Airliner Crash Warning Revealed Before Ditching
Honolulu reports Navy experts said all 44 aboard the Pan American Stratocruiser seemed warned of trouble before the plunge into the Pacific, as 27 bodies were recovered and debris searched by the carrier Philippine Sea. Fires showed on some wreckage while crew may have had time to warn passengers before ditching.
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Honolulu
Ater
Pacific
Aoe
Long Beach
Calif
Philippine Sea
Civil Aeronautics Board
Pan American World Airways
Navy
Hawaii
New York
Federal Reserve
U. S
Sick Friends or Gangland Convention: 65 Men Rounded Up in Apalachin
State police and Treasury agents disrupted a gathering in Apalachin, New York, claiming a national gangland convention while 65 attendees, many felons, insisted they were visiting a sick friend. Officers detained 63 at a stone mansion owned by Joseph Barbara, near Windham, then released after identification. Further probe ongoing.
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Apalachin
N. Y
neAamat Whatkinn
U. S. Treasury
New York
Pennsylvania Line
Vito Genovese
Joseph Barbara
Tang
Windicoti
Set
Edgar ‘Copswell
The
State Police ‘Bureau For Criminal Investigation
Navy experts recount Stratocruiser crash into sea
Navy experts stated the Stratocruiser plunged into the sea with immense force, leaving eight crewmen and 36 persons unaccounted for. Continued on page A-3, column 1.
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NAVY
Persen
Khrushchev Says Soviet Missile Edge Stays Defensive
Khrushchev asserts Soviet missile and rocket superiority while pledging no war plans. He warns that any conflict would unfold on the American continent, framing Russia as ready but not aggressive.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Communist Party
Russia
Russian Spy Col. Abel Sentenced to 30 Years in U S
Federal Judge Mortimer W. Byers trio of concurrent sentences totals 30 years in prison for Col Rudolf Ivanovich Abel, a Soviet military intelligence officer, after a nine year espionage career in the United States. He faced possible death but received prison terms 30 years total and fines totaling $8,000.
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New York
Rudolf] Ivanovich Abel
United States
Mortimer W. Byes
Abel
Byers
Atlanta
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Sing Sing
Atheney
James B. Donovan
Porky
U. S. Defense
Russia
State Department
James 3B. Donovan
Long Beach Teen Confesses After Reno Capture
A 15-year-old Long Beach murder suspect John Law ene (Larry) Miller was arrested in Reno Nevada after hitchhiking a ride and admitting he strangled a Rolling Hills Estates girl. He confessed at 3 am at a gas station and described burglarizing the Thurmond home at 25467 Dunwood Rd. Miller, son of Mr and Mrs Harold Miller, provided details to Reno detectives. He faces charges in connection with the 22-month-old Laura Helen Wet ze l’s death and weapons theft from a nearby house.
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Bert ‘Resnik
Beach
Harold Miller
Tulane Ave
Reno
Laura Helen Wetze
Stafford Thurmond
Dunwood Rd
Rolling Hills Estates
Renn
Daryl Read
Young Miller
Thurmond
Saliba
Lok
Mr. Thurmond
Washington
Los Altos
Afl‘cio
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Bakers’ Executive Board
Cross
John” ‘Lawrence Miller
Long Beach
Laura’ Wetzel
Lola Typhoon Lola Hits Guam with 160 mph Winds
Typhoon Lola struck Guam Friday night with 160 mph winds as Navy weather centers reported no injuries. Union tensions escalated with AFL-CIO directives and Meany suspending Cross and flags, while officials described tightened precautions and scattered emergency orders amid accusations of misused servicemen funds.
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Tokyo
U. S. mid-Pacific
Guam
U.S. Navy
Navy
Meany
Senate
Willie Mays Wins San Francisco Home Bid
Willie and Marguerite Mays finalize a $37,300 purchase in an exclusive San Francisco West Hills neighborhood after facing neighbor objections. Mayor Christopher defends the city’s cosmopolitan image as the couple plans to move in January. The Giants star and wife will relocate from New York to settle in the Far West area near St. Francis.
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San Francisco
Willie Mays
San Francisco Giants
Willie
St. Francis. Wood
San Francisco Hills
Walter A. Gneschloff
Associated Press
George Christopher
Ste
Gneschloff
Mays
Mrs. Mays
New York
San
Francisco
U S. Increases Travel to Soviets Amid Exchanges
The State Department disclosed the United States has lost about 45,000 square miles of U.S. territory to Russian travelers while opening 14 U.S. cities and towns to Soviet travel. Also opened areas include Lake County Tennessee and part of Anns Arundél County Maryland south of WS. Ete 50. The action mirrors prior Soviet moves on Aug 28 and uses reciprocity. Opened cities include Philadelphia Boston Buffalo Kansas City Fortland Denver Flint Harrisburg Palo Alto. Closed areas include Seattle Tacoma San Francisco part of Los Angeles Glendale Pasadena Long Beach Richmond.
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Washington
United States
U.S
State Department
Lake County
Tennessee
Anns Arundél County
South River
Russia
Washington State
Georgia
Florida
California
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Boston
Charlestown
Buffalo
Karisag City
Fortland
Ore
Denver
Flint
Mich
Harrisburg
Palo Ato
Calif
jSeattle
Tacoma
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Glendale
Pasadena
Long Beach
Richmond
Cniit
Elizabeth Taylor Struck By Appendicitis Attack
Hong Kong reports actress Elizabeth Taylor suffered a slight appendicitis attack today. Doctors described it as a minor illness but she remains under observation in hospital.
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Six Taylor
Hong Kong
Elizabeth Taylor
Weather Forecast Indicates Cool, Variable Clouds Saturday
Variable cloudiness with sunshine expected Saturday and continued cool conditions. Rain probability tonight around 20 percent. Saturday forecast calls for a high near 65 degrees.
France protests U.S. British arms to Tunisia at NATO clash
Paris denounced a U.S. and British shipment of machine guns rifles and ammunition to Tunisia and walked out of a NATO meeting. A French spokesman said the timing aimed to pressure Tunisia negotiations while cautioning that arms could reach Algerian rebels amid ongoing talks with Paris.
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Paris
France
U.S
Tunnisia
NATO
London
Washington
Erante'se
Tunisia
Eisenhower to Augusta on first Deep South trip
President and Mrs. Eisenhower depart Washington for Augusta Georgia for a five day visit to the Deep South. They fly aboard Columbine I after a cabinet meeting and the swearing in of James R Killian Jr as special assistant. White House kept firm announcement until 10 30 am EST amid security and integration concerns.
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Eisenhower
Washington
Augusta
Augusta National Golf Club
Little Rock
Deep South
National Golf. Club
Columbine I
James R. Killian Jr
Ley
White House
Tees Administration
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Tneae Jurer
Curtis R. Sims
Meeny
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