Hurricane Hazel Rages Through North Carolina Coast
Hurricane Hazel plowed up the Carolinas packing 100 mph winds and driving residents to safer quarters. Damage ran into millions with powerful waves washing away homes and coastal installations as the storm moved north toward Virginia and Pennsylvania. Winds were forecast to peak near 90 to 100 mph before progressing inland.
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Wilmington
N.C
Hazel
North Carolina
Carolinas
Jose Taree
Acoss
Carolnnt
Virginia
Warriente
Wade
Ekperiathy
Lite
Fea
He Henry
Uae
Cales
BO Niles
Coonier
Washington
Here
Pennsylvania
California Youth Authority Chief's Son Sentenced in Marijuana Charge
Darrell Davis son of Lawrence Davis a Whittier Youth Authority official pleaded guilty to selling marijuana. The judge feared father pressure if he were sent to the YA and noted paternal protection and the boy's early handicap. Davis admitted smoking ten marijuana cigarettes daily and faced potential indefinite custody, with a potential separate outcome for the elder Davis’s role.
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Creyray
Californi Youth Authority
Ton Ver
Hove
Darrell Faeully
Tohewood
Lawrence R. Davis
Fred C. Jes Youth Authority
Whittier
A. Cosdefendant
MckKnight St
Youth Authority
Davis
Wilson
Joe Raveratt
Young Davis
Richard Blurton
Enler
Rend
Fog and Mist Halt Ships and Power in Long Beach
Heavy fog blankets Long Beach causing power failures and ship standstill. Four boats ran aground and one traffic collision occurred as seven ships failed to enter the harbor. City airport closed and Navy personnel injured in a freeway crash amid dense haze. Coast Guard hunted a ground vessel near Cabrillo Beach while rescuers aided two unidentified passengers.
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Long Beach
W Or
West Long Beach
Marine Exchange
Ma. Am
Willow St
William Charles Ponder
Barrell Ch Tech
Manusfield
Ponder
Coast Guard
Cabriles Beach
Huntington Beach
Swan
Coast
Canada
Camillo Beach
Slimtington Beach
Coast ‘Guard
Man Cleared in Wife's Death Faces Child Abuse Probe
Richard Charles Steinfeldt 28, ex Marine, was jailed on charges of mistreating his two young sons after police described beatings and burns inflicted as punishment. Officers say Steinfeldt, who previously faced inquiry into his wife's January death in a Russian roulette incident, admitted beating the boys and that authorities may press further charges depending on juvenile court action.
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Thiele
Steinfeldt
Camp Pendleton
Richard Charles Steinfeldt
Bernard Brennes
James Cleaver
Board of Education
Richard Lee
Daniel
Path
Stainfeldt
Alves Richard
St. Jo
Nile Bureau
Lee
Dave
Bert
Richard
Bane
Ste
Miunder
Juanita
Harry PF. Finch
James
Eft
Daniel Steinfeldt
Ivan B. Eaton
Weather Outlook Mostly Clear Through Saturday
The forecast calls for mostly clear skies through Saturday with early morning coastal fog. Temperatures trend slightly warmer, with light winds and minimal rain chances overall.
CHP Halts Smoky Cars in All-Out Smog Battle
California Highway Patrol cited 23 drivers for smoky exhausts around Long Beach as Governor Knight urged a special smog drive. Citations went to 20 truck drivers and 3 car operators in Lakewood Downey Norwalk Paramount and Whittier areas within three hours. Officers worked in key southeast Los Angeles County locations to enforce a 40 percent smoke threshold while reporting hourly totals and awaiting a statewide survey.
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California Highway Patrol
Long Beach
Goodwin J. Knight
Lakeswood
Downey
Norwalls
Paramount
Whittier
Goy, Knight
Bernard ‘Caldwell
Los Angeles County
W. J. Burton
Norwalk
Lakewood Blvd
Carson St
Lakewood
Atlantic Ave
Firestone
South Gate
Pioneer
Rosecrans Ave
Bloomfield Ave
Imperial Hwy
Telegraph Rd
Center St
Santa Fe Ave
Los Vietos Arta
South Whittier
Painter Ave
Cov. Knight
CHP
Ringelmann
Ike Plans Farm Talk On Way Home From Colorado
President Eisenhower returns to Washington from Colorado and prepares a major speech in Indianapolis or tonight on his administration’s storm program. The address is to be broadcast on radio KFI at 6 pm EST and described as nonpartisan by aides, while Republican leaders in farming regions view it as aiding their bid to keep Congress.
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Associated
Eisenhower
Washington
Hye Syeelss
Colorado
Indianapolis
Anneal
Pam
Congress
Where to Find It Collecting Odds and Ends in The Pages
The notice lists page locations for various features including Beach Combing on Page 5-1, Boyle on Page A-11, Bridge on Page A-11, Classifieds B-8 to B-15, Comics on B-11, Crossword A-12, Editorial A-10, Financial B-3, Obituaries B-2, Radio and TV B-7, Shipping Table B-8, Sports on A-13 to A-15, Theaters A-8 and A-9, Tides Temperatures B-8, Wilson A-11, Women B-4 and B-5, and Your World A-2.
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Boyle
Wilson
Tide breaches Seal Beach sand wall after high tide
Sea front damage reported as the morning high tide washed out Seal Beach’s frontline sand barrier between Death Street and Dolphin Avenue. Roy W. Thomas states the main protective bunker near Main Street holds. washouts cluster near Dolphin Street and the pier parking lot floods. Cleanup crews move in after the most damaging tide of the week despite a lower level than Thursday.
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Seal Beach
Deith St
Dolphin Ave
Roy W. Thomas
Seal ‘Beach
Thomas
Charge N Korea Wages Dope War
North Korean operatives are accused of a narcotics warfare scheme aimed at funding Red spies and weakening South Korea. Intelligence officers report large narcotics seizures tied to captured communist agents and say the drugs threaten ROK civilians and U N troops.
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Snesser
South Korea
ROK
U. N
Vandenberg Jr Jumps Safely as Jet Crashes Near Frankfurt
Lt Hoyt Vandenberg Jr son of the late U S Air Force chief of staff parachuted to safety from a Sabre jet crashing near Frankfurt He bailed out at 8000 feet and was slightly injured landing near Bauschheim Officials said cause of the accident was not immediately known
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Annesarms
Germany
Hoyt 5
Vandenberg Jr
U.S. Air Force
Frankfurt
Bauschheim
Air Force
Solon Appeals for CIA Files on Hero Role
Kansas City AP reports Rep. Douglas Stringfellow asked the Central Intelligence Agency to release its files on his wartime claim of behind enemy lines service. The Army Times questioned whether he was a hero or a private who served little overseas yet was injured. Stringfellow threatened trouble if records aren’t released. CIA normally.
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Kansas City
Douglas Stringfellow
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Army
Times Ant Washington
The
Times
Narold G. Stagg
Les Honeycutt
Congressian Strings
Congressman Stringfellow
62Nd Armored Infantry Division
Army Times
Stringsfellow
Pacific Coast
NBC
Secret
Office of Strategic Services
Stringfallow
Long Beach
Stringfellow
Mie
Stage
Washington
Ogden
Utah
United States Junior Chamber of Commerce
Otto Mahn
Keith H. Jaques
White House
Denver
Murray Snyder
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