Auto crash injures 19 near Santa Ana
A head on collision on Hwy 101 near Tustin sent 19 men to hospitals after a stake truck carrying 24 Mexican laborers was struck by a car at 6 am. The crash left two seriously hurt among the car occupants, with several truck passengers also injured. The truck driver Jose A Ramirez of Placentia led the group, en route to Irvine Ranch work.
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Tustin
Santa Ana
Yost
Earl Helms
Los Angeles
Manuel Landra
California Highway Patrol
Jose A. Ramirez
Walnut St. Placentia
Atwood
Placentia
Irvine Ranch
Santa Ana Community Hospital
Orange County Hospital
Alfredo Castello
Pablo Morales
Alfredo Arroyo
Manuel Rodriguez
Dionicio Saucedo
Guadalupe Zurith
Guadalupe Casellas
Jose Rojas
Miguel Calderon
Refael Ortiz
Hermano Ortiz
Jose Guerrero
Trindad Rodriguez
Ismael Reyes
Jesus FR. Chavez
Bus Collision In Mexico Kills 23 Passengers
Reports from San Luis Potosi state say a bus carrying 33 passengers and broom corn collided with a beer truck in northern Mexico. The vehicle caught fire from its gasoline tanks, 23 passengers died, seven escaped unharmed, and three others suffered serious burns.
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Mexico City
San Luis Potosi
Mexico
Weather outlook Mostly clear through Sunday
The forecast calls for mostly clear skies through Sunday with slightly warmer afternoons and cooler nights. Daytime temperatures rise modestly while nights stay cool, making for comfortable evenings and dry conditions.
Broken Track Derails Kansas Train Near Fort Scott
Fort Scott Kansas report states that 11 cars of the Florida Special were derailed after a broken track caused the derailment. No injuries reported and crews investigated cause and extent of damage to the line and rolling stock.
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Kansas
Hart
Fort Scott
Kan
Florida
U S Trails Spy Ring in Germany
American intelligence questioned an alleged Soviet spy in Frankfurt linked to a major Russian network in West Germany. Georgii Kumomshii, alias Georg Mueller, is investigated for espionage against U S personnel and installations. Eleven agents were named as in-ground, most wounded in a wreck on the Frisco Railroad near here.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Red Army
United States
West Germany
U. S. High Commission
Georgii Viladimirovitch Boxrumshii
Georg Mueller
Frank-1: “Art
Abbendpost Today
Kurumzhii
U. S
Munich
Jago
Under- P
Frisco Railroad
Here
Gregori Kumov
Roberts
Kansas City
William A. Cathey
Los Angeles
Virgie Hudson
Memphis
Tenn
C. C. Willams
Arlington
Wash
Rose Wiseman
Corydon
Ind
Ralph Scott
Charlotte
W. C
Joanne Dewey
Osceola
Henry C. Hui
Security Drive Fires 1456 Government Workers
Washington U S says 1455 government employees were fired or forced to resign under President Eisenhower's security program since May 27. Hagerty noted these removals plus 145,000 other federal staff for economy reasons. FBI investigations and loyalty reviews were under way as a Santa Fe freight train incident drew attention to case backlogs.
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Washington
White House
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
Teenan
Wearl Hubler
Chanele Ke
FBI
Santa Fe
Moline
Kawdail
California
Long Beach teachers escape death in fog bound crash
Four Long Beach residents including three teachers survived a light airplane crash south of San Francisco while en route to a USC California football game in Berkeley. Pilot Miller and passenger Scimers sustained injuries. Bowen, 22, suffered tooth loss. Hipp, 22, was uninjured. The group hiked to Morgan Hill as rescuers coordinated air and ground aid.
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Long Beach
Berkeley
San Francisco
W. W. Miller
Colorado St
William Scimers
Nancy Hipp
Patricia Bowen
Miss. Hipp
Scimers
Cleveland
Bowen
Batton
Morgan Hill
Miller
Seimers
Miss Bowen
Miss Hipp
Coast Guard
Santa Clara County
City Council vows all out fight over fare increase
Long Beach Motor Bus Co applies to the State Public Utilities Commission for a 4 cent fare hike the second request in two months. City leaders vow to contest the move with Councilman Carl Fletcher and Vice Mayor Bazil Lt. Carleson criticizing the plan citing FCC grants and a suggested adequate income from the higher fare.
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City Council
Long Beach Motor Bus Co
State Public Utilities Commission
Henry E. Jordan
Bureau of Franchises
Carl Fletcher
Bazil Lt. Carleson
Trieste Peace Move Proposed by Italy
Italy proposes mutual troop withdrawal from Trieste frontier to ease tension. Foreign Office says the plan to normal peacetime garrisoning was secretly shared with the United States Britain and France through Italian ambassadors in recent days.
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Trieste
Italy
Rome
Foreign Office
United States
First Snow Trapped Hunters Reach Safety
Sheridan Wyoming reports the first of about 10 to 15 hunters trapped four days in the northern Big Horn Mountains were rescued Friday night. National Guardsmen used two six by six winch trucks to bring them to Medicine Wheel ranger Station at Burgess. They and others, some in own vehicles, were in good condition and headed home, as crews warned of another blizzard and continued dangers above 8000 feet.
