Dulles and King Discuss Morocco Ahead of Talks
Secretary of State Dulles met with Mohammed V to review North African issues including U.S. air bases in Morocco, aid levels, and the French Algerian conflict. The talks occurred in the White House cabinet room as Eisenhower, ill with a chill, stayed in bed and Dulles prepared for further briefings.
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Washington
Secretary of State
Dulles
Morocco
Wall
Eisen-5hower
Mohammed V
White House
U.S
Eisenhower
Mohammed- Dulles
Eiisenhower
King of Maroora
Gen. Snyder
State Department
Nixon
Doctors say Ike suffers form of heart attack
President Eisenhower’s doctors announced he had a clotting of a small branch of the middle cerebral artery. A medical bulletin noted a slight impairment in speech upon awakening, with improvement later, and clarified no definite stroke was confirmed.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White Horse
Associated Press
Anne Wheaton
Walter Reed Hospital
Leonard D. Heaton
Gunmen rob Tie Shop Owner and flee with 1500 dollars
Gunmen held up Delta Cleaners owner George Luraschi at 6 30 am tied him and demanded money. They opened a closet safe containing 1500 dollars, then fled as Luraschi tried to call for help using improvised means. (Text includes garbled mid 20th century references)
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Willow St
George Luraschi
Billie Ave
Luraschi
Lureschi
Bonn
Germany
Bulor
Jan Luraschi
Bim
Black Sea
Central Organization of Political Emirates
Soviet Union
Munich
Ley I Predtetshevsky
Russia
Predtetshevsky
Novorossisk
Doolittle urges major defense funds for ICBM race
Lt Gen James Doolittle testifying before the Senate Preparedness subcommittee urged an immediate substantial increase in military funding to speed development of an intercontinental ballistic missile program. He said the United States remains stronger militarily than Russia but must forge ahead as Moscow progresses faster in land launched missiles. He called for strengthening SAC with more aircraft missiles and bases, and warned the Russians may outpace the U.S. without rapid decisions and more plants and personnel.
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Washington
James Doolittle
Sensate
United States
Russia
Doolittle
National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
Strategic Air Command
Sac
U.S
Stock Market Sinks on Ike Brain Event News
A heavy selling wave hit the New York market as rumors of President Eisenhower suffering a brain artery closure drove prices down severely. Trading slumped before the close with no rally in sight as the tape lagged behind floor transactions and finally printed output after the close.
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New York
Lisenhower
Woman, 38 Lbs of Dope Seized in Chicago
Chicago police and federal agents seized 38 pounds of heroin on property linked to a woman free on appeal from a marijuana conviction. Detectives said about 13 pounds appeared cut but 25 pounds were likely high purity, potentially worth over two million dollars on the contraband market.
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Chicago
Fla
Sheldon Teller
Robbers Bind Shop Owner Then Call Police From Standby
The report details a burglary at a cleaning shop where robbers took $50 from the shop owner Luraschi. They tied his hands and feet with belts, forced him to lie on the floor, and fled. Luraschi later freed himself, used a metal spindle to reach the phone, and alerted the operator before leaving the scene.
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Walte
Luraschi
Accident in Mine Kills 18 Miners Near Yawata Japan
Eighteen miners are feared dead after an accident at the Higashi Wakazuru coal mine near Yawata Japan. Rescue and inquiry efforts begin as officials confirm the disaster.
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Japan
Higashi Wakazuru
First US test satellite to launch December four
The United States will send its first test satellite, a six and a half inch, six pound model, into orbit on December 4 from Cape Canaveral Florida. Details appear on Page A-2 and nearby sections list related pages for the day’s newspaper.
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United States
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Weather: Clear Through Wednesday with Fog and Cool-down
The forecast notes generally clear conditions through Wednesday with late night and early morning fog or low clouds. Temperatures trend slightly cooler with a rain chance around 10 percent tonight and Wednesday.
Two School Buses Crash Injuring 27 Students in Fog
Two loaded school buses collided near Palos Verdes Drive North and Dapplegray Lane in rolling hills estates. About 70 students aboard each bus. Lyle Gibilaro 14 pinned in back seat. Pete Rynders 14 also hurt. Drivers George Phillips 43 and Richard Beggs 29 treated for shock. Both buses operated by Los Angeles City Senoos under Palos Verdes School District contract.
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Fleming
Lomita
Narbonne High School
Carson Area
Palos Verdes Dr
North
Dapplegray Lane
Lyle Gibilaro
Palomino
Palos Verdes Estates
Felow
Pete
Rynders
Eastvale
Red Rynders
George Phillips
Velara
Ave
Anaheim
Bert
Richard Boxes
Beggs
Hillside Clinic
E. Sampson
Pahis Verdes Dr
Western Ave
Deel
Los Angeles
Senos
Paljos Verdes
Farm Boy 13 Kills Family Before Shooting Self
Bentonville Arkansas sheriff reports Gary Earl Bright 13 killed his mother Jewel Irene Bright 34 and siblings Carol 5 and Bobby 3 with a single shot .22 then wounded himself. He asked for help after fleeing to a neighbor. Both father and son were hospitalized in fair condition.
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Ark
Joe Means
Gary Earl Bright
Jewel Irene Bright
Carol
Bobby
Means
Gary
J. ‘“M. Shores
Gery
Dense Coastal Fog Disrupts Travel From Santa Barbara To Long Beach
A heavy coastal fog blanketed the region from Santa Barbara to south of Long Beach, delaying air traffic at Long Beach and Los Angeles airports. Visibility dropped to zero in parts, with LA International closed for hours and ships anchored outside San Pedro harbor. Traffic accidents rose in Long Beach as conditions persisted.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
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Long Beach ‘Municipal Airport
Logeles International Airpack Ee
Long Beach Municipal
Los Angeles International Airport
Marine Exchange
San Pedro
Los Angeles
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