British Take U S Tot From Russ Father
Tanya Chwastoy an American born two and a half year old, wards of the British High Court, was pulled from a Soviet ship minutes before scheduled sailing to Russia. Immigration officials served the writ on Alexis Chwastov, her displaced father, who took the child ashore and to the Soviet Embassy. The mother, Helena Dieenok, divorced and remarried, had pursued British legal aid to keep the girl in Britain while custody is decided.
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London
Tanya Chwastoy
Russia
Foreign Office
Fanya
Alexis
Viacheslav Molotov
Helena Dieenok
Detroit
Chwastov
Soviet Union
Sreo
Chivastov
Tanya
Search Fails to Discover 59 on Plane
A U S transport plane missing with 59 servicemen aboard sparked a massive search by air and sea from bases in the Atlantic. Despite 80 planes and multiple ships including six engine Strat jets and destroyers, no trace was found of the C118 Hutmaster due at Lajes. SOS signals from Britain and New York were traced to land stations.
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London
Sitners
U.S
Fort Buckner
Okinawa
Ryuuyus Command
U. S
Azores
U. S. Military Air Transport Service
Lajes
Air Force
United States
Britain
Navy
New York
Baby Born on Driveway Delights Lakewood Family
Mrs. Clyde Shanburg welcomed Gail Marie, 7 pounds 7 ounces, born on the driveway as Mrs. Shanburg hurried to reach Bellwood Hospital. The mother and daughter are reported well at Bellwood, and the father Gary Allen Shanburg recalls a similar preterm birth.
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Clyde Shanburg
N. Amos St
Lakewood
Shanburg
Frances Bigham
Ives
Bellwood Hospital
Gail Marie
Bryan Hodgson
Bellflower Hospital
Florida presidential race tightens as campaign winds blow
AP political writer Hendrix Chandler notes a close race in Florida with winds favoring either side late in the campaign. A distant series of state-by-state pieces signals broader Middle East tensions after 3,000 troops are sent to bolster Jordan.
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Florida
Hendrix Chandler
Middle East
Wray
Jordan
Weekend Outlook: Clearing Night and Sunny Saturday
The forecast indicates night and morning cloudiness with mostly sunny conditions by afternoon. Temperatures show little change across the period, delivering a stable and pleasant weekend pattern.
Eisenhower to hold impromptu TV radio press conference
President Eisenhower prepares an impromptu nationwide press conference on television and radio tonight at 9 p.m. Long Beach time, Channel 4. About 100 cross section Americans will ask questions as James Hagerty notes the event aims to woo independents and dissatisfied Democrats.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Long Beach
Channel 4
White House
James €. Hagerty
National
Citizens For Eisenhower Committee
Guards Discover Major Cache of Guns at San Quentin
San Quentin prison guards conducted a wide phasing shakedown that yielded two caches of guns and ammunition including a .38 revolver found in the south block and more in the laundry. They also recovered prison made shivs and knives fashioned from contraband. Investigators linked no tie to a possible escape plan by Froger and Campos whose earlier capture followed a separate incident.
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San Quentin
Louis Nelson I
Southern California
Paul Froger
Richard C. Campos
Campos
Long Beach
Orange County
Froger
Los Angeles
Richard Bolkeom
Nelson
Stevenson Talk Draws Big Crowd At Long Beach Airport
A large audience was expected at Long Beach Municipal Airport to hear Adlai Stevenson, Democratic presidential nominee, this afternoon. He would arrive by plane at 4:30 p m. The planned airport debate with a GOP truth squad was canceled due to limited facilities.
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Long Beach
Adlai Stevenson
Truth Squad
Adjai
Craig Hosmer
GOP
Soviet discus star Nina Pono enareva convicted in London
Nina Pono enareva, Soviet Olympic discus champion, convicted for shoplifting five hats in a London department store. Magistrate Clyde Wilson gave an absolute discharge on payment of three guineas. She testified that she bought the hats, not stole them, and had previously fled, provoking Soviet authorities who canceled a planned Soviet British track meet.
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London UF
Nina Ponoenareva
London
Clyde Wilson
Nina
Peor
Wilson
Johnny Enters Life of Darkness After Eye Removal
Five year old Johnny Pair learns to live in darkness after his right eye is removed to stop cancer. His mother explains the surgery, and Johnny adapts by feeling his way around the house while continuing familiar activities. He asks his mother to tell him when he is touching items as he navigates daily life.
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Atlanta
Johnny Pair
Johnny
Victim of Crossbow to Leave Hospital
A seriously wounded liquor store clerk William E. Allen 20 who was shot in the back during a holdup at tempt by Michael Yosick 18 is to be released from Maywood Hospital today. Yosick is held in Providence R I awaiting return here to face charges of assault with intent to commit murder.
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LOS Annnles Ufi
Maywood Hospital
William E. Allen
Michael Yosick
San Diego
Yosick
Providence
R. 1
Bolt Named to Study Pro Golfers Conduct Rules
San Francisco 1947 reports professionals, aiming to improve sponsor and public relations, launched a self-examination program. Tommy Thunder Bolt, known for temper, was appointed to a committee to study rules for players conduct.
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Name Bolt
San Francisco
Tommy
Thunder
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