Babe Didrikson Zaharias Dies at 42 in Texas Hospital
Babe Didrikson Zaharias, famed golfer and Olympic star, died at 6 54 a m CST in Galveston Texas at age 42 after a long battle with cancer. President Eisenhower honored her fierce spirit and lifelong athletic impact while doctors noted her stamina. Her husband George Zaharias was at her side as she slipped away peacefully.
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Uneasiness Ruling at Jerusalem After Border Clash
A brief Jerusalem gunfire flare near the Israeli Jordan border ended with a UN cease fire and no reported casualties. Israeli and Jordanian troops paused after an exchange in the Old City while Hammarskjold sought Security Council action to restore control amid warnings of broader Arab action.
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Eisenhower to add two or three campaign speeches
President Eisenhower said at a news conference he will deliver two or three more major campaign speeches beyond the five or six planned but will not barnstorm or whistle-stop. He cited friendly representations and said there is no health reason for the faster pace. He paused to tribute Babe Didrikson Zaharias, praising her and noting her battle with cancer.
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Beauty 17 dies in accidental shotgun blast at Meikleour House
Perth Scotland Lady Caroline Petty-Fitzmaurice 17, eldest of four daughters, died after a gun in a family gun room discharged while she examined it. She had been briefly wounded previously and was to attend a hunt ball and races at Scone Palace. Her father said she could not have known the weapon was loaded.
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Weather outlook shows clear skies with Friday high clouds
Mostly clear conditions continue with little temperature change. Friday bringing some high clouds but no rain or significant storm activity expected.
Tito and Khrushchev Make Surprise Visit to Russia
Yugoslav President Tito and Soviet leader Khrushchev embarked on a sudden trip to the Soviet Union described as a vacation. They traveled with several officials including Rankovic and Pucar, and will stay along the Black Sea coast for several days.
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Negro Named Head of Catholic Youths
Frank Evans a 24 year old Negro was elected president of the San Antonio Archdiocese Council of Catholic Youths on Wednesday in San Antonio Texas.
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Smog and Weather Tie to Truman Stevenson Clash
Adlai Stevenson seeks support from Democratic audiences as he confronts President Truman and President Eisenhower over leadership and policy amid heat and smog alerts. Weather Bureau predicts high near 90 in Los Angeles and Long Beach, with ozone readings prompting air quality concerns.
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Three Hour Smog Alert Marks Longest of Year in LA
A three hour smog alert began at 10 27 am Wednesday as downtown Los Angeles ozone reached 50 parts per million, peaking at .35 before dropping below alert at 1 20 pm. Air Pollution Central District director Smith Griswold blamed weak winds and high temperatures, noting a cooling trend may arrive by weekend.
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Bell X2 Rocket Crashes at Edwards Air Force Base
The Bell X2 rocket plane crashed at Edwards Air Force Base, killing the pilot in the craft's first flight. The Air Force said the aircraft had set altitude and speed records, reaching about 126000 feet and 1900 mph, while withholding the pilot's identity.
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United States tests in Diter mediate Range Ballistic program
The United States has begun preliminary testing in its Diter mediate Range Ballistic Missile programs. Details are noted on Page A-3.
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Thrifty Drug Warehouse Strike Threat Ends Labor Tension
Thrifty Drug warehouse workers in Los Angeles authorized a strike by a 182 to 1 vote amid stalled contract talks. Local 2 ILWU President Al Caplan said demands cover wage increases, vacation and seniority benefits, stronger job protections, ending gender discrimination, firm union security, paid holidays, and safety conditions. Stores rely on daily warehouse supplies across Southern California including Long Beach.
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Culver City Official Indicted on Funds
John D. Powell, 44, suspended Culver City recreation director, was charged Wednesday with embezzling 227 and forging a receipt for 140 involving municipal recreation funds. He was released on bond pending arraignment October 3.
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Solons Briefed by Dulles Over Suez Crisis
Secretary of State Dulles briefed a group of four Foreign Relations Committee senators on the Suez Canal dispute, held 40 minutes before an 11 day gathering. Dulles routinely briefs Senate and House Foreign Policy Committees during international crises. At the U N, the Security Council agreed to debate Western Egyptian charges, with the US voting to include them alongside six other nations. Britain, France, Australia and Belgium abstained. The council debate is slated to begin late next.
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Liberace Stung by Wasp Before London Concert
Paris reports the pianist Liberace was stung on the right thumb by a wasp and rushed to an airport dispensary. He said his thumb did not move, and a doctor predicted it would be better by Sunday, ahead of his Palladium London show.
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