Kidnaped L B Girl Pushed From Auto
A 21 year old Long Beach girl Linda Gail Norman was found unconscious between Huntington Beach and Sunset Beach after being pushed from a car. Two witnesses saw an old four door sedan slow and the girl fall out as two men and a woman sped away. She was hospitalized with head abrasions and blood on clothing. She lives on Appleton Street and works as a babysitter. The report also notes a separate crash in Clarksburg where a Capital Airlines training plane fell into a yard, killing three aboard and injuring no resident, with the homeowner narrowly avoiding injury.
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Sunset Beach
Orange County
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Linda Gail Norman
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Pacific Coast Hwy
Tin Can Beach
Pacific Coast Highway
Hoag Memorial Hospital
Newport Beach
Miss Norman
James’ Delago
Clarksburg
Capital Airlines
Earthquake Shakes San Luis Obispo Area
San Luis Obispo jolned by quake at 1 45 pm Friday knocking out a circuit breaker that temporarily put radio station KAVY off air. No other damage reported. Seismographs at Fordham University recorded tremors about 1500 miles southwest in the Caribbean area. University seismologist Rev Joseph Lynch called the tremors fairly strong.
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San Luis Obispo
KAVY
New York
Caribbean
Fordham University
Joseph Lynch
Five Aubin Children Die in Farm House Fire
Five children aged 7 to 13 perished when a fire destroyed the Aubin family home in Melfort Saskatchewan. Albert Aubin and a two month old baby escaped unharmed, while Mrs. Aubin suffered burns. The incident occurred in the northeastern community about 120 miles northeast of Saskatoon.
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Saska
Saskatchewan
Saskatoon
Albert Aubin
Aubin
Shell Blast Kills 4 GIs at Ft Killicoat Firing Range
A mortar shell exploded during a mock attack on a hillside at Fort Killicoat, killing four soldiers and injuring between 10 and 20 others. Infantry troops were supported by mortar fire when a short round fell among them. casualties were transported by helicopter to a base hospital, with identities not immediately available.
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Sua
Oka
Ft Killi Eoat
Anne Powell
30000 GIs Ready to Quit Japan
Washington AP reports about 30,000 U. S. ground combat troops will begin withdrawing from Japan next month under an Eisenhower Kishi agreement. Withdrawal starts in July with substantial force reductions in the next year as Japanese defense grows. About 100,000 U. S. service members remain in Japan, with 30,000 ground troops, including elements of the First Cavalry Division and Third Marine Division. The communique notes further U. S. reductions as nuclear weapon testing and production cease.
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Japan
Eisenhower
Kishi
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State Dulles
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Navy
First Cavalry
Third Marine Division
Engineers
Signal Corps
Reds Advance Claims Amid Armistice Breach in Korea
The United States plans to deploy modern F100 jet interceptors to Osan and likely F105s and light bombers to tighten air power against North Korean forces. Washington rejects the armistice ban on new arms after North Korean violations since July 1953, signaling broader modernization as South Korea readies 700,000 troops for the defense line.
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U. S
Downey man theft victim as farm equipment vanishes
San Francisco police investigate possible hijack of hundreds of tons of heavy farm equipment bound for Red China. Inspector Curtin cites 400 to 800 tons missing with some traced to the freighters Pacific Bear and Kobe Maru in Yokohama. Ownership traced to Louis Gouvernale of Downey, who bought the gear from Hyman Michaels Co. in San Francisco. Samples suggest original sale to Argentina, then diverted. shortages confirmed by weight checks as crews hunted for the missing trailers.
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Red China
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Pacific Boat
Yokohama
Rn Curtin
The
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Argentina
Japan
China
State Department
Curtin
Bay Area
Nm Lee Curtin
Louis Gouvernale
Downey
Calif
Gouvernale
Hyman Michaels Co
Manila
Juan Peron
Feron
Richmond
Oakland
Mexico
Midwest Hit by Twisters and Floods
Tornado columns swept the midwest touching Nebraska and Kansas as severe winds and heavy rains damaged property. A twister tore into Hutchinson Kansas killing Steven Chlenzos 33 and injuring his son Ted 5. Highways blocked by downed trees. floods threatened Marshall Minnesota as storms raged.
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Midwest
Nebraska
Kansas
Hutchinson
Kans
Steven Chlenzos
Chlentzos
Oklahoma
Iowa
Missouri
Glencoe
Minn
Omaha
Lincoln
Neb
Sioux City
Redwood Falls
Minneapolis
Wisconsin
Marshall
Mim
South Carolina
Florida
Where to Find It United Listings A to B Pages
Classifieds and notices listed by sections include Churches pages A-4 and A-5, Comlen B-2, Death Notices B-3, Financial B-3, Shipping Table B-S, and sports pages A-6 and A-7. Theaters A-2 and TV Radio B-1% provide entertainment listings and forecasted temperatures on B-3.
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Comlen
Prowler Slain by Off-Duty Gardena Officer
An off duty Gardena policeman shot and killed a prowler after the man followed the officer’s wife home from a poker parlor. The unnamed suspect stood on an orange crate peering into a bedroom, then fled and was shot three times as he circled a neighboring house. The officer, William J. Pottorff, 31, fired after warning.
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Gardena
William J. Pottorff
Yvonne
Pottorff
Two Caught and Two Hunted in Melchior Heist
Los Angeles police reported two men, Robert Morgan and Alfred J. Fope, arrested in connection with a Hollywood Hills robbery that robbed singer Laci Melchior and his wife of about 99 thousand dollars in furs and jewelry. Two suitcases containing eight hundred eighty eight thousand six hundred seventy nine dollars in loot recovered. two other suspects at large or unknown. The case involves a multi state manhunt across California Nevada and Arizona.
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Laucitz Melchior
Robert Morgan
Alfred J. Fope
Morgan
Thad Brown
Hollywood Hills
Kleinchen
Brown
Melchiors
Melchior
Letins
California
Nevada
Arizona
Weather Sketch: Mostly Sunny with Night Low Clouds
A forecast calls for mostly sunny conditions with late night and early morning low clouds. Temperatures rise on Sunday for a warmer day overall.
Boy Comes Tumbling Down Cat Rescued Wall Saved
In Compton Friday a kitten trapped in a wall was freed after Stephen Ziebarth crawled atop the damaged roof opening and pulled the kitten from a wall plate. The boy fell from the roof, bruised, as father Stanley Ziebarth had been tearing a wall to reach the animals. Earlier that day two more kittens were found in roof insulation and rescued, with about $200 in wall damage from the repairs. The family named the kittens Dollars Cents and Haill-Scent for the trouble.
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Stanley Ziebarth
W. Bennett’ St
Stephen
Ziebarth
Ziearth
Doctor Waives 1500 Dollar Benny Hooper Bill
Benny Hooper’s doctor agreed to cancel 1500 dollars in fees after a Suffolk County Medical Society mediation. The committee said Kris acted under a mistaken belief funds were collected for Benny and that Boopers could not pay. The outcome followed parental and society discussions in Bay Shore.
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Manorville
Benny Hooper
Suffolk County Medical Society
Joseph Kris
Benjamin Hooper
Benty
Medical Society
Bay Shore
Kris
Benny
Louis F. Garben
Three Soldiers Killed in Huk Ambush Near Manila
In the Philippines, three soldiers were killed and three people wounded when their bus was ambushed by Huk rebels while en route to reinforce a patrol. The incident occurred late Friday as crossfire erupted in the area.
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