Boy Confesses Killing Mother in Dating Row
Bayonne New Jersey AP reports 15 year old Bobby Gaydos apologized to police for causing trouble and reiterated his confession that he killed his mother, Mary Gaydos, 36, with a scout knife after a day of alternating denial and admission. He cited his mother objecting to his dating a 14 year old girl.
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Bayonne
N. J
Bobby Gaydos
James Whelan
Bobby
Whelan
Mary Gaydos
TEST FIRINGS OF ICBMS FROM CALIFORNIA COAST
AP reports SAC chief Gen Thomas Power says Atlas ICBMs will be fired from Camp Cooke on the California coast as part of missile crew training. tests expected to range 3000 miles with no warheads and may extend to satellite plans. Brig Gen Bernard Schriever says Cooke could be used for a satellite program. Two squadrons will be activated with Thor and Jupiter missiles, one based at Cooke and the other at Huntsville Alabama.
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Inglewood
Strategic Air Command
Air Force
Pacific
SAC
Thomas E. Power
Camp Cooke Air Force Base
Los Angeles
POWER
Hawwaiian Islands
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Cooke Afb
Bernard Schriever
Ballistic Missile Division
Schriever
Cooke Air Base
Yeee
Cooke
Huntsville
Ala
Eisenhower may miss Chicago speech date due to schedule
President Eisenhower may be unable to travel to Chicago on January 20 for a Republican fundraising speech because of a heavy Washington schedule. White House Press Secretary Hagerty said he hoped to go but acknowledged uncertainty. The week includes NSC meeting, talks with GOP leaders, and the State of the Union plan. A labor message and welfare funds proposals are expected, with the State of the Union to be delivered in person.
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Eisenhower
Chicago
Washington
White House
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
National Security Council
Congress
GOP House
Senate
State of the Union
House
Newark Bay
Soibeen
Steven
Despondent Woman Rescued After Jump Off Monstad Pier
A 31 year old housewife Joanie Baker leaped from Monstad Pier at Redondo Beach. An unidentified man attempted to rescue her and both were pulled from rough water by two police officers and two lifeguards. Baker was treated for cuts and abrasions at South Bay Emergency Hospital and released to her mother Nora Brown. The motive cited was family problems.
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Redondo Beach
CNS
Monstad Pier
Joanie Baker
Central Court
South Bay Emergency Hospital
Nora Brown
Lennox
Girl's Dad Rescues Child in Waterfront Kidnapping
San Francisco report: Sheryl Ann Machado, five, was snatched from bed and rescued ten minutes later by her father John Machado who spotted a kidnapper near the yard. An unidentified man fled into water after leaping fences as officers arrived. Police and labor talks continued in New York with a strike threat from telephone workers amid ongoing wage demands and a company counterproposal.
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San Francisco
Sheryl Ann Machado
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M&m
Pior
John Machado
Jack Freeland
Polite
Telephone and Telegraph Co
Washrief
Sheryl
Ann
Pamela
Cations Workers of America
William Rice
Sheryl Ann
Joteek
Macmillan urges nonaggression pact with Soviets
Prime Minister Macmillan proposed a Soviet Western nonaggression pact in a nationwide broadcast and urged possible summit talks to resolve East West tensions. He stressed maintaining Western strength while testing Communist sincerity and noted the idea could come via United Nations or other diplomatic channels.
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London
Macmillan
Russia
Britain
Soviet Union
NATO
Paris
Monta
East West
Eadlock
United Nations
Gove Serament
U.S
Bad Weather Grips Eastern U S With Storms and Losses
Two men die and several boats vanish as fierce storm lashes Florida and New York while Cuba reports over a million dollars in property and crop damage. Coast Guard crews search for missing fishermen and shrimp boats as wreckage, rescues, and unreported crews emerge amid heavy seas and snowbound regions.
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New York State
United States
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Caribbean
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Henry Gehrke
Miami
Port Arthur
Tex
Rotterdam
Port Everglades
Fla
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Arrigo Salvatore
Catina
Sicily
Grove
Coastguard
George Trice II
Clearwater Fla
Albin Finland
George Sélers
Fort Pierce
Trice
Frilind
Sellers
Coast
Florida Teys
Coast Guard
Weather Outlook Sunny Sunday With Minimal Temperature Change
The forecast calls for mostly sunny skies and little temperature variation. Rain probability stays at 10 percent through Sunday, with no significant storms expected and mild warming later in the weekend.
Teenagers Clubbed by Toughs in Norwalk Area
Three youths were jailed on assault charges after a group attacked seven teens returning from dates in Norwalk. One victim, Gilbert G. Moria, 17, was hospitalized with head injuries. The assault involved a baseball bat and improvised weapons, with windows shot at and a fire set during the incident amid near zero temperatures. Firefighters faced ice as they battled the blaze spreading from a hotel to nearby shops and stores.
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Santa FE Springs
Gilbert G. Moria
Norwick
Moria
Esther Maris
Colby St
Norwalk
Maris
Siefiiee
Harts Brown
Myouths
Marvel Shop
Mortis
Vincent's Men's
Mahar
W. T. Grant
Ex scandal editor Rushmore kills wife and self in cab
Howard Rushmore 45 once editor of Confidential and anti Communist writer shot and killed his estranged wife Frances 37 then killed himself in a taxicab after an argument. A longtime journalist and former film critic the couple had quarreled for 18 months and were separating two days before Christmas.
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Howard Rushmore
Confidential Magazine
New York
Confidential
Rushmore
Daily Worker
Frances
Ioan Dobbins
Sayling Rushmore
Acapulco Hit by Two Night Earthquakes
Two earthquakes rocked Acapulco during the winter night but caused no damage or injuries, with details continued on Page A-3.
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Acapulco
Million Dollar Berwick Hotel Fire Kills One
A general alarm blaze swept eight downtown Berwick buildings, killing one person and injuring three. Officials estimate over 1 million dollars in damage with one man believed missing. The Morton House hotel bar is suspected as the fire’s origin where 28 guests were staying.
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Morton House
Bus overturns near Albany injures 14 and halts traffic
A Greyhound bus overturned about 150 miles south of Albany Oregon today. At least 14 people were hospitalized with injuries and several others were shaken up. State police reported the crash occurred near Sheddon Highway about a mile south. Four ambulances were dispatched and state police from Albany area investigated.
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Local Paper Page Index Notation Lists Sections
The notice lists where to find different sections in the newspaper such as Churches on pages 4-4, Classified on pages B-3 to B-9, Comics on B-2, Death Notices on 8-3, Crossword on 38-10, Finineral on B-3, Shipping Table on Be3, Sports on A-6 and A-7, Cheaters on A-2, Tides and Temperatures on B-$, TY, and Radio on B-20.
Motherly police helper tied to mail theft in Newark
Dora King, 58, longtime secretary treasurer of the Suburban Police Bowling Leagues, admitted looting mail from boxes in the Weequehie area for five months. Postal inspectors found unopened mail dating to 1956 in her four room apartment to fill 14 cartons. King apologized, saying she was ashamed to have embarrassed police friends.
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Polo
Dora King
Weequehie
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County Juvenile Court
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GOP
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Rose DeMetro Stanley
Tony Peter Stanley
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Tony
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