Princess Margaret Almost Hit By Car In Bruges
Princess Margaret narrowly escaped injury when a speeding European car swerved into a parking entrance in Bruges beside her sightseeing party. The incident, in which a Belgian driver was questioned and later released, occurred as Margaret and Lady Labouchere moved through the market square on a private Belgian visit. The princess remained unhurt and resumed her tour, though the near-miss unsettled the royal party.
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UPI
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Crocker
The Southland's Fine Press Gleams on Weekday Telecasts
The October 2 1958 edition of The Southland's Fine Press Long Reach 12 Calif reports television listings and program notes for the Thursday schedule. Local stations WF and 1161 feature broadcasts with a price of 10 cents.
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Ivol
Classified Home Edition Brief for Daily Editions
Classified item brief for home edition appears in six daily editions. Details unreadable in fragment. main action unclear. Further readable text needed to define the exact notice, party names, location, and deadline.
Braves Beat Yankees 8-2 After Five in World Series
Milwaukee Braves built an 8-2 lead over the New York Yankees through five innings in the World Series. Bill Bruton and Lew Burtnette homered in the first, Mantle replied for the Yankees with a solo shot in the fourth, and the Braves added another run in the second to widen the gap. The game featured a heavy early scoring burst and marked Milwaukee’s dominant start in this late-1950s showdown.
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Milwaukee Braves
New York Yankees
Bill Bruton
Lew Burnette
New York
Yankees
Mantle
Alkstansing
Becelea Me
Ned Sitchin
Ara Bae Tor
Sunes
Fides
LOS Angeles Ions
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Tnira
Wildcat
Kim
McToneBald Secomé
Ihe
Fi Mancip
Saron
Waron
Howard
Covington Tonk
Dal
Grandall
Pink fur palace for Jayne Mansfioli and Mickey Hargitay
Hollywood gossip notes reveal Jayne Mansfioli and Mickey Hargitay plan a pink themed home with 11 bathrooms, one fur lined. Pink mirrors, heart shaped fireplace and pool, and pink gates are planned. They say they are spending 75000 dollars to redecorate and deny financial trouble.
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Hollywood
Jayne Mansfioli
Mickey Hargitay
Jayne
Mickey
D Moor
Rudy Vallee
Dulles Reassures Chiang Over U S Policy Shift
Secretary of State Dulles sent a message to Formosa via Ambassador Drumwright in Taipei to clear up misinterpretations that the United States had shifted policy toward Chiang Kai-shek. Dulles noted the message aimed to reassure Chiang and counter perceived changes, as White explained at a briefing.
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U. S
Everett Drumwright
Taipei
Chiang Kai-shek
Lake Ontario
Duck Island
Tohhe Island
Far East
State Department
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Chiang Kaishel
White
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Generalissima
Drumwright
GOP powwow to revitalize November campaign
White House plans a Republican powwow at the White House Monday with President Eisenhower to discuss apathy in the party and ways to energize the campaign. Sen. William F Knowland and Sen. Andrew Schoeppel are set to attend, with talks on the President's schedule and possible appearances.
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White House
Eisenhower
William F. ‘Krawland
Calif
Senate
GOP
James Hagerty
Republican
Paige
Thousands Quit as Talks Break Down in GM Strike
The United Auto Workers began a nationwide walkout at General Motors after a 20 hour bargaining session failed to yield a contract for 250,000 workers. UAW President Walter Reuther voiced disappointment, while GM vice president Louis Seaton called the strike useless, warning of losses to suppliers and dealers. The strike follows similar deals with Ford and Chrysler, with workers seeking wage equity and shorter workweeks.
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Chrysler
Reuther
Suspect Arrested in 68 Year-Old’s Hit-and-Run Death
John Henry Acosta, 24, admitted the Sept 23 hit-and-run killing of Fred E. Pomerleau at Temple and Tth Streets, booked on manslaughter and felony hit-and-run. Police traced the dark blue 1949 Mercury to Acosta’s uncle’s garage after tips from Press-Telegram and Independent readers.
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Fred E. Pomerleau
Temple Ave
Tth St
Harry Welch
Nityon Detail
Press-Telegram
Independent
Raymond L. Cohee
Wiliam G. Hurlbirt
Ed Acosta
Jon E
Welch
Linda Lou McGevran
Golden Ave
Viking Cafe
Anaheim St
Alias McGowan
Miners Trapped and Killed in Yugoslav Mine Blast
An explosion at the Povdis coal mine in Kanjarevac eastern Serbia killed 27 miners and left 22 others trapped. Acosta, inside the mine, was arrested amid questioning as a government inquiry unfolded. Fire hampered rescue attempts and one witness claimed he panicked and fled after the blast.
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Yugoslav
Povdis
Acosta
Sty Ae Iia
Miss McGowan
Toen
Lindustry
Long Brach
Carol Chaplin Aims Unable Catalina Swim From Avalon
Teen Carol Chaplin of Ava ward, 19, continues efforts to swim from Avalon to Catalina Island. Coast Guard Auxiliary boat Nora Kate reported Chaplin about 8 miles from land at noon, swimming well. Three weeks earlier she started the crossing but halted a half mile from Marineland cliffs targeting a new school year feat.
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Carol Chaptin
Ava- Teen
Tepws
Catalina Island
Coast Guard
Nora Kate
Miss Chaplin
Chapman College
Orange
Marineland
Beach Combing Becomes Local Feature On Quiet Shore
Beach combing gains attention as a light feature across the city pages with notes on tides and sea finds. Readers are invited to explore the shore and share discoveries for possible inclusion in future editions.
Hypnosis vs Cigarette Habit On Air Trial
Rochester based UPI report on Harold Scott aging 45 attempting a Transatlantic telephone hypnosis cure by Henry Blythe to quit smoking 60 to 80 cigarettes daily. Blythe claims worldwide reach with telephone trance, Scott cites novelty and letters from hypnotists, observers note smoky room and hotel setting. Blythe waives $30 fee after Scott’s hospitalization as a goodwill gesture.
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Rochester, Minn
UPI
Henry Blythe
Harold Scott
Scott
Blythe
Scatt
Heat wave grips Southland with 84 degree high
Hot desert winds pushed temperatures to 84 by 11:20 a.m. as a three day heat wave began. The Weather Bureau forecast dry sunny weather through Saturday and likely Sunday with mild Santa Ana conditions bringing gusty winds up to 46 mph below coastal canyons tonight and diminishing on Saturday.
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Southland
Weather Bureau
Santa Ana
Fire kills two aboard Swedish ship Thorden
Two crew members died when a fire struck the Swedish cargo ship Thorden near Donintea island. The vessel reportedly reached Rousseau Bay for precautions as U.S. Navy sources provided details on the disaster aboard the stricken vessel and the destruction of much of its superstructure.
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Thorden
U.S. Navy
Rouseau Bay
Donintea
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