Fast F100 Jets Deploy as Korea Tensions Rise
North Korea calls for an international conference to solve the Korean question while accusing the United States of planning new weapons in Korea. The plan includes reinforcing with 150 F86 Sabre jets, with shipments of ground troops equipment and new trucks for South Korea's 21st Infantry Division, but no atomic weapons.
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Pyongyang
Premer Kim Jl Sung
Peiping Radio
United States
Korea
Kim
Geneva
Red China
Horea
South Korea
Manchuria
North
Two Teens and Rider Dead in Huntington Beach Crashes
Two teens died when their 1953 sedan left Main Street and struck a tree near Clay Street. A 22-year-old woman, Dajores Lopez, was killed crossing Pacific Coast Highway in Sunset Beach. Two other youths in the car suffered serious injuries. another driver, William Berguelt, said he did not see Lopez in time to avoid her.
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Edward Thonts Drnton
Golden West St
West
John James Swindler
17Th St. Seul Beach
Dajores Lopez
Cherry St
Los Alamitos
Main St
Clay St
Hoag Memorial Hospital
Kenneth Bedell
San Heron Circle
Buena Park
Michael Turnbaugh
Bistol St. Garden Grove
Lopez
William Berguelt
Pacific Ave
Sunset Beach
Berguelt
Pacific Coast Hwy
Huntington Beach
Landslides and floods kill six in Italy
ROVIGO Italy six more deaths from floods and landslides were reported, lifting the week’s northern Italy toll to at least 20. Firemen police and soldiers searched overnight for marooned people as floods spread through the Po Delta. Highways near Stelvio were cut by rock and dirt slides. A workman and a boy died, four youths aged 11 to 18 drowned, and earlier in the week eight people died in a cyclone with six more lost to earth slides. Floodwaters threatened fertile land in the delta as rains persisted.
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Rovigo
Italy
Stelvio
Italian Alps
Alert Naval Bases Against Asiatic Flu
Naval bases on both coasts were alerted to watch for Oriental flu signs. About 590 Newport Navy Base personnel were stricken, with U S Surgeon General Burney notifying 48 state officers by phone. Pacific and Atlantic ports are monitoring cases as officials warn of possible spread from Asia and Europe. In Honolulu several dozen servicemen with mild cases were admitted to Tripler Army Hospital as doctors note similarities to illnesses seen in the Philippines.
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Atlantic
Pacific
Defense Department
Newport
R. 1
China
Asia
U.S
LeRoy Burney
Seaboard
Atlantic Coast
Europe
Honolulu
Tripier Army Hospital
Philippines
Senate May Join Arms Talks In London Disarmament Talks
Senator Humphrey indicated a senatorial adviser team would likely sit in on later stages of the London disarmament talks. Secretary Dulles asked the Senate to designate members to study the talks and be ready for participation if needed.
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Washington
Humphrey
D-Minn
Senate
Dulles
Oct 1 Set for Trial for Caruso
Auto dealer Meory J. Caruso, 33, and nine associates face trial Oct 1 in Los Angeles Superior Court on a 19 count indictment for conspiracy grand theft and forgery. A second indictment adds 38 counts. The panel includes Kenneth G. Barnett James H. Cautaen Sidney S. Schral Harold Andrews Ladimar Macura Joseph E. Guccione James Le Broadway and Robert Rodjeute with judge Noble rejecting dismissal of the first charge.
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CNS
Meory J. Caruso
Caruso
Lan Beach
Compton
Pasadena
North Hollywood
Sanes
Burton Noble
Uber
Noble
Kenneth G. Barnett
James H. Cautaen
Sidney S. Schral
Harold Andrews
Ladimar Macura
Governors Gather in Williamsburg for National Conference
Governors from 46 states and possessions arrive for the 49th National Governors Conference in Williamsburg Virginia. Each is chauffeured in an air conditioned limousine with a state trooper. The event opens with a policy speech by President Eisenhower and a Jamestown festival tour marking the 350th anniversary.
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Williamsburg
United States
Virginia
Eisenhow
Jamestown
Gas Blast Traps Ten Miners in Izumi Mine, Japan
A Friday night gas explosion in Izumi coal mine near Sapporo trapped and killed ten miners. Twenty others escaped the cave-in from the shaft 1000 feet below the surface, as rescue teams worked amid the rubble.
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Sapporo
Japan
Izumi
Top Court Will Hear GI Case
The Supreme Court will hear July 8 arguments on whether Army Specialist 3-C William S. Girard should be handed to Japan for trial in a fatal firing range incident. Brownell urged fast action amid pressures on United States Japanese relations.
