Yosemite ledge rescue confirms boy safe after long climb
Long Beach youths and Yosemite rangers rescued Beeghley and others after a hazardous ledge climb. Ranger crews hauled the 15 year old to safety from a 15 foot ledge below the main trail near the famed firefall. Father and friends watched as ropes and phones aided the rescue. The youth, uninjured but exhausted, was brought back to the trail.
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Longsledge
Nuck
Rick Anderson
John Beach
Beeghley
Alsolley
Townsley
Frank Betts
Bob Baumann
Oscar Sedpies
Thacker
Nels Murdock
Pasadena
Ray Beegh
Bill Beeghley
Poly High
Jack Nolan
Baltic
Yosemite
Long Beach
Stenmark
John Merriam
Hoffa Aid Denies He Got Greenlease Cash
Washington AP report says tramster Robert Barney Baker denied receiving any of the $300000 Greenlease ransom or knowing who did. He called Senate investigators’ questions shocking, while Kennedy retorted that he is tied to gangsters. Baker blamed a vengeful ex wife and a scorned woman for linking him to Harriman and a Miami mob link. Mrs Mollie Baker testified of their closeness and Baker’s alleged flight from New York to dodge waterfront killing questioning.
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Washington
Robert
Barney) Baker
Senate
Robert F. Kennedy
United States
Baker
Mollie Baker
Joseph Costello
St. Louis
Averell ‘Harriman
New York
Harriman
Ruth Brougher
Lse
Brougher
Florida
New York City
Irving Ives
RNY
Laughing prowler slashes housewife in Norwalk yard
Mrs. Gloria June Evans, 27, faced a laughing prowler who shoved her into a plastic pool then slashed her forehead with a sharp instrument. Deputies searched but he fled. she was treated at Balmona Hospital for a non serious head wound.
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Lakewood
Sheriff's Deputs
Gloria June Evans
Snowden ‘Ave
France backs Dag Hammarskjold Middle East plan
Foreign Minister Maurice Couve de Murville urged the UN General Assembly to back Dag Hammarskjold in handling the Middle East crisis. France supports the Western plan backed by Norway and six others, while India and Ceylon press for a withdrawal of U S and British troops. Japan shows mixed views, opposing the Asian African formula.
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United Nations
Maurice Couve de Murville
France
Middle East
Dagj Hammarskjold
U.N. General Assembly
Couve de Murville
Si Nation
Norway
India
Ceylon
U.S
Lebanon
Jordan
Claude Corea Lec
Japan
Eisenhower pushes labor bill reform to curb abuses
President Eisenhower urged Congress to act before adjournment on a labor management reform package aimed at reducing racketeering corruption and power abuses. He criticized the Kennedy Ives bill passed by the Senate as inadequate and said its procedural restrictions prevented needed amendments.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Senate
Kennedy-Ives
House
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Irving M. “Ives
R-Ny
Where to Find It in the Paper Listings
A reader guide lists sections and page numbers for fee changes Social Security law summaries and various features. It details sections such as Beach Combing Bal Boyle Bridge Classified Comics Crossword Death Notices Editorial Financial Shipping Sport Theaters Tides Temperatures TV Radio Vital Statistics Wiscon Women and Your World across pages A-7 B-1 B-7 C-6 C-10 C-15 C-16.
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Bal Boyle
Vital Statistics
Wiscon
Weather update: low clouds tonight then sun on Thursday
Low clouds linger tonight with a mainly clear Thursday ahead. Noon temperature reaches 75 degrees as skies brighten with little temperature change expected.
Eisenhower Warns Federal Troops May Be Used in Integration Crisis
President Eisenhower urged state governments to suppress unlawful forces in school integration turmoil and warned he would again deploy federal troops to back federal court orders if needed. He stressed Americans must obey courts and that defiance leads to anarchy, signaling his message to regions facing resistance in Little Rock and beyond.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Orval Faubus
Arkansas
Faubus
Lite Rock
Ark
Faubus Lashes at Hint of Troop Use Over Integration
Gov. Orval Faubus accused President Eisenhower of backing unconstitutional court orders to enforce integration and warned peaceable compliance could not be achieved. He planned a meeting with the Little Rock school board and legislative leaders, with a special session possible next week if action isn’t taken to forestall Negro students’ return to Central High on Sept. 2.
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Little Rock, Ark
Orval Faubus
Eisenhower
Faubus
Arkansas
Little Rock
Fabbus
Central High School
Anl
Nathan Gordon
State Senate
Glen F. Walther
House
Lee Bearden
Senate
Blossom
Rescuers Save Baby After Pool Fall
In Pasadena Mr and Mrs Alvaro Bea rescue their 18 month old son John Bea after he toppled into the pool. His mother pulled him out and administered artificial respiration as he lay unconscious in the shallow end. The father again performed resuscitation and John recovered.
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Pasadena
Mrs
Alvaro
Bea
John Bea
Beas
John
Three Teens Swim Eight Miles to Save 42
In Panama City Florida on a Gulf of Mexico trip a boat with 45 aboard suffered a hull hole and engine failure. Teens Johnny Jackson and Luke Savage both 15 and 16 plus passenger Bobby Bullock swam eight miles to summon help. A Coast Guard cutter towed the disabled 80-foot Tradewinds while all 37 passengers, including 15 women and children, reached shore safely.
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Panama City
Fla
Jackson
iCoast Guard
Hail and heavy rain strike west Texas towns
In west Texas, up to five inches of rain fell Tuesday night with hail and high winds. The heaviest rainfall reported near Farnsworth, 12 miles west of Perryton in the Panhandle region.
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Amarillo
Tex
Texas
Farnsworth
Panhandie
Perryton
Subsidence Fears Prompt City to Reconsider Oil Contract
Mayor Raymond C. Kealer urged cancellation of the Long Beach Oil Development Co. contract if it blocks an effective subsidence control plan at a city hall meeting with Harbor Commission LBOD and city officials. Attorneys Hosso m and Jonah Jones advocated charter changes to allow new, noncompetitive contracts to unitize and repressure the Wilmington field, potentially bypassing existing agreements as a remedy for subsidence concerns. Continued on A-5, Col. 3.
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Raymond C. Kealer
Long Beach Oil Development Co
City, Harbor and
LEBOD
Lymm Hosesom
Jonah Jones
LBOD
Wilmington
Kealer
Harbor Commission
LBCD
Hossam and Jones
Richfield
Apee
Not Alarmed Bank Teller Foils Robber Threat
A 27-year-old bank teller at a Security First National Bank branch faced a masked robber who demanded all fives and tens. Calm, she directed customer Julie Van Haink, 25, to press the alarm. The would-be bandit fled after the alert sounded.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Security-First National Bank
Julie van Haink
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