New Suspect Arrested in Golden Gate Park Nurse Torture Case
San Francisco police report 21 year old Melvin Bakkerud arrested on charges of kidnapping burglary and torture in the Golden Gate Park assault on a 19 year old nurse. The suspect allegedly used a 10 inch knife and a torture kit after abducting the couple in a secluded park spot.
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iGelden Gate Park
Daniel McKlemy
Melvin M. Bakkerud
Ite
John Rexinger
Sam Quentin
Rexinger
Bakserud
Steanmoller
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Bakkerud
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Lonergan
Twee
Fourteen Kitchen Rhythmettes held by inmates at Utah State Prison
In Mountian, Utah, 18 convicts seized the auditorium at Utah State Prison and held 14 members of the Kitchen Rhythmettes from Price for about an hour. A guard was assaulted but released unharmed as prisoners briefly overpowered site personnel during a staged show.
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Utah
Utah State Prison
Kitchen Rhythmettes
Price
Salt Lake City
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Redd Smith
Draper
Everett W. Carlson
Taylorsville
DB. A. Arthur
Safe-Door Appliance Rule Issued
Washington reports new regulations from the Commerce Department require refrigerators shipped interstate after Oct 30, 1958, to have inside opening doors and safety devices. Laws stress state and local enforcement remain essential. Tests include a force limit of 15 pounds to release the door, a light-pressure turning knob, or a 15-pound pressure release mechanism.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Interstate
Department
Congress
Bureau of Standards
Death Near for Ex Sen George 79
Former Georgia senator Walter F. George, 72, is near death in Vienna Georgia as his heart falters and fever rises. Doctor M L Malloy reports he has lost strength and cannot rally, noting the long service in the U S Senate and NATO ambassadorship.
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Vienna
Walter F. George
M. L. Malloy
Malloy
Eisenhower
NATO
Georgia
U.S. Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Pusan Floods Kill 13 and Leave 4000 Homeless
National police reported floods along the Naktong River north of Pusan killed 13 people and left about 4,000 homeless after heavy rains caused rivers to overflow. In Taegu, 55 miles northwest, six Koreans died when rocks toppled from a cliff onto a house.
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Pusan
Korea
Naktong
Taegu
Where to Find It Churches A 1 5 Classifieds Pages B5 to 1
A compact listing shows where to locate newspaper sections including Churches A 1 5 Classifieds B5 to 1% Comics A6 Crossword A8 Death Notices B5 Financial B4 Shipping Table B4 Sports B32 5 Theaters Lugo A Tides Temperatures B4 Rail Page 4 3.
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Lugo
Railo
Khrushchev and Tito Explore Peace Talks in Broadcast
London based UPI reported that Nikita Khrushchev and Yugoslav President Tito held high level discussions with large Russian and Yugoslav delegations. The broadcast said the talks aimed to deepen all around development of relations and remove obstacles, with agreement on the world situation.
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London
UPI
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Tito
Yugoslavia
Tita
Khrushchev
Romania
P G s Proxy Rumored for Defense Chief
Cincinnati business leader Neil McElroy president of Procter and Gamble said he would go to Washington Monday but declined to discuss a possible defense secretary post. The Enquirer said he might succeed Charles E. Wilson, while Wilson hinted at resignation but gave no timing. McElroy rose through advertising at P G and noted matters would be settled in Washington.
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Cincinnati
Neil McElroy
Procter and Gamble
Washington
Defense
McElroy
Someont
Cincim
NATO Chief Unhurt in Forced Landing
London witness an airliner carrying American General Lauris Norstad make an emergency landing without injuries to the NATO commander or any passengers aboard.
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NATO
London
Lauris Norstad
Press-Celearam Evening Newspaper Long Beach Edition
The Long Beach evening edition from August 3 1957 lists a 20 page issue priced at 10 cents. Classified lines show contact numbers and page indicators for local schedules and notices.
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Press-Celearam
Southland
Long Beach 12
Calib
Candy Pours Coin Machines Suffer in Heat
A heat wave in Weston-super-Mare England disrupts vending machines. A woman inserting a coin into a machine received melted chocolate instead of a candy bar.
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Weston-Super-Mate
Eng
British Send Troops Into Rebel Area
British ground troops and armored cars move by sea and air into Muscat and Oman to aid the pro-British Sultan. A Foreign Office spokesman said troops are in support of the Sultan's forces as air and sea operations continue against rebel-held targets.
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Bahrain
Muscat
Oman
London
Arabian Peninsula
Foreign Office
Lbr
Ingside
Sinclair
RAY
RAF
Jimmy" Roberts
Ghurke Oficer
Cyprus
Youth Slain in Outbreak of Terrorism
In New York Bronx youth George Marshall, 18, was stabbed to death Friday night amid a surge in juvenile violence. Police arrested three teens, ages 17 and 16, who admitted involvement. Marshall and companion Richard Kaughan, 17, were targeted after alleged taunting. A hunting knife was found on the suspect.
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New York
George Marshall
Marshall
Richard Kaughan
Semel
Montgomery
Bronx
Senate rights bill vote seen after Dixie strategy session
In Washington a midweek vote on the civil rights bill appeared likely after Southern senators met. Sen. Russell of Georgia said a final vote could come Wednesday or sooner if all who want to speak are heard. He noted no filibuster was planned in their session.
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Senate
Sen
Russell
D-Ga
Dixie Group
Neivs- Men
Night and morning fog with clearing afternoon sun
Night and morning low clouds and fog persist with sun breaking by afternoon. Cooler air but continued mild temperatures.
Rob Roy Trail Delve Into Scot History With Skelton Family
Edinburgh reports Richard Skelton son of Red Skelton joins a family journey through Scotland tracing Rob Roy. The 9 year old leukemia patient explores Edinburgh Castle and Holyrood Palace while Red guides a European tour with plans to Ireland then the United States.
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London
Richard Skelton
Edinburgh
Scotland
UFI
Red Skelton
Edinburgh Castle
Holyrood Palace
Rickard
Red
Richard
Rob Roy
Skelton
Itrossath
Banc
Homestead of Coolidge Transferred to Vermont State
Plymouth Vermont reports that the Coolidge homestead once home to Calvin Coolidge was deeded to the state. John Coolidge, son of the 30th President, handed the deed to Gov. Joseph Johnson as hundreds gathered. The ceremony contrasted with the 1923 oath scene in the dark parlor when Coolidge became president.
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Plymouth
Coolidge
United Light
Vermont
John Coolidge
Joseph 8. Johnson
Driver nabbed hours after deadly Long Beach crash
Long Beach police report a hit-and-run on E Broadway and Hermosa Ave left two dead Evelyn Reed 31 and Edsel Coan 31 and three injured. William Montgomery 31 admitted driving the hit run after drinking. Betty Jones 27 and passengers My Quick Jr 24 and Thomas King 22 were injured. The crash followed a second fatal on Alamitos Ave near E 11th St. Police say Montgomery faces felony hit and run and manslaughter charges.
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Alamitos Ave
E. 11Th St
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Hermosa
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Klm Ave
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Standard Oil Co
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Mortgomery
Community Hospital
Reed
Jones
James My. Quick Jr
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Thomas M. King
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King
Lin Montgomery
Yanks in Moscow join bargain joyride at youth festival
About 160 American students attend the Moscow Youth Festival with a third using cut rate travel and lodging for sightseeing rather than the lectures. Some collect experiences and share U.N. criticism of Soviet actions while others attend festival events or simply enjoy the cheap package.
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Moscow
U. S
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