Heart Attack Proves Fatal to Actor John Hodiak
Tarzana AP reports actor John Hodiak died at 41 from a heart attack while at home with family. He had no prior heart trouble and had been active on location for the film Threshold of Space at Fox studios. The Hollywood star had just returned from Holloman AFB location work and was described as popular on set and amiable.
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John. P. Stapp
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Holloman Ai Force Base
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Katrina
Tallulah
Plans to Marry Thorne Highlight Anaheim Revelations
A series of tragic events tied to aviation mogul Joel Thorne unfolds as a fatal crash claims a fourth victim, while Anaheim shows a blond showgirl Miss Burdick revealing Thorne’s marriage plans for Valentine’s Day. Authorities seek a full report on the crash and license status amid ongoing investigations.
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van Nuys
Civil Aeronats
Thorne
Anaheim
Hand Over 75 Captives to Iron Bodies of Mother
Iran frontier report says 75 Iranian pris oners released from Siberian labor camps were handed over to Iran from the Soviet side. Bodies of Mrs Nancy Davey and her son were found in a carbon monoxide suicide car near Topanga Canyon. Sheriff deputies listed death as probable self murder. The Daveys had been missing since Monday. husband George Davey said the two had been held since 1944 and were released from prison camps before crossing the frontier. Notes found in the car indicated Mrs Davey's intent.
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Iran
Russia
Los Angeles
Uti
Nancy Davey
Siberian
Keith
Fer
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Topanga Canyon
George Davey
Defense Center Plans 68000 Payroll Cut
The Defense Department aims to reduce its civilian payroll by 68 000 through normal turnover rather than layoffs. Secretary Charlies E Wilson said retirements resignations and deaths will trim staff, keeping defense spending within 34 percent of the budget for the year.
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Washington
Defense Department
Charlies E. Wilson
Dallas
Wilson
Rob Omahas Rich Widow Targeted in $145000 Thefts
A burglary at the West Side mansion of Margaret Kellogg, widow of a 68 year old banker, yielded about $125000 in jewels and $20000 in cash after two masked gunmen forced entry and threatened Mrs Kellogg. Police say the robbers searched a bedroom safe and fled with valuables including a diamond dog collar for a Chihuahua.
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Omahap
Margaret Kellogg
Dulles and Eisenhower Pin Hopes on Geneva Talks
In Denver AP dispatch Secretary of State Dulles said he and President Eisenhower share measured hope for concrete progress at the Geneva foreign ministers meeting opening Oct 27. They expect some advancement on Germany unification and East West contacts, while Dulles noted the President’s improving health after a heart attack.
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Mexico
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China
Teens May Have Slain Three Chicago Boys
Chicago investigators pursued a theory that a teen gang killed three youths Robert Peterson 14 John Schuessler 13 and his brother Anton 11. The nude bodies were found in a ditch in Robinson Woods west of Chicago after a Sunday night disappearance. Over 100 men including 50 Army troops joined the search as detectives reviewed sightings near Montrose Avenue and a transit bus report.
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John
Anton, Jr
Malcolm Peterson
Robert
Chicago
Robinson Woods
Robert Peterson
John Schuessler
Anton
Ao Ke
Where to Find It Beach Combing and More
Public notices summarize sections and page references for a newspaper issue. It lists topics such as beach combing, bridges, classifieds, comics, crosswords, editorials, financials, obituaries, radio and TV, shipping tables, sports, theaters, tides and temperatures, vital statistics, Wilson column, and women’s pages with their page locations.
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Boyle
Wilson
Christmas Card Salvage Wins for Mrs McFaddin
A Superior Court judge awarded Mrs Claude L McFaddin possession of 220000 Christmas cards salvaged from a city dump after the H B Crocker Co of San Francisco sued for their return The court ruled the company had no right to the cards which it had effectively donated to the dump and kept for sale as salvage paper Mrs McFaddin paid 25 dollars for the lot and planned to use them in her printing business in Long Beach California
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McFaddin
Tivoli Dr
George Francis
McFeddin
Mr Faddin
Eards
the Crocker Co
Seal Beach
California
Youths Rob Atlantic Ave. Liquor Store
Two young bandits robbed the 2054 Atlantic Ave liquor store today at noon, taking about $40 and an undetermined amount of liquor. Victim Mrs Merion Gwynne was shoved behind the counter. Suspects, both about 19 or 20, fled east on 21st Street in a black Ford. One was stocky, 5 feet 8 inches, blond and town-faced in denim trousers. the other dark-haired in a blue jacket.
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Atlantic Ave
21St St
Merion M. Gwynne
Japan Shaken by 200 Mile Pacific Earthquake
A weak earthquake rocked Japan's Pacific coast for about 200 miles with Tokyo offices swaying briefly. Seismologists report the epicenter 12 miles beneath the Pacific surface near the Boso Peninsula.
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Japan
Tokyo
Pacific
Pacific Ocean
Boso Peninsula
Three Marines Electrocuted Accidentally at Camp Lejeune
At Camp Lejeune North Carolina three corporals were electrocuted while demonstrating a 35 foot radio antenna for a field problem. The antenna touched a power line and the names were withheld pending next of kin notification.
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Post Public Information Office
Philadelphia Dope Dragnet Nets 100 in Raids
A massed force of 250 Philadelphia police with FBI and state officers staged wide scale narcotics raids. About 100 people were arrested on charges of using selling or dealing in narcotics, with operations reaching Horsham Pa. and planned weeks in advance. District Attorney Samuel Cash said the aim is an airtight case against offenders. Lt. Glasgow Driscoll noted rookie officers had purchased narcotics to map sellers.
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Philadelphia
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Horsham
Samuel Cash
Glasgow Driscoll
Solon accuses Allen of big lie tactics in tideland fight
Assemblyman Charles H. Wilson charged Bruce Allen used a big lie method to seize tides and jail revenues from Long Beach. Wilson spoke at the Long Beach Chamber breakfast, denouncing Allen’s lobbying claims and urging an attorney general investigation into Tide lands associations and ties to a utility. Wilson warned the bill would hurt coastal cities with tidelands grants and cited stalled oil development by the LA Harbor Department.
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Charles H. Wilson
Los Angeles
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Allen
Allen Pen
Chamber
Janes
California Tideands Protective Association
Brombie
Los Angeles Harbor
Weather Outlook Partly Cloudy Tonight and Thursday
Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday with a chance of a few sprinkles. Little change in temperature.
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