Seek Murder Charges on 2 in MGM Aid Death
Movie executive Kenneth S. Savoy was shot during an MGM bar holdup in Hollywood. Suspects Terry Nash and Curtis Lichtenwalter were arrested after admitting involvement. George Albert Scott, parolee, is named as the killer, with associates Mrs Noah and others surrendering to Long Beach police. The pair hid at Scott’s Daisy Avenue apartment while Lichtenwalter fled.
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Kenneth S. Savoy
Hollywood
George Albert Scott
Scott
Terry Nash
Ave
Curtis C. Lichtenwatter
Tamarind, &J
Compton
Los Angeles
Savoy
Hoth
San Quentin
Licht Biwatter
Noah
Estas
Sussie Noah
Terry Moore
Terry
McCann
Long Beach
Tichtenwalter
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Lichter
Setoty
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Lichtenwalter
Tnt
Tip
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Governor William Egan Slightly Improves After Surgery
Alaska governor William A. Egan, 44, undergoing emergency operation for two hours, remained critical but showed early signs of improvement. Doctors said he talked with family, and he appeared cheerful in Seattle after being flown from Juneau where his wife Neva and son Tennis waited.
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Alaska
Hatell
William A. Egan
Egan
Northern Territory
Neva
Juneau
Tennis
Editor’s Dad Beaten to Death in St Louis Shooting Tragedy
The father of a sports editor, identified as Bob Burnes, was found beaten to death behind his home in St Louis. Doctors said the elder Burnes faced a desperate chance to recover as surgeons worked to save his life. The incident occurred Tuesday night, with police investigating whether injuries were tied to other events.
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Joel W. Baker
Egan
Dev Baker
ST. Louis
Brian
Barnes
Bob Burnes
Louis Globr-Democrat
Burnes
Baker
Crow Wins 8th District Council Seat in Tight Race
Robert F. Crow, a bar operator, is elected to the City Council from the 7th District amid a 52 percent turnout and a narrow margin over runner-up Alvin Slaight. Crow captured 27 percent of the votes among 15 candidates in the special election caused by John Baker's death. A handbill attack targeted rival candidate Slaight, which Crow denounced as false.
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Robert F. Crow
Crow
John Baker
Crew
Alvin IF
Slaight
Bob Slaight
Center
Fred C. Crow
Bob
Eisenhower Says Russia Must Accept US Peace Stance
President Eisenhower told a news conference that the Kremlin must understand the United States will not be pushed around in pursuit of world peace. He discussed a possible repeal of the constitutional ban on a third term, saying he would not seek it due to age but prefers repeal to amending the constitution. He downplayed Mikoyan's visit, noting no new proposals for tension relief, and touched on civil rights and a federal conciliation service.
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Eisenhower
Russia
United States
Anastas J.’ Mikoyan
Becausa
Dee
National Press Club
Japehe
Mikoyan
Kremlin
America
Lyndon Johnson
D-Tex
Bower
Classified Home Edition Telephone Listing Summary
Daily home edition classified telephones list appears with RES-116L designation and reference to six editions. Contains terse newspaper item noting contact number 2-5357 and format details without full context.
DeMille Dies at 77 Top Film Director Passes Away
Cecil B DeMille iconic director and producer of more than 70 films died at his Hollywood home at 5 30am after a week long illness His death follows multiple heart attacks in recent years His wife Constance and daughter Cecilia were with him his son Richard said DeMille supervised The Ten Commandments and was planning a Baden Powell Boy Scouts film at the time of his death He helped found Hollywood and leaves a lasting screen legacy
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Cecil
DeMille
Ce*cilia
Joseph Harper
Constance
Robert Baden- Payell
Richard
Egypt
Mikoyan Plane Lands After Dual Engine Failure
Soviet first deputy premier Mikoyan and party were forced to land at a U S naval air base near Argentia after two engines failed on an SAS four engine airliner en route from Copenhagen to New York. The pilot said engine No 4 suffered a faulty supercharger followed by a fire in engine No 1. Police guarded the plane during testing and inspection before it continued to Stockholm for further checks.
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Anaxstas
Mikoyan
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DCTC
Scandinavian Airlines
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Moscow
Lye
Serge
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SAS
Atlantic
Fve
New York
New ‘York
Ichowile
Pir- Mine
Stockholm
Cant
Carl Schidlz~berg
Gander
Néld
Snowbound Neptune crew bail out in Kansas crash
A two engine Neptune training plane from Glenview NAS ditched near Otawa Kansas during a snowstorm while en route to San Diego. Eleven crew members bailed out and landed safely after the engine fire forced an emergency descent. Et Cmdr E J Fink described attempts to extinguish the blaze after feathering the prop. The aircraft burned in a pasture as responders guided a safe landing.
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Kan
I—K
Navy
Otawa
Glenview
Sel
Naval Air Station
San Diego
Calif
Kansas City
Olathe Naval Air Station
Rabar
San Locents
Ohio Flood Emergency Declared
Mount Vernon declares a state of emergency as rain swollen streams isolate the city. The Kokosing River causes major trouble while highways close and schools are shut across Knox County and nearby areas. Ohio National Guard standby to assist central Ohio communities.
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Mount Vernon
Ohio
Ohio National Guard
Phillip Mauger
State Highway Patrol
Kokosing
Knox County
Loren Windom
Ohio Natural Guard
Columbus
Tornado damages church and barns near Yokend, Mississippi
A small tornado struck the Yokend community ten miles south of Vicksburg demolishing a church and several barns and knocking out utility lines. No injuries were reported though severe wind damage affected homes in the area as a cold front moved through. Temperatures dropped up to 23 degrees in 15 minutes.
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Miss
Yokend
Here
Weather: Mostly sunny and cool nights rising to 70
The forecast calls for mostly sunny skies with continued cool nights and slightly warmer daytime temperatures. Maximum temperature by noon today is expected to reach 70 degrees.
Year s Worst Storm Sweeps Ohio Valley
Winter s worst storm moved through the Ohio Valley with Arctic air driving temperatures 15 to 23 below in parts of Nebraska and the Dakotas. Snow drifts and 14 inch depths were reported in Missouri while the eastern edge faced sleet and freezing rain. Twelve deaths occurred in traffic accidents across several states as the storm moved toward the Great Lakes.
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Great Plains
Bene
Gerance
Nebraska
South Dakota
Texas
Arkansas
Plains
Milan
Missouri
Isme
St. Louis
Weather Bureau
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New Mexico
Mons
Pennsylvania
Iowa
Oklahoma
Kansas
Illinois
Family of Four Killed in Farm Home Fire
A farm family perished when flames trapped them as they slept in their house. The fire claimed the mother, father, and two children, including Joyet Browne aged 13, and prompted officials to consider the cause and potential budget implications. Fire officials say the blaze may have started from an overheated furnace. See Page B-12.
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State Senate
Joyet
Lehairman
Browne
Classified and notices reference scattered pages
A fragmented index lists where to find various sections and items in the issue. Mentions several pages for classified ads, shipping tables, financials, weather, sports, theaters, TV, and other topics without providing readable content.
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Fat Royle
D. Gramls
Grossword
Meath
Foitorial
Inga
Wilson
Nour Worll
Bad Turn But Officer He'd Done It for Years
Courtland Alabama report cites Willie Burt explaining his left turn into another car happened after years of trouble. He said he had been burning there for a long time and that no other vehicle had been present before.
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Ala
Upisaw
Willie Burt
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