Reds Blamed for Crisis in Tiny Jordan
The United States redeployed the 6th Fleet into Middle East waters to deter international communism as Jordan faces a crisis under martial law imposed by King Hussein. Americans evacuate from Jordan in Jerusalem while Washington cites Reds as the agitators.
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Associated Press
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6Th Fleet
Middle Eastern
Jordan
Hussein
Jerusalem
State Department
Lincoln White
U.S
White House
U. S
Bedouin 1St Armored Regiment
Sharif Zeid Ibn Shaker
Life Magazine
City Rules Flashers Must Go in Long Beach
Long Beach cracks down on flashing advertising lights used in parking lots motels and displays that blind motorists. Police warn contraveners will be prosecuted after notification as traffic deaths rise to 26 nearly quadrupling last year.
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Long Beach
Charles J. Novotny
Police Traffic Bureau
Movetny
California
Tom Zeiger
Where to Find It Floodwaters Surge Through Texas
The notice lists sections and page references for the day’s coverage. It notes floods across portions of Texas easing after Wednesday’s storms and directs readers to page A-2 for Your World, page A-11 for Hal Boyle, page A-II for Judge, and other features across A, B, and C sections including photos, comics, notes, and sports.
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Texas
Hal Boyle
Wilson
Women
Your World
U.N. Council Prepares for Suez Debate
United Nations delegates discuss Egypts plan for Suez Canal operation amid calls for arbitration and U.S. caution. Security Council sets Friday session to note the situation while U S delegates signal openness to private talks despite differing views on canal control and tolls.
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U. N
Egypt
Nasser
Middle East Waterway
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Security Council
Lodge
Suez Canal
Cairo
United States
Eisenhower considers oil import curb to protect security
President Eisenhower said foreign crude could threaten U S security and ordered a formal study on curbing imports possibly via ceilings or tariffs. Mobilization Director Gordon Gray will consult oil firms on voluntary reduction, while authorities in California tracked a distressed pilot in a light plane shouting for help.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Augusta
Gordon Gray
Avisth
Eisenhower vows to curb union crime and corruption
President Eisenhower denounces labor racketeering as an abomination and urges swift passage of laws for union health and welfare fund disclosure and full reporting of union finances. Meany backs broader transparency and member access to financial reports. administration bills already before Congress.
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Eisenhower
Mitchell
Union Treasuries
Apl-Cio
George Meany
Washington
Meany
Innocent Man Cleared After Lie Test In Short Murder Case
Los Angeles police say Edward Aubele, 41, who confessed to the Elizabeth Short murder, is innocent after a lie detector test. He remains jailed awaiting family contacts to decide hospitalization and further disposition.
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Los Angeles
Edward ‘Aubele
iDahlie
Aubele
Elizabeth Short
Official Sued for Divorce in 31-Year Marriage
Former Secretary of the Navy Dan A. Kimball, 62, president of Aerojet General and former vice president of General Tire, was sued for divorce by his wife Dorothy for extreme cruelty. The couple, who separated last November 24, have no children.
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Los Angeles
UPI
the Navy
Dan A.kimball
Dorothy
Kimball
Aerojet- General Corp
General Tire’ & Rubber Co
Navy
Truman
Childdren
Knight's Son-in-Law Injured in Crash
Los Angeles attorney Robert A. Eaton, 32, son-in-law of Gov Goodwin J Knight, was injured when his car struck a stopped bus after brakes failed. Eaton suffered a severe cut upper lip while his wife Marilyn and another passenger were uninjured. no bus passengers were hurt.
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Los Angeles
Goodwin J. Knight
Robert A. Eaton
Eaton
Marilyn
Jane ‘Woos‘iter
Blind Boy Engineers a Real Train on Long Island
Raymond Kajowski a six year old blind resident of Greenlawn Long Island wrote to the Long Island Railroad asking to see a real train. On Wednesday he sat in the cab at Jamaica Queens with engineer George Archibald guiding him as he handled the throttle and brakes and heard the route details and crossings described.
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Raymond Kajowski
Mineola
Long Island Railroad
George A. Archibald
Raymond
Archibald
Greenlawn
Long Island
Jane
Jamaica
Queens
George Archibald
Brossings
Red Tape Tax Return Delayed by Missing Signature
A Navajo in Albuquerque failed to sign his U S tax form. IRS sent it back asking him to sign on lines marked by red checks and resubmit. He replied it took long to find a red pencil after searching the reservation to sign the document.
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Albuquerque
N. M
UPI
Internal Revenue Service
TRS
Weather forecast fragment with unclear wording
Incomplete forecast notes morning low or clouds and sunshine. Mentions Friday, warmer conditions, and a late moon phase but lacks clear temperatures or locations.
Birth Amid Fatal Car Crash Near Gardena
A woman in labor delivered a nine pound son at Prairie Ave and Redondo Beach Blvd as Chester G Wasmer raced toward Centinela Hospital. His car collided with William E Martin’s, Martin died two hours later. Emma Wasmer and baby survived. Martin’s condition worsened.
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Gardena
Prairie Ave
Redondo Beach Blvd
Chester G. Wasmer
Victoria Ave
Creemery
Centinela Hospital
Emma
Waser
William E. Martin
W. 17
St. Lawndale
Northrop Aircraft Co
Electian
Martin
Highway Patrol
Idella
Holmes
Cadison Ave
Torrance
Wasmer
Park Emergency Hospital
Gardena Hospital
Mether
Michigan OKs Scott Extradition
LANSING Mich UPL Gov G Mennen Williams ordered the extradition of Leonard Ewing Scott to California where he faces murder and grand theft charges for allegedly killing his missing wife. Scott and his attorney argued they could not receive a fair trial if returned. If extradition stands, Scott’s attorney said a habeas corpus writ would be sought in U S District Court Detroit.
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Lansing
Mich
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
Leonard Ewing Scott
California
Scott
Tike
Williams
Gabriel Cohn
Detroit
U.S. District Court
Air Force target crashes into apartment roof in Mary Esther
A young housewife escaped serious injury when a 20-foot air force target plummeted into the roof of her Mary Esther apartment on Wednesday. The 250 to 500 pound target ripped through the structure, narrowly missing residents and causing damage to the unit. Local authorities investigated the incident and no injuries beyond shock were reported.
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Mary Esther
Fis. UA
Air Force
Unidentified Woman Falls 11 Floors to Death
police say a young woman fell from an open restroom window of a downtown Los Angeles office building on Wednesday. She left no identification or notes, weighed about 220 pounds, stood around five feet tall, and wore a brown coat and dress with brown eyes. Officers are trying to identify her.
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Rock
Jewel di
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