Arctic Scientist Dies by Freezing Self in Alaska Glacier
Dr Richard C Hubley, a University of Washington graduate and coordinator of U S glacial research, died Monday night on a northern Alaska glacier near Barter Island. Col Howard Currie of the Arctic Aeromedical Laboratory ruled the death as self inflicted. Currie and two police officers reported Hubley lay down in snow, dressed for cold, and froze to death after leaving a hut where four scientists had lived since April. The bodies were brought to Fairbanks as investigators prepared to question Camp personnel.
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Alaska
Richard C. Trutley
Tioward F. Currie
Arctic Aeromedical Laboratory
Air Force Base
Urna
Fairley
D Rrek
Hubley
Currie
University of Washington
Washington, D.C
Hubbey
Barter Island
Arctic Ocean
Nixon to Get No Knowland Primary Test
Washington reports say there will be no presidential primary clash between Vice President Nixon and Sen. Knowland outside California in 1960. Knowland’s decision, relayed to Washington aides, removes a major obstacle for Nixon’s national bid. Knight plans to seek the Senate, complicating Knowland’s gubernatorial hopes.
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Goodwin Wright
Knight
Senate
Rot
Union Chief Quits to Balk Its Ouster
Valente resigned from the 44,000 member United Textile Workers Union to prevent suspension from the APL CIO, with the executive board’s backing. Lloyd Klewert also resigned as secretary treasurer amid Senate Rackets Committee inquiries into union fund misuse, while the UTW planned to name temporary officers and convene to elect new leaders.
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Valente
United Textile Workers Union
Apl*cio
Lloyd Klen
UTW
Senate
Klewert
Eisenhower Visits West Point Plebe Barracks, Attends Army Game
President Eisenhower toured the US Military Academy at West Point visiting the plebe barracks where he lived in 1911. He met classmates from over four decades ago, attended the Army Colgate football game, and spoke briefly in a military history class.
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Eisenhower
West Point
Colgate Army
LPI
Military Academy Barracks
Army-Colgate
Dentist fixes satellite quick cement race to orbit
Two men rushed a faulty satellite to a Redlands dentist after a delay threat. Dr Richard C Hardy used quick-drying bridge cement to repair wiring in twenty five minutes, allowing the Vanguard project to meet a crucial firing schedule for the 18.00f-1 mile solid rocket motor. The test proceeded with satisfactory results and no injury reported.
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Redlands
Richard C. Hardy
Hardy
Naval Research Laboratory
Grand Central Rocket Co
Wilbur Hartzell
Vanguard Project
Harteell
Truman slams GOP on defense and crisis handling
Former President Truman assailed the current administration at a Jefferson Jackson Day dinner in Los Angeles, accusing it of neglecting national defense and civil rights while drifting with events. He warned that a budget balance is costing the free world and drew a large standing ovation at the Biltmore Bowl.
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Los Angeles
Truman
United States
Democratic Party
Pat
California
Pat” Brown
Zhukov Purged From Communist Party Ranks
Soviet Central Committee ousted Marshal Georgi Zhukov from the party and Presidium for trying to curb party control over the armed forces. The action echoes June’s anti party purges that sidelined Georgi Malenkov and Vyacheslav Molotov. A CPSU plenary report said Zhukov limited party work in the army and navy, with further details promised on Page A-3.
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Georgi K. Zhukov
Communist Party
Central Committee
Zhukov
Georgi M. Malenkov
M. Molotov
W Tass
Breadeas
Communist Party of the Soviet Union
CPSU
Press Gelearam The Southland's Finest Evening Newspaper
The Long Beach edition dated Saturday November 2, 1957 announces the Southland's finest evening newspaper with a price of 10 cents in Long Beach California.
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Gelearam the Southland
Long Beach
Calif
Five Climbers Die in Bavarian Alps After Fall
Five climbers including three young girls plunged 606 feet to their deaths in the Bavarian Alps near here Friday night. Four bodies recovered, a fifth missing as search efforts were hampered by snow and clouds. An unrelated report notes a Marine Corps Beechcraft bail-out near Enterprise Utah after icing in a snowstorm. pilot landed safely at Nellis AFB Las Vegas. Copilot and passenger parachuted from the aircraft. two individuals reportedly bailed out and were being sought by sheriffs deputies. Weather: snow and cloud cover with melting snow.
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Here
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Utah
Upi
Marine Corps
Nellis Air Force Base
Las Vegas
Weather Outlook: Clouds Persist Through Sunday
Considerable cloudiness through Sunday with a few early morning sprinkles or light showers. Little change in temperature. Rain probability about 40 percent.
Mother and three daughters perish in Benton Harbor fire
A mother Eliza Johnson aged 47 and her children Otis 3 Colie Mae 2 and James 7 months died as fire destroyed their two room frame house near the Benton Harbor city limits. The deaths raise Michigan house fire toll to 13 in three days per sheriff report.
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Mich
UPI
Michigan
Berrien County
Cheriffs
Eliza Johnson
Otis
Colie Mae
James
Where to Find It Whurenes Classifieds Guide
A compact index lists newspaper sections and page designations for content areas including News Comics Death Notices Financial Schools Shipping Table Sports Theaters Tides Temperatures and TV Radin with page coordinates for readers seeking specific sections. The notice enumerates pages for A1 A4 B-3 to B-9 and related entries across the issue.
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Whurenes
Riot mars UCLA homecoming parade in West Los Angeles
About 400 rioting teens disrupted UCLA homecoming parade. A cherry bomb struck a patrol car injuring officer W. D. Anderson. Thirty teens, likely from a nearby high school, were jailed along with 21 year old Richard Durni for disturbing the peace as rioters targeted students and spectators. The bomber fled.
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West Los Angeles
Ucla
Richard Durni
W. D.anderson
Five Dead in Mexico Silver Mine Blast Near Umapan
Authorities report five persons killed and several injured after a dynamite blast at a silver mine near Umapan Mexico. Victims ranged from 13 to 17 years old as debris and blasting material showered the area around the main mine entrance. The incident occurred on a Friday along the Mexico City-Laredo highway corridor.
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Anderson
Umapan
Mexico
Ernest C. Trinkeller
Mexico City-Laredo
Greek Liner Neptunia Hits Rock Off Ireland
The 12, 00-ton Greek liner Neptunia struck a submerged rock off Ireland and was reported in danger of sinking. Initial reports put passengers at about 200 with some taken ashore at Cobh. The ship radioed SOS signaling a gaping hole in the hull and rapid flooding of the engine room.
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London
Neptunia
Ireland
Cobh
New York Central and Penn Central Weigh Merging
Two large railroads, New York Central and Pennsylvania, announced studies toward a possible merger to form the world's largest system by revenue and assets. Combined assets exceed 54 billion dollars. Wall Street skeptical on regulatory hurdles and antitrust concerns.
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New York
Pennsylvania
New York Central
James M. Symes
Alfred EB. Perlman
Central
New York Exchange
Wall Street
Interstate Commerce Commission
Justice Department
FIRM UNVEILS SEA WATER TO DRINKING WATER SYSTEM
The Maxim Silencer Co. announced a sea water evaporation system to supply urban water at about 20 cents per thousand gallons. It uses flash evaporators and a salt scale swap method to boost efficiency. Hartford area cited as potential site, with Interior Department participation disputed.
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Conn
Maxim Silencer Co
Maxim
Navy
U.S
William R. Williamson
Long Island Sound
Williamson
Teservoir
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