Eight Perish in Raging Gulf Storm
A Gulf Coast hurricane named Audrey battered Cameron Louisiana and the Texas border, with winds near 100 mph in some areas. At least eight people died as seas rose and tides flooded coastlines from Cameron to Galveston, with several losses aboard the fishing vessel Whetursh. The storm wrecked vessels, forced evacuations, and caused widespread damage across oil centers including Port Arthur and Galveston.
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Port Arthur
Tex
Audrey
Texas-Louisiana
Cameron
Grange
Lake Charles
Warren Fish Co
Pensacola
Fla
Texas
Louisiana
New Orleans
Galveston
Fort Arthur
Sabine Lake
Sta| Wall
Where to Find I T You and Page Test Revelations
A fragmented listing outlines where to locate various sections in the paper. It mentions Page A-17 features about a “Battle Against the Battle” and notes multiple sections across pages B-1 to C-19 including classifieds, sports, editorial, and weather. The garbled text seems to map departments and page numbers rather than report a single event.
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Atom
Legion Founder Demands U.N. Exit at California Convention
Alvin M. Owsley, 69, Dallas lawyer and former American Legion founder, urged immediate U.S. withdrawal from the United Nations during his keynote at the Legion’s California department convention in Municipal Auditorium. He called the U.N. an international conspiracy and accused its leadership of spying, saying Europe, Asia and Africa should be grateful to America.
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Bob Whearley
American Legion Today
United Nations
U. N
Alvin M. Owsley
Dallas Jawyer
Legion
Municipal Auditorium
United States
Europe
Asia
Africa
America
Owsley
U.N
Paris
Alger Hiss
New York
Move to Overthrow Mao Told
Peiping Radio reported a counter-revolutionary group named Chung Hua Chien Kuo Tang planned a new government and was found in Nanking. Tao Pang ching Tai Po-chiang and Kuo Sing-ha were arrested as security forces uncovered the organization at a Nanking knitting works.
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Hong Kong
Communist Party
Nanking
Peiping Radio
Party of the Foundation of State
Tne
Tao Pangching
Tai Po-chiang
Kuo Sing-ha
Tear Gas Breaks Up Prison Farm Riot
Oakland WPI Sheriff's deputies broke up a riot at Santa Rita Prison Farm with tear gas during the second day of a sitdown strike. Sixty prisoners in Barracks 15 led the riot as 500 inmates participated. the disturbance ended with deputies forcing the men back into their barracks.
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Oakland
Wpi—Sheriff's Deputies
Santa Rita Prison Farm
Dynamite Stolen From Local Plant and Quarry
Torrance police were informed that 30 sticks of dynamite and detonating caps were taken from the Great Lakes Carbon Corp plant tunnel at the Madison Street site. Investigators fear juveniles may be involved as the caps could detonate if struck or contacted by electricity. The items were described as two yellow cap boxes and brown sticks resembling railway flares.
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Torrance
Great Lakes Carbon Corp
Dicalite
Madison St. Yea
Baby Saved as Paramount House Fire Wounds Parents
A 4 month old was rescued when a Paramount home burned early today. Newman Berry 26 suffered first to third degree burns and is listed in satisfactory condition. his wife Twllia 21 has burns over about 30 percent of her body and is serious. The infant Herald escaped uninjured. The fire started from gasoline fumes ignited by a wall pilot light, burning the one story stucco house and causing about $4,000 damage. Milkman John Brosch 35 aided the family and helped move the baby to safety.
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Paramount
CNS
Newman Berry
Downey Ave
St. Helen's Hospital
Twllia
Herald
Berry
Betty
John M. Brosch
Harvey Way
Lakewood
Fire Department
Horvath
Lupinski
Yosemite
National Park Rangers
Bridalyell
Grbek
Betsy
Powhatan Mining Co
Three Men Trial in El Monte Cafe Fire Murders
In Los Angeles a jury enters its third day in a trial of Clyde Bates 36 Manuel Chavez 25 and Manuel Hernandez 18 accused of six counts of murder and arson in the April cafe fire that killed five customers a waitress and sparked a fatal rampage by a 1000 pound steer that escaped a feed lot and was shot after charging cars and deputies in a riverbed chase.
