Two Teens Admit Kidnapping Stella Nolan Murder
Two Norwalk youths aged 14 and 16 confess to kidnapping and killing 8 year old Stella Darlene Nolan of Compton. An adult suspect William R Hardy 22 from Norwalk has not admitted guilt. The body has not been found despite a 10 square mile search following the confessions.
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Stella Darlene Nolan
Compton
Sheriff's Office
Norwalk
William R. Hardy
Day Ra
Nor
Hardy
Owen Nolan
Atlantic Blvd
Tewo
K. EB. Irving
Sheriff “Homicide Division
Sai
South Whittier
Whittier Narrows
San Ga
Rosenberg Case Ties Spy Ring to Fort Monmouth Radar
Senator McCarthy alleged Julius Rosenberg led a radar espionage ring in the Army Signal Corps at Fort Monmouth New Jersey. He said evidence the ring persisted after the execution warrants interviewing David Greenglass who is imprisoned for atom spy involvement. He signaled plans to call Greenglass as a witness and noted a German radar scientist had provided top secret reports.
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New York
Joseph R. McCarthy
R.wis
Julius Rosenberg
Atom
Army Signal Corps
Monmouth
N. J
David Greenglass
Lewisburg
Greenglass
Rosenberg
Ethel
Sing Sing
Russia
McCarthy
Senate Permanent Investigations
Ft. Monmouth
Department of Justice
Sher
Signal Corps
President Eisenhower tours Midwest on peace push
President Eisenhower journeyed through the Midwest en route to a Kansas City farm speech, voicing belief that peace is possible. He spoke impromptu in Willard Ohio to a trainside crowd, then attended a cornerstone ceremony for Anthony Wayne Library at Defiance College, urging education as a path to international understanding. Defiance crowds estimated at 15,000 cheered as he toured the campus before continuing toward Kansas City and the Mexican border.
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Eisenhower
Middle West
Kansas City
Willard
Ohio
Defiance
Anthony Wayne
Defiance ‘College
Kevin McCann
Aid
Defiance College
C. D. Nestleroad
Guam Typhoon Floods Island Killing and Damaging Bridges
A Guam typhoon caused extensive flooding across the island with up to 29 inches of rain in 24 hours. A farmer drowned in a flooded pasture and two air force men were buried by a lightning strike. Four bridges were washed out and communications were cut with the south. Damages reached hundreds of thousands of dollars as winds near the storm center reached 65 knots, with the typhoon located about 80 miles west-northwest of Guam.
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Agana
Guam
Air Force
Guan
Burst of Buying Pushes Stocks Higher Across Market
New York trading surged as a burst of buying sent prices up as much as 1 to 53 a share. Brokers scrambled for explanations as the market continued its steady rise since a mid September yearly low. Leading gainers included General Electric U S Steel Chrysler Northern Pacific Amerade Petroleum and Boeing.
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New York
General Electric
U. S. Steel
Chrysler
Northern Pacific
Amerade Petroleum
Boeing
Dulles Heads to London for Trieste Talks
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles arrived in London with wife and aides to confer with British and French ministers on the Trieste crisis and Cold War issues. He was greeted by Anthony Eden and Winthrop Aldrich before two days of talks with Bi dault begin at the Foreign Office.
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London
U. S
John Foster Dulles
Trieste
Dulles
State Department
Anthony Eden
Winthrop Aldrich
Eden
Georges Bidault
Newspaper Page Index Items and Sections Noted
A listing of section references across the newspaper including Beach Combing Bridge Classifieds Comics Crossword Editorial Financial Obituaries Radio and TV Shipping Table Southland Cities Sports Theater and Weather pages. Notes page coordinates show where to find each content area.
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Boyle
Southland
Britain fires second A blast in Australia at Woomera
Britain conducted its second atomic explosion at the Woomera range in Australia, sending a brown plume two to three miles high. The event marked the first land site UK test, reportedly less powerful than the prior British warship blast, with American observers excluded and British Australian officials urging share of atomic knowledge. Vice President Nixon visited Sydney amid public excitement. A series of further tests was planned to gather data on diverse strategic issues.
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Woomera
Australia
Britain
Monte Bello Islands
United States
Richard M J Tires
Nixon
Sydney
New Zealand
Two Caught After Auto Gun Battle in Yuma
Two armed men stole a car from Yuma mayor’s residence and robbed a service station before a 15 mile running gun duel with police at up to 100 mph. They crashed near Somerton. one walked to a farmhouse to be arrested, the other hid in mud for hours. Identified as Charles Mac Kay and Edward Mackey, both of Los Angeles. They are held for armed robbery and grand theft.
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Yuma
IUP
Somerton
W. J. Anderson
Chon Lopez
Lopez
Charles MacKay
Edward Mackey
Los Angeles
Weather sketch: Mostly sunny into Friday with fog in gaps
The forecast calls for mostly sunny skies through Friday with some late night and early morning fog. Temperatures will rise slightly in the afternoons, bringing warmer conditions overall.
Bullion Shipment Stolen From Idlewild Airport
A $50,000 gold bullion shipment bound for American Smelting and Refining Co. in Perth Amboy New Jersey was reported stolen from a hangar at Idlewild Airport. The bullion arrived by plane from El Salvador and disappeared shortly after arrival.
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New York
Idlewild
American Smelting and Reifining Co
Perth Amboy
N. J
el Salvaor
Anti-RedPWs Unswayed by Enemy Talk
Panmunjom AP report on the Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission noting 490 of 500 Chinese POWs refused repatriation after Communist interviews. Ten chose return to Red China, the rest remained in captivity as the political conference nears. Indian guards and observers described tense moments and protests during the sessions.
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Panmunjom
Red China
Neutral Nations
MRC
U. N
Mao
Mao Tse-Tung
W. D. Stout
Knoxville
Elnally
Navy Pilot Rescues Over Monterey Bay Crash Sighting
A Navy Corsair pilot ejected during a crash over Monterey Bay and drifted in the water for about ninety minutes before a commercial fishing boat named Tuna, skippered by Paul Groszmann, plucked him to safety. He suffered shock and minor head and leg lacerations.
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BAMA
Fred Dunning
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Monterey Bay
Tuna
Paul Groszmann
French Launch Huge Indochina Offensive
French and loyal Indochinese troops began a major land and sea assault on Communist forces near Hanoi. Ground units pushed 62 miles south while amphibious forces landed at Ninh Binh to sever Red reinforcements, with air cover from the Langley renamed Lafayette. The operation aims to crush Communist strength south of the capital and cut supply lines.
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Hanoi
Indochina
Douglas MacArthur
Inchon
Ninh Binh
Here
U.S
Langley
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M'Carthy
Midwest
Nolan
Nolans
Stella
Steff
Mahmoud Sabry Aly
Cairo
Egypt
Revolutionary Court
Sec. Dulles
Milo Farneti
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