Man Arrested After Paramount Trailer Camp Shooting
A long standing feud between Bowles' sons and Free man daughters led to Friday night shooting in a Paramount trailer court. Harold Bowles, a widower, was arrested on assault with intent to commit murder after firing at trailer park manager Clyde Freeman. Lilien Freeman and her daughter Joanne were wounded and treated. both released from hospital. Bowles claimed self defense as deputies recovered the revolver.
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Harold R. Bowles
Paramount
Wwomen
Harold Randolph Bowles
Lilien E. Freeman
Trailer Court
Joanne
Sheriff's
Mirakin
Rankin
Amule
Alfray
Bowles
Clyde Freenan
Harold ‘Bowles
Jerry
Lewis
Freeman
Betty
Clydene
Tealoe
Treonian
Dorothy L. Jackson
De Castries Freed at Dien Bien Phu Exchange
Former French commander De Castries was exchanged at Hanoi as part of the Dien Bien Phu handover. He arrived with a Vietnamese escort and was met by General Cogny. He wore a cane, requested fried potatoes, and rejected any attempt to humiliate him during the transfer.
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Hanoi
Lmic
Christian de Castrins
Indochina
Dien Bien Plu
de Castries
Rene. Cogny
Be Castyres
Hirmself
Preach
Bien Bie Phu
Mano
Cogny
Slick thief steals watch from sleeping man in car
J. C. Lay, 39, of 1636 E. 7th St, slept in his car on American Ave north of Ahshelm St when a thief stole his $150 wristwatch from his left arm resting on the open car window.
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J. C Lay
E. 7Th St
American Ave
Ahshelm St
Lay
Classifieds and notices page listing sections
A concise index shows where to find sections such as Churches, Classifieds, Comics, Crossword, Financial, Obituaries, Radio and TV, Shipping Table, Sports and Theaters along with tides and temperatures on the A and B pages of the edition. It directs readers to specific page numbers for each category.
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Boyle
Bendix Trophy Winner Flies 616 mph to Dayton
Captain Edward W. Kenny of Van Dyke Michigan won the Bendix Trophy race from Edwards AFB California to Dayton Ohio with an average speed of 616.208 mph over 1800 miles, setting a new record. Majors Evans and Stephens finished second and third, while Gen Do little previously won the event in 1946.
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Dayton, Ohio
Edward W. Kendy
van Dyke
Mich
Edwards Afb
Calif
Dayton
Wiliam T. Whisner Jr
Kenny
Air Training Command
Luke Apb
aArt
Europe
Lves
Phyllis
B. W. Henny Af Vantaye
Kenny Foo
Edwards
Vandalla
Air Force
Bam
Harry ‘Vans
Tactical Air Command
Evans
Heaters
W. Va
509Th Figt
Tangiey' 8
Hampton Roads
Ans
Robert L. Stephens
Gil‘mer
Tex
Air Research and Development Commmand
Flight Test Operations Laboratory
James Doolittle
Los Angeles
Cleveland
van Nuys
Sean Gray
Bendix
Wright- Patterson
Republic Fadr
De-Snaked Patrol Car Returns to Service in Norwalk
Norwalk sheriff’s patrol car 2387 was de-snaked and returned to active service after deputies cleaned the trunk area and removed seats. A gopher snake escaped from the vehicle while being moved from Bellflower, prompting a no-ride policy and a dusk release into nearby bushes. The snake’s fate and identity remained uncertain.
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Norwalk
Bellflower
Sheriff's
Peece Cae
Tim Head
Quemoy Island Under Fire For Second Day
In Taipei Formosa quiet but tense as Communist artillery hits Nationalist Quemoy for a second day. Nationalist headquarters reports two American officers killed in Friday bombardment. Nationalist air patrols sweep the area. no land fighting reported yet. Military circles fear a possible troop assault as Red fire continues. American Advisory Assistance Group spokesman confirms the two American casualties.
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Taipeh
Formosa
Quemoy Island
Quemoy
Fores
Amer
Gunman Extorts $1070 From Compton Apartment Safe
Mrs. Eula Montgomery, 43, forced at gunpoint to open the building safe on Santa Fe Avenue in Compton and hand over $1070. The robber threatened to shoot and rape her and later disappeared after the theft. He had previously discussed renting an apartment and returned on Friday to complete the robbery.
Long Beach boy stows away to tour Japan during voyage
A 14-year-old Long Beach youth stowed aboard the freighter Astoria Maru and toured Yokohama after two strangers secured 24 hour leave from customs. Stephen Beam visited the Uran? Library Diet, Kabuki theater and Tokyo University before agreeing to return aboard an American ship and pursue seafaring.
