Benny Hooper Jr Rescue Bill Shocks Family
Benny Hooper Jr rescue ends with a $1500 doctor bill shocking his parents as they face financial strain from the well incident. Dr Kris defends the charge citing eight days of work at $30 per hour after supervising oxygen tests and Benny’s hospital care. Funds from well wishers and TV programs are partly directed to the fire department and a trust for Benny’s education.
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Manorville
Benny Hooper Jr
Medical Society
Christina
Kris
Benny
Col
Stig Wennerstrom
Sweden
Stassen offers cuts to 2.44 million in U S armed forces
U S delegate Harold Stassen told a disarmament session the United States is prepared to cut its armed forces to 2.44 million as part of a limited East West disarmament treaty if Russia does the same, with no political preconditions beyond nuclear test suspensions. He urged reductions within 12 months of any treaty and signaled possible deeper cuts later. Russia’s Valerian Zerin asked clarifying questions as the five power group discussed first stage terms.
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London
Harrold Stassen
United States
Russia
U. S
United Nations Disarmament Group
Stassen
Germany
Stassem
Valerian Zerin
Britain
France
Canada
Car Shock Kills Man in Compton
James L. Moore aged 72 of 14922 Williams Street died after being electrocuted while disconnecting a car battery charger on his wet driveway in Compton. His wife Ruby Louise found the body beside the car. survivors include daughters Helen Bowers Virginia Greth and sons Lloyd William Frederick. Funeral set for Saturday at Neels Mortuary with burial at Rose Hills Memorial Park Whittier.
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Compton
James L. Moore
S. Wiliams St
Community Medical Center
Moore
Ben
Ruby Louise
Helen Bowers
Virginia Greth
Lloyd
William
Frederick
Neel
Rose Hills Memorial Park
Whittier
U S Bases Ban on Soviet Exports
Washington reports eased controls on non strategic goods to Russia and European satellites adding about 200 commodities exportable without licenses while stressing no change in the embargo on strategic items to the Soviet bloc and no loosening of the China embargo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Russia
Bureau of Foreign Commerce
China
Auto Strikes Kill L A Couple In General Hospital
A man and his wife, both 73, were struck by a fleeing car in Los Angeles and died today at General Hospital. The victims are Nathan Goldberg and Lena Goldberg.
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Los Angeles
UPA
General Hospital
Nathan
Lena Goldberg
Diploma Parts 2 Sightless Armless Girls End Assist
In Paterson New Jersey a three year mutual aid pact ends as Betty Ann Vennard a 17 year old armless student graduates from Central High School. She depended on Leif Norman 15 to open doors for her and Lois a junior who relied on Betty to lead her to school. Lois is blind.
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Paterson
Betty Ann Vennard
Central High School
Betty
Leif Norman
Lois
Classified Teletype Home Edition Listing Summary
Classified teleprinter notice from home edition issue listing items for sale or service, with brief descriptions and prices. Includes typical classified categories and workspace entries.
Typhoon Virginia Forms West of Guam
A typhoon named Virginia was reported about 250 miles west southwest of Guam with winds up to 8 miles per hour. The Guam Fleet Weather Center said the storm was moving west northwest at 25 miles per hour, posing potential effects on the area.
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Guam
Lightning strikes twice kill two guardsmen at Ft Bragg base
A severe thunderstorm at Ft Bragg North Carolina caused two National Guardsmen to be killed and 48 soldiers to seek treatment after lightning struck the bivouac area during summer training. The victims were Sgt 1/e Walt Lea Milam 26 and Pvt Arthur Belton Norris 19, both from Kennapolis NC.
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FT. Bragg
N. C
ARMY
Walt Lea Milam
Pie
Arthur Belton Norris Dt
Kennapolis
20Th
Old Hickory
North Carolina National Guard
Woman,49, Knitted for Advances Stabbing Case
A 49-year-old man, Jessie Daniels, was charged with assault with intent after admitting he stabbed a 41-year-old woman who had allegedly advanced on him. The victim, treated at Seaside Hospital, remains serious but not critical. Daniels, a gardener, was on a porch when the incident occurred nearby.
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Jessie Daniels
Salt Lake St
Seaside Hospital
Daniels
Top Court Gets Plea on Girard Case
The Justice Department appeals to the Supreme Court after a district court barred surrender of GI William Girard to Japan for trial. Atty. Gen. Brownell and Solicitor Rankin sign the petition urging an early ruling as the court plans a summer adjournment.
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Ion Girard
Washington
Justice Department
Supreme Court
GI William
Girard
T.S
Joseph
McGarrany
Atty
Gen
Herbert Brownell
J. Lee Rankin
Justice and Defense Department
Justiee Douglas
West Coast
British Fire End Tests as 3rd Hydrogen Bomb Detonates
London reports say Britain has ended its current nuclear test series with a third hydrogen bomb exploded high above Christmas Island. The blast, delivered by a Valiant jet, produced negligible radioactive fallout per the Supply Ministry. In Tokyo, 20 leftist students gathered to protest the test at the British Embassy.
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London
Britain
Central Pacific
Christmas Island
B Ministry
Tokyo
Weather Update Forecast Quiet Coastal Fog Returns
Gradually increasing night and early morning coastal fog is expected with mostly sunny days ahead. Cooler afternoons and evenings bring a refreshing trend across the coastal region.
Envoy Urges Allies to Modernize Korea Weapons
South Korean Ambassador You Chan Yang says 16 Allied powers agreed on a program to modernize weapons in South Korea. He notes a Panmunjom meeting to discuss amending the armistice to allow stronger United Nations Command forces against North Korea, warning against repeating 1950 complacency.
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Washington
You Chan Yang
South Korea
Yang
United Nations Command
Panmanjom
North Korea
Fires scorch 6200 acres as families flee in Riverside County
Two brush fires in Riverside County burned about 6200 acres and forced evacuation of several families in the Dawson Canyon area off Highway 71 between Alderhill and Corons. One fire threatened Gavilan Hills before veering north. The second fire near Catimsa, between Beaumont and Redlands, was contained with 700 acres burned. Temperatures cooled along the coast while inland heat persisted.
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Riverside County
Dawson Canyon
Highway 71
Alderhill
Corons
Irene Wilts
Gavilan Hills
Estelle Mountain
Monument Peak
Catiamesa
Beaumont
Redlands
Singleton Canyon
Cherry Valley
Where to Find It Survey on Teens Gambling
A newspaper notice directs readers to related content across sections. It cites a survey claiming 155 percent of U S teenagers engage in games of chance and points readers to pages A 26 4 11 and other sections for related features and columns.
Inovelist Sees Comeback After Health and Debt
Elliot Paul III, 61, hospitalized at County General after a heart attack but upbeat about a comeback. He aims to publish a fall book on American popular music from Jefferson to Elvis Presley, despite royalties lagging and illness lasting a year.
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Los Angeles
Paul
County General Hospital
Thomas Jefferson
Elvis Presley
Europe
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