Man Shoots Two Saved From Mob in San Pedro
A Compton man, Ruben Biggers, fired four shots into a San Pedro crowd wounding two men before being dragged by a mob. Patrolman A. D. Sanchez rescued him from the beating and carried him to safety as Biggers was jailed on a charge of assault with intent to commit murder.
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Compton
San Pedro
A. D. Sanchez
Ruben Biggers
Evary St
Biggers
Mat G. Smith
W. Santa Cruz St
Donald E. Scroggins
W. 1St St
1St St
Palos Verdes Ave
San Pedro Receiving Hospital
Mexican Students and Oil Workers Riot in Mexico City
In Mexico City students and Pemex workers clashed for five hours, police used gunfire to restore order. A bank employee died by a stray bullet, 33 hospitalized with gunshot wounds, many others hurt by stones, clubs, and tear gas. Riots tied to transport grievances and a union dispute without direct student involvement. A later threat of further actions loomed while railway drivers postponed a strike until after the State of the Union address.
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Mexico City
Pemex
Monopoly
Phers
Anthony J. Smith
S. Palos Verdes Ave
Smith
Adolfo Ruiz
Cartines’ State of the Union
Wartime Deputy Gen John C H Lee Dies at 71
YORK Pa Lt Gen John C H Lee ret deputy commander under Eisenhower in Europe during World War I died today at York Hospital after a cardiac disturbance. Born August 1 1887 in Junction City Kansas he rose through the Corps of Engineers, served on Gen Leonard Wood's WWI staff, led supply and communications in Europe in WWII, later commanded the Mediterranean theater before retiring in 1947 amid an army inquiry into command practices in Italy.
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York
John C. H. Lee
Eisenhower
Europe
York Hospital
Lee
John Clifford Hodges Lee
Junction City
Kan
Corps of Engineers
West Point
Leonard Wood
Mediterranean
Army
Leo
Italy
Dad Teen and Two more Die in Round Lake Fire
A father James Olsen 56 and three sons James Jr 16 Michael 6 Joseph 4 perished when a blaze trapped them in their five room Round Lake Illinois home. Mrs Ruth Olsen 40 and Robert 13 were injured and hospitalized after escaping through the fire.
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Round Lake
Clinois
Gnstory
James Olsen
James Jr
Michael
Joseph
Ruth Olsen
Robert
St. ‘Therese Hospital
Waukegan
Long Beach School Board Faces 7 Cent Tax Hike or $500,000 Cut
The Long Beach Board of Education on Friday faced a choice to raise the school tax rate by 7 cents or cut about $500,000 from the recently adopted budget. The decision stems from a $228 million error found by the county assessor's office, according to School Superintendent Douglas A. Newcomb.
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Long Beach
Joseti
Ne Thorten
Yacht Board
Philadelphia
Rescue 5 on Ship Hit by Storm
A rescue tale unfolds as five men aboard a yacht named Golden Eye encounter a hurricane route from Bermuda to Brielle. The yacht, though damaged and with engines and generators down, was found safe but disabled 250 miles off Norfolk, with Coast Guard efforts ongoing. The incident influenced local school tax funding projections and district valuation estimates amid a special session to address budget choices.
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Newcomb
Atrock Gm
triDithe
Bermuda
Brielle, N. J
Coast Guard
Norfolk
Brielle
Ber Iimuda
Atlantic Ocean
Hamilton
Sam Goldman Dies At 58 In Catalina Island Visit
Sam Goldman 58 vice president of Douglas Oil Co died of a heart attack Friday afternoon while visiting Catalina Island. He lived in Los Angeles and had 32 years with Douglas Oil. Survivors include wife Bert Anres sons Wayne and Robert, three sisters and a brother. Service set for 3 pm Sunday at Home of Peace Mausoleum Chapel Los Angeles with Groman Mortuary handling arrangements.
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Sam Goldman
Douglas Oil Co
Catalina Island
Goldman
Los Angeles
Douglas
Bert
Anres
Wayne
Robert
Home of Peace Mausoleum Chapel
Man Mortuary
Doctor and two others killed in California crash
In Winters California three people died in a pre dawn auto crash north of town. Victims include Dr Thomas Robert Daley a 33 year old Oakland physician Barbara Jean Walker Lohan 35 of Pleasant Hills and Stanley Lloyd Windham 21 from Westwood.
