River floods hit Pennsylvania mine trapping workers
Rising waters of the Susquehanna River flooded an anthracite mine near Port Reading Plaine as about 30 miners were believed trapped or drowned. Police and state officials warned of possible casualties while the flood and cold added to the nationwide misery from storms and floods across several states.
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Half a Million Shout Approval of Castro Trials
In Havana crowds exceeding five hundred thousand back Fidel Castro as he defends the executions of Batista loyalists. Castro speaks at a press conference before hundreds of foreign reporters, presenting his justify-the-trials argument to the world.
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Cuban Telephone Co
Red Cross
Ex Child Star Alfalfa Switzer Slain in Hollywood
North Hollywood police say Carl Switzer known as Alfalfa from the Our Gang films was shot and killed amid a debt dispute. Bud Stiltz, his former partner, was booked on suspicion of murder after a violent confrontation at Rita Corrigan's residence where Switzer demanded $50. Switzer had a history of trouble in recent years and died from a stomach wound after a struggle that also involved a friend of Stiltz.
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Alfalfa) Switzer
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Bud) Stiltz
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Brown Bares $658 Million Water Plan
Gov. Brown proposes a 658 million dollar statewide water program to move water where needed in California. The six point plan starts with Aqueduct and Feather River dam projects, funding from tideland oil revenue and a broader investment fund, while avoiding a constitutional amendment debate for now.
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Where to Find It Teen Tempo Content and Page References
A concise listing details where to locate teen focused features and columns in the newspaper. It enumerates page designations for Teen Tempo, AWhat Young People Think, Reach Combing, Wal Boyle, Bridge, and various other sections across A, B, and C sections with specific page numbers.
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Neath
Faltorlal
Wilson
Flood kills 165 reptiles at Cleveland Zoo
A flood inundated the Cleveland Zoological Park basement housing reptiles. Only 2 Galapagos tortoises, 7 cranes, and many other animals survived. losses include two pythons, a 15-foot anaconda, a 14-foot king cobra, 13 alligators, and an Australian crane. Zoo director Leonard J. Gass called them irreplacable. In San Pedro, a Bank of America branch was robbed of about $40,000.
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Michael ‘Larneuckas
San Pedro
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Alzoo
Bank of America
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Pedro
Pacific Ave
Thomas Setka,Jr
Setka
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Toy
Southland Parched Increase Fire Risk and Water Use
Sunshine drought grips Southland as rainfall this season reaches only 1.76 inches in downtown Los Angeles, far below normal 6.91 inches. Fire danger rises with winds and low humidity, prompting higher irrigation costs and drought concerns through early month.
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Norma
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Benesdict Canyon
Plane Rescues Four on Arctic Ice Floe
A police plane rescued four men Wednesday after they spent three days in 20 below weather on an Arctic ice floe. Their single engine plane was forced down at the mouth of Hudson Bay in a blinding snowstorm and damaged on rough ice. The men were tired but uninjured aside from exhaustion.
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Ural
Crash Kills Car Race Champion
World champion Mike Tawra, who announced retirement last month, died in a road crash near Quitdford England. His sports car skidded 190 yards, hit a truck, overturned, and collided with a tree. The 29 year old Briton was alone in the vehicle. Hawthorn’s death leaves Stirling Moss as the lone surviving member of the great English racing trio.
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United States
Donald Campbell
Weather Outlook Narrowed In On Weekend Warmth
Variable high clouds tonight and Friday give way to mostly sunny skies Saturday with a little warmer feel. Maximum temperature near 72 degrees by noon today.
Two Engines Fail On Recon Plane Landing Safely
An Air Force Super Constellation lost both port engines but landed safely an hour later at 80 miles away using two starboard engines. Nineteen airmen were aboard the CH21 radar aircraft on a reconnaissance mission.
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AF Tanker Crash Kills 6 in Louisiana
An Air Force four engine refueling plane crashed shortly after takeoff on a routine training mission in Alexandria Louisiana. All six crew members died according to England Air Force Base authorities. The plane exploded on landing and burned across a field before stopping near a railroad track. The aircraft careered through a yard and stopped about a half mile from nearby homes.
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Ree
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