Vessel Bradley Sinks as Storm Ties Great Lakes
In Lake Michigan near Gull Island two men survived after the freighter Carl D. Bradley sank in 60 mile an hour winds and mountainous waves. Coast Guard and aircraft crews found 18 bodies with three unidentified on board, while First Mate Elmer Fleming and deckman Frank Mays were rescued from a raft near High Islands. Rescue operations faced heavy seas and low visibility as the 615 foot ship exploded and vanished late Tuesday.
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Pastor Moves Flock Sells Out in Milwaukee
In Milwaukee the Fundamentalist Church followed Rev Rennie Morris as pastor after 14 years. The 90 members and church furniture will move with him to Phoenix. Congregants plan to depart by Thanksgiving and mostly by January 1, loading pews and organ into a truck as they relocate.
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Morris
Russia to Shift Air Control to Germans
Berlin reports a Soviet source says Khrushchev’s Moscow speech signals Russia will transfer supervision of Allied air, road and rail access to East Germany in Berlin. The move would push US Britain and France out of West Berlin and intensify the East-West crisis.
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Breakfast in Moving Car Sparks Odd Denver Incident
An odd Denver traffic tale centers on Henry Schwartz, 59, charged with right-of-way infringement after a scrambled sequence of events in a moving car. Schwartz told Municipal Judge Sherman Finesilver a convoluted mishap involving a sign, clear intersections, and a foreign-made vehicle driven by 24-year-old Doni Doss.
Mrs Dodge frisked by policewoman in Los Angeles
A Los Angeles report describes Mrs Horace Dodge undergoing a brassiere search by a policewoman during an intoxication charge. The incident included mixing with cereal and a car maneuver at an intersection. The article also notes legal actions and forthcoming court appearances.
Pretty bank teller foils Creruti bank robbery plot
In Elizabeth New Jersey Miss Elaine Gooch a 20 year old teller at the National State Bank quietly faced Louis Cerruti who handed a threatening note demanding cash He told her he would harm her family if she set off an alarm She complied handed him 4000 then alerted police Cerruti was greeted by two officers at the bank entrance and charged with robbery Officials say the suspect planned to use his family as leverage in the scheme
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Beach Comblay and Page Listings Across the Daily
A reader note lists multiple section references and page designations including Beach Comblay Page B-1, Hal Boyle Page F-15, Death Notices Page B-2, Editorial Held, Shipping Table Page B-2, Theaters Pages C-2 and 3, and various other departments such as Comics, Classifieds, Comics and TV Radio. The list serves as a navigational index for the issue.
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Hal Boyle
Byorla
Viti Statistico
Wilson
Trial details unfold in Horace Daugell case
Auto heir Horace Daugell faces three counts of battery and one of drunkenness as the trial resumes. Policewoman Gail Rice testifies to frisking Mrs. Dodge and removing stockings under a male officer’s watch. Dodge allegedly spit and tried to bite officers during her Aug 26 arrest with Irv Kupcinet present. Rice and Marilyn Sperry separately sue Dodge for 170000 each. Kupcinet also faces a driving while intoxicated charge pending.
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Draft Quota for January Cut by 2000
Washington AP reports the Defense Department slashes the January draft quota to 9,000, 2,000 below prior calls and the lowest since December 1957. McElroy orders Army Navy Marines and Air Force to begin reducing total manpower from 2,506,282 to about 2,? million by next June, with reports due by December 1 on progress.
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Marine pilot ejects as jet explodes off Laguna Beach
A Marine Corps fighter plane plunged into the ocean off Laguna Beach. Pilot John G. Grey, 23, of 13091 Lewis St., ejected and was rescued unharmed. The Skyray jet broke apart about a half mile offshore. Grey was plucked from the water 14 minutes after the loss.
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John G. Grey
Lewis St
Council OKs Switch of Juvenile Bureau to Police Dept
City council reaffirmed transfer of the Juvenile Bureau to the Police Department effective January 1. The measure includes a salary amendment for juvenile officers funded by Police Department funds. Councilman Desmond protested late notice on how transfer would be effected and supported the amendment only to avoid delaying pay.
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Futore
Gas Routs Rioting at Virginia Demonstration
About 1,000 University of Virginia students protested regulations limiting car use when police dispersed the crowd with tear gas on Tuesday night. Three students were arrested after clashes with city officials. one suffered a scalp wound requiring 12 stitches. State troopers from central Virginia arrived with tear gas as the demonstrators pulled a car through Charlottesville streets amid jeers and bottles.
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Capital Airlines Ends 35 Day Strike With Tentative Pact
Capital Airlines and the International Association of Machinists reached a tentative agreement to end a 35 day strike as mechanics vote on ratification. Simultaneously machinists in Kansas City warned of a strike against TWA set for Friday November 21. In San Francisco machinists voted to strike Pacific Airlines if wage and contract differences cannot be resolved.
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Washington
Weather forecast clear tonight and sunny warm Thursday
A compact weather note reports clear skies tonight and a sunny, warmer Thursday. The forecast includes a brief note on a max temperature indicator showing eight percent, reflecting a low confidence or a micrographic cue.
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