Plush Vessel Rams Jetty in Fog at San Diego Harbor
A 112-foot yacht sank near the harbor entrance in heavy fog at San Diego. Ten aboard, including two women and two girls, survived with wet feet. The vessel operated by John Vitalleh, skipper from Costa Mesa, backed away from rocks and sank in shallow water.crewmembers and passengers included Rexford J. Welen and wife, their daughters Susan and Janie, Wilfred Windisch and family, engineer William A. Pallant, cook Frank B. Anderson, and Richard Groff. Coast Guard patrol boat responded and aided in rescue.
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Newport Beach
John
Vitalleh
Costa Mesa
Cedrak Island
Mexico
Rexford J. Welen
el Prado St
Lorig Beach
Susan
Janie
Wilfred Windisch
Fairwood St
Lakewood
William A. Pallant
Wilson SL
Frank B. Anderson
Cook
Trask Ave
Garden Grove
Richord
Groff
Magnolia St
French Army Quits Politics in Algeria After De Gaulle Order
In Algiers, French army officers under Gen Raoul Salan left the Algerian Committee on Public Safety following Charles de Gaulle’s orders to withdraw from politics. Maj Gen Jacques Massu led 11 officers out, as the move aimed to ensure impartial parliamentary elections in Algeria without army interference. In New York, actor Lawrence Tierney was arrested after allegedly assaulting two police officers outside a bar. he and companion Arthur Kennedy faced felonious assault charges and Tierney was also charged with disorderly conduct. Tierney and Kennedy received hospital treatment for minor injuries.
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Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
Raoul Salan
Jacques Massu
Committee On Public Safety
de Gaulle
Eivisian
NEW York (Ap
Lawrence ‘Tierney
Tierney
Miatown
Th Ave
55Th St
Sohn
W. 48Th St
Arthur Kennedy
Lynbrook
N.Y
Kennedy
Louis Pal
Salan
Ge Gaulle
Sahara
Spremier
Massu
Bomb Blasts Synagogue at Peoria Ill
FBI agents joined state and city police in Peoria Illinois to investigate a bombing at the Anshai Emeth Temple, Peoria's oldest Jewish house of worship. Rabbi Ginsberg said the physical damage was minor but warned the attack threatens American life beyond the church.
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Jil
FBI
Joseph Ginsberg
Anshail Lemeth
Hex
Ohio Man Takes Oath as New Supreme Court Justice
Potter Stewart of Ohio was sworn in as the Supreme Court's youngest justice. The 43 year old took both the constitutional and judicial oaths in a ceremony watched by family, friends, and dignitaries, with Chief Justice Warren administering the oaths. Walter Burton retired from the high court earlier in the day,. Stewart's father serves on the Ohio Supreme Court.
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Um- Potter Stewart
Supreme Court
Stewart
Theourt
Warren
Court Cork
James R Browning
Harald H. Burton
High Court
Jeret
Burton
James Garfield Stewart
Ohio Supreme Court
Potter Stewart
Justice Stewart
Mary
Coed 17 Is Queen of Jr Rose Bowl in Pasadena
Glorlay Neil, a 17 year old Pasadena City College freshman, was chosen Miss Junior Rose Ball Queen and will reign over the 11th annual Junior Rose Bowl football game. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs R J Neil of Palm Springs.
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Pasadena
Glorlay Neil
Pasadena City College
Rose Bank
Miss Neil
R. J. Neil
Palm Springs
Mansfield Warns Against Making USS Policy a Political Football
Sen Mike Mansfield of Montana cautions lawmakers against treating USS policy as a political football. The warning appears in a brief note referencing his stance on foreign policy amid ongoing debates. Page references indicate related coverage across the newspaper.
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D-Monti
USS
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Dulles Presses China Policy Amid Formosa Tensions
Secretary of State Dulles accused Communist China of aiming to split Nationalist China and the United States with cease-fire tactics in the Formosa area. He suggested the world court for the dispute if both sides agreed, and stressed no plans to alter defenses or appease radicalism as President Eisenhower marked his 68th birthday with calls for Republican unity.
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China Today
China
United States
Formosa
U. S
Red
Malissimna
Chiang Karshek
onjCal
Quemoy
Matsu
Defenge
Douhy McElray
Chiang
Eisenhower
Congress
Ruddy
Smithing
Convict Confesses to Chicago Park Murder Case
Barry Cook, a jailed convict, confessed to the July 22, 1956 killing of Margaret Gallagher in a Chicago park. A Japanese American detective helped crack the case, forcing Cook's admission from Joliet Penitentiary. The investigation, named Operation Tokyo, involved officers Deeley Fitz Gerald and John Roi, who received a six page confession detailing the crime and motives. Tudor efforts included a ball found at the scene and a reluctant escape by Cook.
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UPI
Barry Cook
Margaret Gallagher
Tokyo
Cook
Joliet Penitentiary
Tle
Toi Deeley
Charles Fitzgerald
John Roi
Anthony Maranaba
Niset
Torres
Cook County
Deeley
Reid Eisenhower
St. Matthew's Cathedral
Congress
Diplomatic Corps
I Heirarchy
Eisenhower
Stutes Dulles
Clare Beathe Luce
Malysy
John A. McCone
Atomic Energy Commissi0n
Butcher slaying case tied to Gallagher mind in Joliet inquiry
Derley Reid and others questioned Cook about Judith Mac Anderson’s dismembered body found near Lake Michigan harbor. The suspect claimed a Gallagher slaying preoccupied him. Cook stated he wanted to confess and referenced possibly 200 assailants.
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Derley
Raid
Joliet Manlay
Murasaka
Reid
Cook
Judith Mac Anderson
Lake Michigin
Gallagher
Dulles says China shows no interest in talks on Cebu islands
Dulles stated at a news conference that the Chinese Reds have shown no interest in any deal to reduce Chiang Kai-shek forces on the coastal islands. He hoped the two week extension of the Quemoy cease-fire would be extended again and accused Beijing of trying to drive a wedge between the United States and Nationalist China. He asserted the U.S. remains loyal to its mutual security treaty with the Republic of China.
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Chiang
Quemoy
UV. 5
China
Heds Ha
Taiwan
Formosa
Republic of China
United States
Heavy Selling Drops Market Wave Hits Stock Ticker
Heavy selling swept the stock market late today causing wide losses in many issues while a few gained. The ticker tape fell eight minutes behind, then began printing flash prices in selected stocks as traders cited profit taking after a long rise in recent months.
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