Missing Skiff Pair Sought by Coast Guard Near Catalina
Two elderly men Thomas E Knox 87 and James Harper 82 left Seal Beach Monday at 3 am in a 14 foot skiff en route to Catalina Island to fish. Coast Guard ships and plane search the area while relatives report no contact. Knox owns the craft and was described as an experienced sailor. Police found Knox's car on Alamitos Bay beach near launch site.
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Tortivo
Seal Beach
Catalina Island
Thomas E. Knox
Ocean Blvd
James Harper
Electric Ave
Harper
Avalon
Avalom
Knox
Ava Jem
Alamitos Ba
Market rebounds after Monday drop in New York trading
The market swung higher today after a steep post Monday decline. Prices recovered with gains of about $1 to $2 per share at most while losses were minimal.
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New York
Staff Changes Seen as Hint Governor Not to Run Again
SACRAMENTO AP Gov Warren announced three staff changes after a seven week vacation fueling strong speculation he will not seek a fourth term next year. Executive secretary James Oakley will move to a Sacramento Superior Court judgeship Verne Scoggins becomes his successor and Nevw lson Stearns will be press secretary. Warren avoided direct answers about re election plans saying details would come in due course.
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Sacramento
Warren
James H. Oakley
Sacramento Superior Court
Verne Scoggins
Oakley
Nevwlson Stearns
M. F. Small
Washington
Thongs H. Kuchel
R.-Calif
U.S. Supreme Court
City to Ballet Again on Auditorium Arena
City Council votes to rerun election on funding a 15,000 seat arena at Municipal Auditorium rear. Architect Wing estimates total cost at 3.4 million, with only 2.75 million appropriated, insufficient for full plan. Council asks city manager to calculate required extra funds amid criticism of ballot rush.
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Municipal Auditorium
Kenneth 5
Wing
Clarence E. Wagner
Max Livoni
Bazil U. Carleson
Carleson
Weather outlook mostly clear through Wednesday
The forecast calls for mostly clear skies through Wednesday with late night and early morning low cloudiness. Temperatures rise slightly after noon, bringing a warmer feel in the daytime.
Angry Citizens Seek Assaulter of Teacher
A 25 year old school teacher in Opp Alabama was attacked by a man who set her clothing aflame with a lighter in her home after an attempted assault. Bloodhounds tracked scent two miles west of Opp before it was lost, and the victim suspected a white male attacker. hundreds joined the search with state and local officers.
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Opp
Ala
Munroe Nix
Alane
Iai
Spirit Kay to Beverly Hills Home
Newport Beach reports actress Kay Williams, recovering from a beating by ex husband Adolph Spreckels II, was taken secretly to her Beverly Hills home. Ambulance arrivals drew newsmen and a 40 mile trip, with Dorothy Lamour and William Howard present. Spreckels faces a September 8 preliminary hearing on felony assault charges after surrendering to Newport Beach authorities.
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Newport Beach
Hoag Memorial Hospital
Kay Williams
Beverly Hills
Adolph Spreckels II
William Howard
Miss Williams
Dorothy Lamour
Howard
Williams
Spreckels
Donald J. Dodge
Justice Court
Where to Find It Beach Combing Feature Notes
The item lists sections and page references for a newspaper issue including Beach Combing on Page 8 1 and Boyle on Page A-9, Bridge on AF, Classifieds B It to 15, Comics on B-8, Crosswords on A 0, Editorial on A, Financial on B-9, Obituaries on B-2, Radio TV on 6 6, Shipping Table B10, Oris Peces A-IT 12 13, Serge AS B.3, Tides Temperatures on B-11, Women on 6 4 and 5, Your World on A-2.
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Boyle
Oris
Serge
Parents Find Son Dead After Hanging Self in Santa Ana
In Santa Ana, a 14 year old boy Edward James Abbott was found dead early Tuesday morning after his parents, returning from a drive in movie, discovered him hanging from a bathroom door with a cloth belt. The parents Mr and Mrs Joseph Abbott 1009 W St Andrew Pl reported no note and the body was sent to Brown's Colonial Mortuary.
