Hit Run Car Kills L B Man in Crosswalk
Paul Salerno, 51, of 645 E. 9th St., died after a hit-and-run struck him in a crosswalk at Alamitos Ave and St. St. early today. He was hurled 54 feet. groceries spilled, including a crushed melon and eggs. A suspect car was found near the Municipal Auditorium. Navy man David J. Scioli, 21, of the Pacific Reserve Fleet, Long Beach, owned the car but claimed sleep and memory loss. Scioli booked for hit-and-run felony manslaughter after questioning by traffic investigator Sgt. Harold L. Welch.
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Paul Salerno
E. 9Th St
Alamitos ‘Ave
St. St
Seaside Hospital
Salerno
Alamitos Ave
Municipal Auditorium
Sa Jerno
David J. Scioli
Pacific Reserve Fleet
Long Beach
Scioli
Sst
Harold L. Welch
Agee
Way
General
Eensie 3 Telephone Co
Beatrice
Jordan
Seloh
Welch
Hussein
Ara
U.S. Army Mission to Aid Jordan Reported
The State Department announced a mission assignment under Brig. Gen. Richard A. Risden to aid Jordan. Western forces previously stabilized Lebanon but Jordan remains deeply divided with factions aligned to Nasser and opposed to King Hussein.
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State Department Today
Richard A. Risden
U.S. Army
Jordan
United States
U.S
Hinta Lebanon
Washington
Gamal Abdel Nasker
United Arab Republic
Hussein
Missouri Bishop Elected Presiding Bishop of Episcopal Church
The Rt. Rev. Arthur Carl Liechtenberger of Missouri was elected presiding bishop of the Episcopal Church in the United States, effective now. The 51-year-old bishop succeeds Henry Knox Sherrill and will serve as spiritual leader and chief executive for the 3 million member denomination, representing the church in the worldwide Anglican communion.
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Miami Beach
Fla. UP
Arthur Carl Liehtenberger
Missouri
United States of America
House of Bishops
Henry Knox Sherrill
Brakeless Truck Races Through Butte Traffic
A truck with failing brakes roared through Butte traffic at high speed, sideswiping three cars on Route 35 from 2 a.m. to four a.m. No injuries were reported as seven red lights went by. District Judge McClernan narrowly avoided collision. Driver George Taylor called the ride the scariest of his life.
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Butte
Mont. AM
Dmck
Fieming
George Taylor
Sa7
Taylor
Plane Loses Propeller Blades Hit Schoolground
Six hundred children escaped harm when half a propeller from a crippled twin engine Navion fell into the St. Cornelius School playground at 3200 Bellflower Blvd. The other blade and hub smashed through a porch wall in a nearby home, injuring no one. The Air Oasis Co. plane landed safely at Municipal Airport. No pilots injured despite propeller disintegration. This marked the third such incident in four days.
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Herb Shannon
St. Cornelius School
Bellflower Blvd
Air Oasis Co
E. Spring St
Municipal
Youth Stabs Two Teachers at Stadium
In Hammond Indiana a high school wrestling coach Donald Lee Clark 24 and teacher Ronald Wagenblast 26 were stabbed in the abdomen during a scuffle after a football game at Hammond High School Stadium. Tyrone Lyda 17 not a student faced assault with intent to kill. judge waived jurisdiction. Clark and Wagenblast listed in fair condition at St Margaret's Hospital.
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Hammond
Ind
Hammond High School
Donald Lee Clark
Purdue University
Ronald Wagenblast
St. Margaret's Hospital
Tyrone Lyda
Joseph Meszar
Mike Kambiss
Beal Hammond Clark
Bernie Krueger
Hammond High
Clark and
Wagenhblast
Moon rocket launch announced after long wait
A Pentagon spokesman said the United States had launched a rocket aimed toward the moon. The brief broadcast came five hours after liftoff and was beamed to Southeast Asia. English-language broadcasts reported the rocket continuing its flight toward the moon from London.
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Southeast Asia
Pentagon
London
Radio mi
Unclear Weather Forecast Promises Sun Sunday Afternoon
Night and morning will feature low clouds with mostly sunny conditions by Sunday afternoon. Temperature expected to remain steady with little change across the day.
Endless Line of Humanity Flows Past Pope Pius XII
A hushed river of people packed St. Peter's Basilica to view Pope Pius XII in death. The pontiff lies under the Great Capita and above St Peter's tomb as dawn crowds moved in a 2 foot wide stream. He died at 82 after being carried from Castel Gandolfo, with thousands paying respects.
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Pius XII
St. Peter's Basilica
Vatican City
Rome
St Peter
Castel Gandolfo
Alban Hills
Watlean Quarters
Czech Ex Premier's Grandson Flees West to Seek Asylum
Antonin Svetla, grandson of a former Czechoslovak premier, fled to West Berlin eight days ago seeking asylum. German refugee offices confirmed Svetla is in Allied hands for interrogation as authorities verify his claim.
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Berlin
Antonin Sventa
Czechoslovakia
West Berlin
Svetia
Interragalion
Antonin Svebla
Pioneer moonshot marked by tense final countdown
Old Pro Ted Gordon, 28, runs final test as sixty five in the blockhouse await blastoff for Pioneer mission. Thirty seconds before zero, launch area engineer Half Eaton triggers sequence. Gordon can cut power, but action remains his call.
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Gordon
Half Eaton
Ted Gordon
World War II Bomb Blast Kills Ten in Philippines
Ten people died and 38 were injured when a World War I era bomb exploded at a de militarization site in Guiuan, eastern Philippines. Victims were reportedly extracting powder from bombs when the blast occurred according to a report to the constabulary.
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Manila
Guiuan
Philippines
Constabulary
Satellite Off Course of Rendezvous
Cape Canaveral reports an American lunar probe launched to reach the moon but indications show it will miss the rendezvous by a wide margin. Officials warn on possible space orbit or reentry. commander Donald N Yates says a fall back would burn up in the atmosphere. The launch carried an 8 pound payload along a 221000 mile trajectory planned for about 242 days. a close approach within 50000 miles was hoped.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Washington
Donald N. Yates
Space
Moon
Boy 16 Kills and Buries His Parents in Omaha
OMANA UPI. The bodies of William Arnold, 42, a Watkins Products Co. manager, and his wife Opel, about 40, were found in shallow graves behind their home. Their 16-year-old son Leslie confessed to police that he killed them after a September 27 dispute over the family car. His 11-year-old brother James had been staying with them since. An employee said Leslie had told him his father was unexpectedly called out of town.
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Omana Upi
Omaha
William Arnold
Watkins Products Co
Opel
Leslie
James
Where to Find It in the Paper
A brief index lists sections and page numbers for churches classifieds comics crossword death notices financial shipping sports theaters bites temperatures and TV radio pages. The reader is guided to page B sections and A sections for the daily newspaper contents.
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Endless Line of Humanity
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