Two Sisters Die. Six Starved Tots Add Strain on Parents
In Portland Oregon authorities consider neglect charges as two of six malnourished children die and others fight for life after living in a three room shack with bare bedding and soiled conditions. Neighbors alerted police prompting Juvenile Court involvement and hospital care for the survivors.
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Ore
UPI
Providence Hospital
Multnomah County
Carl Tah
End Seen to Strike by Actors
A SAG spokesman said the motion picture strike likely ends Wednesday afternoon as negotiating talks with the AMPP continue. Producers’ publicist denied any capitulation, while another full session is set for tomorrow. The stoppage halted most Hollywood productions except Universal-International.
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Hollywood
Tors Guild
SAG
Association of Motion Picture Producers
Duke Wales
AMPP
Hace
Wales
Universal-International
Saga
Plane Plot Said Hoax by Gastro
U S authorities reported a signed statement claiming last week s Cuban plane incident was a Castro provocation to embarrass the United States The document allegedly from pilot William Shergales cites advance Cuban regime knowledge The State Department confirmed a signed statement but did not disclose details
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Washington
U.S
Fidel Castro
United States
Peace Committee
Organization of American States
Caribbean
William 4. Shergales
Matanzas
Cuba
Florida
Castro
Shergales
Casiro
State Department
Bomb call halts 121.3 airliners searched in Miami
An anonymous caller in Miami prompted a bomb report delaying three Northeast Airlines flights. Airliners from Miami to Boston and New York were searched for bombs but none were found, affecting 121 northbound passengers. Flights were scheduled to resume after checks.
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Miami, Fla
Northeast Airlines
Boston
Air Tide
Miami
Glasgow Whisky Warehouse Disaster Claims 19 Firemen
Britain's worst fire brigade disaster as a whisky warehouse explosion in Glasgow kills 19 firefighters and injures at least 40 others. The six story building held 55,000 gallons of Scotch whisky. authorities estimate losses reaching 28 million dollars for the owners. Two girls fled the flames and later were found safe in a nearby warehouse. Rescue efforts were hampered by intense heat from smoldering ruins.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Britain
Weather forecast shows clear tonight and sunny Wednesday
The outlook calls for clear conditions tonight and continuing sun on Wednesday. Temperature remains steady with a high around 63 by noon today.
Flood Forces Nebraska Residents to Evacuate
United Press report says Nebraska National Guard ordered evacuation of all residents and livestock from Platte River valley flood zones as ice jams melt. North Bend hit hard with water up to two feet high. many families moved while authorities considered force to relocate others. Helicopters dispatched to evacuate six families near North Bend. rail lines and U S 80 affected. Civil Defense sought permission to establish a 200 bed emergency hospital in Fremont. 300 boats sent to assist.
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Nebraska National Guard
Platte River
Nebraska
Plains States
Dakotas
Missouri
Kansas
Don Penterman
Lear
North Bend
U.S. 80
Union Pacific
AL Valley
Civil Defense
Fremont
Where to Find It Girl Starts School Career
A brief reference lists Where to Find It Girl 344 beginning school career. The entry appears among a dense index of pages and sections such as Beach Combing on Page B, Hal Boyle on B-7, and various other features from Page B-7 to C-6 across sports, comics, and notices.
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Hal Boyle
Wilson
Warren
Eisenhower Macmillan Satisfied With Camp David Talks
President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Harold Macmillan were described as very satisfied with Camp David progress on nuclear test ban questions and related issues. A joint statement noted the sides had block out a great section of an agreement though wording details continued at the retreat.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Harold Macmillan
Camp David
Catuelin Mountain
Auto Smog Curb Voted In Assembly
The Assembly rejected a two part plan and sent the measure to the governor to require new cars sold in California to meet stricter smog standards. The 54 to 17 vote followed by Assemblyman Ron ald B Camerim, with the Senate’s upcoming battle ahead.
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Curb
Ln Assembly
Amento
Assembly
Calfornia
Ronald B. Camerim
U-Whitting
Senate
Macmillan May Return to London Amid Paris Summit Talks
Prime Minister Macmillan is slated to begin his return to London on Wednesday after agreeing with President Eisenhower to stay at Camp David tonight to discuss allied issues, including topics to be raised with Soviet Premier Khrushchev as the Paris Summit looms. In New York, a fire in a Lower East Side tenement killed two of a family’s children, a father wounded, and a third child saved, as investigators begin to probe the fatal blaze amid political shock and ongoing summit expectations.
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Macmillan
London
Eisenhower
Camp David
Nikita Ihru
New York
Lower East Lions
Charles
Paris
Col. Fy
Flying Salesman Lands Planes On Wallowa Street
A light plane piloted by Ralph Bird of Los Angeles made an emergency landing on North Avenue in Wallowa Oregon after slipping beneath telephone lines. Bird, 45, from Klamath Falls, said he landed to avoid danger as clouds prevented takeoff. Local residents moved cars and even lit an airstrip to assist. Bird commented he would have stayed airborne longer if he had known what people were doing.
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Wallowa
Ore
Ralph. Bird
Los Angeles
Klamath Falls
North Ave
Oregon Mountain
Bird
Bight
Wayne Johnson
Johnson
New York
Khrushchev Tours Verdun Battlefields in France Visit
Soviet premier Nikita Khrushchev toured Verdun amid reminders of the 1916 battle. He observed the battlefield graves and monuments, received cheers, and used the stop to decry Western plots amid a six city French tour including Metz Reims Epernay and Lille.
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Verdun
France
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Sophar
Ionised Grim
Tallus
Khrushchev
Reims
Epernay
Lille
Krushchey
Moderate quake recorded near New Guinea on Fordham seismograph
A moderately strong earthquake was recorded early today on the Fordham University seismograph in the Pacific near New Guinea. The first shock was at 1:49:67 p m and a second followed at 2:01 p m. The epicenter was about 1,000 miles away.
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New York
Pacific
New Guinea
Fordham University
Obi
Teenager Shot in Paramount Raid Fights for Life
Neil Raymond Mahan, 16, was wounded during a raid that left three others injured at Moose Lodge Hall in Paramount. Doctors removed a two caliber bullet near his brain as police closed in on a prime suspect described as tall and involved in prior trouble. The attack followed a Dutchmen Car Club meeting and involved youths from rival clubs armed with knives and guns.
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Paramount Yours
Moneys
Nile
Neil Raymond Mahan
Georgia
Community Hospital
Iris
Dean Matas
Aurelia
Mahan
Lloyd Reny
Berry
Akelen Tiger
Dutchmen Car Club of
Paramount
E. Artesiant
Spring Rain Fizzles Out Over Long Beach Area
An expected spring rainstorm for the Long Beach area collapsed as forecasters forecast clear skies tonight and warmer temperatures on Wednesday. The system, weakened off Washington, produced no rain in the Southland after a weekend rain event yielded 0.14 inch in Long Beach.
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Teall
Long Beach
Washington
Jing
Southland
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