Eisenhower Denounces Hoodlums Tied to Confed Underground
President Eisenhower called those behind worship place bombings hoodlums of Al Capone and Babyface Nelson type, rejecting any link to the Confederacy. He urged using nonpartisan foreign policy focus and dismissed the Nixon claim that policy causes peace or war.
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Bombings linked to Clinton case widen probe
FBI agents join local authorities in a nationwide investigation sparked by the Clinton Tenn. high school bombing and the Hebra temple blast. Officials pursue crucial clues as mayor Egan faces questions over evidence handling while Chicago youths and college students face disruption charges in Aurora.
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More Selling Sends Mart Downward
New York stock market closed modestly lower after renewed selling pressure late in the session. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 1.38 to 540.34 by 2 p.m., with heavy volume of around 3.4 million shares in the first four hours, a sharp contrast to Tuesday’s higher turnover and losses.
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Venezuela Plane Crashes Near Maracaibo
A Venezuelan Airlines Superconstellation with 23 aboard was sighted on a river bank about 50 miles northwest of Maracaibo. The wreckage was found after disappearing Tuesday night near Matacmba airport on a Panama to Caracas flight. A search party reported no signs of life. There were no Americans among the 17 passengers.
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Heat Wave Pushes Temperatures Toward 98 Amid Smog
Desert winds lifted temperatures to 98 by 11 am with smog readings rising across the region. Heaviest pollution centered in Burbank at .25 ppm and eye irritation reported in Long Beach Pasadena and downtown Los Angeles. Inversion began to ease around 11 am as smog levels declined. forecasters noted mid October heat waves are not unusual.
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Road Hog Crash Kills 2 Children in Walnut Creek
Concord mother Mrs Earle Stockton says a road hog forced her station wagon off a steep canyon road in Walnut Creek. The wreck killed her two children Lissa, 6, and Darrell Dean, 2, with three other children injured. Mrs Stockton survived with minor injuries. others were hospitalized.
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Oakland
Navy Polaris Blown Up at Cape Launch Sparks Fire
A temperamental Navy Polaris experimental rocket exploded during deliberate destruction after an abortive launch. No injuries were reported but a brush fire erupted on a remote cape area as winds reached 33 miles per hour. It marked the second postlaunch explosion in three weeks after a September 24 incident in Cocoa Beach and Cape Canaveral Florida.
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Two Air Force jets run low on fuel over Pacific rescue tragedy
Two rescuers died in a bailout when a Marine helicopter exploded during a rescue mission near Hawaii. Six F101 Voodoo fighters refueled at McClellan and Langley before heading toward Honolulu. A wave of misfortune followed as a helicopter crewman reported an explosion and the second craft ditched near the destroyer Forrest Sherman, killing its crew of three. Ball, Prather, and Stemper were among the rescued.
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Robert Stemper
Canton
Ohio
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Nevada daybreak shots mark start of 10 shot series
Atomic tests at the Nevada site opened with two small blasts as the U S Atomic Energy Commission advances its plan for a 10 shot series. The Hamilton test yielded a bright brief fireball from a Livermore designed tower while Logan, a large underground device, was prepared for later detonation.
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UN Seeks Standby Peace Units in New Plan
Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold urged the U.N. Assembly to create standby arrangements for military forces from member nations ready to deploy quickly to conflict sites. The proposal mirrors earlier calls for a U.N. peace force, drawing on lessons from the Emergency Force in Egypt.
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Silverado blaze kills two pilots in rugged brush
A brush fire near Silverado, California, raged Tuesday, killing two pilots Willer Archibald of Laguna Beach and Carl Milligan of Silver City AY, while some 300 firefighters, including Indians from Pala Reservation, fought the blaze that blackened about 100 acres. The cause was undetermined, with rumors pointing to children playing with matches. The pilots were veterans of World War II and fathers of three.
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Eisenhower backs Tulles on China garrison stance
President Eisenhower supports Secretary of State John Foster Dulles in his assertion that the United States will not compel Nationalist China to reduce the Quemoy garrison. The item appears in the newspaper’s page listings and notices.
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Bee Sting Fatal to Michigan Man
Louis McPherson a 28 year old Muskegon Township resident died Tuesday from anaphylactic shock after a bee sting. Doctors said the bee carried a pollen to which he was allergic, leading to his collapse and death.
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Louis McPherson
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Stranger Awakes to Find Man in Her Bed
Jill Howell a 20 year old woman awoke to find a strange man in her bed at the Howell home on Sunset Boulevard. Her father Lawrence Frowell 40 drew a pistol and kept the intruder until police arrived. Michael F Yundeen 22 a restaurant night manager was booked on suspicion of burglary.
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Editorial Page Takes Stand on Prop 16 and More
The paper announces a series of editorials from now to September 4 detailing positions on contests and issues. It endorses Edmund G. Brown for governor and reelection of Harold Powers and other officials, with full opinions to be stated on the editorial page.
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Harold’ J. Powers
Rone Ald Buttop
Hubert Kirkwood
Frank Jordan
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