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William S. Girard
High Court
Brownell
Girerd
Ottawa
Girard
Congress
Federal District Court
Justice Department
Joseph C. Me
Galraghy
Girrard
U S. Court of Appeals
Plane Dives Into Yard Killing Three in Flight
A Capital Airlines plane plummeted into a yard near State Route 355 after taking off from Washington National Airport. Three crewmembers were killed and a man and his family narrowly escaped as the aircraft struck cars and scattered oil but caused no fire or major home damage. CAB investigators, noting a 6:25 a.m. takeoff and last radio contact six minutes later, are assessing the four hour local training flight details.
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Larry
Sharon
Anderson
Kane
Washington
Frederick
Capital Airlines
R. Burke
Fairfax
Vag
RK Thomas
Chicaga
H. A. Polgurski
Pittsburgh
Civil Aeronautics Board
Washington, D. C
Governor Knight to Veto Candy Tax Exemption Bill
Sacramento reports Governor Goodwin J. Knight announced on Friday he will veto legislation to exempt candy and confections from California's 3 percent state sales tax. The move affects proposed changes to taxing sweets and sweetened goods under the sales tax law.
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Knight
Sacramento
Goodwin J. Knight
California
Prisoners beat boy to death in California jail
Prison deputies say a 30,000 to quit Nippon program was tied to a nationwide disarmament debate. In Los Angeles a prison guard described a fight in which inmate Paul Benson claimed self defense after a 3 year old died in custody. Two prisoners are in solitary confinement as investigators pursue the case.
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Los Angeles
U. S
Japan
Paul Benson
Benson
Nancy Butler
T Deputies
Ieas
Donald
Calong
Donald Butler
Nixon Outlines Peace Strategy in Plymouth Address
President Nixon defended a peacemaking foreign policy in Plymouth during the Mayflower II celebration. He urged deeds over words with communist nations, acknowledged internal debate, and said the United States seeks improvements in relations while pursuing world peace and national security. He avoided direct notes on London disarmament talks but offered to seek firm, binding agreements if the Communists accept sound proposals and proposed peaceful competition of ideas.
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Mass
Nixon
United States
Eisenhower
England
London
GM to Distribute German-Made Opel Cars in U S
Opel, GM's German affiliate, said discussions are under way to import Opel passenger cars to the United States and to establish a nationwide service and retail network. Opel models in Germany sell for about $1,500 to $2,380.
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Russelheim
Germany
General Motors Corp
United States
Opel Automobile
Opel
Estate battle over millionaire ex bootblack heirs
In New York three women claim admin rights to the estate of Spiros Karageorges a former bootblack who built a 24 million dollar fortune through real estate. They identify as Maria An gie and Maria Karageorges and argued their claims in Surrogate Court before Judge Andrew Cox who took the case under advisement.
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New York
Spiros Karageorges
Bootblack
Maria Karageorges
Angie Karageorges
Andrew Cox
iBoy Killed Sleeping Under Mother's Car
In Manister Michigan a three year old boy named Kevin was accidentally run over and killed by his mother as she backed a car out of the driveway at their home. The mother, Mildred McMahon, said she believed the child had wandered away and searched for him after finding him missing. The Manister County Coroner Douglas Hal Clason reported the incident.
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Leroy
Fargo
N.D
Munson
Thaw
Christina
Col
Wennerstram
Manister
Mich
Mildred McMahon
Manister County
Dougl Hal Clason
Kevin
Anad
Kishi Fails to Regain Okinawa and Ryukyus Admin Control
A communiqué states Eisenhower reaffirmed Japan’s residual sovereignty over the Ryukyus and Bonins, with future return anticipated. The President noted that as long as tension remains in the Far East the U S will keep Okinawa and islands as outposts for free world defense. Reports also say Japan could receive about 500 million dollars in development credit.
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Kishi
Ryukyu
Bonin
Eisenhawer
Japan
Far East
United States
Okinawa
Dutch Liner Sibajak Runs Aground in Suez Canal
The Dutch liner Sibajak, carrying 85 cent passenger fare aboard, ran aground on a sand bar ten miles south of Ismailia in the Suez Canal. The 12,342 ton vessel becomes the third grounded ship in recent days, causing pilot and salvage attention from Port Said authorities.
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Port Said
Egypt
GFI
Sibajak
Suez Canal
Ismailia
Rotterdam
Lloyd Ener
Freed U S Priests Reach Hong Kong
Two American Jesuit missionaries freed from a Red Chinese prison eight days earlier arrived in Hong Kong aboard the British freighter Radnorshire. Father Timothy Coates McCarthy, 45, of San Francisco, and Father Joby Alexander Houle, 42, of Glendale, California, were arrested four years ago on charges of counterrevolutionary activities and spying. Their departure leaves six Americans still imprisoned in Red China.
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Hong Kong
Radnorshire
Coates
Tim McCarthy
San Francisco
Joby Alexander Houle
Glendale
Calif
Red China
Unclear OCR Lead Reads Audit Bureau Notice
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Audit Bureau of Circulation and locations but lacks coherent events or names to form a clear news item. No identifiable persons, dates, or organizations with full context are present.
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