15 Perish in Fire at Hospital
A hospital fire trapped over 100 people as flames and smoke swept floors nine through eight. Six patients, five visitors, and four staff died including Dr Norman Hedenstad. Rescuers and nurses fought through thick smoke to evacuate patients and prevent panic amid collapsing corridors and a burst from a ninth floor trash chute.
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Mattford, Conn
U S Troop Force Enters East Zone
An American battle group moved through a Soviet checkpoint near West Berlin and began a 310 mile trek across Communist territory toward West Germany. The Soviet side cleared 5 officers, 18 men and 26 jeeps and trucks in about 90 minutes.
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West Berlin
West Germany
Shell Says Publisher Off Nixon In California Politics
In a Victor Hugo Restaurant talk, Shell blasted Nixon and Brown, arguing GOP momentum, fiscal reform battles, and the need to cut government fat. He warned of a long, rough road to change, predicted a 1962 GOP win and a 1964 presidential triumph, and urged bold budgetary action against rising taxes and entrenched spending.
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Pat Brown
Long Beach
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Winter Storm Buries Much of United States
Early winter snows blanket states from the Rockies to the Appalachians. Readings drop to 22 below in Havre Montana and 16 below in Grand Forks North Dakota. Snow causes heavy traffic accidents across northern and central regions as roads remain hazardous and rural highways close in Illinois Kansas and other states.
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Date Onset for Freeing Reservists
Army plans next steps for reservists and guardsmen after August draft calls. Officials say five months of training are needed before release and no early homecoming unless world events change. President Kennedy faces election year pressure as debate grows on timing of releases.
Moulton Shoe Manufacturer Dies After Long Illness
William H. Moulton, prominent shoe maker and former president of the International Shoe Co., died Friday night after a lengthy illness. He arrived in St. Louis in 1908 and joined Roberts Johnson Rand Shoe Co. He helped found International in 1911 through a Peters and Roberts merger.
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Katanga Capital Under Fire as U.N. Warns Snipers
Gunfire and mortar fire blaze near Katanga capital with U.N. vehicles patrolling. Six white civilians killed and ten wounded as Katangan forces report heavy losses to Indian Canberra jets and gendarmes. Un officials say snipers from white ranks targeted U.N. headquarters and nearby houses. A mined tank built on a bulldozer armor is claimed by Indians to have been destroyed by a recoilless rifle.
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Texas Jury Frees Negro for Assault in Rape Case
In Dallas an all white district court jury acquitted Anthony Thomas Davis a 41 year old 258 pound Negro businessman and ex jockey of raping Pauline Kathleen Sims a 22 year old White British freedom rider. Sims was not in court for the verdict. The jury of 10 men and 2 women deliberated from 9 52 p m Friday until early today. Sims had served 30 days in a Jackson Mississippi jail for a freedom rider demonstration. Davis said Sims consented to no intimacy and he did not rape her
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London
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Draft quota for January set at 15 000
Washington UPI The Defense Department set the national draft quota for January at 15 000 men, 1 000 fewer than called this youth. Voluntary enlistments rose by 20 percent since draft calls increased to meet the Berlin crisis. The January quota compares with 20 000 in October and November, 25 000 drafted in September, and an average of about 5 000 per month before the crisis.
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Fragmentary Local Notice From Long Beach Daily
A damaged OCR fragment notes a second class mail entry and a reference to Long Beach Pine Avenue. Includes a figure 377.00 and mentions daily cereal delivery with unclear context and timing. The readable items are terse and partial.
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Pine Ave
Long Beach
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