Rescue Girl Eileen Fahey Found Alive After Night in Wall
Three year old Eileen Fahey was trapped between a garage and a barber shop wall in Fox Point. More than 200 searchers hunted through the tenement district after she vanished Wednesday afternoon. She was found conscious at 10:40 am, crying “Tim cold,” and freed as workers broke through the wall. Her father John Fahey, a New Haven railroad brakeman, spoke of her adventurous nature and her grandmother’s past escapes. Police described the space as a 6 1/2 inch wide crack between structures.
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Providence
Lileen Fahey
Gerald Des Roches
Fox Point
Eileen
John Fahey
New Haven Railroad
Alf
Warren A. McQueeney
Tim
Queeney
Litlle
Wild chase ends with capture after Newport car theft
Alonzo Carbajal reported his 1957 car stolen by Marcus Ramonard Peppard 18. A chase began near Laguna Beach as Prowl cars pursued Peppard who dodged gunfire, crashed into a tree, and was tackled by Officer Fred C. West and others near Coast Highway and Tris Avenue in Corona Del Mar. Police tracked him to Camp Pendiston before final capture.
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Newport Brach
Costello
New
Hill
Aero Set
Marcus Ramonard
Heinecke
Rall
Ing Hills
U. S
Fornleal Aus
Laguna Beach
Alonzo Carbajal
Meadowlark Lane
Peppard
Laguna
Newport
Coast Highway
Tris Aves
Corona del Mar
Don Dyans
Tris
George Plests
Alfred
What Young People Think summarized on Page A-21
A brief note directs readers to where to find various features in the paper. It lists sections like Beach Combing on Page B-1, Hal Boyle on Page A-16, Financial on Page B-3, Bridge on Page A-17, Comics on Pages C-4 and C-5, Crossword on Page 9, Editorial on Page A-16, and other items such as Shipping Table, Sports on Page C-1, Theaters on Page C-6, and Vital Statistics on Page C1, with additional references to TV, Radio on Page C-24 and Wilson on Page A-17.
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Hal Boyle
Wilson
Typhoon Agnes Heads Toward Siberia Coast
Typhoon Agnes, having spent much of its force, moved toward the Siberian coast after battering the southern tip of Korea. The storm's aftermath prompted warnings and brief disruption along coastal areas as officials assessed damage.
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Siberia
Seoul
Korea
Tapped Phone Call Bares Hoffa Dio Deal
Washington AP reports a 1953 wire tapped talk shows Hoffa promising Dio to clear the field for organizing New York taxi drivers. The Midwest Teamsters chief denies seeking Dio foothold, with details of plans to meet in Chicago and a possible Monday meeting.
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Washington
Senate Rackets Committee
Teamsters
James R._ Hoffa
Johnny Dio
New York
Hoffa
Dio
Hickey
Ebmie
Boy, 2, Dug Out of Well After 5 Hrs
A two year old boy fell into a farm well near Big River Saskatchewan while his aunt was drilling a test hole. After five hours of digging and tunneling by 100 volunteers and two bulldozers, rescuers reached the boy and pulled him to safety. He was in very good condition and remained cheerful as he recovered with his mother at a nearby hospital.
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Kimdale Smith
Kim
Beverly
Fred Smith
Saskatoon
Big River
Shelbrook
Twenty Chinese Escape Reds in Small Boat
Twenty Chinese fleeing communist China reached Hong Kong after five days at sea in a small open boat. The group included one woman and six men who claimed to be Chinese communist government workers. They had safety conduct passes to Formosa dropped by Nationalist planes.
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Hong Kung
China
Hong Kong
Formosa
Brewster Receives One Year Jail Term and Fine
Frank W. Brewster, head of a western labor union faction, was sentenced by Federal Judge John Sirica to one year in jail and a $1,000 fine for contempt of Congress. The judge refused probation, allowed bond pending appeal, and referred to Brewster’s denial of the subcommittee’s authority to compel records or testimony in the Senate Investigations panel. Brewster argued the panel lacked jurisdiction over labor unions’ internal affairs.
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Washington
Brewster
Fune 2A
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Sirica
Boy Held in Fire Fatal to Three
A 12-year-old boy, whose fascination with fire engines led to a deadly midtown blaze, confessed to starting a fire that killed Mrs Mille Smith, 73, Mrs Joseph Cooper, 50, and Clifford Hudspeth, 56. He described other fires set with two to three accomplices nicknamed by him, saying he wanted to see the engines run.
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ST. Louis
Mowif
Mille Smith
Joseph Cooper
Clifford Hudspeth
Plane makes dramatic takeoff skid and spin near L A
An American Airlines four engine cargo plane failed propeller and left inboard engine during takeoff at International Airport. The crew escaped by rope as the aircraft circled, engine flames ignited grass, and the plane eventually stopped after a 25 minute spin with minor injuries to Captain Mike Moore and two crew members. The right wheel dug a furrow as the left inboard engine caught fire, with investigators unsure of cause.
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DCBA
Los Angeles International
Mike Moore
Los Angeles
San Carlos
American Airlines Dcg
International Airport
Moore
Mack Haites
Sunnyvale
Calif
I. B. Smithson
San Mateo
Corinne Calvet to testify in Confidential libel trial
In Los Angeles the Confidential magazine criminal libel trial recessed awaiting a potential Friday witness. Actress Corinne Calvet denied a damning story about alleged amorous demands by her two husbands, while defendant Meade and his wife Marjorie were on the stand detailing the magazine’s published allegations and sources.
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Graim
Los Angeles
Arthur J. Crawley
Corinne Calvet
John Bromfield
Jeff Stone
Meade
Marjorie
At Record
Gina
Flmland
Holly
Jersey Blast Rocks Mill Killing One
An explosion at the Gregory Milling Co plant on Hill and Henderson Streets in Jersey City caused a three alarm fire. The four story concrete building burned out of control, one person was killed and several more injured. A smoke plume rose over the waterfront, and the cause was not disclosed. The plant also housed a wax factory and other firms nearby.
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Jersey City
N. J
Gregory Milling Co
Hill and Henderson Sts
Holland Tunnel
Milling
Hudson River
Fiving Costs Hit New High As Calif Prices Jump
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports July price climbs in Southern California reach fresh highs with the consumer price index at 121.1, marking 11 straight months above the national level. Biggest June-to-July rises appear in meat up 20 percent and cigarettes up 7 percent, while transportation falls 0.3 percent. Wage hikes from one to six cents per hour will affect up to 1.4 million workers nationwide.
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California
Bureau of Sehor Statistics
Long Beach
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Eileen Fahey
Rhode Island
Thomas Hickey
Teamstars
Clao
Marta
Chicago
Hugh
Hosfa
Press
Celearam the
Southland
Carvet
Rob Houser
Jersey
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