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Tokyo
Long Beach
Japan
Nippon
LNG
Auimerray
Stephen
Daisy Ave
John P. Beam
United States
Uena Zon
Diet Library
Historia
Tokyo University
Masagishi Kawahara
Dick Nakamura
Nesei
Leal Jury Reports Deadlock After 16 Hours of Deliberation
The eight men and four women jury in the Armando A. Leal murder case signaled a possible deadlock after 16 hours of deliberation. Leal, 40, is charged with stabbing his wife June 7. The jurors asked for instructions as the panel heared testimony since Thursday evening.
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Armando A. Leal
James H. Pope
Richard E. Maher
Albert C. S. Ramsey
Walter Desmond
Seal
Ley
Don Maser
Robert Brown
Leal
Lane
Maasers
Little Lane
June
Labor Day Death Toll Rises Across Nation
Labor Day travel increased nationwide as millions headed on weekend trips. Total deaths reached 52 with 46 traffic fatalities, two drownings, and four other causes. Eisenhower urged careful driving amid dry roads, while Michigan declared a state of emergency and National Guard troops aided police on highways.
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Assocision Press
Labor Day Haliday
Eisenhower Haz
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
Gueré
Car Hops 6-Foot Fence Narrowly Misses Boy
Adlene Monard, 11, and Maryn Johnson 16 sustained minor injuries after a car jumped a six foot fence on a wet road at Wilmington Avenue and Caldwell Street in Compton Friday. The vehicle driven by Adlene Monard lost control and narrowly missed Johnny Johnson 11 who was playing in his yard.
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Boy Compton
Adlene Monard
W.greenleaf Ave
Wilmington Ave
Caldwell St
Maryn
Nishap
Johnny Johnson
Seventh Fleet alert follows Quemoy clashes and deaths
U S Seventh Fleet is alerted to increased Communist attacks on Quemoy Island where two American Army officers were killed. Informants say new Red orders may prompt dispersal of naval craft in the Pacific as Defense Department weighs latest developments near Formosa. Officials doubt an invasion is imminent.
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Washington
U. S
Seventh Fleet
Quemoy Island
Quemoy
Pacific
Defense Department
Formosa
U.S
Eisenhower
Fionalist Island
F Mosa
Commounists
Man Killed Falling From Long Beach Building
A 48 year old man, Jones, a commercial fisherman, died after falling 14 feet from a rooftop to a narrow walkway between apartments at 39 Merchants Street. He leaned toward a second floor window. fingermarks were found, and the wall below was scuffed. He and his common law wife Myrtle Rabinowitz had rented the apartment. she was jailed on narcotics charges. Jones was found by manager Josephine Wilson and taken to Sea side Hospital where he died at 2:20 a.m. The body awaits coroner's exam. He reportedly sailed aboard the boat Petrel at Fellows and Stewart Yacht Landing.
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Merichaid BT
Vietim
Westey
Jones
Myrtle Rabinowitz
Rabinowitz
Jones Wes
Josephine Wilson
Seaside Hospital
Patterson & Snively
Petrel
Fellows
Stewart Yacht Landing
Weather Outlook for Sunday Sunny Afternoon
Night and morning low clouds give way to a mostly sunny Sunday afternoon with little temperature change. Expect light winds and comfortable highs, as skies brighten across the region.
Arms Aid Pledged by U S to Philippines
U S Secretary of State John Foster Dulles announced a major portion of military supplies and equipment to strengthen the Philippines armed forces in response to developments in southeast Asia. Dulles and Vice President Carlos P Garcia affirmed a mutual defense program, as talks preceded an eight nation conference starting Monday.
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Manila
United States
Philippines
Southeast Asia
U.S
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Carlos P. Garcia
Danes Report Soviet Shelling Near Murmansk Coast
Captain Niels Jenssen of the Patricia of Struer said his 1,200 ton Danish freighter was shelled by a Soviet destroyer in international waters about 30 nautical miles off the Murmansk coast. The attack occurred while the ship carried lumber two days out of Mezen, with two destroyers firing five shells before vanishing at high speed.
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Tromso
Norway
Patricia
Struer
Russia
Murmansk
Niels Jenssen
White Sea
Rybatski Peninsula
Mezen
Jenssen
P. Piek
Shi Dora
Glasgow
Gulf of Finland
Scotland
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Indo Reds
DH Castries
Ito
Ohio
Chiang Island
Solon
William Miller
Joseph Holt
Isle
Compton
Stephen FP. Amthor
Suest
Young L.b.stowaway
Weunobl
Kenya
Kala Singh
Mount Kenya
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