Dulles Seeks Sunday Parley on Middle East Crisis
Secretary of State Dulles invited congressional leaders from both parties to a Sunday meeting on the Middle East. The session aimed to brief on developments ahead of a Monday U.N. debate on sanctions against Israel. Bishop Sant Ruyduro and Hnowl Jand debated usefulness, while Ben Gurion pressed for continued talks. Eban plans to return to Washington for consultations after visiting Israel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dulles
Middle East
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Senate
United Nations
Israel
House
Sant Ruy- Duro
Belive
Jeader Hnowl Jand
California
Eisenhower
David Ben-Gurion
White House
James ©. Hagerty
Hagerty
Ben- Gurion
U. S
Egypt
Ben-Gurion
Eigenhowser
United States
Haperty
Abba
Eban
Two Brothers Die Minutes Apart in Cardiac Tragedy
In Chicago two brothers died within minutes of each other from heart seizures. Frank Hurley aged 67 began gasping for breath, prompting his wife Katherine 33 to call Walter Hurley 72 in the same building. A doctor was summoned and collapsed en route, with both men pronounced dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago U
Frank Hurley
Katherine
Frank
Walter
Where to Find It in the Paper
The text lists sections and page references for the newspaper including Churches Paros A-1 6 Classified Pages B-6 to B-12 Comics Page B-4 Crossword Pups A-3 Death Notices Page B-2 Financial Page B-2 Shipping Totle Page B-R Sports Pages A- fi 7 Theaters Paro BS Thief Temperatures B-5 TV Audio Page A-8 Vital Statistics Page B-5
California GOP attacks Pat Brown as turncoat at convention
Professor Robert Benton Craig, as California Republican Assembly president, denounced Attorney General Edmund G. Brown as a turncoat and a poor attorney general in a keynote speech at the Disneyland Hotel. He urged replacing Brown with a qualified candidate, noting Brown’s past as a Republican and speculating on future offices. Some Republicans questioned the attack amid convention rugby discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alty
Edmund G. Brown
Robert Benton Craig
California Republican Assembly
Disneyland Hotel
Craig
University of Southern California
Brown
United States
California’ Republican Assembly
San Francisco
Pat
Siberia Reports 28 Pound Nugget Found in Irkutsk Mines
MOSCOW papers reported a nearly 28 pound nugget found at the Bodiabo Mines in the Irkutsk region of eastern Siberia. The ore was among the largest unearthed, with authorities citing a 1936 record of a nugget over 21 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Moscow Newse
Bodiabo
Irkutsk
Siberia
CRAIG
Ural
Mountains
Two youth couples die in Pacific Coast Highway crash
A double date ended in tragedy as a hard top convertible crossed the rain slick Pacific Coast Highway and collided with a Greyhound bus near a Long Beach bridge. Four people died instantly and the bus driver plus four passengers were injured. Names include Robert G. Jensen and Edvard Galen Moore, both 20 or 18, with Downey and Long Beach addresses. Investigators note the crash occurred at 12:25 a.m. and the bus driver, Jean J. Moreno, reported his route from Los Angeles toward San Diego.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greyhound
Pacific Coast Hwy
San Gabriel River
Long Beach Bridge
Robert G. Jensen
Platt St
Long Beach City College
Edvard Galen Moore
Eucalyptus St. Downey
Patricia Lee Read
E. Springer St
Downey
Mary Munroe
Foster Rd
Downy
Downey High School
Seal Beach
Jean J. Moreno
Linden Ave
Los Angeles
San Diego
Franco dismisses cabinet as Spain enters new political period
Madrid sources report General Francisco Franco fired his ministers Friday night and promised a new era in Spanish politics. No formal announcement was made, and ministers were asked to remain until a new cabinet is formed within days. Indications suggest some may stay, amid tensions with Falange leader Arrese, who had sought Franco’s alignment with monarchists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
UPI
Francisco Franco
Franco
Oper
Jose Luis Arrese
Minster
Falange
Spain
Arresé
Immigrant to Take 72: Kin Hires Clipper for Sweden Visit
Ragnar Benson, a Chicago contractor born in Sweden, will charter a Scandinavian Airlines plane to take 72 relatives on a 9000 mile trip to Sweden. The voyage costing about 40000 dollars will depart Chicago on April 14 and return May 6, bearing a greeting to Malmo’s mayor from Chicago’s mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ragnar Benson
