Radar Dangers Warned By California Surgeon
Los Angeles area surgeon Dr. John T. McLaughlin reports radar microwaves can kill or injure. He cites a 1954 case of a 42-year-old technician who died within two weeks after brief exposure, with internal burns and a large perforation of the small bowel. He urges urgent research on safe microwave radiation doses.
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Los Angeles
California
Los Anngeles
John T. McLaughlin
Glendale
California Medical Assn
McLaughlin
Helt
West Plans Peace Bid to Russia
West plans a major peace initiative in London disarmament talks to ease East West tension. Adenauer, after meetings with Eisenhower and Dulles, said details cannot be disclosed yet as consultations continue among Western allies. He noted a first phase of international inspection could take a year or two.
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Bom
Germany
Chan
Wieller
Konrad Adenauer
Wellsborlag
West
Russia
Adenauer
Washington
London
Eisenhower
Ladies' Man and Missing Husband Case in Reno Motel
Mrs. Zester Byers reports her husband Zester vanished from their Reno motel twice since January 26. Police later found him with Elena Byers Toursday, saying he married her in Reno on January 15. Investigators are pursuing a bigamy charge.
Sky Is Her Trapeze Chimp Joins Flightcrew
A three man crew on a Detroit to Kansas City cargo flight encountered an uninvited stowaway when a chimpanzee from Doctor's Pet Shop Philadelphia slipped from a green plywood crate in the tail. The animal invaded the cockpit about 20 minutes after departure, causing a startled response from the crew and prompting temporary commotion aboard the aircraft en route to its California destination for an animal show.
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Kansas City
Detroit
Doctor's
Philadelphia
Santa Cruz
Calif
Rha Gret Mada
Macenre
Chimp on Slick Airlines Flight Causes Cabins Chaos
Dallas pilot Walt Miller flies as Keck and co-pilot William Wohlschlesel chase a chimp that roams the cockpit and radio rack. The animal breaks bottles of instant coffee and cream, then returns to its crate after a tense taxi to Kansas City. Six men wrestle the chimp into its box before departure for the West.
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Walt Miller
Dallas
Slick Airlines
Keck
William Wohlschlesel
New Bruswicks
S.J
Weather outlook mostly clear into Saturday
The forecast calls for mostly clear skies through Saturday with slightly warmer temperatures. No precipitation is expected and night and morning hours may bring some minor ice risk in certain areas. Expect light winds and gradual warming trend into the weekend.
Tremors Recorded Far From New York on Fordham Seismo
Two sharp earthquakes 4200 miles southwest of New York were recorded by Fordham University seismograph late Tuesday night. The first shock occurred at 11 26 39 p m and the second at 21 35 00 p m Father Joseph J Lynch seismologist said the tremors probably originated in Bolivia.
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New York
Fordham University
Joseph J. ‘Lynch
Father Lynch
Bolivia
Long Beach Classifieds May 31 1857 Issue Note
Liess Celegia Long Beach California Friday May 31 1857 volume 70 number 108 price ten cents pages classified he 2 588 telephone he 5 116
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Long Beach
Calif
Shipyard committee probes subsidence cost and praise
A House Armed Services subcommittee heard testimony on the Long Beach Naval Shipyard, arguing subsidence remedy costs may be warranted and praising security, efficiency, and personnel. Rear Adm. Ralph K. James linked subsidence work to broader benefits, while lawmakers debated budget implications.
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Congressional
Tol Ness
Long Beach Naval Shipyard
Armed Services Committee
Navy
Accdi
Morris Manor
Ralph K. James
Clyde Doyle
Eee Doyle
South Gate
Mixers Rampage Destroys Equipment At Graham Bros Garfield Plant
Police counted more than 100000 in damage as ten concrete mixer trucks rammed fences and a power tower at Graham Bros Garfield plant 6998 Cherry Ave. Long Beach. One truck crashed through a wall and into Cherry Ave. near a 66 000 volt power line. Other mixers struck the gas storage area at 6920 Cherry Ave and damaged city fencing and piping. No injuries reported. ignition keys left in vehicles.
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Graham Bros., ‘Inc
Edison -Co
Cherry ‘Ave
Graham Bros
Graham Plant
Graham Bros., Inc
Garfield
Cherry Ave
Get
Edison
Owen Seid
Leighthrpe
Somerset Station
NZ Company
Long Beach
Bill Smith
Smith
Blast Rips Sport Boat Near Harbor Dock
A sport fishing boat named the Jounny Boy exploded at Berth 38 Inner Harbor, injuring two passengers slightly and burning the craft. Firefighters evacuated the scene, with Fireboat No. 2 towing the burning vessel to the channel center and Coast Guard securing the craft at Long Beach Yacht Anchorage.
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Atl
Inner Harbor
Ted Klobuchar
Seaside Hospital
Warren Gray
Sunnyview ‘Ave
Torrance
The
Chris Harman
Burd Ave
Hawthorne
Robert
Wes Bitney
I Burl Ave
Sumes
Long Beach Yacht Anchorage
Pool Roof Collapses at Chico Hot Springs Pool
Ninety seven swimmers escaped serious injury when the indoor pool roof collapsed at Chico Hot Springs in Livington Montana. Three bathers were hurt with non critical injuries and other swimmers received cuts and bruises. The roof gave way after creaking loudly and settled to the pool bottom. cause not known immediately.
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Livington
Mont
Chico Hot Springs
Admiral Wins School Diploma In Surprise Graduation
Rear Adm. Hugh H. Goodwin, retiring today, was awarded a Neville Faith School diploma in a Colorado Springs ceremony. He left Monroe in 1937 to join the Navy, later qualifying for Annapolis and graduating in 1922. Forty years later the State Department of Education confirmed he had enough credits to graduate with the class of 2918.
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Monroe
Hugh H. Goodwin
Goodwin
Continental Air Defense Command
Colorado Springs
Colo
Neville Faith School
Monroe City
Navy
Annapolis
State Department of Education
Woman Survives 19 Days On Icy Peak After Plane Crash
Dorothy LeMasurier, 43, survived 19 days atop a snowbound Wyoming peak after a twin engine plane crash 60 miles north of Rawlins. She credited melting snow and vitamin pills for strength while rescuers recovered her husband Dalton, 47, from the crash site. She endured frostbite and exposure as a ground party trudged through rain and snow to reach the body and hospital care.
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Robert D. Pay
Mass
LeMasurier
Amas
Ferris Mountain
Jessere
Lee
Dalton
Wyoming
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