Long Beach Sailor Dies In Car Crash After Farewell Party
A Long Beach machinist mate Willem T. van, 22, died when his car slammed into a telephone pole at Olive Street and Vermaint Avenue in Paramount, after an argument with his bride of one month Noreen Sullivan, 21. Sullivan, seated in another car, heard the crash. she had attended a farewell party for the destroyer USS Picking. Sullivan told a shipmate she expected van to drive away, then overheard their heated quarrel before he sped off. He died on arrival at St. Helens Hospital. The couple had wed recently in Los Angeles and were connected to the USS Picking farewell event.
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Janice Slows Attacks Leave At Least Nineteen Dead
Miami dispatch reports Hurricane Janice. The season's 10th tropical storm weakened then aimed toward between Cape Hatteras and Bermuda. Winds held near 83 mph, six mph forward, with high seas causing danger from North Carolina to Bermuda. several deaths reported as boats sank off Turnbull, Long Island, and Nassau Harbor.
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Tow Cade Weather: Mostly Sunny Late Tonight Through Thursday
A brief weather notice reports a late night and early Thursday period with clearing skies. Expect mostly sunny conditions and a slight rise in temperatures, with noon today at 77 degrees.
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Balloonist Aims for 100000 Foot Stratosphere Flight
ALAMOGORDO N M AP reports a huge plastic balloon rose from the desert carrying a young military scientist on a flight to the stratosphere. The crew raced to 100000 feet as officials expected a five to 23 hour ascent and a 24 hour stay, with scientists on the ground querying him.
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Jamaica Floods Drown Persons in Worst Floods in 25 Years
Eight people drowned over the last three days as heavy rains swelled rivers and streams damaging homes and roads. The floods isolated towns and turned plantations into lakes across Jamaica, with main roads blocked and rescue teams struggling to reach affected areas.
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Ford Plant to Resume Operations After Shortage Break
L B Ford reopening set for Thursday at the Ford Motor Co. assembly plant after a parts strike delay. Plant will operate through Saturday this week with 1,120 regular workers plus 200 additional hourly staff. R W Settles, plant manager, says parts now arriving in quantity and 1959 models can be assembled without interruption on normal five day weeks.
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Yankees and Braves Tied 2 2 After 7
The sixth game of the World Series between the Milwaukee Braves and the New York Yankees was tied 2 to 2 after seven innings. Hank Bauer homered for the Yankees, while Warren Spahn pitched for Milwaukee and Whitey Ford struggled in the early frames before being replaced. The game featured errors and several hits, with continued action heading to the later innings.
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U S Stops Escorting Nationalist Vessels Amid Cease Fire
Washington reports that American warships have temporarily ceased escorting Chinese Nationalist supply vessels to Quemoy under a seven day cease fire. State Department spokesman Linen White said escorting would resume immediately if Communist shelling resumes, with action as necessary. President Eisenhower named Gerald D. Morgan as principal deputy assistant to the White House, effective Nov. 4, and David W. Kendal to succeed Morgan as special counsel. Morgan will serve under Wilton Persons, who becomes White House chief of staff.
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Nuclear test set for today in Nevada desert chamber
Deep-Down' A-Blast due today near Las Vegas will detonate a sub kiloton nuclear device 415 feet underground at a desert test site north of the resort. The University of California Livermore Lab designed the Tamalipals shot with seismologists ready to record data on energy transfer through rock.
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Senate Panel to Probe Potter Stewart Appointment
The Senate Judiciary Committee will examine news of Supreme Court Justice Potter Stewart amid partisan tensions over recent high court rulings. The report notes coverage across multiple pages including editorials, financials, sports, and vital statistics.
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Pope Pius XI near death after strokes and collapse
Vatican and UPI reports indicate Pope Pius XI suffered a second stroke a heart attack and pneumonia and was near death at Castel Gandolfo. Vatican Radio said hope had vanished with cardial collapse and blood plasma treatment continued as aides prayed for the church’s leader.
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Deadline Set for Lebanon Yank Pullout
Washington announces U.S. forces will be withdrawn from Lebanon by unspecified date barring unforeseen developments. State Department cites progress toward stable conditions and notes about 2,000 troops remain, down from a peak of 16,000 since July 14.
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Paarlberg Sworn as Adviser to Eisenhower on Economic Affairs
Don Paarlberg was sworn in today as personal adviser to President Eisenhower on economic affairs. He joins the White House staff to help shape economic policy and guidance during the administration.
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