Would-Be Holdup Man Shot In Hand During Anaheim Market Robbery
Long Beach officer Gereforth shot the gunman’s pistol from his hand during a morning market robbery at Mc Coy's Market in Anaheim. Sam Gasper Vigil, 23, Los Angeles, tried to shoot manager Wallace Gibson as Ceil Johnson alerted police. Sternberg and Bouvy arrived with a radar car, bursting into the upstairs office and forcing the suspect to surrender.
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Long Beach
Pau C. Goforth
Geforth
Sam Gasper Vigil
Los Angeles
McCoy's Market
Anaheim
Wallace W. Gibson
Gasdenia Ave
Gibson
Cecil Johnson
Lucille, Ave
Johnson
McCoy’s
E. Anaheim Sr
Paul G. Goforth
Sam Gasper
Mold extract credited with dissolving blood clots in minutes
Boston report says Dr. Mario Stefanini of St. Elizabeth's Hospital developed a mold extract that dissolves fresh blood clots quickly and may relieve heart attack and related conditions. The substance, described safe for sick patients, requires hospital use and is not yet for home therapy.
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Boston
Massachusetts Heart Assa
Mario Stefanini
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Portland
England
Stoeren
NATO
Stefan
Isesin
Stefanini
American Heart Assn
Massachusetts Heart Assn
Long Beach Daily News Front Page February 21 1958
Long Beach California edition dated Friday February 21 1958. This home edition lists six daily editions and a price of ten cents. No further readable article content is available in the fragment to summarize.
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Long Beach
Calif
Flare Sighted in Search for 22 on Plane
A red flare and small surface lights were sighted by planes and ships searching for a U.S. Navy patrol plane missing with 22 men aboard. The search concentrated 600 miles southeast of Newfoundland, near the Azores corridor, with 27 planes and naval vessels involved. The Navy revised the count to 22 aboard, and crews faced 15 foot seas and low clouds as they hunted near the last reported position.
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Halifax
U.S. Navy
Argentia
Mld
Newfoundland
U.S. Coast Guard
Yakutat
Coast Guard
Boston
Air Force
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Navy
Azores
Sonny Wisecarver Fails to Pay Fine in Las Vegas
Sonny Wisecarver, once noted for eloping with two married women before age 16, is jailed in Las Vegas for failing to pay a $100 fine imposed for fishing on Lake Mead without a license. Wisecarver, 27, wed Betty Zoe Reber in March 1947 after past escapades caused trouble with the California Youth Authority.
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Las Vegas
Sonny Wisecarver
Jell
Lake Mead
Wisecarver
Betty Zoe Reber
California Youth Authority
Moon Man Donald Farrell returns home to cheers
Moon Man Donald Farrell, the airman who spent a simulated week on a lunar trip, returns to Niagara Falls NY amid fanfare and NBC Today show moments. He plans to resume college this fall and hopes to marry, after a televised reunion with girlfriend Joann Burden.
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Donald C. Farrell
Joan Burden
New York
Farrell
Donald Farrell
Tirselass
Joann Burden
Niagara Falls
N.Y
NBC
Texas
Garroway
Miss Burden
Jay
Stock Exchange
Hackensack
N. J. Vt
Lfather
Tippy Larkin
Cane
Thomas McDonough
Ridgewood
Julius Kramer
Larkin
Bergen County
Arthur J. O'Dea
Sukarno Planes Bomb and Strafe Areas in Sumatra
Indonesian air force bombers machinegunned a bridge 47 miles south of Padang, wounding two and causing light damage. A rebel spokesman blamed Sukarno for the action, the first military strike since Sumatra’s rival government formed. An airboat landed on Lake Singkarak nearby as Moslem villagers sought prayers.
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Padang
Here
Sukarno
UN OE
Butan Army
Salido
Painan
Air Force
Lake Singkarak
Rebels Demand Djuanda Ouster and Split Indonesian Rule
The rebels in Sumatra press for the central government to dismiss Djuanda and share control of exports while threatening economic attrition. Jakarta accuses them of pro Communist drift as Padang reports air force reconnaissance and a blockade near Padang. North Korea offers limited talks on repatriation of South Korean airliner passengers amid regional tension.
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Djuanda
Lake Singkarak
Padang
Tokyo
North Korea
Pyongyang
Red Radio
Jakarta
Suto
Kar No
Sumatra
Democratic Peoples Republic of Government
North
Korea
Se Djuanda
South Korea shuns talks with Communists over rebel regime
The Seoul government maintains its stance that the Red regime is illegal and unrecognized. Among 34 aboard the Korean National Airlines flight were two American pilots, a West German couple, and 20 others.
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Seoul
Korean National Airlines
Weather Outlook Mostly Clear Through Saturday
Mostly clear skies continue through Saturday with slightly warmer temperatures. Rain probability remains low at about 10 percent, keeping outdoor plans feasible and conditions pleasant.
Where to Find It and Page Ref Notes
A compact reader guide lists feature placements across the paper, noting DIY item Cheap er by the Dozen on Page C4 and Beach Combing on Page B1. It also directs readers to profiles and sections including Hal Boyle on Page A7 and various pages for bridge, classifieds, comics, crosswords, death notices, editorials, financials, sports, theatres, weather, TV radio, vital statistics, and other named columnists.
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Hal Boyle
Dht
Wilson
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L. B. Mart
By Ben Zinser
Sternberg
Officer Sternberg
Pitz Hall
Jesus
Pilate
Julien C. Hyer
Kenny Towey
Crookston
Minn
Kenny
Trip
Air Force School of Medicine
San Antonio
Tex
Dave Garroway
Tarkin
McDonough
Reds
Sjafruddin Prawiranegara
Tonl
Indonesia
All Indonesia
Barbara Chisholm
Huntsville
Ala
Chicago
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