Peron Flees to Paraguay Gunboat as Asylum Sought
The fallen dictator Juan D. Peron boarded a Paraguayan gunboat at Buenos Aires seeking asylum amid rebel threats. Ambassador Juan Chavez said Peron slipped aboard with Maj. Ignacio Ciabeta after pledging protection, while rebels aimed to intercept en route to Asuncion. The junta in Buenos Aires announced peace talks as labor unrest looms.
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Buenos Aires
Juan D. Peron
Peron
Paraguay
Palermo
Tri
Uruguay
Argentina
Sunhgat
Exictator
Juan Chavez
Ignacio Ciabeta
Asuncion
Latin America
General Federation of Labor
Infant Kidnaped From Hospital in San Francisco
Nearly 300 policemen checked 66 blocks today in a hunt for 3 day old Robert J. Marcus the son of Dr Sanford Marcus and his wife from Daly City. A blond woman seen leaving Mt Zion Hospital with a baby prompted the search and a description was issued by Insp. George Dyer.
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San Francisco
Mt. Zion Hospital
Robert J. Marcus
Sanford Marcus
Daly City
Lettie Clement
Eleanor Lorenz
George Dyer
Dulles Molotov Meet as U N Opens
United Nations General Assembly opens while Secretary of State Dulles and Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov have a private courtesy meeting. A US delegation says the visit is routine, not a bargaining move, amid tension and ongoing global debates.
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United Nations
John Foster Dulles
V. M. Molotov
HIE
U. N
Dulles
Weare
Waldorf-Astotia
John Engler
U. S
Biglota
Jadnaner
Marcus
Richard
Susan
Weather forecast calls for warmer area skies through Friday
The U S Weather Bureau predicts clear and warmer weather for the area through Friday in a five day forecast. The warming trend is expected to push temperatures above previous levels.
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U. S
Storm Ravages Tampico Leaving Hundreds Homeless
Around 15,000 people were left homeless in Tampico as hurricane Gilda struck Gulf of Mexico oil port. At least 12 died and about 250 injured. Much of the city’s housing and public buildings were damaged or destroyed, with hospitals flooded and utilities down. President Ruiz Cortines ordered unlimited aid as authorities warned of food and medicine shortages.
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Mexico City
Tampico
Gulf of Mexico
Mexico
Texas
Horacio Teran
Good Neighbor Commission
Iuda Adero
Altamira
Moeueten Fies
U. S
Ithe
Philippines
Teran
Poland
United States
Dink
Adolfo Ruiz Cortines
Hilda
Federal Health Ministry
Marci ano Moore Heavyweight Title Fight Postponed
Heavyweight title bout between Rocky Marciano and Archie Moore in Yankee Stadium is postponed to 10 45 p m Wednesday due to threatening weather. Weighs stood at 188 14 pounds for Marciano and 188 for Moore as crowd of 500 gathered for weigh in at Madison Square Garden. Promoters cite weather uncertainty and gate receipts as factors.
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New York
Rocky Marciano
Ighallenger
Archie Moore
Yankee Stadium
Long Beach
Jim Norris
International Boxing Club
Worris
Marciano
Moore
Madison Square Garden
Weill
Bie
Becky
Alaska Grizzly Kills Hunter in Wilderness
A grizzly bear killed hunter R. McBride of Anchorage in a wilderness area north of here on Monday. Police reported the death occurred while he was separated from his hunting companion, who later found the body.
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Advamagis
Alaska
Here
Territorial
Witls.r. McBride
Anchorage
Mexico bus crash kills 10 near Celaya
A speeding passenger bus overturned and rolled down a two grade near Celaya, about 125 miles northwest of Mexico City. Ten Mexicans died and 26 were injured. The bus was from Leon.
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Celaya
Memco Uf
Leon
Mexico City
Knight Puts OK on U.N. U. S. Days
Governor Knight will proclaim both United States Day and United Nations Day this year. Oct. 23 will be United States Day and Oct. 24 United Nations Day. Press Secretary Tom Bright! notes prior opposition and national context, with previous criticism and new requests this year.
