Wife Injured Baby Unhurt by Flying Car Tragedy
In Reseda a car crashed through a house killing Howard J. Hamilton 28 and injuring his wife Carmela 24 who was pregnant, while their 2 year old daughter June slept unscathed. Driver Alex J. Magas 3 faces manslaughter charges after failing sobriety tests. neighbor alleged he fled the scene and was pursued by Roy Webb.
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Macmillan in Paris Riots Outside Embassies
Demonstrators clashed with police outside the U S Embassy in Paris as Prime Minister Macmillan arrived to discuss Tunisia arms disputes. About 300 youths were dispersed and twenty were arrested amid anti British and American sentiment over arms shipments to Tunisia and Algeria.
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Fear Winds in Mountain Fire Fight
Gusty northeast winds threaten to slow efforts as fire crews battle the 25,000-acre San Gabriel Mountains brush fire near the San Gabriel foothills. About 1,000 firefighters toil along a 55-mile perimeter as authorities set lines and monitor changing conditions.
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Eisenhower Welcomes King Mohammed V of Morocco
President Eisenhower greeted King Mohammed V on a state visit in Washington, vowing to strengthen U.S. Morocco relations. A large diplomatic delegation attended as the king, in a hooded jellaba, arrived after an airport ceremony with a 21-gun salute. The talks over three days will cover U.S. military and related matters with the Moroccan entourage.
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Swedish Officer Reports Spiral Object Aiming at Moon
A Swedish army captain observed a shining object spiraling toward the moon from Kottedala near Goteborg. He watched it 20 minutes with field glasses and described a flattened sphere with elongated sides and a flickering glow. The incident, reported to Sweden's defense headquarters, is being examined for possible links to Russian satellite or missile tests.
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Brothers on Bike Die When Hit by Jeep
Two young brothers Manuel Haro age 12 and Ventura Haro age 10 died when their bicycle was struck by a jeep veering onto Bayshore Highway. Robert Guevara, 10, suffered head injuries and a broken leg. Patrolman Thomas Foster stated the driver Harold Cina, 21, reached behind the seat. Cina was not arrested.
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Moon Travel Predicted by Physicist Teller
Washington physicist Edward Teller told the Senate preparedness subcommittee he is certain people will travel to the moon and Mars. He said he would like to go to the moon himself out of curiosity, proposing lunar observation and studies of the universe as practical knowledge grows. The remark followed noting that Russians advertise readiness to reach the moon.
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Russia’s Classroom Cold War Threat Revisited
A compressed note cites a past claim that Russia would defeat the United States in a classroom cold war, now seen as bearing fruit by affecting U S education. mentions pages and sections where related items appear, including editorial and sports pages, classifieds, and vital statistics.
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Weather Update Coastal Tonight Into Tuesday
Coastal weather for tonight and early Tuesday calls for clear skies, with a warm and sunny outlook. Expect Tuesday high near 80 degrees, bringing mild coastal conditions and light winds.
Texas Area Snow Sets 30 Yr Mark
A weekend snowstorm hit western and southern Texas, marking the heaviest in 20 years. Eden and San Angelo logged 4 to 8 inches, with a record 14 inches in Concho County paralyzing the area. About 300 motorists were stranded. no deaths or hospitalizations were reported. Roads reopened by Sunday noon as temperatures rose.
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Six Die When Milk Truck Hits Car in Rural South Carolina
A milk tanker driven by 17 year old Joe Lee Mills of Mount Croghan struck a sedan driven by Robert Hazel Miles of Heath Springs on a hill near Chesterfield County. Miles and five family members died, including Christine Miles, Mary Miles, Judy Miles, and Jewel Miles. Mills was seriously injured and an inquest will be held when able.
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Plane crash in Taft kills two Van Nuys men
A small private plane crashed after takeoff near State Hwy 399, killing Van Nuys residents Vincent Meter, 95, and Richard M. Magore, 30. The San Luis Obispo sheriff’s office said the men were visiting relatives at a Taft ranch and were returning to Van Nuys when the engine failure occurred.
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