Nautilus Heads for England After Arctic Nuclear Voyage
The Nautilus, America’s first nuclear submarine, completes a 1830 mile under Arctic ice voyage from Pearl Harbor to the Atlantic. President Eisenhower decorates Cmdr Wilmer Anderson and grants a unit citation to the 116 crew. Officials say the route hints at future nuclear cargo subs and fast transoceanic missions. London confirms a Tuesday arrival in Portland, England.
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London
Portland
England
Pearl Harbor
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Atlantic
Arctic Sea
North America
Russia
White House
Eisenhower
Navy
Wilm R. Anderson
U.S
Eurasia
Cmdr
William R. Anderson
Jim Hagerty
Dag Hammarskjold maps plan for Middle East peace
United Nations Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold urged the General Assembly to focus on a constructive plan to stabilize the Middle East. He called for Arab nations to cease internal interference and for big powers to aid economically, signaling a move away from name calling as the emergency session opened.
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United Nations
Dag Hammarskiold
U. N
Middle East
Hammarskiold
Sobolev
General Assembly
Bear mauls girl to death in Jasper National Park
A pursuing black bear dragged 7 year old Barbara Coates from a cottage steps in Sunwapta Falls, Jasper National Park. Her mother Mrs. Jack Coates tried to save her, pulling on the girl as the bear backed off with the child in its teeth. The bear dropped Barbara when three girls rushed to help, and it was shot and killed by a cottage owner. Barbara died en route to hospital. Alison, 5, was not harmed.
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Jasper
Alta
Barbara Christine Coates
Jasper National Park
Jack Coates
Barbara
Classifieds guide to sections and pages
The reader is directed to locate categories within the newspaper such as Churches on A-d, Classifieds on B-23, Comics on A-9, and reviews of various pages. It lists where to find shipping tables on B-2, Southland Cities on B-1, and sports on A-8, 7, 8 along with theaters on A-2 and TV radio on B-10.
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Southland
Passport Issued to Harry Bridges in Washington
The State Department announced the issuance of a passport to Harry Bridges of San Francisco a controversial head of West Coast Longshoremen. The document shows plans to travel to Western Europe the Soviet Union and the Middle East including Israel and possibly Egypt.
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London
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Europe
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State Department
Harry Bridges
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Bridges
Middle East
Israel
Egypt
Woman who shot cabby awaits fate
Virginia Louise Haworth, 47, pleaded guilty to carrying a gun without a license after she accidentally shot cab driver Jefferson Hawkins, 36, in Los Angeles on July 10 following a confrontation over her stepmother and finances. She awaits sentencing on August 29 and remains free on $500 bond.
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Los Angeles
Virginia Louise Haworth
Jefferson Hawkins
Probe Sale of Auto in Torch Plot
Senate investigators probe details of a Teamsters auto sale linked to a Michigan torch incident. Herman Kierdorf, uncle of the torch victim Frank Kierdorf, reportedly bought the car with no money down. Kierdorf's nephew died after a suspected arson at a Flint dry-cleaning shop. authorities say the uncle was seen at the scene and he remains sought on a gun possession warrant.
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John L. McClellan
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Pontiac
Mich
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Editorial Lets Get Results on Long Beach Subsidence
The Wilmington Oil Field subsidence threatens Long Beach's lives, property, jobs, and development. The editorial argues past efforts were defensive and calls for a positive, actionable program to halt sinking, framing current fights as windmills and urging decisive action rather than futile defense.
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Wilmington Oil Field
Long Beach
Don Quixote
Parents Die in Vain Effort to Save 2 Boys
In Bowling Green Florida Mr Eugene Devane and his wife Shirley 20 attempted to rescue their two small sons Beard 4 and Curtis 2 from a car that plunged into a 25 foot phosphate pit. Raphael Verney witnessed the drownings from the opposite side and filed details to officers. The couple and boys drowned after the car slipped into the water and both parents leaped in.
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Bowling Green
Fla
Eugene Devane
Ite
Raphael Verney
Devane
Bowling ‘Green
Citrus Grove
34 Perish in Airliner Fiery Crash Near Benghazi
A Viscount turbo-prop airliner carrying 54 from Central Africa to Europe crashed and burned six miles from Benghazi Airport. Initial reports say 34 killed, including 3 of 7 crew. survivors include Sir Alfred Savage, his wife and four infants. Plane departed Salisbury Rhodesia and was near Wadi Halfa Sudan to Benghazi leg. Nearly all 47 passengers and crew were English.
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Libya
UPI
Central Africa
Europe
Alfred Savage
British Guiana
Alefred
London
Central African Airways
Salisbury
Rhodesia
Wadi Halfa
Sudan
Gromyko Heads for U N Session After Copenhagen Stop
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko halted in Copenhagen on his way to New York for the United Nations Middle East session. He arrived aboard an Agro- Net jetliner and will depart tonight on a Scandinavian Airlines plane. He leads a 16 member delegation as Soviet diplomats greet attendees from satellite representations.
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N.Y
Copenhagen
Andrei Gromyko
United Nation
Middle East
New York
Scandinavian Airlines
Air conditioned dog house for collies in Dallas
Dallas dealer 1 W K Pine builds an air conditioned dog house to cool his collies while his own home lacks cooling. He jokes that if overheated he can head to Alaska or remove his shirt, and quips about a collie removing his shirt.
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W. K. Pine
Alaska
Fine
West Coast Truck Strike Threatens Western States
A strike lockout could idle about 100000 workers and halt trucking in 11 western states at 6 am Monday. The California Trucking Association refuses wage concessions, while Teamsters demand 30 cent hourly raises over three years, plus a cost of living escalator. Local drivers seek broader terms, and Joint Council 38 backs the wage and escalator demands.
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Teamster
Einar Mohn
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Joint Council 38
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Modesto
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Weather outlook mostly clear through Sunday
The forecast calls for mostly clear skies through Sunday with some low clouds near the coast. Sunday morning temps rise slightly as conditions warm modestly across the area.
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