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Winters
Calif
UPI
Oakland
Here
Highway Patrol
Thomas Robert’ Daley
Barbara Jean Walker
Lohan
Pleasant
Hills
Stanley ‘Loyd
Windham
Westwood
U S Forces Boost Far East Air Power Amid Formosa Tensions
The Air Force reveals a squadron of jet fighters and cargo aircraft are being sent to the Far East to bolster capability as Communist threats mount in the Formosa Strait. Navy adds carrier and surface ships to the Fifth Fleet. Artillery fire targets Nationalist outposts as typhoon disrupts action.
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Washington
UPT
Air Force
U. S
Far East
Red China
Formosa Strait
Pentagon
Department of Defense
United States’ Air Force Tactical Air Command
Military Air Transport Service
TAC
Formosan
Quemoy Islands
Ministry of Defense
Taipei
Kaoteng
Islands
U S Britain Lift Veil on H Programs
United States and Britain disclose plans on nuclear test suspensions and information sharing for East West scientific cooperation. The move aims to reduce tensions, with Khrushchev’s endorsement and a joint opening of UN talks.
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U.S
Britain
Secret talks outline 180 station A test detectors
A seven week Geneva study by US UK France Canada Poland Czechoslovakia and Pannonia proposes 180 monitoring stations to detect any atomic test. About 170 land based and 10 at sea would feed a 9000 person staff for an international control body to oversee detection and reporting. Continued on Page A-3 Ch 1.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Redina
Britain
France
Canada
Poland
Czechosiqvalia
Pannonia
Eisenhower
State Department
Geneva
Khrushchev Leans Toward Nuclear Test Ban Talks
Moscow Radio reports Nikita Khrushchev agreeing to East-West discussions on a nuclear test ban while hinting the Soviet Union may conduct further tests before a global suspension. He welcomed the U.S.-British proposal for talks set to begin October 31, with Geneva as the preferred venue.
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London
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Moscow Radio
United States
U.N
New York
Geneva
Khrushchev
Classified and notices navigation snippet
A brief clerical listing shows where to locate sections in the newspaper such as churches pages classified pages across B and A sections, comics, crosswords, death notices, shipping table, sports, theaters, tides and temperatures, TV radio and vital statistics.
Weather summary for Sunday with fog and sun
Night and morning will feature low clouds and fog then skies clear by day. Temperatures rise to sunny conditions across the region with light winds and dry, pleasant weather expected.
Leaflet Denounces Khrushchev Found on British Bus Tour
A purple ink leaflet calling Soviet Premier Khrushchev a braggart and atomnik was hidden in a bus returning from Moscow to London. Expert David Floyd confirmed its authenticity. The unsigned note urged passing it on and claimed Khrushchev harms Soviet people for foreign gains.
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London
Khrushchev
Russia
David Floyd
London Daily Telegraph
Te Whitch
Moscow
Khurshchev
Sharp Quake Hits S F and San Mateo Area
A sharp earthquake struck northern San Mateo County and western San Francisco shortly before 10 am. The tremor widened about 20 miles along the San Francisco Peninsula toward Burlingame. Police Radio Dispatcher Bert Morehouse of San Bruno was knocked from his chair at 3:45 am. No major damage reported as residents felt the jolt on Mt Davidson’s south slope.
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San Francisco
San Mateo County
San Brugo
San 'Frantisco Peninsula
Burlingame
Bert Morehouse
San’ Bruno
Mt. Davidson
Eisenhower Welcomes Soviet Acceptance of Nuclear Talks
President Eisenhower expressed gratification that the Soviet Union agreed to join the United States and Britain in talks on banning nuclear weapons tests. Press secretary James Hagerty said the talks could begin October 31 with a largely technical U.S. delegation and noted no summit is planned initially. Eisenhower spoke during a Newport vacation, after discussing the Far East situation with Admiral Ingersoll.
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Newport
R. I
Eisenhower
Russia
United States
Britain
Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Geneva
Khrushchev
RUSS@LA
Newport Country Club
U.S
Prime Minster
Harold Macmillan
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Ohio
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Virginia
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