Dulles predicts decade of peaceful change at UN
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles told the United Nations General Assembly that the world may enter a decade of peaceful change ending the cold war. He cited improved international atmosphere since 1954, hoped for Berlin and German unification progress, and endorsed exchanges of military blueprints and mutual aerial inspection to advance world arms reductions.
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North Africa Plane Crash Fatal for 15
Fifteen people were killed when a BOAC airliner crashed while landing at Tripoli Idris Airport, Liby a. The wreck near treetops left 13 passengers and two crew dead, with 27 passengers and five crew escaping and one seriously injured. The incident occurred as the flight approached the airport, prompting London to confirm the disaster.
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Mostly sunny after night clouds and cooler morning
The day will start with night and morning low clouds then turn mostly sunny. A slight cool down follows, bringing modestly cooler temperatures across the area.
Plane Argonaut crashes depart from London to Lagos
The Argonaut, a four engine propeller airliner, left London for Lagos, Nigeria, with BOAC reporting this as the sixth fatal crash in two and a half years. BOAC had earlier withdrawn its pioneer Comet jet airliner from service after several crashes in the same period.
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Lonardi dissolves Argentine Congress and urges peace
Provisional President Eduardo Lonardi dissolves the Senate and consolidates power after the Peronist regime collapse. He seeks unity via "peace and work" while reopening schools and releasing prisoners. Peron and Eva Peron are fading from the scene as arrest rumors surface. Lonardi, 59, plans to be sworn in after a Cordoba flight delay.
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Suit for Kills Girl Dating His Friend
19 year old telephone operator Patricia Schwartz was shot in a crowded Stockton tavern around 12:45 am. Robert Hoffman, 20, admitted firing from about three feet away after allegedly being rejected. The shots killed Schwartz who sat with John L. Smitendorf, 21, after they had attended an outdoor movie. Hoffman, a former neighbor, claimed he asked to take Schwartz home. she refused. A jury later awarded $250,000 against the city for injuries to Billy Goodman, 14, and $50,000 to his mother, Alberta Goodman, in a separate Stockton case involving traffic lights and a crosswalk accident.
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Divorced Man Prioritizes Dogs Over Wife in Ohio Case
A rubber worker James F. Lower of Aeron Ohio divorced after neighbors complained about his 14 of 17 dogs. His wife testified that he neglected her and even brought home dog food instead of groceries. She said he slept with the dogs on his bed and that he cared more for animals than his spouse. Judge Claud V. D. Emmons heard the case.
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Man pays debt with pennies. legal tender dispute erupts
Raymond P. Vinzant tries to settle an $88.19 debt to Anthony J. Rivera by dumping 8,819 pennies on a sidewalk. Rivera refuses, claiming pennies are not legal tender. Judge Boone rules the coins are not valid for the payment, though the incident highlights questions of legal tender under 31 U.S.C. Chapter 9. A crowd watches as deputies clear the scene and Vinzant vows to seek a federal stay.
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Four Killed When Auto Crashes Into Truck Near Ridgeway
A car traveling on a highway near Ridgeway Missouri crashed into the rear of a transport truck Wednesday night, killing four young men. The victims were L Carlyle Ramey, 19, Ridgeway. Kenneth Woodin, 22, Dainsville. Robert Lyle Hendren, 24, Ridgeway. and Donald Gene Polley, 18, Ridgeway.
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Heart Victim Revived 172 Times Dies at 97
In Lansing Michigan Harry D. Cove, a 97 year old businessman who suffered heart trouble, died Wednesday after a long history with revival attempts by the city’s inhalator squad. The squad revived Cove 172 times over the years, never on the first call, and he was praised as the world’s most revived man by responders.
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Bulganin and Khrushchev Leave Moscow for Vacation
Premier Bulganin and Communist Party Secretary Khrushchev departed Moscow for vacation. They will travel to Crimea and the Caucasus.
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LiB Area Counterfeit Robbery Ring Broken
The Los Angeles County sheriff announces a Long Beach area bandit ring handling car thefts counterfeiting auto pink slips and burglaries. Seven suspects are in custody in Los Angeles Phoenix and Albuquerque jails after a large cache of counterfeiting equipment was found in a stolen car living rented garage on Molline Ave. The car, stolen in 1951, contained two guns and a forged pink slip.
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Barbados Hit by Hurricane Janet Winds
Hurricane Janet, with 115 mile per hour winds, lashed Barbados and moved toward the Caribbean Sea. Warnings covered the Windward Islands from St Lucia to Grenada, with paths and storm advisories extending north toward Dominica and Tobago. Meanwhile, a sheriff's office reported arrests in a separate investigation linking Leo and Edward Rader to a large counterfeiting and burglary ring, tied to a September Arlington, California Post Office theft and recovered money order blanks.
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Classified and Page Listings Across the Paper
The text lists where to find various sections of the newspaper including Beach Combing Classifieds Comics Editorials Financial Obituaries Radio and TV Sports and more with page references for each category and segment. It serves as a contents snapshot indicating page designations such as A and B sections like A-20 C-7 B-12 and similar.
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Choir leader admits Santa Monica restaurant robbery
Police say a Santa Barbara church choir director admitted robbing a Santa Monica restaurant of 3100 dollars in cash and checks. Officers said 36 year old Alexander Joseph Lawrence had been jailed since Monday on suspicion of robbery after the cashier Elva M. Kellar was slugged and locked in a closet.
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Stolen Baby's Dad Receives Ransom Note
Police disclosed a ransom note demanding $5,000 under threat of death for a five day old baby named Monday from Mt Zion Hospital. Dr Sanford Marcus, the father, renewed the appeal as a package was left but not picked up. Authorities suspect the note writer may not be the kidnapper and continue an Oak lad area search.
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Missing San Francisco infant Robert Marcus case shakes city
Police rushed more than a third of San Francisco’s 1700 officers to pursue a kidnapping of infant Robert Marcus. A blonde woman 35 to 40 was seen near the nursery, while clues appeared in San Jose including a hospital blanket and a half-filled bottle found in a parking lot. The Marcus family, wartime refugees, have two other children, Richard and Susan.
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Ship Short 70000 Dollars. Ensign Page Missing
SAN FRANCISCO The destroyer Wasp in drydock here short about 70000 dollars in ship funds. Ensign David J. Page 23 year old discussing officer from Croton Fall New York is missing.
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