Lone youth vanishes after flight from Gulfport in two seat Cessna
A 17 year old boy from Keesler Air Force Base rented a yellow two seat Cessna 120 in Gulfport and disappeared after taking off near Monrovia Louisiana area with a note saying he wished to die in the air. His mother said he spoke of knowing a high paid nightclub entertainer in New Orleans. Local airport staff reported attempts to stop him failed and a strange call from New Orleans suggested a complicated acquaintanceship involvement. The youth sobbed in Dallas saying he wanted to marry but called it off.
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Jeveland
Keeton
Dallas
New Orleans
Lashport
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Louisiana
Mon
Lynn Bowling
Keesler
Gulfport Airport
W. Pn Chevis
Chevis
Navy Shipyard Subsidence Repair Gets $6 Million OKd
The House approves a $6 million program to resume subsidence repair at the shipyard. Navy officials testify repressurization helps stabilize damaged areas, with lawmakers pressing for fast, effective action while balancing anti-subsidence laws and Navy responsibility. Local leaders and Sen Stennis assure private oil operators of necessary compliance.
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Vinson
James Gavin
R-Fa
Navy
Mayor Urges Urgent Action on Wilmington Oil Field Plan
Mayor Raymond C. Kealer said the House Committee approval of increased Naval Shipyard funds makes it essential for the city state and private oil producers to press a crash program to unitize and repressure the Wilmington Oil Field. He cited progress in subsidence prevention and noted his eight day round of hearings in Washington with Samuel Roberts Frank Hardesty and John Spence.
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Long Beach Naval Shipyard
Wilmington
Raymond C. Kealer
Kealer
Senate
Washington
Samuel M. Roberts
Frank Hardesty
John Spence
Knowland Campaign Sees Labor Support Split
Knowland remains at odds with Knight over a key issue in his campaign platform. Knight wooes labor groups while Knowland’s own Labor support shows an unusual split with Rep. Clair Engel, Engle, as AFL CIO backing both candidates in different ways. Edward S. Shattuck resigns as campaign chairman. a successor may be named at a San Jose conference as Knowland plans a November bid amid Brown’s rising challenge.
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Clair Englé
Afl-Cio
Knowland
Los Angeles
Edward S. Shattuck
GOP
California
Knowland Campaign
San Jose
Washington
Brown
Cohen Jury Deadlocked and Dismissed in Cohen Trial
Federal court jury trying Mickey Cohen on an assault charge against Narcotics Chief How ard W. Chappell failed to reach a verdict and was dismissed at 11:40 am. Judge Thurmond Clarke set July 21 at 10 am for a new trial hearing. Cohen’s attorney Samuel Brody asked for dismissal but was denied.
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Los Angeles
DNL
Mickey Cohen
Howard W. Chappell
George DB. Lyon
Secerar
Thurmond Clarke
Samuel Brody
Cohen
Clarke
Yank Steals U S Bomber in Britain Crashes to Death
In Huntingdon England a U S Air Force mechanic stole a Tornado light bomber from Alconbury and crashed into a railway line near the town. The incident delayed the London Scotland overnight express and prompted a Commons debate. Two Britains and two Americans died in a separate Canberra crash nearby.
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U. S
Britain
Huntingdon
England
U. S. Air Force
Air Force
Alconbury
Geoffrey de Freitas
House of Commons
London
Scotland
U.S. Air Force
U.s.air Force
Hotel 44 Ocean Blvd Long Beach Offers Dining and Rooms
An ad for Hotel 44 on Ocean Boulevard Long Beach promotes two lobbies and private paths to the beach. It highlights a large dining room facing the ocean with meals priced at 25.50 per person and lists items like oysters and prime rib. Contact phone HE 6-6253.
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Ocean Blvd
Long Beach
Pola
Boubevard
Ocean
Biro
Famous Sullfighter Gravely Ill in Spain
Madrid Spain UPI Sunday bullfighter Domingo Ortega aged 52 lay near death with meningitis in his home. He had previously performed in charity bullfights this year and was described by doctors as in extremely grave condition.
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Madrid
Spain
UPI
Domingo Ortega
Torero
Girl 2 Finds Gun. Baby Sister Wounded in Dallas Car
In Dallas a two year old discovered a 32 caliber pistol under a borrowed car seat. The weapon discharged while played with, striking her ten month old sister Katrika in the shoulder. The wound was described as minor by doctors. Katrika cried briefly then smiled at the hospital.
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Lulla Worley
Pearl’ Worley
Katrika
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