Dreamlike Delivery Duel Ends With Twin Birth Drama
In a surreal week, Arthur Houghtaling and his brother Robert faced a baffling sequence as their wives entered labor nearly together. Carel Houghtaling was admitted to St Mary’s Hospital in Long Beach, where Dr. Donald E Kig oversaw the delivery after a confusing, dreamlike chain of events. The twins were born in the same room, a girl and a boy, marking an extraordinary family moment.
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Aman
Arthur Houghtating
Cerritos Ave
Sigal Hill
Robert
Vallechfabe
Westmnater
Carel
Paing
St Mary's Hospital
Long Beach
Donald E Kig
Elso
Earth
Red Drive Infiltrate Latins Rumor of Khrushchev Cuba Visit
Reported plans for a new Soviet initiative to infiltrate Latin American nations surface as Khrushchev and Zhou En-lai consider visits to Cuba and the Caribbean. Havanan sources say an in principle accord exists but no dates, with mid 1960s travel likely and Bolivian president elect August.
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Idaders
Russia
Red China
Cutt
America
Krevilin
Nikita Khudkicher
L' Hien
Caribbean
Abough Chou
Cbs
Khrushchev
Réd
Vana
Khrushning
Cuba
Botivian
Herman Siles
KhrushroHev
Bolivia
Latin America
Cand Amerrica
Siles
Khushchev
Georgé D. Aion Roty
Latin ‘America
Klaushchey
Olsdr
U.S
Seti
Thomas J.dodd
Conn
Khrushchav
Krenn -Learer
United States
Aurora and Lightning Dazzle Midwest Sky Show
A mysterious aurora and vivid lightning lit skies across Wisconsin Michigan and Nebraska with reports of green and red bands and northern lights near Grand Rapids Madison and Grantabure as rain fell in places like Newton and Tama with temperatures in the 70s and 80s. Observers noted electric glow in upper air and events stretched from Iowa to the southern Atlantic states amid a scattered storm complex.
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Midwest
Rpenl Town
Wisconsin
Michizen
IsGhio
Nebraska
Grand “Rapids
Mich
Aurora
Grantabure
Wis
Madison
Ted
Mexico
Towa
Middle Atlantic
Florida
Newton
Tawa
United States
Leaders Agree on Nuclear Ban and Disarmament
Washington reports a joint statement by President Eisenhower and Canadian Prime Minister John Diefenbaker after a 21 hour visit. They pledged to pursue global security and peace with justice, emphasizing disarmament and a ban on nuclear testing under international control.
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Washington
UPI
Eisenhower
John Gdfenbaker
Camascellet
Interasionel
White House
Diafenbaker
Free World
Surgeon Dean Dr. Charles Johnston Dies in Detroit
Dr. Charles G. Johnston, 61, dean of surgery at Wayne State University Medical School, died Friday night at his Detroit home.
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Detroit
Charles G. Johnston
Wayne State University Medical School
Death notices list Monday services for local residents
Death notices show services scheduled for Monday at Mottell's and Peek Mortuary and other local funeral homes. Entries include Mary Sullough, Edith Brightwell, John Linschner, Harry Hagrid, Laurence Aprendo, and other residents with survivors and service times such as Monday at 1 pm or 9 am. Local obituaries note addresses in Lakewood and Long Beach areas with church and memorial park references.
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U. S. Coast and Gendetic Survey
Long Beach
California
Staten
Anich Feo
Sensi Bi Genie Akallon
Max
Foata Stattan
Angel Frayne
San Pag Eins
Bane
Ertoal Tallan
Ares
Anton Efi
Lena
Saul
Ste Ane
Inghat
Merianis
Washinaley
Saul i Lowstone
Ge Law
York C
Ama i Pike
Neo
Ane
Alaska
Felrtess
Juneau
Rawaiton
Oriland
Land
Laurence
Urgery Middendarf
Amie Middéddort
Mottell's & Peek Mortuary
Harry Owen
Nora Lacson
Don Pullen
Mattell's & Pack
Lmsciiner
John George
Loreleie Ave
Thurstay
Raymond
Walter
John
Hillside
Rose Hills Memorial
Baptists OK Building at Valley Forge
Rochester New York reports the Americapital Convention approves construction of a national Headquarters near Valley Forge Pennsylvania. The Administrative center plan followed a 1958 decision but faced cost concerns from foreign mission groups. After debate, about 10 000 delegates vote to authorize initial construction.
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Rochester
N.Y
UEQ
Bsacre
Valley
Forge Pa
Cincinist
Oni
Foreign Mission Societies
Rénewal Council
Theadd
Red Guns Silent Over Quemoy Tétands Fire Pauses
Red Chinese forces fired 79 shells at Quemoy on Friday, noting a remarkable 285th day of consecutive silence from the communists since their initial offshore bombardment schedule.
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Taipel
Formosa
Quemoy
Atlanta Woman Tries Extortion After Magazine Plot
Eiral Milligan, 20, was freed on $2,500 bond on charges of attempting extortion against Mrs. L A Weatherwax. FBI said a warrant seeks Milligan and an accomplice after she accompanied a delivery to the drugstore, inspired by a magazine story she read but did not finish. Weatherwax received a postmarked letter with money instructions and was told to comply or be killed. an FBI trap led to the arrest.
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Atlanta
Eéral
Ferber Millian
L. A.weatherwax
ERI
C. E. Weeks
Ssy
Milligada
FBI
U S Grants Loans of 527 Million to Three Nations
The U S Development Loan Fund approved loans totaling 52 710 000 to India Yugoslavia and Viet Nam. India gets 20000 loan to add 120 000 silowall capacity to a power plant at Durgapur near Calcutta Yugoslavia receives 23 million for a plastics and chemicals plant at Zagreb Viet Nam borrows 8 7 million to buy diesel locomotives and railway cars for the Saigon to Dong Ha line.
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Washington
UPT
U. S. Development Loan Fund
India
Yugoslavia
Viet Nam
Durgapur
Calcutta
Zagreb
I Saigon
Dong Ha
Economic Shifts Echo 1920s Western Europe Rise
The article surveys postwar Western Europe and Britain, noting Germany's growth and inflation risks, credit plans, and robust Western economies. It warns that inflation could spread as nations adjust to debt pressures, with Russia’s internal debt repudiation marked as sober, while Western Europe shows early production gains and political stability in industry.
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Europe
Germany
Alm
Russia
City Hall Pigeons Targeted With Poison in Philadelphia
City officials in Philadelphia faced a deadly setback as a mob of five year efforts to deter roosting pigeons culminated in about 190 birds found dead in City Hall courtyard. Deputy Commissioner Mauerman said the birds were poisoned and ordered an investigation.
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Philadelphia
City Hall
Qourtyard
Yaymnond “i Mauerman
Public
Vessels Arriving and Departing at Local Ports
The page lists ships arriving and departing, with vessel names such as Belbe, Antwerp, Yokohama, and San Francisco. It includes routes, gate prices, and engine details, noting active vessels and schedules across multiple ports.
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Heaton
Alion
Eaus
Bavies
Jana, Airlines
Bal Belem
Essere Aalbee Ea
Fanay Colt Greoen
Bavets
Gatvestio Egle
Samadt
Stascent
Benmond
Salman Banal
Powell River
Sinbach
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Dan Mickles
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