Arrest Foils Bonelli Plot to Skip Out
Authorities arrest former California official William G. Bonelli in Mexico City as he allegedly planned to flee to Argentina. He is under indictment in San Diego and Riverside counties for political fund collection and fraud related crimes from 1954. He had fled to Mexico two years earlier and was connected with a local law firm. Extradition to the United States was requested.
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Tanker Slips From Ways Killing One Injuring Three
In Stpr Japan a 20 500 ton tanker Tsubapi Maru slid down the ways two days before launch. One workman was killed and three injured as two bolts broke and the vessel entered the water. Officials from Mitsubishi Heavy Industries reported the accident occurred Wednesday.
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Weather summary for Measuly region Friday likely with fog
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Frail Pontiff Dies Quietly at Age 2 Cardinal Death
Pope Pius XIV dies at age two after a long illness. He will lie in state at the Vatican and be buried in St. Peter's Basilica. The pontiff, born in Rome, died after serving as the church's supreme leader for two years, with his body to lie in state in the Hall of the Swiss Guards before funeral rites.
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Five Italians and a Russian prelate loom in papal line
Vatican observers list five Italian cardinals and a Russian born Armenian prelate as leading papal contenders after Pope Pius XII’s death. Cardinals in the Sacred College vote by two thirds plus one of 55 to name the next pope, with an Italian election still likely despite hints of a non Italian possibility.
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Gales and Floods Strike Midwest and Texas
Severe storms lashed Missouri Texas Oklahoma and Illinois with high winds heavy rain and hail. A northeast Illinois Wisconsin storm caused fatalities and widespread damage while Fort Worth floodwaters drowned two women and damaged hundreds of homes. In Missouri a farm home four miles southeast of Grant City was destroyed killing Mrs Prank Forthe and injuring her husband.
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Balloon Flight Ends Short of Its Goal
The Balloons flight near Alamogordo New Mexico aimed to reach the stratosphere but was halted about 12 hours before completion due to a storm. Pilot Clifton McChire and the project team faced wind and rain, with the Weather Bureau noting likely flash flooding from heavy rainfall. The mission intended a 24 hour flight to collect data, while maintaining eyes and hands on the ground for science panels.
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Cardinal Masella Elected Papal Chamberlain in Interregnum
Fifteen cardinals in Rome elected Italian born Cardinal Masella at a special meeting in the apostolic palace. He serves as prefect of the sacred congregation of the sacraments and will act during the interregnum after Pope Pius XII’s death. Msgr Alberto de Jorio was named secretary of the consistory.
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Masses for Pontiff in Long Beach Churches
Masses for Pope Pius will be held at Catholic churches across Long Beach with additional services to be announced by Francis Cardinal Macintyre, per St. Anthony's pastor Msgr. Bernard J. Dolan. Dolan lauded the pope's foresight and efforts for world peace and unity.
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Ike Flies to Camp David Retreat for Birthday Weekend
President Eisenhower flies in a helicopter to Camp David with his physician and naval aide for a birthday weekend retreat. The trip precedes Columbus Day events in New York and a return to Washington. Eisenhower turns 68 next Tuesday and plans to meet New York Republicans amid the journey.
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Lebanon's Premier Resigns in Unclear Turnaround
Lebanon faces political flux as Premier Rashid Karami, a Sunni Arab ally of President Fuad Chehab, appears poised to form a military cabinet. Reports say Chehab asked Nazim Akhbarri to pursue a military government after Karami’s resignation amid sectarian tensions and strikes.
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Yankees Rally Tops Braves For 1958 World Title
The New York Yankees swept the Milwaukee Braves to win the 1958 world championship. In the eighth inning a four run rally produced a 12 to 4 win after two were out, highlighted by a Yogi Berra double and a three run homer by Bill Skowron. Casey Stengel won his seventh World Series as Yankees manager. Berra extended his series hit total to 61, a record, while Hank Bauer tied a Ruth Gehrig Snider mark with four homers in the series. The Braves had led the Series 3-1 before the Yanks’ comeback.
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Argentina Bans Street Protests to Curb Riots
BUENOS AIRES Argentina orders curbs to halt riots by banning street meetings and demonstrations for three days in a bid to quell student unrest and restore order. President Arturo Fiordizi announced the measure as protests escalated across major cities.
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