Cooler Days Bring Showers to Southern California
The U S Weather Bureau predicts cooler temperatures and scattered showers across Southern California over the next five days following a stormy weekend with thunder lightning hail and snow. Mt Baldy reports two inches of snow on Sunday while San Diego sees .22 inch in one hour and Ridge Route townships note freezing rain.
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California
U.S
Long Beach
Mt. Baldy
Lake Arrowhead
Griffith Park
Glendale
San Diego
Ridge Roule
Dulles outlines slow aid to East European nations
Secretary of State Dulles says the United States will take a gradual approach to economic support for East European countries seeking independence from Soviet influence. The notice lists sections and pages for the newspaper, including Beach Combing, Hal Boyle, and various features across pages B-1 to C-12.
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United States
Dulles
Hal Boyle
Kadwe
Wilson
Tanks Roll Out of Budapest as Soviet Forces Leave
An AP dispatch from Budapest reports Soviet tanks and troops withdrawing from the war battered capital. Thousands dead and tens of thousands wounded are left as the city shows scorched ruins and a deadly stench of death. A Polish C47 carried 2250 pounds of blood plasma for the wounded but could not land.
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Anthony J. Gavendisit
Budapest
Hungary
Damtbe
Warsaw
Poland
Wiktor Pella
Kishunlawhcza
Legation
Europe
Israelis Drive Into Egypt Amid War Fear Grows
Israeli defense forces crossed into Egypt near Kuntille on the Sinai Peninsula and positioned near the Ras El Naabeh area toward the Suez Canal as war fears rose. The United States began evacuating citizens from Israel, Egypt, Jordan and Syria.
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Egypt
Jerusalem
Kuntilla
Aqaba
Sinai Peninsula
Ishmael
Middle East
Israel
United States
Jordan
Syria
Kuntille
Ras el Naaeh
Soviet Says Troops Won’t Quit Budapest Despite Rebels
The Hungarian government said Soviet troops would leave Budapest once rebels lay down arms, but rebel radios urged continued resistance. Soviet officials led by Zhukov and Shepilov gave conflicting signals on withdrawal, stressing pact-based decisions and no immediate mass pullout.
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Vienna
Hungary
Budapest
Freedom Radio
Gynev
Imre Nagy
Miskolc
Moscow
Dmitri Shepilov
Nagy
Nikolai Hulganin
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Radio Budapest
Budat
London
Kelwyn Lloyd
Soviet Union
Alrady
House of Commons
Magyarovar
Associated Press
Walter Lindlar
Austela
World's fattest man tops 1000 pounds on circus tour
Robert Earl Hughes, billed as the world’s fattest man, returned from a summer circus tour weighing 1041 pounds, a gain of 95 from his pre tour peak of 946. His waist measured 115 inches, and he travels in a farm truck for weighings near Fishhook Illinois. He cites a childhood illness and glandular issues as factors, noting he was 550 pounds by age ten.
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Fishhook
Til. U
Robert Earl Hughes
Hughes
Illinois
B26 Crashes Near Rural School in Bryan County
A B26 Air Force plane crashed and exploded near a rural Bryan County school in Georgia today, apparently killing the crew. The blast occurred 200 yards from the Black Greek School, but no pupils were injured. The reported wingspan and engine notes were inconsistent with the aircraft’s normal performance.
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Savandnah
Bryan County
Nixon in Southland Campaign Opens California Tour
Vice President Nixon opens a Southern California swing denouncing Adlai Stevenson on hydrogen bomb tests. Nixon calls Stevenson proposal ridiculous and indicative of violence and intemperance in the Stevenson attack as he tours GOP strongholds.
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Los Angeles
Nixon
California
Adlai Stevenson
Southland
Stevenson
Ike Health Appears Good, Doctors Say
Eight doctors declared President Eisenhower seems in excellent health after a weekend medical checkup at Walter Reed Hospital. The press secretary released the findings without a news conference and noted the exam focused on heart and digestive systems given Eisenhower’s past heart attack and abdominal surgery.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
James C. Hagerty
Army
Walter Reed Hospital
Miami
Pedition
Deep South
Walter Reed
Florida
Virginia
Dixie States
Eisenhower Backs H-Bomb Tests and Deep South Rally
President Eisenhower urged continuation of H-bomb testing while touring the Deep South, saying the President must be final authority on the issue as Nixon and Southern California Republicans rally behind his stance. He also spoke on Middle East tensions, stressing a need to avoid actions endangering peace and noting a strong health recovery after abdominal surgery.
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Nixon
Thomas Huchel
California
Hisenhuwer
Stevenson
United States
Los Angeles
Republica Party
Eisenhower
Israel
Hen-Gurion
Middle East
Weather notes promise warmer Tuesday with high clouds
Mostly sunny conditions give way to more high clouds on Tuesday as temperatures rise. The forecast calls for a warmer day with gentle winds and no precipitation expected.
Adlai Fires Charges on H testing
Adlai Stevenson charged President Eisenhower with ignoring the hazards of radioactive fallout from hydrogen bomb tests and rejecting his plan to halt tests. He accused the administration of hopeless defeatism and cited five points challenging the White Paper and its misstatements. The notice references continuation on Page A-8.
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Boston
Adlai Stevenson
Eisenhower
Stevenson
United States
Isenhower
UK-A helicopter to reach hidden Japanese holdouts
A second attempt was scheduled today to contact Japanese troops still unaware that World War II ended. The helicopter could not land Sunday on the rugged mountainside in Mindoro Province where the holdouts have been hiding during the long pursuit.
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Japan
ROXAS
P. I. UK
Mindoto
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