Six Jets Crash in Korea Murky Weather Killing Pilots
Six U S Marines Panther jets crashed one after another into two misty mountains in South Korea while returning from a combat mission. The squadron leader reported instrument failure and fuel shortages before contact was lost. Rescue efforts recovered bodies near Taegu Pohang. five pilots died in formation, one in terrain beyond. Names and ages of seven deceased pilots are listed.
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Army Engineers Approve Alamitos Bay Marina Project
Washington reports that the Alamitos Bay Marina plan for a 10 million dollar small craft harbor at Alamitos Bay Long Beach received approval. City Manager Samuel E. Vickers said the report backs engineering and economic feasibility and may be publicly announced midweek.
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Sabre jets down 45 MiGs aided by new device
United Nations Sabre jets shot down four MiG-15s in Korea aided by a new gadget described as a tactical advantage. September total claimed to 45 MiGs destroyed this month with 87 damaged, surpassing April’s 41. Additional enemy losses included four more destroyed and five damaged. one MiG downed by a Marine plane not counted in Sabre tallies. Ground forces also reported 3743 enemy killed, wounded, or captured in the week ending Sept 14.
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Man Ends His Life In Rage at Bride
San Francisco police said CWO Urbin E. Carlson, 40, quarreled with his bride of three weeks after she dropped a teaspoon into the garbage disposal. He then flew into a rage and shot himself fatally in the head.
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Two Who Killed Federal Officer Grabbed Quickly
Two fugitives fatally shot a deputy U.S. marshal in downtown Tucson and escaped, then were recaptured within 30 minutes. Marshall Edmund J. Schweppe died after being shot in the back with his revolver while detaining Arthur Bupene Fuller, 27, born in Illinois, and Thomas W. Abbott, 20, born in Ohio.
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Truman Blasts Opponents of Health Insurance Plan
President Truman attacked Gen Dwight D Eisenhower and others opposing national health insurance calling them pullbacks wanting horse and buggy days He spoke at an American Hospital Association luncheon to about 2500 people in Convention Hall saying medical and earth services must reach people at affordable prices He defended the goal as American enterprise not socialism and urged a way for people to pay for modern medicine while noting Stevenson supports the administration's health program
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Youth Denied New Auto Slays Father in Orange Grove
An 18 year old college sophomore, Robert Blake Jr, told police he shot and killed his father, 52 year old citrus grower Robert Blake, after being refused a new car. He described a fight in the family mansion before firing one shot with a .22 rifle into the orange grove. The father died instantly. the mother, upstairs, was checked by a doctor. The youth attended Chaffey College in Ontario after USC.
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China Pact Revisions Tie Port Access to Peace
The Soviet Union will hand back Chang chun Railway to Communist China this year but retain access to Port Arthur naval base until Japan signs a peace treaty. Tass cites four points from Soviet Chinese talks ending August 17. The 30 year 1950 treaty prompted Soviet withdrawal from Port Arthur by end of 1952 despite ongoing naval access. Continued on Page A Col 5.
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Weather Update Cloudiness Increases Tonight Through Wednesday
Increasing high cloudiness to night and Wednesday. Mostly sunny tomorrow with local early morning fog. Little change in temperatures. Light variable winds night and morning becoming westerly 12 to 18 miles per hour Wednesday.
Ventura County Fire Contained Brush Fire in Hopper Canyon
Ventura County firemen reported a brush and grass fire in Hopper Canyon under control today. The blaze scorched over 2500 acres of government property before containment. Fire officials urged continued monitoring and advised residents to stay clear of affected areas.
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Ships Collide Near Vancouver Island Killing Seaman
In dense fog in the Strait of Juan de Fuca two freighters collided early today. One seaman aboard the Japanese Taikyu Maru was killed, while the Greek ship Gratsos suffered a six foot gash. both vessels escaped serious damage and proceeded on their routes toward Port Angeles and the Columbia River. The Gratsos had an anchor and chain loss, and the Taikyu Maru was to dock at Port Angeles.
