Coercion of PWs by Reds Rebuffed in Korea
Bern Switzerland with the Korean neutral repatriation commission bans force on prisoners of war during explanations. Swiss delegates in Korea receive binding orders to resist any coercion. Cabinet met secretly to draft instructions amid Panmunjom tensions. several delegation members to return home year end while leadership shifts occur.
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Lost Motorboat Found Near Catalina Island Safe Aboard
The 30-foot Boatswain, adrift since Sunday with four adults and three children, was found 15 miles southeast of Catalina Island by the Navy tanker USS Kaskaskia. All aboard remained cold and weary but uninjured. The vessel had run out of fuel and refueled from the tanker before heading to San Pedro. Owners Mr and Mrs William W Baker of Santa Monica, their daughter, and Mr and Mrs Al Wetch of Riverside with two daughters were aboard. Coast Guard search was suspended. rough seas prompted initial concerns of a capsize.
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Armed Pair Rob Blue Note Cafe For $1300 Loot
Two gunmen with shotguns under overcoats robbed the Blue Note Cafe at 8810 Long Beach Blvd early today. They bound five attendants, taped hands and feet, then fled in a car after looting the safe, cash register, watches, and money. Victims Edward Kasold and Delmar Burkham, ages 34 and 37, were restrained in a back room. Lt. Hayward Mitchell described the ruse used to open the safe.
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Roaring Flood Ravages Italian Farming Areas
Roaring floods swept across large areas in Italy damaging four bridges and fords and inundating thousands of acres of rich farmland near Milan and Piacenza, authorities reported.
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Dress Catches Fire Girl Burned rescuers name not clear
A four year old girl, Socorro Rodriguez, was critically burned when her dress caught fire. Her uncle, Jose Rodriguez, sustained burns while aiding her. The incident occurred at 2201 Marshall Field Lane and left the child with extensive burns. She and her uncle were taken to Harbor General in critical condition.
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U S warns Israel aid withheld over Jordan River project
Washington reports the United States will withhold financial aid until Israel halts Jordan River diversions on the Syrian border, calling it a UN armistice violation. Protests continue as work doubles with floodlights at night, and a broader ban could extend after an attack on Jordan villages.
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U N Seeks Report on Palestine
The United Nations Security Council voted unanimously to invite envoy Bennike to report on the Palestine crisis amid border clashes between Israel and Jordan. The session, driven by U S pressure, aimed to address the violence and avoid prejudging the issue while scheduling further debate.
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Snow Marooned Hunters Leave Sierra After Snowfall
A group of hunters stranded by the first snow in the Sierra were exiting the area today by plane and car. Low clouds and an inch of snow prevented Sunday landings at Monache Meadows, with rein falling for nearly an hour and snow reaching about 6000 feet.
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Two Killed 25 Saved in Plane Crash
An Eastern Airlines Constellation crashed shortly after takeoff from Idlewild Airport en route to Puerto Rico. Steward Albert Folli leaped through flames to open the emergency door, saving many lives. two passengers died and 14 suffered burns or injuries among 47 aboard.
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Norwegian Ship Sends Out SOS Near Kingman Reef
Globe Wireless reported a distress call from the Norwegian motorship Hardnes1650 net tons approximately 100 miles northwest of Kingman Reef and 300 miles south of Honolulu. The ship asked for immediate towing after reporting a broken rudder. Haroines 2030 net tons last in port in British Columbia and likely bound for Australia.
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Postmen Protest Uniforms In Singapore Strike Threat
Singapore postmen threaten a strike ballot over government plans to require red stripe uniforms. They call the proposed outfits clownish and refuse to wear them after a six month trial request. The action follows a protest meeting where the majority voted to reject the new uniforms.
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Gale Winds Hit Long Beach and Southland Area
Gale force winds felled trees and downed wires across Long Beach and the Southland. Gusts reached 52 mph at Long Beach Airport, 60 mph at Sandberg Ridge Route, with widespread outages and damaged antennas. No injuries reported. precautions issued as winds ease tonight.
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Yugoslavs Stand Fast on Trieste Threat
Yugoslav leaders warned they will march into Zone A if Italian forces move into Trieste. U N deputy Leo Mates suggested potential acceptance of talks with the United States Britain and France but Tito signaled such talks would be useless without a firm plan to withdraw Anglo American forces from Zone A. British and American dependents began leaving Trieste as the withdrawal proceeded with no definite final date set.
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Where to Find It in the Paper Listing Sections
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Eisenhower Dedicates Falcon Dam on Mexican Border
President Eisenhower dedicated Falcon Dam on the Rio Grande near Laredo Texas with Mexican President Adolfo Ruiz Cortines. The event highlighted bi national cooperation to generate power control floods and irrigate lands while condemning totalitarianism and praising American and Mexican citizenry for peaceful problem solving.
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Weather outlook for tonight and Tuesday
Diminishing winds tonight. Clear skies continue tonight with slightly warmer conditions Tuesday. The forecast calls for calmer winds and higher temperatures on Tuesday compared with tonight's clear conditions.
Kinsey Book Sparks Shock In Oklahoma Store
Kinsey's Sexual Behavior in the Human Female was left on a store counter at Taliziina Oklahoma. Patrons taking a peek were shocked when touching the book triggered an electrical jolt due to a wired setup.
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Smoking Pipe in Bed Fatal for Woman
An 80 year old woman, Mrs. Ella Nora Baker, died from burns suffered while smoking in bed at her home in Cockeysville. Her husband Harry Baker and neighbors extinguished the flames and an ambulance was summoned. She died about three hours after the fire at Union Memorial Hospital.
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Court Tilt of Waynes Underway in Los Angeles
Movie star John Wayne seeks divorce from Esperanza Bauer in a lengthy trial. He admits fear of women as his wife arrives late driving a pickup from Encino claiming limited transport. Wayne's team expects a protracted case but producer Rob Fellows thinks a courthouse settlement is possible.
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Vet Drives Family to Bay Span and Dies in Leap
Samuel Serrano 28, a partially crippled war veteran, leaped to his death from the San Francisco Bay Bridge Sunday night as his wife watched. His three children aged 7, 6, and 4 months played in the back seat unaware. He served in Germany and wore a brace on his right leg, recently working as a part time janitor at Livermore Veterans Hospital earning 140 dollars monthly.
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