Three Die in Flames After Freeway Crash
On the Santa Ana Freeway near Grand Vista, a 24 ton dump truck collided with a car, trapping it between a guard rail and a wall. Three men from Los Angeles and Montebello died. driver Joe Lee Peace was taken into custody on suspicion of manslaughter. witnesses described flames and failed rescue attempts.
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Santa Ana
Grand Vista
Martin A. Martinez
David Rosales Torres
Los Angeles
Juan Guerra
Montebello
Joe Lee Peace
Peace
O. F. Davis
Grande Vista
Jana
Jack Piper
Woodcruft Ave
Bellflower
Piper
City Jail
Bellflower Pair Aboard Lost Plane
Bellflower men Henry Dokier and Suzy Sousa were missing after a private plane bound for Bahia de Los Angeles Mexico vanished on a fishing trip. Pilot Gaylord Truby 24 of El Centro and a second craft with L H Kline were involved. Coast Guard search planes were sent from San Diego and March Air Force Base units were to join. Dokier's wife Willemina says a third party joined at Bahia de Los Angeles John Hamersma of Bellflower is among the party.
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Bellflower
Mexico
Henry Dokier
Virginia Dr
Suzy Sousa
Gaylord Truby
el Centro
Imperial County
Bahia de Los Angeles
L. H. Kline
Kline
Coast Guard
San Diego
Marcha Air Force Base
Dokter
Willemina
John Hamersma
Ramone Ave
Father and son saved from electrified car after crash
Fred C. Milan and his five year old son were trapped when high tension lines fell on their wrecked car on Alondra Avenue near Studebaker Road. Deputy E B McLaughlin freed them by lifting the live lines with a two by four. Traffic halted until power was shut off after the crash.
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Fred C. Milan
Myrrh St
Compton
Alondra Ave
Studebaker Rd
Fred Jr
Ami
Milan
E. B. McLaughlin
D. D. Simpson
Norwalk
Mclaughlin
Trafic
Night and early morning weather with low clouds
A night and early morning forecast notes low clouds and a slight rise in temperature. The trend suggests warmer conditions compared with prior periods, with the overcast sky lingering as residents prepare for early activities.
Hotel Fire Routs 50 Guests In Memphis
A downtown Rex Hotel blaze forced about 50 guests from their rooms in nightclothes as smoke filled floors. At least three people were hospitalized with smoke injuries while five firemen and a Marine staying at the hotel were reported safe and uninjured.
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Memphis, Tenn
Rex Hotel
Mystery at Astor Hotel Ends with Missing Cash
Astor Hotel clerk Lloyd J. Beaver reports a tall thin man rented an upstairs room at 4 10 am and later claimed the light was out. The thief phoned from the room and fled as Beaver found the cash register pried open and $77 missing.
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Lloyd J. Beaver
Beaver
Astor Hotel
W. Ocean Blvd
Governor Allocates Smog Aid Amid Fiscal Turmoil
In a crowded bid for relief, the governor announces a $100,000 smog aid package while outlining measures to stabilize state finances. The move targets pollution control projects and public health programs, aiming to quicken environmental improvements this year.
Eisenhower Hears Good News On European Unity
President Eisenhower, at Gettysburg, received a Paris message from Secretary Dulles saying unity and freedom of Europe seem likely to be preserved under a new Western European defense alliance. The accord removes final obstacles to signing Allied treaties, with discussions continuing in London and Paris as foreign ministers meet.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Paris
Dulles
Europe
Western European Defense Alliance
Pennsylviia
Mannes
Germany
London
Kremlin Calls Big Four for German Conference Agenda
Moscow proposed a meeting of the Big Four foreign ministers next month to address German unification on a democratic basis, withdrawal of occupation troops, and an all-European security conference. The move accompanies West Germany’s entry into NATO and counters Western calls for an Austrian independence treaty before talks. The Soviet note asks if Britain France and the United States will join parley participation, and notes Austria may take part via its Vienna ambassador.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Germany
Paris
West Germany
Britain
France
United States
Moscov
Totay
Europe
Austria
Vienna
Lyon and three others guilty in liquor licensing case
A San Diego Superior Court jury found Assemblyman Charles Lyon and three men guilty of bribery and conspiracy in liquor license issuance. Charles Berry Louis Trapani and Al Bennett were convicted on multiple counts and sentenced. motions for new trials were filed for Lyon and Trapani.
