U S Judge Bars Truck Chief's Aids
Federal Judge F Dickinson Letts issued a ten day restraining order barring James R Hoffa from taking office as Teamsters president after a New York group claimed the convention seated delegates illegally and urged the court to void Hoffa election. The ruling delays Hoffa's rise while litigation over delegate validity proceeds, with appeals expected.
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Egypt Shifts to Counter the Eisenhower Doctrine in Middle East
CAIRO AP President Nasser moves to counter the Eisenhower Doctrine by expanding Egyptian influence in the Arab world. Reports say Egypt lands troops in Latakia Syria and displays naval force, while sending six armored cars and 300 200 rifles to Libya. Egypt offers arms to Tunisia and ships warplanes to Saudi Arabia. Egypt seeks stronger military ties under a joint command with Syria and Saudi Arabia.
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Wasser
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Lebanon
U.S
Nasser
Latakia
Man Kills Officer in L A Battle
A juvenile officer Rob ert R Christensen 38 of Culver City was shot to death during a sidewalk struggle in Los Angeles He attempted to question a man about sex offenses and was overpowered and killed The suspect Theodore Beckham 5 feet 8 inches mustard jacket drove away in a dark blue car and police issued a bulletin
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Culver City
Juanita James
Ingraham St
Doctor and three youths survive plane crash into Torrance home
Dr Edward Knutson 40 and three 13 year olds were injured when a light plane struck an attached garage at 2417 Dalemead St Torrance after skimming high tension lines near the Torrance Police range. The occupants of the home escaped harm. Knutson and the others were treated at Harbor General Hospital.
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Terrance Blvd
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Ronnie Adams
Acacia Ave
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Amapola Ave
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Dalemead St. Carney
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Mario
Evelyn Magallanes
Bete Ruiz
Elizabeth Ruiz
W. Opp St
Wilmington
Francine Magallanes
Crenshaw Blvd
Winlock Rnd
Torrance Municipal Airport
San Diego
Pacific Coast
Weather front keeps snow in Colorado and Wyoming
Continued on Page A-5, Col. 1. Rain and snow persist in Colorado and Wyoming as a weekend storm system dumps heavy snowfall on several mountain passes including Loveland Berthoud Gore and Wolf Creek. Roads remain hazardous with closures and travel advisories in effect.
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iGore
Wolf Creek
Injury and Insult Pedestrian Hit by Safety Sign
Pedestrian Eson Wilson 47 of 2074 Cerritos Ave was struck on the ankle by a pedestrian safety sign at the corner of E 20th St and Orange Ave around 7 46 p m. An ambulance took him to Seaside Memorial Hospital where doctors feared a possible ankle fracture. A motorist 16 year old Bill Lee parked nearby said the car rolled into gear unexpectedly after starting. The signpost was ripped from its curb and the warning Stop for pedestrians was read by police.
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East German money switch halts West flights
In Berlin the East German currency reform wiped out secret hoards and sapped flight plans. East Berlin sealed borders at short notice, blocking traffic including two U S Army buses. The move triggered U S Army protests and left tens of thousands scrambling to adapt to Red rule. Only limited old marks could be exchanged for new ones, with vast sums credited to bank accounts.
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East Germany
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U.S. Army
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450 Boats Take Part in River Regatta
Four hundred fifty outboard boats carrying 1700 people cruised 246 miles on the Colorado River. It was the fourth annual Colorado River cruise described by chairman H L Reed as the west s biggest regatta.
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H.L. Reed
Flooding Leaves West Texans Homeless After Rivers Burst
Hundreds in West Texas return to muddied homes as floodwaters route residents. Story on Page A-2. Notices and features span Beach Combing Page B-1, Hal Boyle A-7, Comics C-8, Crossword D-3, Death Notices B-2, Financial B-3, Sports C-1 to C-3, Theatre D-2, TV Radio D-B, Vital Statistics D-3, Wilson -7, Women B-4,5.
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Brudge
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Wilson
Eisenhower Celebrates 67th Birthday Amid Controversy
President Eisenhower marked his 67th birthday with warm thanks for gifts and greetings while facing ongoing questions about the economy and policy. The White House reported birthday messages from world leaders, including Queen Elizabeth II, as aides downplayed details of a finance briefing. A bouquet of 67 roses greeted him at the office, prompting a light moment as photographers captured the scene.
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Iutis Monez Marin
Puerto Rico
Weather outlook with sun and clouds through Tuesday
Partly cloudy today with mostly sunny conditions on Tuesday. Temperatures rise slightly on Tuesday and no rain is expected.
U S Moonlet May Stay Aloft Years If Launched
Smithsonian observers in Cambridge report clear view of the Soviet third stage rocket as it powers the moonlet into an orbit. Dr Fred L Whipple estimates the Soviet satellite could stay aloft for a couple of months. American plans target December for launching smaller instrumented units. The Moscow radio and scientists say the rocket trails the satellite by about three minutes in orbit.
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U. S
Fred L. Whippie
Cambridge
Mass
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Whipple
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
Smithsonian Observatory
Leonard P. Giblin
United States
Moscow Radio
Elizabeth II Opens Canada Parliament
Queen Elizabeth II opened Canada's 23rd Parliament in Ottawa, the first monarch to preside over a session. She praised the Commonwealth as a quiet force for good, delivered the Speech from the Throne with Prime Minister Diefenbaker, and attended a wreath at the War Memorial before worship at Old Christ Church Cathedral.
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Canada
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House of Commons
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Diefenbaker
Prince Philip
Privy Council For Canada
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Philip
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Old Christ Church Anglican Cathedral
Queen Elizabeth
Suez Traffic Halted by Tanker Mishap
A Liberian tanker accident in Tortorici Sicily caused a runaway truck to plow into spectators at an open air cinema in Port Said Egypt. Seven killed and over 30 injured as police reported brake failure and the ship’s convoy traffic resumed by morning.
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Palermo
Port Said
Egypt
Dros
Suez Canal
Tortorici
Appata
Justus
Stef
Million Dollar Rain Benefits Southland Crops
A gentle five day storm left Southern California with rain valued by agricultural authorities at over a million dollars in crop benefits. Long Beach received about .60 of an inch, boosting season total to 1.16 inches, compared with .03 a year ago, with forecasts of cooler weather but a warming trend later in the period.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Long Beach
Los Angeles
Orange County
California
Prince Charles Recovers From Asian Flu
Buckingham Palace announced Prince Charles has recovered from Asian flu and returned to classes after a 12 day illness. The eight year old son of Queen Elizabeth had been hospitalized briefly before resuming his schooling.
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Prince Charles
Elizabeth
Buckingham Palace
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