaurants announced the increase, with other eateries expected to follow and some shops moving to 15 cents.
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