Girl Witnesses Surf Claim Life Of Stanford Student Fiancé
An 18 year old Long Beach homemaker of the year met tragedy as Patricia Jean McMahon watched her fiancé, Stephen Paniak, 22, drown amid strong Carmel surf while testing skin diving gear with classmates from Stanford. Stephen D. Nelson, 23, San Mateo, said Paniak and he swam toward offshore racks against a strong current.
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Soviet Premier Khrushchev Rules Out Four-Power German Talks
Khrushchev declared that reunification of Germany should be settled by the Germans themselves and that a four-power foreign ministers meeting could raise tensions. He suggested limited talks on preventing militarism but rejected Western plans for joint Western-German action. The same day, the U S Supreme Court ruled states may tax net income of out of state corporations based on intrastate earnings, upholding a Minnesota levy and reversing Georgia in a related case.
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Freshman Miss McMahon Witnessed Tragic Paniak Death
Miss McMahon a San Francisco College for Women freshman witnessed the tragedy from the shore and called deputies but searchers could not find Paniak’s body. She is an honor graduate of St. Anthony High School and was named Home maker of Tomorrow in statewide contests last year, with $2, 1,500 college scholarships and a $3,000 national finals scholarship. In August 1958 she was featured in Look magazine covering typical teenagers.
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Fire destroys Adams House Hotel forces 100 to flee
A fierce blaze swept the Adams House Hotel and an adjacent apartment business building early today. About 50 hotel guests, many in nightclothes, escaped via fire department aerial ladders as residents fled to safety amid rising flames and smoke.
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Weather update clear tonight and sun n y warmer
A weather brief notes clear skies tonight with sun tomorrow and a modest warmth ahead. High near 72 by noon today, with mild temperatures continuing into the afternoon.
Liz Taylor Oscar Bid Threatened by Fisher Romance
HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Raven haired actress Elizabeth Taylor, 26, faces a tougher Oscar race amid her real life romance with singer Taldi Fisher. She doubts publicity will help her win as she competes with Sarah Hayward, Deborah Kerr, Shirley MacLaine, and Rosalind Russell for Best Actress.
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Bar Urges Remedial Red Rulings by Congress
Chicago based American Bar Association delegates overwhelmingly approved resolutions that call for remedial legislation when court decisions weaken internal security. The measures urge Congress to rewrite the Authority for the House Un-American Activities Committee and to keep a committee focused on national security, with emphasis on communist activities, and to study recent Supreme Court decisions for potential law changes.
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Tot Puffs 5 Cigarettes Daily After Smoking Start
A two year old boy in Peoria began smoking after picking up a lit cigarette. Now Lawrence Smith smokes about five cigarettes a day, worrying his mother Mrs. Lawrence Smith a waitress and divorcee. She plans medical advice and blames a babysitter for the habit.
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Marshall Reported Weak and Serious Condition at Fort Bragg
General George C. Marshall remained weak and in serious condition at Fort Bragg today with no new change since Monday night. The report notes his health status and ongoing concern among officials and military leaders.
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Henderson Mills Strike Triggers Stone Throwing Crowds
Mobs of about 250 men and women gathered outside the North Henderson and South Henderson Harriet- Milling plants as strife over the strike escalated. Several cars were stoned amid a tense scene following the prior beating of a union representative. Sheriff E A Cottrell reported police were aided by highway patrol reinforcements sent by Governor Tudor Hodges and requested by Mayor Carroll V Singlefan.
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Charley Bly the Pinboy Dies Custodian of Crochet Hobby
Charley Bly a long time pinboy at Boulevard Bowl in Long Beach died recently in what was described as a result of automation ending his job. A native of Pennsylvania Bly drifted west decades ago to Oklahoma and California working first in oilfields before pin spotting. Friends recall his thin white hair, crocheting hobby, and calm habit of knitting while waiting.
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California
Hopes Rise for Lost Doctor Duo in White Mountains
In Littleton New Hampshire a faint radio signal sparked renewed search for Dr. Ralph E. Miller and Dr. Robert Quinn, two physicians missing since Saturday after a mercy flight to Berlin. Ground and air teams comb rugged snow covered terrain between Mt. Agassiz and Franconia Notch. a CAP member reported fragments reading Agass and Notch. The doctors were en route back to Lebanon from Berlin to treat a heart patient.
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Labor union chiefs call mass conference in capital
Union leaders vote to stage a large unemployed conference in the nation’s capital. The plan announced for coverage across the paper’s pages includes detailed listings for Beach Combing, Rail Boyle, Bridge, and various sections such as Classifieds, Comics, and Sports.
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Fishermen Grab Plane Crash Gold
Entrepeneuring fishermen reportedly salvaged gold from a June plane crash off Grande Island near Rio de Janeiro. The Argentine carrier carried 600 bars worth about 79000 from England to Buenos Aires, with only 11 bars recovered. Police suspect the rest was sold to jewelers.
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