Eisenhower Bulganin letter sparks Cold War clash
Russia's Premier Bulganin is expected to reply swiftly to President Eisenhower's blunt charge of meddling in the U S political campaign. Officials foresee a sharp tone that could affect disarmament talks and presidential prospects before the November 6 election. A reply may come before Election Day, signaling whether Moscow will deny interfering.
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Tide lands settlement reaches 122 million payment plan
City and state officials tentatively agree on a 122,329,133.89 first installment to settle tide lands disputes. The $120 million principal accrues interest from February 1, 1956, with 2,280,781.28 in cash and the remainder in securities. City Council and state finance director approval secured. final figure to be reviewed before city council approves.
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British Bomb Blast Seen 650 Miles Away
In Adelaide Australia reports said Britain detonated its fourth and final atomic device in Marallinga South Australian desert. The flash was seen 50 miles away at Port Augusta and Sir William Penney informed Australian supply minister Howard Beale the test went off as planned.
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White House to Issue Report on H-Bomb Tests
The White House announced a Tuesday release of a report on hydrogen bomb testing promised by President Eisenhower. The plan follows a half hour discussion with Atomic Energy Chairman Lewis L. Strauss and comes after Adlai Stevenson urged an international halt treaty. The report, prepared by Eisenhower, Strauss, Defense Secretary Wilson, Secretary Dulles, and administration leaders, lacks a fixed release time.
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Stevenson Campaign Claims Lead in 2 States
Adlai E Stevenson campaign strategists said they led in 21 states with 235 electoral votes while trailing in 15 states and outlined plans for rallies in New York Los Angeles Boston and Chicago. They expect to press attacks on Eisenhower in big states including California Illinois Michigan Minnesota and New York as the race tightens ahead of the November 6 election.
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Weather forecast hints at patchy fog and calm temps
Variable high cloudiness continues through Tuesday with early morning fog patches. Little temperature change expected as the region heads into the workweek.
Grizzly Kills Hunter in Montana Wilderness Stand
In western Montana a huge grizzly mauls hunter Viv Squires and kills Kenneth Scott after a four hour chase. Scott dies Sunday from injuries. Squires, wounded in the foot, fires 30-20 rounds and later, with allies, shoots the bear in the neck, ending its attack near a riverbank.
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Two Crashes Freeze Traffic on Freeway Jam
Two auto crashes a half mile apart blocked the Terminal Island and Long Beach freeways during rush hour, sparking a long southbound traffic jam near Commodore Helm Bridge. No injuries were reported, but hundreds of cars were stranded, with a similar Santa Bernardino Freeway tie up noted the previous day.
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Two Youths Die in Ditch Cave-In Tragedy
Two seven year old brothers, Peter Medina and Carlos Medina, were killed when earth slid into a tree-filled ditch in Dairy Valley. Their younger brother Richard, 19, escaped. Peter’s brother, Carlos’s sibling, and another injured child were taken to Carabil Hospital. Deputy R C Boardman was commended for heroism as fire units freed the victims after a two hour rescue.
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Woman 82 Survives 8 Days Trapped in Bathroom
Aged Mrs. Henrietta Emhardt, 82, became an accidental prisoner in her New York apartment bathroom after a jammed door and broken doorknob left her with no food for eight days. She shouted and pounded for help, hearing neighbors yet receiving no aid until a caller in Darien, Connecticut, alerted authorities.
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Fleeing thief ends in Antwerp prison courtyard
An escaping thief, after robbing a household described as a schoolmistress’s home in Antwerp, Belgium, fled over a nine foot wall but paused to rest in the prison courtyard. He remained there afterward, according to a local report.
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Man Dies After Drinking 26-Ounce Brandy Challenge
Toronto police reported that Joseph Sysel, 32, died after attempting to drink a 26-ounce bottle of brandy without stopping. An inch and a half remained in the bottle when he collapsed.
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Three-man Junta Seizes Hon duras Government In Coup
A three-man military junta has seized control of the Hon duras government in the first breedless coup in that Central American banana state. Michigan’s 20 electoral votes appear undecided between Eisenhower and Stevenson with a likely narrow margin in favor of the President. See Page A-3 for coup report and Page B-5 for state prospects.
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Man Slain In Halting Bar Fight At Firestone Park
Special Officer Percy Turner, a 54 year old Paramount resident and former Calgary Stampede world champion rider, was shot dead while breaking up a bar fight at 5850 Compton Ave. Turner's killer, William Lavelle, 30, of Los Angeles, claimed he fired in self defense during an illegal arrest. Turner died at Maywood Hospital. Lavelle was booked on suspicion of murder.
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