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Charles W. Lyon
Los Angeles
Louis A. Trapani
San Diego County
San Diego
Charles Lyon
Lyon
Charles Berry
Board of Equalization
Imperial
Louis Trapani
al Bennett
Berry
Bennett
Republican Party
Wefak
Republican County Central Committee
Harry C. Patterson
Patterson
Trapeni
Trapani
Trapan
John Hewicker
Noy
W. John Krehbiel
Los Angeles County
Republican Central Committee
Governor Knight Declines U N Day Controversy in California
Governor Goodwin J. Knight of California will not proclaim United Nations Day or United States Day. California will observe Sunday October 24 as Sun day. Knight cited multiple requests for divergent proclamations that would defeat a single official observance.
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San Francisco
Guv. Goodwin J. Knight
California
Eisenhower
United States Day Committee, Inc
U. N
Frederic Cromwell
The
American Association For the United Nations
Nual U.N
Cromwell
Knight
Health Study Ordered in Emergency by Governor Knight
LOS ANGELES AP Gov Goodwin Knight announced $100000 in emergency funds for a health study on air pollution as smog issues surge. Officials urge a smog enforcement drive, while the State boards back a San Gabriel Valley disposal district to curb backyard incinerators. Graves, in hospital with pneumonia, weighs in amid the governor race and oil industry pushback.
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Los Angeles
Goodwin Knight
Ecownrty
Herbert Legg
Gordon Larson
State Winter Pollution Control Board
San Gabriel Valley
Knight
Department
Health Department
Reese MH. Taylor
Union Oil
Richard Graves
Graves
Slide Buries Haiti Village in Massive Landslide
In Berry village, 20 miles south of Port au Prince, about 260 people are feared dead after a landslide triggered by floods from Hurricane Hazel. Rescue teams reached the site after 35 hours, with only a child survivor and a visiting woman reported. The disaster follows the hurricane’s havoc in Haiti and the eastern U.S. and Canada.
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Port AU Prince
Haiti
Berry
Here
P. Burchett
Inter-American Geodetic Survey
Red Cross
Henry
Prea Aly
Hazel
United States
Canada
Peredo
Marigot
Princeton Scientist Named to Atomic Energy Commission
President Eisenhower named John von Neumann of the Institute for Advanced Study at Princeton to the Atomic Energy Commission for a five year term. Von Neumann received a recess appointment to fill the vacancy created when Eugene M. Zuckert’s term expired last June 30.
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Eisenhower
John von Neumann
Institute For Advanced Study
Princeton
Atomic Energy Commission
von Neumann
Eugene M. Zuckert
Vor Neulmann
Ike Says 21 FHA Officials Dismissed Amid Housing Probe
President Eisenhower announced the firing of 21 Federal Housing Administration officials as part of a wide FHA investigation into housing scandals. Senate Banking Chairman Capehart cited the dismissals as the era’s biggest U.S. scandal. Eisenhower spoke in Gettysburg about campaign plans and hinted at a possible 1946 reelection bid while noting Camp David as a retreat.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Federal Housing Administration
FHA
Sen
Capehart
Tnd
Albert M. Cole
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Simiar Investims- Mons Cate Nim
Gen
Brownell
Senate Banking Committee
United States
Hll
Gettysburg
Faim
Pennsylvania
Wre.phawer
Camp David
Catoctin Mountains
Riot at Missouri prison leaves one dead
UPI reports violence erupts in Missouri state penitentiary as about 1000 inmates riot. One convict killed and 13 others hospitalized. Yard littered with bricks before inmates were herded back to cells within minutes.
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Jefferson Clay
UPI
Missouri
State —Penitentiary
Link Payoff for License to Bonelli
Transcript details a Santa Ana liquor license scheme involving Bin Bul Bonelli and several officials. Mrs. Elle Ruplein, a Tustin operator, names Charles W. Devine and Starry Lehman in indictments for conspiracy. Du bleix claims paying 10,000 with 8,500 to be routed to Bonelli and Devine promised no receipt.
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Santa Ana
bin Bul Bonelli
Orange County
Elle Ruplein
Charles W. Devine
AFL Central Labor Couneil
Starry Lehman
Culinary Workers Union of
Long Beach
Harges
Dubleix
Buhl
Devine
Big KU Bononi
Toupleix
Santa Ana Lascor Temple
Lehman
Haystack clue drives search for missing boy
A haystack sleep spot sparked a major hunt for LaVern Engel missing for nearly a week. About 200 searchers on horseback joined tracking dogs as they probed desolate prairie with soldiers of hope the haystack lead may yield a breakthrough. The boy disappeared after following his father to a pasture to round up cattle.
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Powis Vane
LaVern Engel
Where to Find It in the Paper
A terse directory lists sections and page numbers for the newspaper, including churches on A-4 and A-5, classifieds on B-3 to B-9, comics on B-10, and obituaries on B-3, with sports on A-6 and A-7.
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Boyle
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Pierre Menles
West Gerroan
Konrad Adenauer
Ike
Kremlin
Big 4
U.N
U.S
Slide
Haiti Village
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