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Los Angeles
Clyde Bates
Manuel Chavez
Manuel Hernandez
EL Monte
Imo
Richard)Ferrey
Soviet warn West Germany on nuclear arms and reunification
Moscow warned Bonn that cooperation with the West on nuclear armaments would doom any chance of German reunification. A note delivered by Foreign Minister Gromyko to West German Ambassador Haas called nuclear armament and reunification irreconcilable, replying to Bonn’s May 23 statement that Germany has no atomic arms. The note, repeating earlier warnings, threatened death and destruction in a war with the Soviet Union and will affect discussions in London on disarmament. The U.S. proposal for staged arms reduction hinges on resolving political issues including reunification.
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Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
West Germany
Andrei Grosmyka
Attibas Tsador Wilhelm Haas
Germany
Bonn
London
U.N
Honeymooner and police raid end in surrender
In Newfort Beach the FBI and local police raided a home to arrest a married couple, Gertrude Leederman and her husband identified as Costa Mesa Police Chief Art Leederman. The husband surrendered quietly after police forced entry. the bride cried in a honeymoon negligee.
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Newfort Beach
Gertrude Leedlerman
Honeymoon Cottage Siege Ends With Arrest of Leederman
A 26-year-old husband Howard watched as Leederman, who wed a local woman after a quick romance, was surrounded for over 60 minutes at the Mesa Motel by police. PBS agents said Leederman was wanted on federal parole violation, though the underlying crime remained unspecified.
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Mesa
Newport, Blvd
Leederman
PBS
Ed Kirby
San Diego
Federal Bureau
Monaco Denies Grace Expecting Second Baby
Prince Rainier of Monaco denies reports that Princess Grace is expecting a second child in the fall. A palace press attache said the claim is absolutely untrue despite earlier agency speculation citing well informed sources.
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Monte Carlo Um
Prince Rainier
Monaco
Grace
Royal Palace
Miners Rescued as Auger Probes 230 Feet
In Steubenville Ohio five trapped miners were saved after an auger bored 230 feet to reach them. The women and men emerged unhurt after more than 14 hours in a 300 foot chamber. Rescue workers and onlookers cheered as the miners reached the shack for medical checks.
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Steubenville, Ohio
Aircraft executives blasted by Nickerson at missile stage
Col John C Nickerson Jr told a panel the aircraft industry is pressing to cash in on the Army long range missile program while civil service Redstone Jupiter projects expand. He cited pressure to limit range and asserted firms seek private sector jobs as defense ties loosen. Hurricane Virginia hits Japan and Formosa floods kill at least 33 people.
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Huntsville
Ala
John C. Nickerson Jr
Army
Army Ballistic Missile Agency
West Point
Nickerson
Wilson
Jupiter
Pentagon
Japan
Tokyo
Syushu
China
Central Daily News
Formosa
Virginia
Chinese Reds Shell Two Nationalist Isles
Action flared on both ends of the offshore island front today. Nationalists said three Red gunboats shelled Tatan island near Amoy, firing more than 300 rounds. Reds reportedly fired 191 shells from the mainland at Kaoteng, most vulnerable, in the Matsu group.
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Taipei
Tatan Islet
Amoy
Kaoteng
Matsu
Night and Morning Clouds With Friday Sun
Weather forecast notes night and morning low clouds with hazy afternoon sunshine on Friday. Temperature expected to show little change across the period.
Royal foot in mouth Philip digs at women drivers
Prince Philip mocked women drivers in a speech to the British Automobile Association then reportedly collided near Windsor in a crash while driving his wife Queen Elizabeth II. Witnesses said no one was hurt and Princess Anne is described as the association’s first member.
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Philip
London
Upi
Elizabeth II
British Automobile Assa
Whee
The
Automobile Association
Princess Anne
Staines
Windsor Castle
Reginald Parker
Parker
Phillip
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Bob Lemon
Cleveland Indians
Noel Manchester
Steer
Kenny Hamilton
Sterbenville
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Estie
Bown
FBI
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Suterday
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Auger
Fred Sabol
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Hank Horvath
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