Wreckage of L. B.-Bound Plane Found
Wreckage identified as the Palm Springs to Long Beach light plane missing since Saturday. All four aboard—Harold A. McClintock age 46 of 1501 4th St Clara McClintock 40 Kenneth Casey 24 and James M. Petersen 22 of Lime Avenue—perished in the crash. The site lies north of Palm Springs and a helicopter was dispatched to reach it.
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Palm Springs
Long Beach
Harold A. McClintock
4Th St
Clara
Kenneth Casey
James M. Petersen
Lime Ave
el Toro Marine
Auto dealer Caruso guilty four counts of forgery theft
H J Caruso, an auto dealer, pleaded guilty to four counts of forgery and theft from customers. He was sentenced to one year in jail, with 10 year probation and an order to avoid public sales during probation. The case was joined with a broader report from Los Alamos on fusion research and atomic energy demonstrations.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Los Alamos
N. M
John Osher
J. P. Mize
Pasadena
H. J. Caruso
Esha
Les Alamos
Tongape
New Mexico
U.S. Urges Soviet Response to Ike Note on Talks
Washington reports U.S. urged Russia to study Eisenhower proposals for lower level talks as a prelude to a possible summit. Thompson met Gromyko on depart ment instructions, while Bulganin’s line kept a summit open. Nixon and Zambin discussed that improved U.S.-Soviet contacts would be highly useful.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Eisenhower
Lewellyn Thompson
Gromyka
Department
Dulles
Middle East
Gromyko
Thompson
Bulganin
Parker Warns Los Angeles Could Become Second Chicago
LA Police Chief Parker told a City Council committee that crime in 1958 runs 35 percent ahead of 1957 and cites court decisions and insufficient manpower as factors. He urged increased police wages and reserves, warning the city might need National Guard help in an emergency.
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Thief of Police
Los An’ Zeles
Chicago
William
Parker
Jan
Ito
National Guard
U.S. Weather Bureau
Long Beach
Defense Department
Hongcbun
Seoul
Press-Gelearam HOME nd's Finest Evening
Long Beach edition from January 24, 1953 reports a bustling city paper with classified ads and notices. Multiple editions and area listings emphasize local services, sales, and community updates typical of a mid-century urban newspaper.
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Gelearam Home
Long Beach
Calif
Caruso associates face jail and fines in fraud case
Two counts of forgery and two of grand theft led Judge Noble to sentence six Caruso associates to six months in jail and $1,000 fines each. Carl Buckner Harold Andrews James Cau Sidney S. Schaler Robert Stratford and others received fines and probation terms while one was placed on probation for five years. A one-week stay of execution was granted to all defendants.
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Noble
Caruso
Carl Buckner
Ladi Senate
Sidney S. Schaler
Harold Andrews
James Cau
U. S
Robert Stratford Gram
Carush
Robert Roberts
Jamey L. Broadway
Beith Cowmbing-Pare Bel Hal Boyle-Page A
Classifieds and feature listings note sections across multiple pages including comics crosswords and notices. The document details page designations for death notices editorial financial shipping sports theaters tides temperatures and vital statistics across sections.
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Beith Cowmbing
Pare Bel
Hal Boyle
Russ ICBM Confirmed by Brucker
Secretary of the Army Wilbur M. Brucker told the House Armed Services Committee there is no doubt the Soviets have launched at least one intercontinental ballistic missile. He said the United States is on par in long-range missile development and ahead in shorter-range guided missiles. He also noted plans to launch a Jupiter-C satellite, implying limited publicity.
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Washington
Army
Wilbur M. Brucker
House Armed Services Committee
Brucker
United States
Navy
Vanguard
U.S
Doctors Tell Hopes One Vaccine To Curb Colds Flu Polio
Two Tulane University doctors report research toward a single vaccine protecting against colds grippe and polio. They cite growing influenza virus in monkey kidney tissue and isolating new viruses 2060 and JH that may be added to a base influenza vaccine to broaden protection.
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New Orleans
Tulane University
William J. Mogabgab
William Pelot
American Federation For Clinical Research
Felon
Alu
Grippe
Mogabgab
Tulane
Dulles Stops in Iran for 40-Hour Visit
Secretary of State Dulles lands at Mehrabad Airport for a 40 hour official visit. He travels to attend the Baghdad Pact ministerial meeting opening in Ankara, Turkey, Monday.
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Tehran
Iran
Dulles
Mehrabad
Ankara
Turkey
Red China Won't Free Yank Trio
Hong Kong dispatch reports Chou Enlai rejected pleas from three American mothers seeking release of their sons jailed in China for spying. Peiping Radio quoted Chou noting leniency only for well behaved prisoners, while affirming continued confinement of Hugh Redmond, Richard Fecteau, and John Downey, with possible later clemency for compliant prisoners.
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Hong Kong
Chou Enlai
Red Chine
Peiping Radio
Chou
China
Li Teh Chuan
Red Chinese
Red Cross
Ruth Redmond
Yonkers
Jessie Fecteaux
Lynn
Mary Downey
New Britain
Conn
Peiping
United States
Hugh Redmond
Shanghai
Richard Fecteau
John Downe
Redmann
Hugh
SELECTRONS PROTECT SWIFT BOMBERS B58s SHIELD MISSILES
Convair BSS Hustler, an advanced supersonic bomber, flies with an electron shield to disrupt missile guidance. President Don G. Mitchell of Sylvania Electronic Products says the system works, with tests awaiting Pentagon clearance. Development spans Buffalo, Mountain View, and Waltham facilities after a $12.4 million Air Force contract.
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Leif Erickson
San Mateo
Convair
BSS
Don G. Mitchell
Sylvania Electronic Products, Inc
Mitchell
San Francisco
Sylvaniz
Pentagon
Air Force
Sylvania
Buffalo, N
Electronic Defense Laboratory
Mountain View
Calif
Waltham
Mass
Sharp Quake Noted in Undetermined Area
A sharp earthquake 4,900 miles from New York was recorded by Fordham University seismograph. The first shock occurred at 1:05:23 a.m. and the second at 1:14:42.
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New York
Fordham University
Two-million dollar Navy flying boat crashes at Alameda
A Navy Tradewind flying boat on a 350 mile flight from Honolulu to Alameda NAS struck a rocky breakwater and sank after landing. The 21 crew members suffered shock and facial cuts while rescue boats and helicopters aided the disembarking crew. The fuselage ruptured and cabin depressurized as the craft halted near the Midway carrier.
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San Francisco
APY
Alameda Naval Air Station
Honolulu
Ned Broyles
Alameda
Coast Guard
Air Force Base
Broyles
Hid
San Francisco Ay
Alameda Nas
Bank Bandits Rob Oakland Branch Steal $28182
Three masked bandits with shotguns robbed the Bank of America at 5277 Foothill Drive in Oakland, tying up seven employees and escaping with about 28182 in currency. A single glove was left as a clue and one bandit reportedly hid in the bank overnight. Six Oakland area robberies have occurred in the past 35 days.
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Bay Area
Boulevard-Palfax
Bank of America
Foothill
Riva
Employes
San Francisco
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