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Santa Ana
Edward James Abbott
Joseph Abbott
W. St. Andrew Pl
Brown
Heat wave pushes death toll to 28 across regions
Associated Press reports a record heat spell spreads from the Rockies to the Atlantic, with at least 28 deaths and hundreds overcome. Pennsylvania records 17 deaths, New York City area six, Texas three, and Chicago one. Chicago hits 99, ninth straight day above 90. New York 91. Peekskill high school player dies in 100 degree heat during practice. Heat slows industry as workers stay home.
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Associated Press
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Atlantic Coast
Pennsylvania
New Yorle City
Texas
Chicago
St. Louis
New York City
Peekskill
Charles Blythe
William Blythe
North Korea Sends Six Officials to Moscow by Train
The Pyongyang radio reports Premier Kim Il Sung and Foreign Minister Nam Il lead six top North Korean figures on a train trip to Moscow, said to be at Moscow's invitation. Other named delegates include Pax Chong Ie, Chong Il Yong, Chong Chun Paek, and Kim Hoe Il, with roles in party leadership and state planning.
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Kim Il Sung
Nam IL
Moscow
Kim
North Korea
Nam
Pax Chong Ie
North Korean Labor (Communist) Party
Chong Il Yong
Chong
Chun Paek
National Planning Board
Railways
Kim Hoe Il
Girls Riot at Los Guilucos Girls School in Santa Rosa
About 43 inmates at Los Guilucos School for Girls rioted for three hours Monday night until deputies and officials subdued them. Fourteen escaped but were recaptured shortly after. two remained at large later. The disturbance followed March riots and involved broken windows, screaming, and confinement of twenty girls after the clash ended near midnight.
Chinese POWs educated under Chinese Reds fear import of study
Air Force 1st Lt. Harold A. Steiner, among 160 prisoners of war released by the Communists, said captors halted and handicapped education. He recalled prisoners’ efforts to study math, languages and electronics, but textbooks were unavailable and censorship often redirected their plays for amusement. Steiner, captured December 8, 1951 near Kavsong, described fellow officers and inmates adapting with Turkish, Russian, French, Spanish and German studies.
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Air Force
Harold A. Stelmer
Stary
Freedom Village
Harold A. Steiner
Long Beach
Calif
Steiner
Teiner
Pilot
Kavs0ng
Husband Asks Alimony in Suit for Divorce
Isaac Berland, a retired painting contractor aged 77, sues his wife Anna, 63, for divorce and seeks $130 monthly alimony while claiming she evicts him and poses a threat to his safety. He alleges she has placed about 5109,000 in her name to conceal it from him.
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Los Angeles
Isaac Berland
Anna
Berland
West German Detects Red Plot to Disrupt Election
West Germany announced the discovery of a Communist plan to wreck the national election by attacking voting stations. Police say top Red agents were captured attempting a sneak invasion with riot squads to destroy ballot boxes and deter voters. About 4500 agents were arrested near the interzonal frontier. many others reportedly entered through isolated points as border forces went on high alert. The operation, organized by East German security police, involved false papers, propaganda, and maps to mobilize at West German stations. The crackdown followed strict border controls as the 25 million voters prepared to cast ballots.
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Germany
Federal Press Office
Red
West Germany
Siena
West
East Germany
Interior Ministry
General Wainwright Suffers Second Stroke in 1945
Gen. Jonathan Wainwright, 70, hero of Corregidor, is reported in critical condition after a second stroke at Brook Army Hospital. A hospital bulletin says he is semicomatose and in grave condition, with the full staff expressing grave concern for his recovery.
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SAN _ANTONIO
Doneathan M. Waight
Corregidor
Brook Army Hospital
fullMospital
U. S
Philippines
Wainwright
Last Minute Offer Averts Bus Walkout
A last minute wage offer by the San Diego Transit System averted a strike of 542 bus drivers who were set to walk out this morning. The agreement raises pay with a six cent increase immediately, three cents on December 1, and two more on June 1, lifting the current rate from $1.79 per hour.
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LibGu
San Diego
Red Envoy in Tehran Claims Self-Strike Report
Iranian officials said Soviet Ambassador Anatoli Lavrentiev shot himself and was in critical condition, while the Soviet Embassy and other sources denied the report. Rumors spread in Tehran of an alleged self-inflicted wound as Lavrentiev, a Balkan expert, was said to be recovering at a Soviet hospital.
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Anatoli Lavrentiev
Amidi Nouri
Lavrentiev
Wevea
Moscow
Yugoslavia
Tito
Russia
Hungary
Romania
Balkan
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