Corriganville Blaze Threatens Movie Ranches Near Chatsworth
AP report describes a large brush fire in the Santa Susana mountains northwest of Chatsworth that forced evacuees from Holly wood film locations and Susana Knolls. About 300 acres burned as fire crews from Los Angeles city and county battled the flames amid 108 degree heat, with horses and homes briefly endangered.
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Chatsworth
Santa Susana Mountains
Chatstworth
Big Cor's- Renville
Susana Knolls
Los Angeles
San Fernando Valley
Diamond Bar
Cortiganville
Boy 6 Buried After Hurricane Audrey Snake Attack
In Abbeville Louisiana a 6 year old boy Stephen Broussard Jr is buried after drowning in Hurricane Audrey tidal waters and snake bites. He was rescued from White Lake by National Guard but died from poisonous snakes. His sisters Estelle Laura Veronica died in the flood and their bodies were not found.
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Abbeville
Audrey
St. Mary Magdalene
Stephen Broussard Jr
Stephen
White Lake
National Guard
Stephen Broussard Sr
Pecan Island
Estelle Broussard
Laura Jesa
Veronica
Khrushchev Emerges as Soviet Power
Washington reports Khrushchev has risen as the dominant Soviet leader after four top officials were expelled from the Central Committee and Presidium. The ousters, cited as aiming to undo party unity, may not alter basic Soviet foreign or domestic policy. Experts expect continued peaceful coexistence and negotiation, with Khrushchev potentially tightening control.
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Washington
Rita Khrushchev
Communist Party
Georgi Malenkov
V. M. Molotov
Li M. Kaganovich
Dmitri Shopilev
Khrushchev
Jackie Cooper Term Suspended in Reckless Driving Case
Jackie Cooper received a six month suspended sentence after pleading guilty to reckless driving. The judge suspended his license for 30 days and fined $253. Cooper did not appear in court. Authorities pursued him at 145 mph in a German sports car, with patrol cars sustaining tire tread damage during the chase.
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Mqvavi
Guage J. G
Sherrill
Page/sion
Jackie Cooper
Agigays
Cooper
Highway Patrol
Kern County Sheriff's Office
Bearvd Combing-Pary B-1 and Page References
Classified pages list various sections and pages including Hal Doyle on A-11, Bridge on 4-11, Comics on C-4, Editorial A-10, Shipping 0-6, Sports C-1 to C-3, Theaters 0-5, Tides and Temperatures CO-B, TV Radio C-12, Vital Statistics O46, Wilson Pape A-11, Women B-3 and B-4.
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Bearvd
Hal Doyle
Wilson—Pape
Two Iowa Tornadoes Cause Wide Destruction
Two Iowa tornadoes produced severe damage across Lake City and the Odebolt area. In Lake City, a funnel struck the Owens farm south of town, half a barn was destroyed while a family escaped unharmed. Injuries included Mrs. Claresce McCauley Jr and two other residents as windows shattered and homes damaged. A second twister swept seven farms near Odebolt in Sac County after a night warning had been canceled.
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Des Moines
Vpi
Iowa
Eake City
Odebolt
Sac County
Al-Redenius
Lake City
Willian Owens
Town
Owens
Claresce McCauley Jr
Jim Panky
Joan Stringer
McCauley
Lake ‘City
Redenius
McCaulley
Purge of Stalinist Leaders Continues in Soviet Union
Reported house arrest of former minister Molo tov and expulsion of Georgi Malenkov Lazar Kagano vice premier from the Soviet Communist Party leadership. Khrushchev reshuffles top leadership with five dropped from the Presidium and new faces added, signaling a drive for better relations with Yugoslavia and the West.
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Ekaterina Furtseva
Soviet Union
Central Committee
The
Communist
Warsaw
Up— Folinh
Molotov
Moscow
Soviet Communist Party
Éourds
Sid Georgi
Malenkov
Laxor
Raganovich
Ate ‘Alyo Lider House
London
Sla
Igadera
V. M. Molotov
Georgi Malenkov
Lazar Kagano- Vichy
Yugoslavia
West
Moscow Radio
Gail Russell Held After Auto Crash in Los Angeles
Actress Gail Russell was booked on suspicion of drunk driving after a collision that sent a busboy to hospital. She reportedly failed sobriety tests despite claiming two drinks and said she was en route to visit her sick father.
