Avett ally faced hotel dispute over tribulations at airport
Actress Gloria Garener faced a dispute with the Gloria hotel manager on Wednesday as she moved out after claiming she was driven from her room by unruly fans. The manager said guests complained of noises resembling a wild party after her arrival at Galea Airport.
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Soar
Coparahana Palace
Misa Garener
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South America
Momlessi
Hollywood
Newemen
Pees
Galea
Winn
Newsie
Ninhappily
Jost Sand
Chiang Planes Rip Mainland With Rockets
Nationalist planes attacked mainland China opposite Formosa using rockets in forces aimed at Amoy and a base near Quanzhou. The strikes followed U.S. remarks championing Nationalist resistance as pressure from Communist China intensified. Ambassador Dulles issued assurances as Chiang Kai-shek's side pressed operations amid bad weather.
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China
Amoy
Tionallal
Querans
John Hosier
U. S
Carl Rankin
Dulles
le Ane
Tokyo
Tin
Renil Io
U.S
Paremasa
Hoe
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A fragmented listing directs readers to sections across the issue, detailing page numbers for Beach Combing, Bridge, Classifieds, Comics, Editorials, Financials, Obituaries, Radio, Shipping, Sports, Theaters, Tides and Temperatures, Wilson, Women, and Your World with page references including A-25 B-14 to 19 and A-2.
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Boyle
Edna May Hovering Offshore Threatens Florida Coast
Forecaster Grady Norton warned Edna may still threaten the Atlantic coast from Melbourne to Cape Hatteras. He said the storm is offshore with uncertain timing, about 300 miles east of Cape Canaveral at dawn, with erratic course and rough seas. Small craft were told to avoid open water as advisers monitor movement.
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Miami
Grady Norton
Atlantic
Melboure-Titusville
Florida
Caroling Capes
Norton
Cape Canaveral
Florida Peninsula
Daytona Beach
Cape Hatteras
Enad
Earthquake Devastates Orleansville Area in Algeria
A major quake struck northern Algeria leveling Orleansville and damaging surrounding villages. Early tallies report 800 dead and over 1,000 injured with officials warning the city heavily damaged. Troops and medical units from Algiers and Oran mobilized as the disaster spread across the region.
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Algiers
Algeria
Orleansville
North
Afvisa
Eyewtnessos
Ameria
Tteansvill
Beester
Algie’s
Oran
Miss America 1955 race narrows to California contender
California beauty Linda Maud Weisbrod and Washington, DC singer Lee Ann Meriwether led the Miss America 1955 preliminary tests in Atlantic City. Weisbrod, 21, and Meriwether, 19, advanced with strong singing and personality performances amid 6,000 in attendance at Convention Hall. Weisbrod, a UC Berkeley? coed studying music, dreams of the Met Opera. both contestants wore bathing suits, evening gowns, and performed before judges to gain points toward the $50,000 in prizes.
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Lee Ann Meriwether
San Francisco
Atlantic City
N. J
Washington, D. C
District of Columbia
Nelte
Maud Weisbrod
Mise
Lee
Ann Meriwether
San Fran
Visea
Watt
Lee Ann
Conla
City College of San
Choite
America
Linda Maud
Kaan University
Sacs
All
Metropolitan Opera
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McCarthy abandons defense citing precedent ruling
Washington AP Sen McCarthy abruptly halted his bid to defend himself on two censure charges after the six man Senate committee upheld a ruling that he may not cite actions of other senators. Ed Williams said he was shocked by the decision and called it unwise while Watkins allowed no past actions by Vice President Nixon or other senators to be used as precedent in his defense.
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Spe
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Senate
Edward Bennett Williams
Sixeman Committee
L Watking
Utah
McCarhy
Williams
Watkins
Oper Heating
Nixon
Sen. Williams
Watkins Pinsell
Warking
Girl Water Skier Slashed by Propeller in Newport Beach Accident
A 17 year old girl, Donna Sorensen of Glendale, lost her left arm and suffered severe injuries after a motorboat propeller struck her while water skiing off Newport Beach. Witnesses and a physician described the chaotic scene as a larger boat failed to see the circling swimmers, striking Sorensen in shallow water. She underwent surgery, with doctors attempting to save her life as she was transported to hospital.
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Newport Beach
Donna Sorensen
Highway Highlands
Glendale High School
Donna
Edward Edwards
Glendale
Edwards
Upper Bay
Hugh Hutson
Corona del Mar
James Britton
George Fox
Altadena
Britten
Fox
Hose Hospital
Sorensen
Hutson
Bob Furk
Chef's Inn
Doug Scott
Hugh Hulls
Barbara Hawkins
Six Families Ousted From Tin Can Beach
Six families longtime residents of Tin Can Beach were evicted Wednesday by sheriff deputies and health officials from a three mile zone between Newport Beach and Sunset Beach. One man, Aughsy A Scheerlinck, 38, was jailed after authorities found his five young children living in tents for weeks. Scheerlinck, hospitalized for a psych ward transfer, faced allegations of neglect and improvised shelter conditions. The children ranged in age up to two years, with the oldest in custody of relatives in Santa Ana.
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Sumer
Tin Can Beach
Here
Sunset Beach
Scheerlinck
Tem
Ted
Seheessinck
Orange County General Hospital
Duventia
Santa Ana
Betty Jo
Relativ
AML
Crippled Oceanside Woman Found Killed
A damaged local notice reports the death of a woman in Oceanside found murdered. Her husband Ward W. Gelser, 169, is jailed on suspicion of the crime. Police recovered two pistols under the bed and a hidden tablet. no murder weapon secured.
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Warner
F. Gelser
Ward W. Gelser
Atomic Sub to Join Fleet in September 30 Commissioning
The Nautilus, the first atomic powered submarine, will join the fleet September 20 with a formal commissioning at Groton, Connecticut, where construction has been ongoing since 1952. It will begin sea tests after final equipment is installed, likely in October. Commander Eugene P Wilkinson will lead. Lt. Dean L. Axene will be executive officer. The crew consists of 11 officers and about 100 enlisted men who have trained for three years for this assignment.
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Washington
Groian
Conn
Navy
Eugene P.wilkinson
San Diego
Calif
Dean L. Axene
Weather outlook shows sun through Friday
Mostly sunny through Friday with night and morning low clouds. Warm daytime highs and light winds reduce humidity, with clearing skies overnight across the region.
Bride Monkeys in Gale City Wedding Gone Wild
A Gale City wedding ended with the bride, Cheetah the monkey, fleeing and climbing a tree. Groom Joe the male monkey and handlers at Hunter's Paint Show attempted capture with a banana lure. After an hour, firefighters aided by a ladder retrieved Cheetah and returned both primates to their cage.
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Ill
Joe
Cal Hunter
Opal Salles
Cheetah
Gale
Macomb
Hunter
Hope Cemetery
Richard Smith
Faye Jones
Cheetan
Earth
Jae
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