L.A. Lad, 12, Is Crushed In Tunnel Accident
A 12 year old boy Perry A Luth Tit digging a tunnel under a two ton concrete storm drain pipe was pinned for seven hours at a sandy construction site in Westchester Los Angeles. The pipe slipped, he was rescued after authorities reinforced the pipe with a beam and lifted him out. He was hospitalized in shock with possible internal injuries.
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Todey
Perry A. Luth Tit
Perry
Westchester
Perry Luth III
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Doctor Slays Lawyer Over Legal Woes in El Paso
In El Paso, former physician Harold Eidinoff was held without bond after admitting to shooting attorney Theodore Andress at the airport. Eidinoff blamed Andress for long legal troubles, saying he felt nailed to the cross, a remark he made to police.
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Tex
Harold Kidinott
Theodore Andress
Andress
al Hijar
A -Eidinoff
Mide
Eidinoff
Hijar
Eidinofs
Sylvia
Two Americans Die in Pakistani Plane Crash and Libel Suit
A Texas lawyer faces a libel case after alleging defamatory statements about an Air Force officer and two Americans killed when a Pakistan air freighter crashed near Rawalpindi. The crash occurred after takeoff. The parties claim conflicts over attorney fees and representation in a divorce case.
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Dicans
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Vorce
Andress
Ratwa
Pindi
Istani
All Andress
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Texas Association of School Boards
Hidinoff
Soviet Premieres Warn Of New World War Rise
London AP report cites Andrei Gromyko at the 21st Soviet Communist Party Congress saying the bloc's growth makes a new world war unlikely and peace progress pressures the West. He notes dangers of arming West Germany with atomic weapons and hints at possible separate East Germany peace talks. In Sacramento, lawmakers push Brown tax plans amid reserves debate, with parties split on taxes and surpluses.
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Andrei] Gromyko
Deere Gromyko
Soviet Communist Party
Thussige
Moscow Radio
Gromyko
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Western Germany
Ife
Regio
West Berlin
Russia
East Germany
Americans at Military Air Stance Group Victim Names Held
Two Americans were atched to the Military Air Stance Group with the names of the American victims being withheld pending notification of next of kin.
Where to Find It Sel Kennedy Taft Hartley note
A quick reference lists sections and page numbers for the newspaper. It mentions Kennedy observing political risk under Taft Hartley changes, with page citations across A and B sections, and targeted areas such as Sports Comedy and Obituaries.
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John F. Kennedy
Taft-Hartley
U S Sees No Shift in Soviet Policy from Khrushchev Speech
The United States described Khrushchev’s Moscow speech as tough and uncompromising on Germany and disarmament with no hint of concessions. State Department officials said they needed full text analysis but preliminary accounts show a hard line, despite Khrushchev’s hope for relaxation of tensions.
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Washington
State Department
Khrushchev
Francis Tully
Wiggle Actress Roxanne Arten Overdose Reported
UPI reports Blondet actress Roxanne Arten known as The Wiggle is in Bellevue Hospital in good condition after an overdose of sleeping pills. Miss Arten, 23, of Westwood California, was found unconscious in her hotel room Wednesday.
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New York
UPI
Roxanne
the Wiggle
Exiled Bulgarian King Simeon II Promises Patience to Return
Exiled Bulgarian King Simeon II, 21, delivering defiant words from Valley Forge, says communists cannot rise forever and vows to be ready for the real judgment of the people. He is halfway through a year of intense grooming for a possible return to the throne or service to his people.
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Simeon II
Bulgaria
Simeon
Simeon Rylski
Richard J. Sands
Valley Forge Military Academy
Eisenhower proposes food for peace plan amid farm surplus drive
President Eisenhower outlined a food for peace program to convert farm surpluses into a tool for global peace, calling for lower price supports and market sales to curb excess stocks. The message to Congress stressed using food aid to expand markets and reinforce allied well being, linking hunger relief to world stability.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Free World
Congress
Hisenhower
Risenhower
Bombs Not Missiles Said Key to War by McElroy
Secretary of Defense Neil McElroy told senators that long range bombers determine the outcome of a future war, asserting the United States holds a bomber advantage while noting no operable ICBMs exist yet. He described Camp Cooke as the first operational base and discussed submarine missiles and intelligence briefings with lawmakers.
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Neil McElroy
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United States
McElroy
Heet
U.S
Camp Cooke
Calif
Vandenbere Air Force Base
Edwin Weis
Ie Senate
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Soviet Union
Stuart Symington
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Firman Administration
Lisenhower
Central Intelligence Agency
Allen Dulles
Hit-Run Death Driver Dies After Police Arrive
In FVERET Washington a 33 year old man Thomas G Jacobson shot himself after police matched car debris to his vehicle near his home. His wife Lois described odd behavior after dinner before police arrived five hours later. The victim died at Fregett General Hospital with a .25 caliber pistol nearby. Snohomish county coroner ruled death by own action.
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Thomas G. Jacobson
Lois
Richard
Sarah Nestor
Jacobson
Fregett General Hospital
Snohomish County
Ken Biker Ustedt
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