Sweden
Benson
Scandinavian Airlines
Richard J. Daley
Malmo
Almhalt
Three Boys Die In Santa Ana Freeway Excavation Cave-In
ANAHEIM Friday, three boys were killed when an excavation for the Santa Ana Freeway underpass caved in burying them under flood silt and sand. Victims were Larry Scherer 13 Steven Jones 10 and William Barren 7. Neighbor Billy Hoshiman 4 survived after tiring of digging and leaving the scene. Police recovered the bodies with Sgt Hoxie later confirming the cave-in location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaheim
Larry Joseph Scherer
Steven Wayne Jones
William David Barron
Santa Ana
Broadway
Belltower
William David Barren
Redwood Ave
Frieday
Five Bodies Found Twenty Sought in AF Crash
AP reports U S 8th Army sent divers and engineers to lift wreckage from the Han River where a U S Air Force C124 Globemaster crashed Sunday night. Up to 25 Americans believed aboard. at least 134 of 50 listed as Americans were saved. Twenty are missing. 28 hospitalized with injuries. 20 bodies recovered. 154 rescued by Air Force and 137 by Army. Pilot Captain James Cortwright injured describes loss of power on engine No 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoqul
U.S. 8Th Army
Han River
U.S. Air Force
Aasuys M
INE
Air Force
Army
Kgmpo Airfield
Tokyo
Japan
East Coast Dockers Return After 10 Day Strike
The East Coast longshoremen resumed work today after a costly 10 day stoppage. Workers faced burning wreckage as a plane crash affected the harbor area, with cargo backlog prompting rapid resumption by 7:55 am and crews returning to their tasks by early afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Seaboard
Nasuar
Twelve boys hurt by World War I hand grenade explosion
Twelve boys aged up to 17 were seriously injured when a World War I hand grenade they were playing with exploded near Preveza in northwest Greece. Local authorities reported the incident and said the injuries are being treated at regional hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Preveza
Greece
Weather forecast notes cloudy period through Sunday
The forecast calls for cloudy conditions with intermittent rain through Sunday. Cooler temperatures expected with a noticeable drop from today’s highs.
Always Wins Student’s Machine Plays Tic Tac Toe
Colgate University pre engineering student Charles R. Kirkley built a machine that plays tic tac toe. The device reportedly always wins, sparking interest and speculation about its cleverness and potential limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
N.Y
Charles R. Kirkley
Colgate University
Flooding Widespread as Southland Hit by Heavy Rain
Wind whipped downpours flooded many areas across the Southland and sparked numerous accidents. Long Beach recorded .79 inch of rain, bringing the season total to 442 inches, with Torrance sandbagging and Inglewood and West Los Angeles experiencing several feet of water. Hollywood Freeway sections saw up to three feet of water, restricting traffic to one lane as Coast Guard warned storm conditions from Pt Conception to San Diego. Four youths died in a bus crash amid the deluge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southland
California
Long Beach
Torrance
Inglewood
Los Angeles
Santa
Hollywood
Coast Guard
Pt Conception
San Diego
Apartment Blast in Los Angeles Injures Two Residents
A Los Angeles apartment building at 4015 Melrose Ave exploded and caught fire early today. Two women, Ellen Thurman and Mary Manning, were injured while residents fled through rain flooded streets as gas appliances ignited. Firefighters battled a basement flood and gas ignition as the building burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Melrose Ave
Steve
Mikaylo
Ib Paenvibing
Rainiwater
Ellen Thurman
Mary Manning
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mideast
Rayburn
Robert G
Jensen Beath
Richard G. Moore
Turncoat
GOP
Pat Brown
Malcolm Epley
Moreno
Clipper
America
Ind
Celearam
By Bill Duncan
Billy Hosh Iman
Scherer
A. J Hoxie
Prand
Tachikawa Air Base
Cant
James
S Cortwright
Elkton, Ky
Maine
Virginia
The
International
Assa
Apt. House
L. A
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!