Seven Die in Head-on Collision
A highway crash near milepost 111 claimed seven lives after a wrong-way eastbound car crossed the medial strip and collided with a cruiser pursuing it. Patrol notes detail locations from Stony Ridge to Commodore Perry Plaza and Castalia, with an emergency crossover possibly used.
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Hines
Exchange No
Stony Ridge
Toledo
Indiana
Freemont
Service Plaza
Erie Islands
Cassatia
Altom
Pilo
Berea
White
Han
Castalia
Ends Hunt Flies Up Tacoma in Key Space News
Washington reports from White House press secretary James Hagerty state the Air Force attempt to orbit a rocket failed near Cape Canaveral. Meanwhile the grand champion livestock at the Exposition in San Francisco was sold for 3 575 dollars to the Fairmont Hotel as a charity fund purchase. The president will spend the weekend at Edgar Eisenhower’s home in Tacoma and travel to Seattle for a Colombo Plan speech. A separate Caracas plot is described as subversive with two civilians hunted and five army officers named by El Nacional.
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White House
James C. Hagerty
Air Force
San Francisgo
Dimtis
Fairmont
San Francisco
Anamind
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Tolenover
Alge
Acusia National Golf Club
Novemer
Beit Hotel
Lille
Washington
Neil Scott
Bill Schofield
Gettysburg
Cal Poly
San Luis Obispo
Poland
Martin Bianchi
Modes 40
Victor Most Co
Musual Meats
Edgar
Tacoma
Seattle
Caracas
Venezuela
el Nacional
Jesus Reyna Morales
Army
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Dulles
Soci
Chrysler founder's son dies at forty in New York
Chrysler, son of the founder of the Chrysler Corp., died Friday of a heart attack at age forty. He had served as an executive and was president of the Chrysler Zeder Corp., and involved in business development.
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New York
Chrysler
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler Zeder Corp
Ieancerit
Panty Dance Ires Rome Party Disarray Report
Rome papers describe a wild party broken up by police involving Peter How prine s countesses and film. observers say the event featured drunken brawls and a controversial strip tease. Howard laments the disruption as notes of Turkish belly dancers and a sultry performance circulate.
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Rome
Peter How Prine
George Vanderbilt
York
Howard
Manah Kaish
U. S. Plans Three Billion Dollar Securities Auction
The Treasury announced plans to auction about three billion dollars in federal securities next week to fund government operations for 1958. Tax anticipation bills maturing in 214 days will be sold to the highest bidder, determining the effective yield, with bidding deadline set for 1:30 p.m. Friday, November 14.
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Washington
Treasury
Cyprus
Hugh Font
Anthony Benson
Daily Telegraph
British Ire Mounts After Cyprus Killings
Britain reels from a spate of Cyprus killings as MPs press for harsher anti terror measures. Calls grow for a military governor and firmer action after British civilians were slain, including Anthony Benson, intensifying pressure on Alai Lennox Boyd and other ministers.
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Cyprus
London
Britain
Alai Lennox-Boyd
Robert Speir Wis
House of Commouns
Driver Hurt Critically in Auto Crash
A two car crash on Alondra Blvd left the Norwalk driver critically injured and another driver booked on a drunken driving charge. The Telegraph alleged political ties and named figures in a Cyprus conflict as part of the disputed report. The article also diverges into sensational nightlife gossip involving Nanah and Anita Ekberg, detailing a party scene with wardrobe mishaps.
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Telegraph
Cyprus
Janather
Alondra Blvd
Civilian
Miliary
Maidstone St
California Highway Patrol
Leonard Relschar
Makarios
Orange St
Abil
Royce Calvert
Thadox
Barwall St
North Atlantic
Los Angeles County
Knight to Meet Brown on Smooth State Transition
Governor Goodwin J. Knight is to meet with governor elect Edmund G Brown in Sacramento on Wednesday afternoon to discuss the orderly transition of state government. An aide said the two leaders would likely hold a one hour conference following a brief meeting.
