Wife Killed as Plane Wreck Strands Flier Four Days
Lonnie Worth, a 48 year old flier and sportsman from Walker Minnesota, was rescued Thursday after four days in a remote wilderness. His wife Marian died from injuries and exposure after a Leech Lake crash-landing. Worth told rescuers he sheltered his wife with blankets and clothes and searched for help through a snowstorm before finding a cabin three miles from the wreck.
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Mel
Marian
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Upper Red Lake
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Worth
Ike to Stop in Texas on Mexico Trip
President Eisenhower will spend the night February 18 at Bergstein Air Force Base in Austin Texas en route to Acapulco for talks with Mexico's new president. The White House said there are no plans for him to visit Mrs Eisenhower in San Antonio or elsewhere during the trip. Mrs Eisenhower remains in San Antonio visiting friends before a Phoenix vacation. Ike will meet Mexico's President della Mateos at Acapulco February 19 20.
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Eisenhower
Bergsstein Air Force Base
Austin
Tex
Acapulco
Mexico
White House
San Antonio
Eisenhowers
Phoenix
Ariz
Della Mateos
Youth Shot Prank Ends with Car Abandonment at Market
Shoppers at a Carson market witnessed a staged shooting prank. Two Navy sailors James M. Anderson and Date C. Baker and civilian Dennis J. Leach drove off in a car after faking a gunshot using a starter pistol and catsup. Patrol intercepted the vehicle and all but Leach were detained. Authorities weigh possible charges.
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James MM. Anderson
Date C. Baker
Haven
Long Beach
Dennis J. Leach
Carlson
Anderson
Carson St
Baker
Navy
Leach
No College Tuition Pat Brown
Governor Brown rejected a bill to impose tuition at the University of California and state colleges as an undemocratic shift from free higher education. He noted proposed fees would total 150 dollars annually at UC and raise incidental charges, arguing the idea contradicts the state’s educational philosophy.
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Brown
I. A
Alan Puss
California
Post
Dulles Undergoes Successful Sec Surgery
Secretary of State Dulles underwent hermia surgery at Walter Reed Army Hospital. The operation was declared successful though officials withheld immediate details on cancer recurrence. Preliminary tissue reviews were expected before the noon Saturday report.
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Washington
Secretary of
Dulles
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Where to Find It in the Southern California Paper
A reader's guide lists sections and page numbers for topics from state water politics to beach combing, bridges, classifieds, comics, obituaries, editorials, financials, shipping, sports, theater, tides, weather, TV and radio, vital statistics, and women’s pages, indicating a broad index of content and page references.
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California
Hal Boyle
Wilson
Lion Claws Beatty Injured in Shrine Circus Incident
Clyde Beatty required six stitches for a slash across his arms after Caesar, a 10 year old African lion, knocked away his chair and gun during the Shrine Circus Thursday night. Beatty continued the act briefly before seeking hospital care.
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Clyde
Beatty
Caesar
Weekend to Be Dry Says Weatherman in Long Beach
The weatherman predicts a dry weekend for the Long Beach area with only a slim chance of more rain before Monday. A coastal storm from British Columbia likely will miss the Southland as showers last week bring total rainfall to 2.25 inches for the season, about a quarter of normal. Low near 40 degrees with possible chilly temperatures early next week and a chance of rain.
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Long Beach
British Columbia
Southland
Longh Beach
Five Die When Tug Henry Foss Sinks Off Vancouver Island
The American tug Henry Foss sank in 70 mph gale in Canadian waters near Vancouver Island while en route from Port Angeles to Ladysmith. Two crew were rescued. all five aboard were Port Angeles residents. The date is reported as today by UPI.
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B. C
UPI
Henry Foss
Port Angeles
Wash
Ladysmith
B.C
Strait of Georgia
Vancouver Island
Port Anpales
AP Series Reveals Red China Daily Life
India scholar Dr. Sripati Chandrasekhar returns from six weeks in Red China to report a five part AP series on the New China and the Great Leap Forward. He visits villages cities communes and talks with officials and ordinary people to reveal daily life behind the Bamboo Curtain.
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Sripati Chandrasekhar
India
Institute For Population Studies
Madras
Red
China
Associated Press
Press-Telegram
Wabash flood fears amid rains and ice jam threat
In Indiana, forecasters warned of rising Wabash River as weekend rain and a potential eight mile ice jam near Delphi prompted Army Engineers to consider dynamiting the obstruction. President Eisenhower declared the region a major disaster area, with federal relief to follow after a Civil Defense survey. Meanwhile sandbagging efforts in West Terre Haute intensified as guards and prisoners worked to bolster a dike, while evacuations ended and towns prepared for the crest.
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Ind
West Terre Haute
Indiana
Wabash Valley
Harold W. Handiey
Army Engineers
Wabash
Delphi
Eisenhoweer
India
Office of Civilian and Defense Mobilization
National
Thurstey
Putnamville
Logansport
Peru
Ohio
Maumee River
Toledo
Lake Erie
Fremont
Findlay
Warren
van Wert
Paulding
Ottawa
Missing Jet Search Keeps Focus On Mt Gorgonio Slope
Search for two missing Air Force officers continues on Mt. San Gorgonio after a T33 trainer vanished Tuesday from El Paso. Col. Harry G. Moseley of Redlands and Maj. Thomas W. Greenwood of Richmond, Va., were aboard the aircraft, with a pilot sighting an object in the snow. Local Norton Air Force Base coordinates the effort.
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San Bernardino
Air Force
Mt. San Gorgonio
el Paso
Tex
Norton Air Force Base
Harry G. Moseley
Redlands
Thomas W. Greenwood
Richmond
Lakewood Senior Nets Perfect 800 on SAT Math
Lakewood High School senior Robert Gilman, 17, achieves a perfect 800 on the mathematics section of the SAT, a feat rarely seen. He also ranks high on the National Merit Scholarship Test amid national participation by over 200,000 students. his parents reside at 4403 Rutgers Ave.
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Lakewood High School
Robert Gilman
Husky
Dors Young Gilman
Long Beach
Young Gilman
R. D. Gilman
Rutgers Ave
Test Problems For Quick Math Practice
A noisy sample shows math test items about cutting paper cubes pulleys and motion. It mentions a 2 inch cube painted then cut into 1 inch pieces and asks how many have three faces painted. It also includes pulley speed ratio and motorcycle truck speed problems with multiple choice answers.
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Bot’ Gilman
Publication mixup brings 15700 copies to Cincinnati home
Dr. John Ziegler, after requesting federal publication No. 15700 titled Handbook for Emergencies, received 15,700 copies at his Cincinnati residence two weeks later. The mixup highlights distribution scale and domestic delivery.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
UPI
John Ziegler
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