Birthday Gift Puts Judy on List of Miracles
Judy White, burned over most of her body in a June accident, marks her first birthday at U S Naval Hospital Bethesda. Doctors say she faced a 40 percent fatal outlook, yet she recovered after 78 general anesthesias and 23 transfusions. Her skin grafts came from multiple areas as surgeons battled for survival and eventual homecoming.
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Associated Press
Death Threat Hit Witness Brother in Rackets Inquiry
Washington AP Senator McClellan said the brother of a key rackets witness has received a death threat, while the FBI conducts inquiries. Carl Elkins, in Arizona, is James Elkins’s brother, a Portland bootlegger and gambler testifying before McClellan’s committee. The hearing also featured Ann Thompson, a Seattle bawdy house operator, who testified she once considered prostitution but declined, noting the share she would gain.
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Thomas Maloney
Teamsters
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Sinatra testifies on DiMaggio raid linked to Monroe
Frank Sinatra told a legislative committee he drove Joe DiMaggio to the Comstock style raid aimed at Marilyn Monroe's apartment. He said he did not reveal details, and noted DiMaggio sought advice about private investigators from Barney Ruditsky in a prior discussion.
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Jury Convicts Transient in Short Debate
In Los Angeles a Superior Court jury found Stephen A. Nash guilty of two first degree murders and two knife assaults, including the killings of Larry Rice and Donald Berg. The 33-year-old transient faced 11 murder charges, with the death penalty mandated, after a 22-day trial. Nash entered pleas of innocent and insane, with a sanity ruling later by state psychiatrists. The defense offered no witnesses, and Nash appeared amused at times as photographers gathered outside.
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Santa Monica
Donald Berg
Long Beach
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Plane slides off LaGuardia runway in rainstorm
A World Airlines Constelalion jet with 48 passengers and four crew ran off a LaGuardia Field runway during a Tuesday night rainstorm. It struck muddy terrain, tearing furrows about 1,500 feet, but no one was seriously injured.
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Mitrdlburgh
Cab Driver Survives Fifth Floor Fall After Altercation
Police report Elihu Narry, 30, a cab driver, jumped from a hotel fifth floor and landed in a dirt pile. He was treated at Georgia Street Receiving Hospital for neck injuries and said he was angry about something he could not recall.
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Elihu Narry
Georgia St. Receiving Hospital
Narry
United States seeks support for new Middle East plan
The United States delayed submitting its Middle East compromise while talks continue with Egypt and Israel. Henny Cabot Lodge sought Egyptian and Israeli approval as General Assembly discussions loom, with sanctions possible if Israel does not withdraw from Gaza and Gulf of Aqaba. Meanwhile, flooding across the Pacific Northwest forces evacuations, with Crab Creek and the Weiser River inundating towns and isolating Okanogan County.
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Jordan
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Formosa Coast Quakes Persist Amid Casualties Early Reports
Earthquakes rumbled along Formosa's east coast for a fourth day without new damage or casualties. The Weather Bureau logged a light quake felt at Hualien, the city hit hardest last Saturday when 11 people died and 33 were injured.
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Short Cut? Boy Rescued From Mud
Detroit report of carrier Ward Hummel Jr, 13, delivering papers in rain, wades through mud in a vacant lot. After an hour of calling for help, two garbage workers and two policemen attempted rescue with planks and ramps until Ward was pulled free. His mother then delivered the papers.
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City Council Backs Navy Landing Plan With Oil Funds
The council approved a May 14 primary ballot measure for a $5,500,000 oil fund allotment to build a permanent Navy landing near Magnolia Ave. The proposal faces public approval and includes costs for design, demolition, and a potential breakwater. Navy engineers will be consulted further, with additional beach and mole breakwater options debated by council members and a committee vote scheduled for next Tuesday.
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Jess G. Gitker
John F. Baker
Navy
Joe
Gilmerson
Gerald Desmond
Gukerson
Thearty
Reymond
Kealer
Gilxerson
Dick Racine
Shearwater, Inc
Golden Ave
Couteit
Fluoride Proposal Heads to City Council Vote
The council will consider a recommendation Tuesday after a unanimous vote by Councilmen. Proponents led by attorney Les Vander Lans and Long Beach Branch president argued fluoridation safely reduces child tooth decay, claiming about 65 percent. Opponents did not attend the session. the proposal has long been debated and will now go to voters for the first time.
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Les J. Vander Lans
Long Beach
Los Angeles Corn Medical Assay
Eisenhower Brother Sent to Johns Hopkins for Eye Check
Arthur Eisenhower, 70, brother of President Dwight D. Eisenhower, was taken to Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore for an eye condition. Milton Eisenhower, president of Johns Hopkins University, met him at the airport.
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Kansas City
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Johns Hopkins University
Where to Find It State Police Patrol Highways in Milk Strike Fight
A note lists state police efforts across New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania to prevent further violence during the milk strike. It cites Page A-3 Beach Combing Page BI and multiple sections including Editorial Financial Sports and Vital Statistics with various page references.
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Weather Update Night Clouds and Fog Ahead
Night brings lingering low clouds and fog with cooler temperatures. Some cloudiness by Thursday afternoon may bring a noticeable temperature drop.
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