Eisenhower campaign near Hollywood Bowl in California
President Eisenhower toured the West Coast calling for a bold school program suited to the atomic era while accusing Adlai Stevenson of peddling political fables. He spoke in Tacoma and planned a Hollywood Bowl rally with entertainment by many stars, then prepared for a Denver stop and a Portland telecast.
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Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Citizens For Eisenhower
College of Puget! Sound
Hhey
Long Beach
Sowhern California
Lockheed Air Terminal
Burbank
Hollywood Bowl
U. S
Thomas H. Kuchel
Ore
Hollywood
Bua Abbott
Lou Castello
June Allyson
Ward Bond
James
Cagney
Walt Disney
Irene Dunne
Bob Hope
Jerry Lewis
Anita Louise
Virginia Mayo
Jeanette McDonald
Monte Montena
George Murphy
Michael O'Shea
Dick Powell
Gene Raymond
Ginger Rogers
Randolph Lcott
James Stewart
Robert Taylor
John Wayne
Fred Astaire
Stirling Holloway
David Brian
Jen
Tecoma
Seattle
Stevenson
Pan American planes report engine trouble near Hawaii
A Pan American flight en route from Los Angeles to Honolulu diverted to San Francisco after one engine failed. Nine aboard transferred to another plane for Honolulu after landing. Earlier, Sovereign of the Skies, traveling from Honolulu to San Francisco, ditched in the ocean with 31 aboard. Coast Guard rescue quickly saved all.
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Jepeee PauTlh
Pan American
Los Angeles
Honolulu
San Francisco
Sovereign of the Skies
Honlulu
Coast Guard Cutler
Tornado Hits Crystal City Area Wrecks Homes
A tornado struck Crystal City area early today demolishing two homes and damaging a warehouse while a cloudburst dropped six inches of rain near Uvalde. Strong storms caused localized flooding and power outages as emergency crews responded to the damage.
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Dallas
VPA
Crystal City
Uvalde
Married in hospital bed bride faces cancer amputation
Cherrie Lee Thompson a 17 year old hospital bride in Oklahoma City will lose her leg after cancer is diagnosed. She wed her 21 year old groom Larry Jay a soldier on emergency leave. Surgery is planned Friday to remove the leg to fight the malignancy.
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Oklahoma City
UPA
Cheerie Lee Thompson
Larry Jay
Jay
Jackson
S, C
Cherrie
ST. Anthony Hospital
Laroy
Korea
Thompson
Court Bars Texas-Adams Firm in New York
New York State Attorney General Jacob K. Javits secured an injunction barring the Texas-Adams Co. of New York and Denver and four executives from securities business in New York. The suit alleges a stock swindle exceeding 2.3 million dollars, with the firm on the verge of insolvency and using deceptive promotions.
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Jacob K
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Texas - Adams Oi Co
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Colo
New York State
Dayits
Geodrly
Supreme Court
S. Samuel di Falco
William J. McCarthy
Francis Peter Crosty
Denise Darcel
Worth Pettit
Salt Lake City
Gene Meredith
Royal Nevada Hotel
Las Vegas
Nev
Contol of
Texas-Adams
Oe Ee
Peat
Texas- Adams Concern
Philip Gordon & Co., Inc
Gui
Employment in L A Hits New Record
In September the Los Angeles Long Beach region posted a record total employment of 745,800, with Long Beach at 132,200. George Toll of the California Employment Service cited gains in retail trade and services, noting manufacturing recovery after a six month dip and a 40,500 rise from September 1955.
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Long Beach
Los Angeles- Long Beach
George Toll
California Employment Service
Toll
Los Angelles
Mother Accepts School for Daughter After Jail Stint
In California Missouri a mother Mary Schoenheit who had kept her 7 year old daughter Mary from public school was jailed for neglecting to send her to class. After a stay in jail and a promise to enroll on Monday she said she was whipped and would comply. The case highlights parental protest against public schooling and a separate inquiry in Eldon Missouri over a girl kept from school due to alleged dangers on school grounds.
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Missouri
Mary L. Schoenheit
William Cheney
Schoenheit
California
Mary
Cheney
Stephanie
Eldon
Mary 1S Schoenheit
Heidbreder
Eldon, Mo
Weather forecast notes low clouds and fog Friday
A local forecast indicates low clouds and fog early Friday, with the rest of the day expected to be mostly sunny. The outlook calls for improving skies as temperatures rise into the afternoon.
Stevenson Attacks GOP Single Interest Government in Akron
Adlai E Stevenson labeled the Eisenhower administration a single‑interest government at a Akron rally saying a Democratic victory would oust it. He argued the party should lead vote choices over personal appeal and charged the cabinet with fear of change and big business influence. He questioned why Eisenhower joined the Republican Party if he disliked its direction.
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Stevenson
Ohio
Adlai E Stevenson
Eisenhower
Akron
Republican Party
Michigan
Flint
Mich
Democratic Party
Saginaw
Court Rejects Chessman Plea in Habeas Case
The U S Court of Appeals affirmed the lower court's denial of Daryl Chessman's writ of habeas corpus. The 35-year-old inmate, Los Angeles’ “red light bandit,” was convicted in 1948 for kidnapping and attempted rape and sentenced to death. He argued he was denied constitutional rights and access to attend proceedings, but the appeals court ruled he was not entitled to appear in person or participate in transcript settlement.
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Lawn Francisco
U.S. Court of Appeals
Daryl Chessman
Los Angeles
Chessman
Louis
Goodman
Charles W. Fricke
Auto Plant Explosion Burns Four Teens in Wisconsin
Four teen workers were burned and six seriously injured in an explosion and fire at the American Motors testing department in Kenosha Wisconsin. The blast came from a subsurface gas pipe and damaged electrical switch, igniting oil sawdust and waste. About 200 people were on site. eight were released after treatment and six remained hospitalized with serious burns.
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Kenosia
Wis
UPI
American Motor Co
Automobile
American Motors
Nash, Hudson
Rambler Automobiles
Nobel Prizes Spotlight Medically Groundbreaking Method
Two Americans and a German have won Nobel Prizes in medicine for a new method to study heart ailments. The article notes the achievement and mentions related science coverage on Page A-3.
Bartender Burked at LA Bar After Hours Stabbing
Los Angeles police report bartender John J. Burke was stabbed to death after refusing to serve two men after hours. The assailants entered the bar after closing, threatened him with a knife, and fled as Burke was fatally wounded. Witnesses saw him stagger back inside.
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Los Angeles
John J. Burke
Burke
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