Two Babies Also Victims on U S 66 Head On Crash
A Long Beach mother Gertrude Chavez 24 and her infant son Richard plus Josie Campbell 2 died when a head on collision on U S 66 near man Arizona. Joe Williams 32 of Peach Springs drove over the center line into Henry Goke 44 of Albuquerque. Goke and Williams plus three passengers in Williams car were killed. Four others were injured. none from Long Beach.
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Nearingman
Ariz
Arizona Highway Patrol
Gertrude Chavez
Time Ave
Richard
Josie Campbell
Campbell
Offigers
Joe Williams
Peach Springs
Arliz
Henry Manuel Goke
Albuquerque
Chavez
Goke
Williams
John Collins
Hattie Williams
Mary Collins
Hualapai Indian Reservation
Salling 112 Dies Civil War Vet Roll Reduced to One
Kingsport Tenn. Civil War veteran John Salling aged 112, a Confederate soldier from Slant Va, died after pneumonia. His death leaves only one other surviving veteran Walter Williams of Houston Tex. Services set for 11:30 a.m. Thursday at the National Guard armory in Gate City Va with graveside to follow at Slant family cemetery. Salling had waning strength since hospital admission and would have turned 113 on May 15.
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Tenn
John Salling
Slant, Va
Salling
Walter Williams
Houston
Tex
National Guard
Gate City
Slant
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Cairo News
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Confeder
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Moscow
McCamey
Hubert
Khrushchev
Hawkins
Nasser
Linda Hawkins
Bristol
Usar
Nasser Tries Heat Prevails to Grab Iraq
Dry desert winds kept up a weekend heat wave with Long Beach reaching 85 degrees on Sunday. The Weather Bureau forecast above normal temps and possible showers late Thursday or Friday as winds peaked at 45 miles per hour in desert areas slowing traffic and peeling paint from hundreds of cars.
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Long Beach
Weather Bureau
Khrushchev accuses Nasser of plotting to annex Iraq
In Moscow Khrushchev charged Nasser with trying to annex Iraq into the United Arab Republic. The claim was broadcast by Tass as a new Mideast crisis loomed. Amid worsening UAR Iraq tensions Cairo saw violent demonstrations with hundreds of thousands rallying for their cause.
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Lebanon
UPI
Nikita Khrushionov
United Arab Republic
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Iraq
Moscow
Khirushchev
Tass
News 4Gency
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Cairo
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Brando Divorce Suit Filed by Anna Kashff
Actress Anna Kashff sues Marlon Brando for divorce alleging grievous mental suffering. The couple reportedly separated on September 25. Brando is working on directing and starring in a Paramount Studio film in Hollywood titled One syed Jacks.
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Santa, Monica
Anna Kashff
Marlon Brando
Brando
Paramount Studio
Hollywood
Aged Man Foils Theft Try Injures Teen
Police arrested a 100-year-old man after an 18-year-old youth was shot at a three room Negro centenarian home. The aged man said four men tried a midnight robbery and he fired once through the door. the youth was shot in the right shoulder and was in good condition later.
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Dallas
O. Hh, McDonald
R. P. Garvin
McDonald
Parkland Hospital
Where to Find It Fierce Winter Storms Roar Through Midwest
A reader notice lists sections and page references across the paper detailing where to find weather updates, comics, classifieds, TV listings, sports, and notices. It notes a fierce winter storm sweeping from the Midwest into the East with continued intensity, directing readers to Page A-3 and other cataloged sections.
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Midwest
Eisenhower to address Berlin crisis on TV tonight
President Eisenhower cancels other business to focus on the Berlin crisis speech. He meets briefly with Dr. Ernesto Dihigo, then spends the day with his chief speech writer. Direct TV viewings are planned on Chanel 2 at 6 30 pm and Chanel 7 at 9 30 pm with channel 11 at 1645 pm. KNX radio will broadcast live.
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Eisenhower
Berlin
Guba
Ernesto Dihigo
White House
James C. Hagerty
Channel 7
Channel 1
KNX Radio
Malcolm Moos
Secretary of State Dulles
Walter Reed Army, Hospital
Trial Opens Duncan Case Goes in Love
Indianapol is coverage details the murder trial of Elizabeth Duncan charge with hiring two men to kill her daughter in law Olga Duncan. Jurors heard instructions as the case entered deliberations after testimonies of Baldonado and Moya about the planned killing and a $6000 offered ransom. Duncan faced the jury composed of eight women and four men.
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Ventura
Elizabeth Duncan
Weather Forecast Clear Tonight and Sunny Tuesday
The forecast calls for clear skies tonight and sunny conditions on Tuesday. Continued warm temperatures with daytime highs near 85 degrees by noon today.
Boy to Be Cited for Heroism
Eighteen year old William Joseph Steury of Bluffton Indiana is chosen for the 1957 Young American Medal for bravery. He and his parents will visit Washington for a three day event where President Eisenhower will present the award at the White House. He rescued Rev Wayne Piety from drowning at Kunker Lake on February 21 1957 after aiding from shore with a rope and tree limb. Steury later attended the University of New Mexico.
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Washington
William Joseph Steury
Bluffton
Ind
Rogers
Steury
Amos Steury
Eisenhower
White House
Wayne Piety
Steary
Piety
Kunker Lake
Diniston
I Piety
Fisty
Bill
Indiana
The
University of New Mexico
Fires Claim 40 Lives in Two Days
Across the country a rash of fatal fires mainly in small homes and apartments killed more than 40 people, many children, over Sunday and today. Oklahoma and Texas fires burned 200000 acres, one firefighter died, and multiple tragedies were reported in Wisconsin, Virginia, Oregon, South Carolina, Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey, and Oklahoma with families losing parents and children to blazes.
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Oklahoma
Texas
Halfway
Ore
Cross Hill
S. C
Philadelphia
Parjents
West New York
N. Y
Ticonderoga
Highland Mills
Grove
Irish Chief Arrives for Visit With Eisenhower
Irish President Sean T. O Kelly arrives in New York for a five day goodwill tour that includes St. Patrick’s Day with President Eisenhower at the White House. The visit marks a strengthening of Anglo Irish ties and opportunities for talks on economic and political cooperation.
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New York
UPI
Sean T. O'Kelly
St. Patrick's Day
Eisenhower
White House
Two Men Found Dead in Snow Buried Car Near Creston
A snowplow uncovered a car buried under a large snowdrift on a country road near Creston. Inside were Floyd Gates, 45, and his brother Welby, 57, both of Creston, believed trapped since a fierce storm began last Saturday. The report continues on another page.
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Creston
Iowa
Floyd Gates
Welby
Rocket engine could place a satellite like a small city in orbit
Thomas Dixon of Rocketdyne predicted a future launch of a five million pound thrust rocket supplying a 250,000 pound manned satellite. The "small city" satellite could enable lunar landings or round trips to Mars. Edward Doll noted orbital placement requires less precision than hitting targets on Earth, linking ICBM work to space tech.
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N. J
UPD
Thomas Dixon
Rocketdyne
Canoga Park
Calif
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
Moon
Mars
Edward Doll
Space Technological Laboratories, Inc
Los Angeles
Earth
America
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