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Sacramento
Googwin Knight
United Nations
Tom Bright
Knight
United States
United States Day Committee, Inc
U.N
Kright
Eisenhower
California
Bright
U S
Who Put New Tires on Stolen Auto
In Muscatine Iowa Joe Allen Butler recovered his car missing a tire and a tool box worth about 100 dollars. He found two new tires on the vehicle and wonders who owns them. Police are holding the tires as part of the investigation at the riverfront location.
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Muscatine
Iowa
Joe Allen Butler
Mississippi River
Farm Youth 16 Admits Serious Incident Foster Parents
A 16 year old farm boy in Eaton Ohio admitted to choking his foster mother to death with his knee and to burning their bodies in a car to cover the slayings. Kenneth Bowman later told officials that his mother drove while he killed his father, and autopsies showed a murder and arson rather than an accident. He was held under observation in a psychiatric ward as investigators pursued the case.
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Eaton
Ohio
Everett Fahrenholz
Ken
Neth Bowman
Kenneth
Harold Bowman
Farmer
Maybelle Bowman
Near West
Alexandria
Bowmans
Willis Peterson
Preble County
Bowman
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
Fahrenholz
Lee Family Tours Orange County Homes for Sale
Five time Olympic diving champion Maj Sammy Lee and his wife Rosiland toured Orange County real estate seeking a new home. They faced offers and neighbor objections tied to his Korean ancestry after earlier rebuffs in Garden Grove and Anaheim. They visited Fresno and Costa Mesa areas, staying with relatives in Los Angeles while awaiting settlement. Pamela, the two week old daughter, was not with them on the trip.
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Sammy Lee
Orange County
Garden Grove
Anaheim
Grove
Lee
San Diego
Costa Mesa
Joe Farr
Ey Rae West
Maj
Los Angeles
Pamela
New England Weathering Ione Damage Across Atlantic Seaboard
Hurricane Ione veered out to sea after battering North Carolina with floods and wind. Virginia escaped major losses while North Carolina reported multiple towns with extensive damage, several deaths, and widespread flooding. Heavy rainfall totals exceeded 3 inches in Richmond and Belhaven reported damage to every house.
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Ione
North Carolina
Virginia
Block Island
Cape Hatteras
Chesapeake
Delaware
Provincetown
Mass
Richmond
Belhaven
New Bern
Elizabethtown
Washington
N. C
Ah Belhaven
Morehead City
French Will Oust Sultan of Morocco
Paris reports a French cabinet decision to remove the Sultan of Morocco and install a three man regency for an indefinite period. Premier Edgar Faure and Pierre July will name the regents, aiming to form a national union government with nationalist representatives as part of reconstructing French Moroccan relations and offering Morocco limited self rule within a French Moroccan partnership.
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Paris
France
Morocco
Edgar Faure
Pierre July
Faure
July
Pierre Boyer de Latour aul’Moulin
National Union
Page references snippet from a hometown paper
A concise catalog lists where to find sections and features in the edition. It names areas such as Beach Combing, Bridge, Classifieds, Comics, Crossword, Editorial, Financials, Obituaries, Radio and TV, Shipping Table, Sports, Theaters, Tides and Temperatures, Vital Statistics, Wilson, Women, and Your World across pages A-2 to B-15.
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Boyle
Vital Statistics
Wilson
Your
East West Romance Ends in Tokyo Wedding
Benjamin Adler a New York cotton broker, 86, wed Hinake Kojima 23 in a civil ceremony at the American Embassy in Tokyo. They plan a Shinto ceremony and reception at the Grand Imperial Hotel with Adler traveling later to the United States.
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Upi
Benjamin Adler
New York
Japan
Adler
Hinake Kojima
E. 66Th St
Grand Imperial Hotel
America
United States
Southeast Asia
Middle East
Europe
England
London
Richard Adler
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