Five Die in Fiery Auto Crash Near Oceanside
A father, mother, and three children perished in a high speed crash on Highway 101 eight miles north of Oceanside when their car burst into flames after a rear collision. The driver David Nieto Lopez 33 and Lenore 29 with children Andrea 3 and two sons David 15 and Arturo 10 months died. James Dringenberg 18 and passenger Donald Vogt 17 received minor injuries. The Lopez car may have been stationary due to a flat tire and had no tail light seen by the other driver.
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Oceanside
David Nieto Lopez
Los Angeles
Lenore
Andrea
David
Arturo
Highway Patrol
James Edward Dringenberg
Sierra Pl
Anaheim
Donald Wayne Vogt
el Monte
Ti'juan
Arrow Struck Oklahoma City Boy In Persian Gulf Incident
An Oklahoma City boy, seriously injured, was struck by a homemade arrow during a Persian Gulf incident involving Bahraini gunboats and smuggling. Reports said motor launches carried arrows into the air as Abadan boats attacked near the northwest Persian Gulf shore. Physicians surgically removed the arrows in a one hour operation.
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Iran
Oklahoma City
Sian Gulf
C. W. Rains
Jim
Abadan
Kuwait
Persian Gulf
Senate Okays Raise in Interest on Bonds
The Senate approved a bill raising the interest ceiling on government Series E and H savings bonds to 3 percent after a brief debate. President Eisenhower had sought 4 percent. Byrd cited rising redemptions and the need to balance higher rates with economic burden.
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Oks
Washington
House
Eisenhower
Sen
Byrd
D-Va
Finance Committee
Treasury
Mayor hit by terra cotta on Pine Avenue
Mayor George M. Vermillion, famed for European and Latin American tours, was struck on the forehead by terra cotta from a scaffold near 320 Pine Ave. He suffered a cut and swelling, was treated at Sea Side Hospital, and an additional canopy will be added. The damaged piece will be replaced with concrete. the building is owned by Dr. L. G. Nelson.
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George M. Vermillion
Europe
Far East
Latin America
Pine Ave
Seaside Hospital
Tom Norcross
Edward M. O'Conner
L.G. Nelson
Many Feared Dead in Ecuador Flood
Officials fear a flash flood in Jipijupa, Ecuador may have killed up to 100 people as five feet of water poured through the town after a dam on the San Vicenté River burst. Twelve bodies recovered. homes, vehicles, livestock and trees swept into the sea.
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Guayaquil
Ecuador
Jipijupa
Pacific
San Vicenté
Those Forty Boys Those Forty Boys Holys Week Narrative Fragment
A fragmentary religious passage describes the first day of Holy Week with references to Jesus driving thieves from the temple, the mounting authority of His actions, praise from the people, and a quiet Bethany moment before His end. The text echoes biblical scenes including the cursing of a fruitless fig tree and the Psalm reference.
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Bethany
Home Edition Classifieds Item Eight Editions Daily
Classified snippet from the home edition with references to daily editions system and a contact line 2 5953. The readable content is fragmented and lacks a clear event or person but indicates a standard classified listing format.
Jordan Names Khalidi Premier in Six Day Crisis Victory
AMMAN AP Hussein Fakhri Khalidi, a pro western leader, named Jordan's new premier as a six day cabinet crisis ends. Nabulsi, leftist NS leader, included. tensions persist amid reports of arrests and clashes with pro Egyptian factions.
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Hussein Fakhri Khalidi
Jordan
Hussein
Sevenman
Sweiman Nabulsi
Socialist Party
Damascus
Jordan Army
Washington
Bulsi
Zerga Army Carp
Ali Abu Nuwar
Two Couples Die in Ocean Air Crash Mystery
Los Angeles AP report says two planes with five aboard vanished on a Santa Ynez flight from Hawthorne. One plane broke up over the sea near Oxnard killing two couples. the other, piloted by a retired rancher with his sheepdog as passenger, was seen over the Santa Monica Mountains near Malibu. Sheriff’s deputies and 20 CAP planes searched Oxnard beaches for wreckage while officers traced maps from the crash.