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Sacramenia
UPI
Goodwin J. Knight
Edmund IG. Brown
Knight
Shift Gen Cummings From Japan to Korea
Tokyo dispatch reports Lt Gen Emerson L. Cummings, commander of U S Army forces in Japan, reassigned to Korea and may command all American ground forces there. He is seen as possible successor to Gen George H Decker as commander or in chief of UN forces and the 8th Army.
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Tokyo
UPFI
Emerson L. Cummings
U.S. Army
Japan
Korea
Cummings
George H. Decker
United Nations
U.S. 8Th Army
Long Beach Post Office Classifieds Notice Detail
Public notice fragment describes mail delivery rates and service details at the Long Beach California post office. Includes references to weekly, monthly, and yearly figures, carrier delivery, and an address on Ping Avenue. Mentions Audit Bureau of Circulation membership.
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Press-Telegram
Long Beach
Calif
Mall Op
Ingie. Cs
Fipianen da Fy
Bth
Iy Exeen Ko
Ping Ave
Audit Bureau of Circulation
U S Hopeful on Russia Test Ban Talks
U S officials press for a suspension of nuclear tests pending Geneva talks with the United Nations urging Moscow to halt further detonations. President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles kept open the possibility of a temporary cessation as the AEC reported two Soviet tests on November 1 and 3.
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Washington
U. S
Russia
United Nations
U. N. Assembly
Geneva
Yance
Eisenhower
Slate Dulles
Moscow
Dulles
Atomic Energy Commission
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
General Assembly
Moonrocket fails 1000 miles high in early space test
The Pioneer moon rocket failed to reach its target while attempting to send a three stage space probe toward the moon. Officials reported the craft likely fell short as the third stage did not ignite and velocity gains were not achieved. NASA noted first and second stages operated normally and the payload transmitted signals briefly after launch.
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Samala Army
Air Force
Pioneer
NASA
Turkel
T Yates
United States
Atlantic Missile Range
Cape Creaver' 1
Cape Pler
Khrushchev Hopes East West Ties Improve After U S Vote
Khrushchev told an audience at the Kremlin Grand Palace that he hopes U S voter dissatisfaction will lead to changes in cold war policy. He criticized brinkmanship by Dulles and Eisenhower, urged noninterference, and called for steadier relations amid the moon mission news.
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Moscow
United
Cradle Society Founder Florence Walrath Dies
Florence Dahl Walrath, 81, founder of the Cradle Society and organizer of The Cradle, died Friday after a long illness in Evanston. She established the Cradle Society in 1923, shaping the nationwide founding home.
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Cradle
Evanston
Jil
Florence Dahl Walrath
The
Cradle Society
Live the Life of Riley at the Huntington Hotel dining room
A fragment describes the Huntington Hotel dining area with ocean boulevard views, new carpeting, and furnishings. It lists daily meals priced around 26 dollars with Charles steaks, prime ribs, roast turkey, Virginia ham, and other foods, plus phone contact HEW-6253 and a Sunday dining note.
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Riley
Huntington Hotel
OF & Bloc Life
Lowg Beach
Twa
Walieleewall
Texulay Dingers
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Anita Ekberg
Novella Parigiri
Herbert Spencer
Gerald Templar
Kaish
Nenah
Paris
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Nanah
Patiet
Brown
Gen. Cummings
U.S
Assembly
Tmoneer
Amuine Ae Enessa
Jarell Bank
England
International Télephonne & Telegraph-Mackay Radio
Southampton
N.Y
Pio‘pear IL
Florida
Vane
Lee
Donald
Mr. K
Frederika
Greece
Sophia
Hubertus LoWenstein
Baevaria
Cape
Knoxville
Yates
Grace Whidden
Pierpoint Landing
Lou
Atlantic Ave
Long Reach
Hondai —Technikal
Ees Malley
Besognte
Tr Ee Jen
Tate
UCL
Open Unt
Opm
Fries
East Finst St
E. Ocean Ave
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