Link Murderer to Other Killings in LA Case
Harvey Morris Glatman confessed killer of three Los Angeles women denied involvement in other unsolved murders. Police guarded a black toolbox from Glatman as officials planned a Monday conference between district attorneys to decide where to prosecute. Glatman, a TV repairman, appeared unfazed as authorities seek bodies of his victims Judy Ann Dull, 19, and others.
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Harvey Morris Glatman
Los Angeles
Tajler
Bill Harvey
Glatman
Smi
Wilshire
Los Angele Orange
San Diego
River Coun
Glstman
Judy Ann Dull
Pasternak Wins Nod to Accept Nobel Prize in Stockholm
Boris Pasternak received permission to travel to Sweden to accept the Nobel Prize for literature. Tass reported he may stay abroad, while Moscow radio said he had written Khrushchev begging to remain outside Russia. Meanwhile a Tulsa area plane crash killed Gerald Lowery and his two daughters after takeoff in light mist from a private airport during Halloween festivities.
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Boris Pasternak
Sweden
Tass
Ideth
Doctor Zhivago
Khrush
Tulsa
Harvey Young
Ases
Moscow
Pastérnale
Pasternak
Russia
Stockholm
Sunday Forecast Shows Clouds Then Sun
The outlook calls for some cloudiness but otherwise mostly sunny conditions Sunday with little temperature change. no significant rainfall expected and winds light.
Like Kid On A Trip: Deser t Bodies Found By Killer
Harvey Glatman, the confessed killer of three Los Angeles women, guided police through the Anza Desert to graves containing the remains of two victims. The motive and details emerge as officers uncover bones and clothing under a moonlit, windswept night.
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Mel Erbsen
Los Angeles Police
Butterfield Stage Road
Glat-min
Rita Glatman
Mercada
Los Ang
Big Three Meet On Nuclear Test Policing In Geneva
Delegates from the United States Britain and Russia held a private session in Geneva to clarify policing positions on a nuclear test ban. Western and Soviet spokesmen called discussions procedural as they opened a three nation conference at the Palace of Nations. The Russians pressed for an immediate permanent suspension while the West seeks a pre negotiated control system or short term halt until a signed agreement is in place.
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Geneva
United States
Britain
Russia
Tadey
Semyon ‘Fsarapkin
Palace of Nations
U. S
James J. Wadsworth
David Ormsby-Gore
Seven miners rescued after nine days entombment in mine
SPRINGHILL, N. S AP Seven miners were rescued after nine days entombed in a wrecked coal mine. Rescue workers reported all appeared in good condition despite hunger and thirst. Six were found within 60 feet of the entrance, including Bryan Martin whose ordeal was described as the worst. Brothers Barak and Fred among the survivors, Percy another brother was brought in later. They were taken to All Saints Hospital for care and family reunions as they recovered. Continued on Page A-3 Co 1.
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Bryan
Martin
Fréd
Percy
Garnett Clark
Skother l
Lumber Plant Fire Shrugs Fresno County Lumber Plant Hit
A large blaze at a Fresno County lumber plant on Monday night caused about 250000 dollars in damage. J C Adams, manager of Towler Lumber and Hardware, estimated the loss as he described the scene.
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Fowler
Fresno County
J. C. Adams
Towler Lumber and Hardware
Classifieds and Pages Referenced in the Issue List
The note lists where to find sections in the issue including Ghiarches on page 84 and several pages across Classifieds Comics Death Notices Financial Sports Theaters Titles and TV Radio sections, plus date ranges and page designators for navigation.
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Ghiarches
Pact Hit by Soviets Raises Tehran Alarm
Soviet leaders show irritation over a potential new Baghdad Pact similar to the US Seven pact. Iran reports Moscow signaling anger at Western military alignments while Baghdad Pact talks in London prompt U S defense commitments and advisory support to member nations.
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Kremlin
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Eletmentt Varoshilay
Mier
Nikita Khrushchév
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Willi
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Russia
Baghdad
London
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Dulles
Trat
Armed robbery ends in car chase near Pacific Coast Highway
Long Beach store pursued two bandits after a hold up in a drive in. Police recovered $2200 and two revolvers from the getaway car. Suspects fled on foot as officers fired, one man identified as Joe Wright, 43, of Los Angeles.
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Iowa
Pacific Coast, Hwy
Pacific Ave
Robert
Opsal
Caspian Ave
Pacific Coast
Hwy
Fensiothééra
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Max
Set
Opsal Ito
Opsal Fred
Ay . Wright
Wes
Joe Wright
Los Angeles
Caspian
Ave
Tounzen
Tounten
Durham
Taunten
Roth
Four Children Die in Ardmore House Fire
In Ardmore Oklahoma four children perished when a Turn Lake home burned early today. Fire Chief Jim Gzment said the blaze cause was undetermined. Father Charles Pasley, 32, and mother Devotay Pasley, 30, were hospitalized with injuries whose extent was not known. The children identified were Roy Darras 11, Dorman Gayle 6, Gayle Ann 4, and Charlene 2.
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Ardmore
Okla
Jim Gzment
Charles” Pasley
Devotay
Orient
Roy Darras
Dorman Gayle
Gayle Ann
Charlene
McElroy Visits Greece on Four Day Diplomacy Flight
U S Defense Secretary Neil McElroy arrived in Athens by plane to begin a four day visit with Greek government and American officials. He seeks to discuss military and political ties in the wake of postwar tensions and regional security concerns.
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McElroy
Greece
Athens
U. S
Neil McElroy
Eisenhower campaigns on unemployment and civil rights
President Eisenhower closed his campaign in Baltimore claiming unemployment fell by 300,000 in October and asserting only Republicans can keep the country safe and sound. He urged voters to support a sensible, progressive GOP while denouncing Democratic spenders and gloamdogglers. About 15,000 Republicans filled the 3rd Regiment Armory, with officials arranging seating for 12,000.
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Eisenhower
GOP
Congress
Armory
Paliee
Typhoon Lorna Near Okinawa Amid Losses In Philippines
Typhoon Lorna, a rare Ine season storm, killed seven and caused over 1.5 million dollars in damage in the Philippines. At 3 p.m. it lay 400 miles south-southeast of Okinawa, packing 115 mph winds and moving northeast. A second typhoon, Marie, stood 210 miles southwest of Marcus Island, traveling west.
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Tonyo
Philippines
U. S
Okinawa
Air Force Weather Central
Pam
Lorna
Okwinawa
Marie
Marcus Island
Military planes crash near Genoa in fog
In Genoa Italy two military planes from an air craft carrier Dorrestal crashed within 40 miles of each other in fog. Three men aboard the first plane died, another crew member died later in hospital. The second plane crashed near an artificial lake dike. two were found dead and a badly injured survivor died en route to hospital.
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Genoa
Italy
U. 8
Dorrestal
Aiglintalng
Mt. ‘Turchino
Borszonasta
Noiseless Popcorn Declared Major Film Breakthrough
Washington based UPI reports a National Geographic Society bulletin announcing noiseless popcorn, silent when chewed. The product uses sorghum, expands 17 times, not commercially viable yet. Agriculture Department and universities Purdue and Cornell continue research begun 20 years ago amid a multi hundred million dollar industry.
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Washington
UPI
National Geographic Society
Agriculture Department
Purdue
Cornell
Iowa
Indiana
Illinois
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Enen
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Fiend
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Anza-Desert State Park
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By Bill Duncan
Anza Desert
Harvey M. Glatman
Shirley Anal Bridgeford
Southland’s
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