Man Hacked, to Death in LB Home Tragedy
MOSCOW reported Soviet Premier Khrushchev wrote to President Eisenhower calling for a halt to all nuclear tests. The body of Norvelle Norville, a Los Angeles drug firm employee, was found in his Long Beach apartment with stab wounds and blood on a desk drawer. Keith Jones, 29, a telephone installer, found the scene after visiting at a relative’s request. Norville had just returned from a car crash and was recovering from back injuries.
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Hovor
Tass
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State Department
State Department In Wasingtoe
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Narvete
Los Angeles
Ise
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Maine Ave
Norvelle
San Fernando
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Khrushchev
Geneva
U.S.A
Six Die in Georgia Fire Victims Include Children
CALHOUN Ga Six persons including four children die when a frame house burns as they slept Two girls escape from the Hill City area west of Calhoun about forty miles southwest of Chattanooga Tenn The dead include Mrs Clemmie Ruth Simmons 34 Betty Stone 15 Peargie Waldrop 102 Blanch Waldrop 6 Bradley Waldrop 4 and Douglas Waldrop 2 The escapees are Wanda Waldrop 7 and Judy Ann Holt Official say kerosene stove explosion probable cause The Waldrops are children of Mr and Mrs F F Waldrop in Atlanta for surgery Mrs Simmons was staying with them Sgt E M Whitfield of the Georgia Bureau of Investigation said in Washington the article also mentions Eisenhower Khrushchev dialogue and a separate item on test ban talks.
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Ruth’ Simmons
Betty Stone
Péergie Waldrop
Blanch Waldrop
Bradley Waldrop
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Wandra” Waldrop
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Stephus Halt
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F. F. Waldrop
Atlanta
Weather Update Brings Cloudy Conditions Through Sunday
Considerable cloudiness continues through Sunday with a chance of a few brief sprinkles. Weather outlook suggests limited precipitation and cooler temperatures during the period.
Khrushchev Denies Ill Health Vacation Reports
Moscow sources deny persistent reports Premier Khrushchev is ill. He is said to be on a month long holiday on the Black Sea coast returning soon to Moscow. Officials note he will review state affairs from his retreat and may travel in Scandinavia and to a summit with British leaders.
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AB Pro Nual
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Yalta
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Solons Alter Rights Part of Labor Bill
The Senate adopted a compromise bill of rights for union members within its labor reform bill to gain broader support. The Kuchel substitute, replacing the McClellan amendment, narrows protections and allows limits on speech under union rules while preserving key union freedoms. Critics from Goldwater and Lausche warn the changes curb free speech.
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UPI
Senate Today
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
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Rcalif
Labor Department
Fire hits Ashlo coal mine in Hazard Kentucky
Fire at the Ashlo coal mine and wash plant in Combs Kentucky spread from the tipple to the washing plant and threatened company offices. Local authorities reported dynamite blasts and guards changing shifts as National Guard units mobilized to contain violence amid a broader coal fields crisis.
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Whitesburg
Planes land safely after tire blowouts in Grand Rapids
In Grand Rapids two Capital Airliners landed Friday night with blown tires. One plane touched down on four, carrying 54 passengers, the other on all main tires, carrying 48. No injuries, both pilots from Chicago reported handling the emergency braking and stopping the aircraft in under 600 feet.
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Grand Raipds
Russell Irwin
Detroit
Chicago
Passeng
Lowell Huff
Peiping Radin
S. Dakota
Huron
S. D
Man Charged in Attack on White Mom
Hooded night raiders dragged a jailed Black man accused of raping a white woman from his cell in Poplarville Mississippi. FBI involvement was promised as officials searched the red clay hills for Parker or getaway cars. Authorities described bloodstains and violence while Parker fought before surrendering.
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J. Edgar Hoover
New Orleans
Mack Charles Parker
Red Clay
Pearl River County
William P. Rogers
Poplarville Hospital
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Parker
J. P. Coleman
Jackson
Teby
Misssippi
W. 0. Moody
C.J. Mondy
Truman Family Heads to New York to Visit Margaret
Former President Harry S. Truman and Mrs. Truman travel by train to New York to observe his 75th birthday. They will visit daughter Margaret and her husband Clifton Daniel and their grandson during the trip.
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Independence
Harry S
Time Change Across Much of United States Tonight
United Press Interette reports millions of clocks will advance one hour for daylight saving time. The switch occurs at 2 am Sunday in most of the states, though some areas in Minnesota Illinois and Pennsylvania choose to stay on standard time in smaller towns despite nearby cities adopting fast time.
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Ilinois
Pennsylvania
Classifieds and Page Listings Noted in Paper A Section
The reader guide lists where to find church pages comics crosswords and death notices within the edition. It enumerates sections such as Classifieds on B4 and B12, Shipping and Financial pages, Sports pages A1 and A8, Theaters on B1 and TV radio on Bir.
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