Three-Car Westminster Crash Kills Three in Morning Collision
Westminster sees a fatal three car crash on Westminster Blvd near Swan St. Ross Lugo Jesus Lugo and Richard Bill died. Betty Jo Crates and Donald Jean were injured. Police say Lugo car sped, crossed dividing line, and wreckage blocked traffic for a half hour as investigators probed. A separate radio play caused Londoners to panic with a fake invasion alert.
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Santa Ana
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Daisy
St. Santa Ana
Richard Bill
Peters
Anthony F. Miscione
Ocean Blvd
Long Beach
Miscione
Santas Ana Mater Dei Catholic High School
Jean
Huntington Beach
Garden Grove
Orange County
Five Die in Five Vehicle 101 Crash Near Oceanside
A five vehicle crash on Highway 101 two miles north of Oceanside killed at least five people, including an infant. Five died and six were injured initially, with one of the injured later dying en route to a hospital. The wreck occurred at about 1 a.m. in heavy rain, traffic halted for over 30 minutes, and names were not released.
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Oceanside
Highway Patrol
Eisenhower Returns From Mexico Visit With Friendly Ties
President Eisenhower flew back from Acapulco after a goodwill trip with Adolfo Lopez Mateos. White House aide James Hagerty said the President viewed the talks as very successful and hoped Mexican leaders would visit the United States. He planned to stay in Washington and consider a trip to Gettysburg, with Columbine signaling a six hour flight from Acapulco.
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Telephone He 35 1161 Home Edition Six Editions Daily
City edition brief notes the daily six editions of the home edition telephone listing. No further readable details available.
Flames Kill 14 Children and 2 Adults in Crisfield Fire
UPI reported flash fires across the United States killed 16 people early today, most of them children. In Crisfield Maryland five children including a three week old baby died as flames engulfed their home and two adjacent houses. The Miles family suffered multiple casualties with Lucy Miles escaping uninjured but injured, and Charles Miles away at the time. Firefighters arrived to find the residence fully involved.
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Crisfield
Chesapeakes’ Bay
Lucy Miles
Charles Miles
Mary Lucille Miles
Diana’ Gullen Miles
Charles Alane Miles
Ralph Gregory Miles
Orville Antonio Miles
Judo Girl Defends Self Against Harasser in Oakland
A 17 year old Mrs Billy Chatterton, wife of a Navy judo instructor, thwarted a male assailant grabbing her by the shoulder in Oakland. She twisted free, pinned his arm in a judo hold, and threw him over her back. He landed on his back, bruising his pride and blouse torn in the scuffle. She informed the police about the incident.
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Oakland
Billy Chatterton
Nepotism in Congress Payroll Attracts Scrutiny
The House payroll reveals at least six of 82 new members have wives on the payroll with salaries from 4,047 to 13,344 yearly. Freshman Rep Steven V Carter hires his 12yearold son as an 11,000a year assistant. Senate payroll remains closed to public inspection.
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Iran to Sign with U S Shah States
The Shah of Iran announced at a news conference that Iran will sign a bilateral military pact with the United States as a precautionary measure while maintaining its Westward policy. He noted Iran will not supply fissile bases and urged calm amid Soviet propaganda claiming unpopularity. He expressed confidence Iran’s regime will endure and pledged peaceful regional relations.
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Macmillan Receives Warm Russ Greeting in Moscow
British Prime Minister Macmillan arrived in Moscow with a smile and a fur hat, greeted by Premier Khrushchev for talks aimed at easing world tensions. Selwyn Lloyd accompanied him as the two diplomats prepared for discussions they hope will broaden understanding of each side.
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Macmillan
Premer Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Weather outlook shows frequent showers tonight and Sunday
The forecast calls for a cloudy night with over five percent chance of frequent showers and a low around 48. Sunday remains variable with about a sixty percent probability of light scattered showers.
Where to Find It
A brief index lists sections and pages for the newspaper. It shows locations for Churches, Comics, Classifieds, Crosswords, Death Notices, Financials, Shipping Table, Sports, Theaters, Fides, Temperatures, and TV Radio across pages A and B. It guides readers to page ranges for each feature.
Rain and Snow Sweep Southland With Storm Linger Forecast
A Pacific storm brings rain to the Southland with showers and possible thunderstorms through Sunday. In Long Beach .65 inch fell this morning as more than 90 percent odds of showers persist, and several inches of snow fell on Mt. Baldy raising the snowpack to 36 inches in spots. Chains required in the Angeles National Forest and Mt. Baldy areas. A sewer collapse in North Whittier during the rain injured worker John Paul Sokey Jr. at Rosemead. he was hospitalized.
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Mt. Baldy
Anacles National Forest
Mt. Baldy J
North Whittier
John Paul Sokey, Jr
Rosemead
Beverly Community Hospital
Bandit Wounds Two Officers in Market Holdup at Arcadia
A masked gunman robbed a market of about $1,000 Friday night and wounded two officers, Jack Renner and William Miter, as they intercepted him. A large posse scoured the rain soaked foothills before dawn, but the suspect remained at large after abandoning the stolen car.
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Arcadia
Jack Renner
William Miter
Mild Earthquake Shakes Tokyo Area
A mild quake centered about 30 miles northeast of Tokyo rattled the Tokyo area today. The Tokyo meteorological agency confirmed the epicenter with no casualties or damage reported.
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Tokyo
Tokyo Central Meteorological Agency
Haiti Bars Exit Permits for Residents and Foreigners
Haiti's immigration department canceled all exit permits for Haitians and foreign residents. Only tourists and diplomats were exempted. Officers turned away travelers on Pan Am flight at 9:30 am. Over the past year many Haitians have been unable to depart due to strict screening.
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Haiti
Immigration Department
Pan American World Airways
Man Awarded Disability Back Pay Then Dies
San Francisco, April 4. Daniel Saraceni, told by doctors to quit after a heart attack, was denied Social Security disability benefits on initial reviews. After reconsideration and a hearing, SSA reversed earlier decisions, granting eligibility. A retroactive $2,042 check arrived Friday, but Saraceni died overnight.
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