Pilot Practices on Clouds as Rudder Drops From Bomber
Air Force probed why a 20-foot rudder separated from a BSG bomber in mid flight. Pilot Capt. Albert D. McKinnon and co pilot Capt. Alvin E. Prothero conducted two hours of cloud practice approaches at Stockton area then landed safely at the field. The missing rudder was later found just outside the abandoned Stockton Airport.
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Air Force Base
Calif
Air Force
Albert D. McKinnon
Brewer
Maine
McKinnon
America
Stockton
Committee Cuts OKs Aid Abroad
Washington action shows Senate Foreign Relations Committee trimming the foreign aid bill by 227.9 million, lowering the request to 3.637 billion for military and economic aid to free world nations for the next fiscal year. The measure authorizes year to year control and grants flexibility, with floor fights expected.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Senate Freign Relations
Blazing airliner lands safely after 74 escape death
A blazing aircraft makes a safe landing as 74 passengers survive a perilous in-flight emergency. Authorities investigate the blaze and assess damage while the crew is commended for handling the crisis calmly. Local readers follow continuing updates from the edition's daily report.
Crashes Kill Five In Long Beach Area
Five men died and 19 were injured in a series of crashes Friday and today across the Long Beach area. Victims include John Foster and David Ostermeyer of Long Beach, and Dario Duran of Artesia, with several other residents from Compton and Torrance among the injured. Police said John Foster died after a head on collision with a Woodland Hills driver on U S Highway 6 in Lancaster. Further details and the status of other involved parties were to follow.
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Long Beach
Compton
Torrance
Artesia
John Donald Foster
Denver Ave
David W. Ostermeyer
Gaviety Ave
Guy E. Covey
Willow St
Dario Duran
del Amo Blvd
Torsance
Myron Leroy Smith
Alburtis Ave
Foster
Antelope Valley Hospital
David J. Whelan
Woodland Hills
U. S
Highway 6
Lancaster
Whalen
Dolores
Cross to face oath questions in probe linking union head
Senate investigators said Union President James G. Cross will answer under oath about ties to Kay Lower, a 96 year old Los Angeles woman identified by police as a convicted prostitute who pleaded the Fifth Amendment when asked if Cross beat her for diamonds or funneled union funds through Los Angeles. Senator McClellan led the inquiry into possible rackets within the Baker Union.
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Washington
Weekend Cloud Watch Clears To Sun by Afternoon
Night and morning low clouds bring local drizzle Sunday morning with gradual clearing to sunshine in the afternoon. Temperatures show little change across the period.
Miami Boston Plane Catches Fire in Air
An Eastern Air Lines DC7B en route from Miami to Boston made an emergency landing at Norfolk Naval Air Station after its left outboard engine failed and the propeller ran wild. Firefighters fought the blaze as 68 passengers escaped to safety during the dramatic incident.
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Norfolk, Va
Eastern Air Lines
Norfolk Naval Air Station
Miami
Boston
ELOPING Page Boy and Swedish Girl Sought
A Senate page and Christina Wennerstrom, a 16 year old Swedish attaché daughter, possibly eloped. Police in eastern states were alerted after they disappeared Sunday. Col Stig Wennerstrom said they may have wed in secret. he returns to Sweden Tuesday as authorities continue the search. Christina is the daughter of the attaché and the boy is son of Mrs Donna Lee Williams of Falls Church, Virginia.
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Washington
Senate
Christina Wennerstrom
Huw Williams
Col
Stig Wennerstrom
Christing
Wennerstrom
Sweden
Young Williams
Donna Lee Williams
Falls Churen
Dulles Plane Forced Down Near Anacostia Air Station
Secretary of State Dulles traveled aboard a Navy plane that lost power on approach to Washington. Cmdr. Walter McGuire steered the craft to a safe emergency landing at Anacostia Naval Air Station instead of National Airport. Dulles expressed amusement at the scare, noting he was unaware of the incident until landing.
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Washington
Dulles
Bveauie
Anacostia
Naval Air Station
National Airport
Potomac River
Navy
Cmdr
Walter McGuire
Anacos
California eyes new state colleges plan debate
Senate backed a plan for new colleges in California but split over how many. The story outlines proposed sites and a priority list for new campuses across Southern Alameda, Orange, San Bernardino-Riverside, Stanislaus, Sonoma-Marin, Napa-Solano, Contra Costa, San Mateo, Kern, and Santa Cruz-Monterey. A separate incident at a New Orleans airport recounts a plane fire with no injuries except a sprained ankle to a woman passenger.
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Norman Vincent Peale
Navy
New Orleans
Sint Ine Land
Ner Fron
Weather Bureau
Gulf of Mexico
Miami
Alameda
Orange
San Bernardino-Riverside
Stan+ Islaus
Sonoma-Marin
Napa- Solana
Contra Costa
San Mateo
Kern
Santa Cruz- Monterey
Assembly weighs four new state colleges in southern area
The House backs adding four four year colleges to the state college system with sites eyed in southern Alameda Grange Stanislaus and the North Bay as lawmakers race to finish a heavy calendar before adjournment. The Senate later considers an apportionment increase and royalties for offshore leases rise from 12 to a sliding scale. Ways and Means rewrites raise old age pension and workmen's compensation benefits.
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Senate
Ower
Alameda
Grange
Stanislaus
North Bay
Iitems
Assembly
NBC
Ways and Means
Girls Tie as Champ Spellers in National Bee
Sandra Owen of Navarre and Dana Bennett of Denver shared the 30th annual National Spelling Bee crown after spelling their way to a tie with three others. Sandra, 14, and Dana, 13, tied for first as the event marked its second-ever co champion finish, last occurring in 1950. First prize totaled 1000 dollars plus a trophy and a 100 dollar bonus for a New York weekend visit.
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Sandra Owen
Navarre
Ohio
Dana Bennet
Denver
Colo
Washington
Chic
Vndey
Dana Bennett
Cole
Sandra
Dana
Ina
Eaen
New York
Woman scientist reports isolated germ linked to multiple sclerosis
Rose Ichelson of St Luke's and Children's Hospital in Philadelphia announces she has isolated a live organism she believes causes multiple sclerosis. The finding, if substantiated, would spur research toward a treatment or immunization. The report cites her long study since 1951 and notes the disease's nerve damage and varied symptoms.
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Philadelphia
Tory
St. Luke's
Founda
Rose Ichelson
Children's Havital
Ally
Miss Ighelson
Orthar
Local Paper Classifieds and Notices Summary
Classifieds and notices across multiple pages mention church listings, schools, theaters, and death notices. Sports, financial and tide temperature data appear on designated pages with sparse detail. No single event dominates. aggregation reflects newspaper’s page-structured briefs.
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Sadie Perlin
Sacramento
Goodwin J. Knight
Miss Perlin
Prothero
Appropriations Committee
Celearam
Southland
Call Baker
Col, Bt
Navy Airfield
Page Boy
E. Ford
Ford
Orange County
California
New
Veper
Woryear
Poltava Institute
Russia
Rose
Son Long Quest
Hungary
Mike A. Gilbert
Walterboro
S.C
Werren .W. Hair
North Augusta
Nickelsdorf
Vienna
State Department
Gilbert
Hair
London
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