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Sheridan
Wyd
Big Horn Mountains
Big Horn
Ed Bush
Humber
Medicine Wheel
Burgess
Wya
National Guards
Sheridan Stockbreeder
Archie Nash
Alvin
Bush
Nashs
Delta Wing Plane Tested First in U S
The Air Force announced the nation's first delta wing supersonic all weather fighter the Convair F 102 underwent its first test flight over Edwards AFB. Richard L Joanson test piloted for Consolidated Vultee Aircraft flew the plane which is designed for defense and capable of high speeds. Officials cited improvements in electronics and armament enabling around the clock interception of enemy aircraft
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Edwards Air Force
Air Force
Richard L. Joanson
Consolidated Vultee Aircraft
Desert Test Center
Ike's Administrative Assistant Takes Oath
Burt Lancaster in Washington reports that Harlow of Bahoma City took the oath as an administrative assistant to President Hisen caster. A horse fall injured Burt Law, his aide, delaying duties as he recovers from torn ligaments and a hip. The president suspended film work to focus on speeches.
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Burt Lancaster
Washington-Ua
Hryed
Harlow
Bahoma City
Hollywood
Burt Law
Jegshower
Beling
Two Gun Bartender Kills Third Bandit in Chicago
In a near South Side tavern John Fahey 64 wounded by a crossfire while Paul Wood 45 was killed. Fahey shot and killed Hilton Wilson Jr. 26 who had robbed the cash register. One robber fled. Fahey had earlier killed two bandits in 1950 and 1951.
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Chicago
John Fahey
Paul Wood
Fahey
Wood
Near South Side
Cobiber
Hilton Wilson Jr
Sleep deprive erupts as man fires at cars near St Louis
Platon Tretek, a 58 year old laborer from East St Louis, was arrested Friday by Mast St Louis notice after firing a .22 caliber rifle at passing motorists. He was booked on an open charge. No injuries were reported as a filling station operator heard bullets ricocheting off pavement.
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Mast
Where to Find It
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Bus driver blames schedule for speeding near Langach firm
George R. Jones, 52, of 2271 Mira Mar Ave, was cited for 85 mph in a 25 mph zone while driving a Langach No tor Bus Co. bus loaded with 85 passengers. He said he was 12 minutes behind schedule and that the timetable was too tight to allow slower driving. Officer Ray Barnhart cited him on Seventh Street between Santiago and Park Aves.
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Langach Notor Bus Co
a_ dri
George R. Jones
Mira Mar Ave
Seventh St
Santiago
Park Aves
Jones
Ray Barnhart
Industry Wide Wage Fight as NAA Strike Spreads
The UAW CIO strike expands to North American Aviation Fresno plant, bringing total idle aircraft workers to about 33,000. Night shifts at Fresno, with 99 percent of workers walking out, join earlier walkouts at Torrance Hawthorne Downey Los Angeles and Columbus Ohio plants as a CIO demand triggers a 23.4 cent hourly wage increase versus a 4 percent offer. Prices, zones, and token sales context follow in detail.
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Uaw-Cio
Fresno
North American Aviation Co
CLO United Automobile Workers
Torrance
Hawthorne
Downey
Los Angeles
Columbus
Ohio
North American
CIO
J. H. Kindelberger
North Ae — American
de- Co
Beach City Lines
Asi
Motor Bus Co
Jordan
PAC
National Defense
Cop Killer Harold Miller Faces Murder Charges in SF
Defense attorney Nathan Cohn received a threatening note enclosed with a .38 caliber bullet aimed at pressuring him to drop the Miller defense. The note referenced Dennis Bradley, a San Francisco officer killed during Miller’s October 7 arrest incident, as Miller awaits Superior Court arraignment on murder and related counts.
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San Francisco
Nathan Cohn
Harold Miller
Miller
Bradley
Dennis Bradley
Los Angeles
Cohn
FBI
Eisenhower pledges fair farm program for all
President Eisenhower vowed a new farm program to ensure farmers get their fair share of national income and promote general welfare. After meeting with the National Agricultural Advisory Commission, he noted farm prices seem to be recovering and said recommendations will be ready by December for Congress to consider early in January. Secretary Ezra Taft Benson pledged an improved program with price supports, not a revolutionary departure from present law expiring in 1934 providing 90 percent parity supports on six basic crops.
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Washington
Eisenhower
National Agricultural Advisory Commission
Ezra Taft Benson
Congress
Boy’s tale of finding $10,000 ties three youths to Omaha probe
A 17 year old, Donald Crawford, claimed to find a gold box with 25 hundred dollar bills near a Beverly Hills mansion and told Omaha police the money totaled 10 000. He and two companions Allan Hollar and Kenneth Kutalek were detained in Central City Neb and later handed to Omaha detectives. Detectives say the Los Angeles area has not confirmed any loss or evidence supporting Crawford’s story. The trio had fled Boys Town near Omaha to join a magazine crew touring Spokane Portland San Francisco and Beverly Hills. They allegedly shared the money, with Crawford returning to Omaha. They later traveled to Hollywood to Omaha by train and bus.
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Omaha
California
Beverly Hills
Calif
Donald Crawford
Father Ilanagan
Central City
Neb
Crawford
Boys Town
Allan Hollar
Kenneth Kutalek
Spokane
Wash
Portland
Ore
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Beverly Glen Rd
West
Los Angeles Division
Hollar
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L.B
Milwaukee
FCC
Ike
East St.louis
Platon Tretek
Navy
Vincent Paladino
New Rochelle
N. Y
Les Kyong Soo
Honolulu
Japan
Paladino
Inchon
Kindelberger
Milton Beurgad
Emmit Bauman
Grand Island
Central
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