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Civil Air Patrol
Santanez
Santa Barbara
Oxnard
Santa Monica
Malibu
Hawthorne
Santa Ynez
CAP
Paul Cutter
Ted Booker
Inglewood
Buck le Noir
Lennox
AIR Force
Dick McKnight
Oxnard Air Force Base
Touchy Ceylonese kill 14 during fete
Colombo police report 14 people were murdered during Sinhalese New Year celebrations on the island over the weekend. Officials blame liquor and a heat wave for causing irritability and violent outbursts, with most deaths by gunfire.
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Colompy
Geysunya
Ceyelonese
Sea of Suds Wash Disaster Overflows Kitchen
Gary Tidwell, 3, tried to help with Monday chores by dumping a large 79 cent soap powder into the washing machine. Mrs. Buford Tidwell returned to a kitchen with suds up to her knees, spreading to the back porch and yard before she could wash them away. The kitchen floor end up clean.
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Columbia
5. C
Gary Tidwell
Mom
Buford Tidwell
Mrs. Tidwell
Bomb Rips Factory in Fullerton
A homemade bomb exploded at the front door of the D Amico Coat factory at 1221 E Ash Ave Fullerton damaging the concrete block building. No injuries were reported. authorities suspect black powder use and a car seen fleeing minutes before the blast.
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Preston Pyette
Lloyd Eckels
D'Amico Coat Factory
Fullerton
E. Ash Ave
el Tort Marine Base
Spt
Frank O'Dell
D’amico Coat Factory
Weather Outlook Sunny Through Tuesday With Variable Clouds
Generally sunny conditions continue with high clouds through Tuesday. Fog or low clouds are expected late night and in the morning. Temperature changes remain minimal across the period.
Steffen Nagel Reports Missing Sheep From Vain Effort
Nagel of 6983 Eureka Ave reports two sheep stolen from a vacant lot near 70th St and Eureka. He says a four foot fence surrounded the area, the animals looked content, and he found evidence a vehicle left the scene. He denies believing the wool was pulled over him.
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Steffen Nagel
Eureka Ave
Nagel
Summerfield Blasted as PO Debate Opens
Rep. Cannon accuses Postmaster General Summerfield of a public be damned attitude as he closes post offices and suspends regular mail delivery. Opening debate on a 41 million dollar emergency appropriation to restore normal postal service is slated, with quotes labeling Summerfield a poor administrator and a poor judge of public sentiment.
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Cannon
D-Mo
House Today
Summerfield
House
Where To Find It On Page References
The notice lists where to locate tax information and various sections across the newspaper. It mentions pages for Beach Combing Hal Boyle Fage Bridge Editorial Financial Shipping Sports Theaters Tides Temperatures TV Vital Statistics Women and Your World with page identifiers and sections.
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Boyle
Raillo
Ilson
AHL
Young killer: 15-year-old confesses to grandmother slaying
In Alton Illinois Charles Edward McFarlane 15 confessed to killing his grandmother Velma Lucy McFarlane 51 with a butcher knife after she scolded him. Deputy states attorney Merle C Bassett said the youth told of the dispute over the family coal furnace and his actions overnight.
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Alton
Merle C. Bassett
Charles Edward McFarlane
Velma Lucy McFarlane
Bassett
Young McFarl Jane
Voroshilov Arrives for Red China Visit
Soviet leader Kliment Voroshilov arrives in Hong Kong for a state visit during AU-Soviet era relations. State media and party officials greet the arrival as high level diplomacy with China.
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Voroshilov
Red China
Hong Kong
AU — Soviet
Klementi Voroshilov
Eisenhower Throws First Pitches to Open Baseball Season
President Eisenhower delivers two ceremonial pitches from the presidential box as the Washington Senators and Baltimore Orioles begin the season. The first toss blooped and was retrieved. the 10 millionth major league baseball signed by Eisenhower and Ferrarese is to be enshrined in Cooperstown. Neil Chrisley made a leaping grab to Rob the high, hard one as officials and players gathered for the ceremony with Nixon and AL president Will Harridge nearby.
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Eisenhower
Washington Senators
Baltimore Orioles
Don Ferrarese
Baltimore
Fers Yarese
Cooperstown
N. Y
Baseball Hall of Fame
Neil Chrisley
Chrisley
Nixon
American League
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