Eisenhower Open to Amend Civil Rights Bill Says Russell
Sen. Russell after a White House meeting with President Eisenhower said the president is not closed to amendments that would clarify the civil rights bill. Russell, leading Southern opposition in the Senate, reported the president’s mind is open to possible changes though he would not state support for any punitive measures. The encounter followed hints in the Senate about administration sponsors seeking alterations. further details appeared on later pages.
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Washington
Russell
D-Ga
Eisenhower
Senate
White Houses
Weather update predicts clear skies through Thursday
The forecast calls for variable high cloudiness but overall mostly clear conditions through Thursday. Temperatures show little change across the period.
Rescue mixup ends false plane crash alert
A ground rescue party in Barstow reported a plane crash with survivors after a Tuesday afternoon tip. By this morning officials clarified no crash occurred on Clark Mountain, only a timber fire, though early signals led to a night search.
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Clark Mountain
A. M. Smith
California Highway Patrol
Isolated Thunder Shower Reported in Long Beach Area
Isolated thunder showers occurred in Long Beach and nearby sections this morning. The U S Weather Bureau had predicted variable high clouds and sunshine and noted such isolated showers are not surprising. No thunder or rain is forecast for Thursday.
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Long Beach
U. S.weather Bureau
Topeka Floods Drive Residents From Homes
Flooding from the Wakarusa River drives dozens from Topeka and Richland graves the Grays as Richland evacuates its 250 residents. A foot of water fills the Grays home while Topeka loses power and drinking water. Cars are swept into ditches and boats are used for rescues across several communities along U.S. 40. No injuries are reported.
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Wakerusa
Topeka
Tlme
Richland
Avondale
Senny ‘Drive
Ake
Abiletic
Kansas
U.S. 40
Jewish Pair Given Right to Real Girl Adoption
Miami AP report: Circuit Judge John W Prunty ruled 56-year-old Hildy McCoy, daughter of a Catholic mother, may be adopted by Jewish couple Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Ellis who have cared for her since infancy. The state plans to appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court. The Ellises face prior charges plus a Florida case documenting the custody bid under Massachusetts law favoring same-faith adoptions. The judge stressed Hildy’s welfare and potential choice of religion in the future.
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John W.prunty
Hildy McCoy
Hady
Melvin Ellis
State of
Massachusetts
Imarierie McCoy Doherty
Hildy
U.S. Supreme Court
Ellises
Florida
LeRoy Collins
Prunty
Ellis Tol
Iidy
Three-Day Dollar Days Sale at Lakerwood Center
Special Sections highlight a three-day birthday sale at Lakerwood Center with massive downtown bargains. The event runs Thursday through Saturday featuring discounted goods and door prizes.
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Lakerwood Center
Rescue at Kings Canyon Ends With Airlift Evacuation
An injured hiker, John Scott, 23, UC graduate student from Stockton, was evacuated from Kings Canyon National Park by an Air Force helicopter. The 8:52 am lift from Panades Lake area to Bishop followed a ground rescue by a 22-member crew through rugged Sierra terrain. Scott suffered ankle injuries and was taken to Northam Inyo Hospital, praising rescuers.
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Kings Canyon National Park
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Ed- Wards Air Force Base
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Edwards Air Force Base
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Zeigler
Bishop' Fass
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Khrushchev vows unity amid Czechoslovak split and claims avoidable Hungary risk
Nikita Khrushchev promised Czechoslovakia that the split in the communist bloc and imperialist pressure in Hungary would never happen. The article also describes a light plane piloted by Bob White of Three Rivers making food drops after a 24 hour whistlestop tour and a rescue operation near a Sitrrin ledge as students hike North Palisades Peak where Scott was injured.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Hungary
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Woodrow Wilf
Ganin
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Khrushchev on Hungarian Events as Imperialist Plot
Khrushchev declared that the Hungarian events clearly showed the real character of imperialist design. He said opponents wanted to subvert socialist unity, split the camp, and then use the peoples of the democracy system to their ends.
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Wings of glamour brings 37 beauties to Long Beach
Long Beach hosts the Sixth Annual Miss Worldbeast Beatty Pareant event with 37 delegates arriving by a Trans World Airlines plane touching down at Municipal Airport at 9 30 a m telecast on KITV Channel 11. Delegates include 14 internationals and 23 from states or regions across the United States with participants from Belgium Canada Ceylon Cuba England France and more.
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Cuba
Gloria Noakes
Canada
Jacqueline Bonilla
Morocco
Gerti Dauty
Germany
Tolsa Simon
Miss Fieneg)~Bryndis Schram. (Miss Iceland), Ingersonsson
Sweden
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England
Alera Barley
Israel
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Ceylon
Hannerl] Melcher
Austria
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Turkey
Oene
Jet Bomber Crashes in Glendale Neighborhood
A Navy Skyhawk bomber crashed in Glendale near a densely populated district after experiencing engine trouble during a test flight from Douglas Aircraft Co. Cmdr. P. C. Dorup, 36, of Northridge, was injured and treated at Glendale Memorial Hospital. The pilot bailed out by parachute as the single-engine aircraft plunged to a vacant lot near a busy intersection.
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Classifieds and Page References Across the Paper
The note lists where to find sections in the newspaper such as Beach Combing on page B-1 and Comics on page DD-22, with references to Death Notices on B-2 and Sports on C-1. It also mentions editorials on A-10 and various pages for financials, shipping, and television listings.
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Panel Selected for Clinton Trial Jury and Alternates
The Clinton trial jury was completed with four alternates as the federal case against 16 segregationists advances. The panel includes four alternates W M Murphy Margie M Way Nola Foster and Floyd Conner. Several potential jurors requested excusal claiming embarrassment or familiarity with defendants or counsel.
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Tena. G
Clinton
W. IM. Murphy
Margie M. Way
Hartiman
Nola Foster
Sunbright
Floyd Conner
Lenoir City
Driver in fatal crash released after intoxication check
Donald W. Kiser, 35, who allegedly drove the car that struck and killed two pedestrians, was released from city jail after investigation of felony drunk driving. Police say no witness saw him driving. he admitted being the driver but it cannot be used in court. Kiser lacked a license. authorities check Sacramento records on license status. Witnesses reported drinking by the victims at a nearby bar. both were intoxicated when leaving. The investigation continues under Capt William H. Kummer.
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Wayné Lawhead
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Martel Ave
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Sacramento
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