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Los Angeles
Gail’ Russell
Spolice
Pusboyl
Robert-Lee Reynolds
Jerry Reichman
Miss Russell
Harnose
Reynalds
Russell
Shead
Gail
Land
Yachts Start Annual Race to Honolulu
Thirty five yachts sail from Los Angeles on the biennial Transpac to Honolulu. A 21 gun salute launched the 2,225 mile voyage toward Diamond Head. Families fill the harbor as vessels await the start. race winner decided by handicap, with entries from 90 foot ketch to 38 foot sloop and a disputed Aikane entrant seeking inclusion.
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Los Angeles
Wartior
Honolulu
Diamond ‘Head
Hawaii
Ines Islanders
Hordbolu
Transpacific Yacht Club
Exrive
Novia del Mar
San Diego
Pilot Reunites With Wife After Sierra Nevada Ordeal
David Steeves, 23, believed dead for 54 days after a Sierra Nevada survival ordeal, arrived at Las Guardia Field to a joyful reunion with his wife Rita, 22, his parents, and relatives. Cameras flashed as Rita tearfully welcomed him and noted his beard, while Steeves joked about shaving it off soon.
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Lir David
Steeves
Sierra Nevada
Las Guardia Field
Rita
Steaves
Bedri
Air' Force
David Steeves
High Sierra
New York
Harold Steeves
Harold Flier
Air Force pilot heat wave record linked to July incident
A Friday forecast cited a heat wave as the cause of elevated temperatures. U S Weather Bureau data show a 98 degree high in Friday’s reading, with earlier records at 94 degrees on July 3. The article notes relatives and the pilot’s family near Trumbull and Bridgeport.
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AIR Force
Warrormes Nouuey
Harold
W. Steeves
Trumbull
Conn
U.S. Weather Bureau
Harold Steeves
Bridgeport
Lexington
Fourth of July Traffic Toll Climbs With Deaths Rising
The national holiday period opened with rising fatalities as millions travel. Since 6 p m Wednesday 42 traffic deaths, five drownings, and seven other deaths yield a total of 53. Local time.
Eisenhower Plays Golf in Gettysburg During July Fourth Week
President Eisenhower began a quiet Fourth of July week in Gettysburg with an 18 hole round at the Gettysburg Country Club. He did not join local Independence Day festivities, preferring a private golf outing with Brigadier General Arthur S. Nevis. Mrs. Eisenhower remained at the farm home as he arrived after two days at the Washington desk, planning to return to Washington Sunday night.
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Gettysburg
Hisenhower
Gettysburg Country Club
Washington
Eisenhower
Arthur S. Nevis
Eisenhower Farm
Ecw
Weather snapshot shows heat wave lingering into Friday
Forecast notes continued hot weather with temperatures near 98 degrees on Friday. Officials warn residents to stay hydrated and seek shade during peak sun hours.
Bus overturn injures 20 in misty morning crash near Verangedurg
A Queen City Trailways bus traveling from Augusta to Fayetteville overturned in early morning fog near Verangedurg, injuring 20. Five were hospitalized. Driver Lawrence R. Meissner, 44, of Fayetteville, said he swerved to avoid a mule and another automobile on U.S. 4 about 12 miles from the scene, causing the bus to skid and topple onto its side.
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Verangedurg
S.C
Queen City Trailways
Augusta
Fayetteville
Lawrence RI. Meissner
U.S. 4
Policeman Shoots Jealous Ex-Suitor In Long Beach
A police officer fatally shot James O’Neill, 42, after he fired on Officer Keeler and Mrs. Julia Tripp, who had identified him as a former suitor. Keeler fired multiple shots, striking O’Neill five times and wounding Mrs. Tripp’s household. O’Neill was a deckhand for a San Pedro tugboat firm.
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Long Beach
Iman
James: O'Neill
9Th St
San Pedro
Julia Adelaide ‘Tripp
Jackson St
Anthony J. Pratch
Marvin Rheeles
O'Neile
Tripp
Lnside
Keeler
Prutch
O'Neill
Monus
Weile Pruich
Keller
O'Neil
O’neill
Mrs. Tripp
O'Ne
Theother
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