Blazing Gun Duel Ends in Deputy Kills Burglary Suspect
Deputy Donald A. French fired after a Long Beach burglary suspect, Edward J. Cui Jr., reached for a weapon during a routine check in Garden Grove. Cui died at Orange County General Hospital. French remained unharmed after about four feet of exchange and a 20 minute confrontation.
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Northwest Gale Floods Kill Three in Oregon and California
A Pacific gale with 108 mph gusts battered the West Coast over the weekend, killing three people and flooding parts of two Oregon towns. The storm delayed air traffic, stranded motorists, and forced school closures as floodwaters rose along the Powder River and Vale. Across Southeastern Oregon, the Malheur River crest threatened Vale and surrounding areas while U.S. Highway 101 in Northern California was blocked by a deep mudslide. National Guardsmen aided sandbagging efforts and residents faced widespread disruption.
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Six Relatives Drown as Skiff Links
A skiff accident near Bay Minette Alabama claimed six relatives when an overturned craft on a canal off the Tonsaw River sank. Survivors include Jack Hodge who aided his sister Inez Cook and her daughter Bobbie Ann Cook. Victims: Joe Cook and his three children Billy Wayne 9 Thomas 5, plus Hodge children Joyce 15 Charlie 12 and Hubert 9. Bodies recovered.
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Charlie
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Mollet Heads to Washington for Middle East Talks
French Premier Guy Mollet flies to Washington aboard the Columbine to meet President Eisenhower over the Middle East crisis. He arrives after a Paris to Idlewild flight and stresses enduring U S France friendship while deferring immediate comment on UN sanctions against Israel. A broader Western alliance meeting with Prime Minister Harold Macmillan is planned to seek reconciliation.
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Eisenhower
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Idlewild
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Fragmented OCR Classifieds and Pages List From a Local Paper
A shredded OCR snippet catalogs sections of a local newspaper with page and section tags such as Beach Combing Paro B-1 and Classified Pages C-3 to C-8, plus entries for Comics Paga Co and Crosswords on Page C, Death Notices B-2, Editorial A-10, Financial B-3, Shipping Table C4, Sports C12, Theaters B, and Weather or Misc Pages A-01.
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Supreme Court Applies Antitrust Laws to Pro Football
The court, in a 6-3 ruling by Justice Clark, holds professional football subject to antitrust laws on appeal by William Radovich, USC star. Dissenters include Justices Warran Brennan Frankfurter, while majority notes 1953 baseball exemption.
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University of Southern California
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Weather outlook shows sun through Tuesday with fog mornings
The forecast calls for mostly sunny skies through Tuesday with early morning fog easing by afternoon. Temperatures rise slightly in the afternoons making for warmer days ahead.
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Three Officers' Sons Missing After Weekend Hike
Monterey dispatch reports three teenage sons of Fort Ord officials searched by helicopters planes and jeeps after vanishing during a weekend trek in Los Padres National Forest. Heavy rain and wind swelled rugged terrain raising fears of slides and peril. Over 100 personnel from army Forest Service sheriffs mined the area up to 90 miles from Monterey as crews pursued leads.
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Eisenhower Pushes Mideast Anti Communism Program
President Eisenhower urged Middle East nations to resist international communism and backed Congress in approving an anti Communist program. He pledged U.S. economic aid and potential troop deployment, detailing a $200 million annual assistance plan and a protective U S commitment to help if UN efforts fail. The remarks marked the 16th anniversary of the Voice of America.
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Sues for broken arm in death by own action
LOS ANGELES. The bullet that ended Stoddard Kinney's life also broke cab driver Kenneth Melie's arm. Melie sued Kinney's estate for damages claiming the shot through his head shattered his left arm after the bullet hit him in a garden through a window. Attorneys announced a settlement granting Melie 38,300. The compromise was between Melie's lawyers and Kinney's heirs led by Mrs Ethe Kinney of Birmingham, Mich.
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Knowland indicts Soviet policy in U N speech
In a United Nations address Senator Knowland lists a 10 point indictment of Soviet rule in Eastern Europe. He accuses Moscow of suppressing independence, installed purges, plundered economies, and barring contacts with the free world while oppressive measures and church persecution persist.
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Israel and U S push progress on Mideast deadlock
Washington and Tel Aviv signaled fresh hope for ending the Gaza Strip and Gulf of Aqaba standoff after a three hour plus meeting between Secretary Dulles and Israeli Ambassador Eban. Proposals included naval patrols to secure Aqaba and shared UN supervision of Gaza, with no firm commitments. United Nations deliberations were paused pending the talks' outcome.
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Dulles Presses On At 69 Birthday In Office
Secretary of State Dulles marked his 89th birthday by working through foreign policy issues, including Middle East concerns, at a staff conference. No fanfare accompanied the observance.
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Dulles
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Kishi Becomes Japanese Premier in Largely Unchanged Policy
Nobusuke Kishi, a veteran conservative who once cleaned floors in a prison, was elected prime minister by the Diet in Tokyo to succeed Tarzan Ishibashi. Kishi vowed pro western policy while urging business with Red China and prepared to form a new cabinet before Emperor Hirohita.
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Nobusuke Kishi
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Japan
Kishi
United States
China
Diet
Tarzan Ishibashi
Ishibashi
Hirohita
Amendments to Commandments Proposed as Law
Arizona lawmaker Rep. L Adams of Phoenix introduced a measure to place the Ten Commandments into Arizona law. He argued the existing statutes are meaningless without the Commandments and joked about whether the Legislature could pass them without amendments.
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