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Planes Hunt Three Northwest Escapees
Planes and police from two states searched southeastern Washington and northeastern Oregon today for three escaped convicts. Four others who joined the escape attempt have been apprehended. The seven escaped Monday afternoon near Kiona after overpowering two guards and taking a truck toward the Washington state penitentiary at Walla Walla.
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Where to Find It Beach and Classified Ads Index
A compact navigation note lists sections by page and column. It directs readers to Beach on Page B-1, Boyle on Page A-17, Bridge on Page B-5, Classified Ads across Pages B-6 to 8-11, Comics on Page A-8, and various other sections including Financial, Lookout, Obituaries, Radio and Television, Shipping, Sports, Theaters, and Weather with their respective pages.
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Honeymoon Couple Found Shot Dead in Las Vegas Hotel
LAS VEGAS AP A young couple seemingly with bright futures were found shot to death Monday in a Flamingo Hotel penthouse. Adrian Grodnick nick 19 and Betty Baron 25 were honeymooning, no marriage record found, motive unknown. Wounds from a .22 revolver, door chain-locked from inside, unclear if murder or suicide. Parents and families, wedding plans in Beverly Hills, and Los Angeles certificates tied to marriage surfaced as officers investigate.
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Philippines Fliers Open Fire on Jojo Island Outlaws
Philippine air force fighters struck Jojo Island targets as authorities pursued Datu Ram on’s faction, battling to restore order amid ongoing clashes with Mohammedan outlaws.
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Eisenhower Blasts Truman Over Hog Farmers Licking
Dwight D. Eisenhower, campaigning in Minnesota, accused the Truman era of giving hog farmers a terrible licking amid a clash between the Agriculture Department and the Office of Price Stabilization. He spoke at Albert Lea on day two of his midwest whistle stop tour, promising GOP consistency in foreign and domestic policy. A crowd of 10,000 to 12,000 greeted him, including about 4,500 schoolchildren, as he emerged with his wife Mamie and lawmakers V. Thye, A. Andresen, and Gov. C. Elmer Anderson.
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Hit-Run Ship Sinks Japanese Steamer Off Tokyo
Tokyo coast guard reported a hit and run sinking of the Miyakawa Maru, a 907 ton steamship, rammed and submerged within ten minutes Monday near Tokyo. Thirty two sailors were left in the sea after the collision. fishermen later rescued the crew. The other vessel fled, and a search for the rogue ship was underway.
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Ike kisses sleeping baby on campaign trail
General Dwight D. Eisenhower kissed the forehead of five month old Billy Salomone as he passed a campaign stand in Ottawa. The sleeping infant’s mother said the Salomone family has long been active in Democratic politics.
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Evacuation Plan Under Way After Wake Island Typhoon
Wake Island 750 inhabitants sheltered in trenches and grounded aircraft awaiting evacuation as a 338 mile per hour typhoon leveled the island. Navy reports 50 percent of facilities destroyed and communications cut for eight hours. Pan American and military installations uprooted. evacuation planes delayed until sunrise due to damaged runways.
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Accidents Kill 3 in Orange County
A day of deadly accidents in Orange County leaves three youths dead and others injured. Stewart Brown 14 died at Orange County General Hospital after being struck on Chapman Avenue by a car driven by Frederick Dunn. Eugene Morgan 14 survived with injuries. Treva Corrine Stephens 11 died from a basal skull fracture after being hit by Paul Hawkins on Chapman near Santanero, El Modena. Encarnacion Espinoza 14 died from a broken neck after tumbling from an orange tree in El Modena. Bodies moved to local mortuaries. families listed.
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Polio Closes Schools Parks in Warrensburg Area
Polio prompted Warrensburg Missouri officials to shut all schools and parks in the town of 6800 and two nearby villages. By Monday, 14th and 15th polio cases were reported, including siblings of an 18 month old girl, with two deaths already recorded and precautionary measures in nearby communities.
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