Arabs Claim Turks Plan to Attack Soon
United Nations bulletin reports the Soviet Union urging U.N. action to stop an alleged plot by ruling circles in the United States and Turkey to attack Syria this month. Syria urged a U.N. inquiry and Washington joined in calling for investigation of the border crisis.
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United Nations
Soviet Union
U.N
United States
Turkey
Syria
Andrei A. Gromyko
U. N
United Nations AP
U. S
General Assembly
Hollywood star fights to regain baby Christine in custody case
Unwed mother Linda Leabow 21 seeks return of her six month old daughter Christine from adoptions pursued by actress Zsa Zsa Gabor and TV director Bob Fallon. Leabow and her parents contest the adoption while Fallon claims agreement and court papers. County Adoption Bureau notes adoption not final until natural parents sign consents.
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Hollywood
Autiese Marie Wilson
Linda Leabow
TOLA
Enedadadh ZG
Leabow Jy
Fallon
Leabow
County Bureau of Adoptions
Miss Wilson
Mr. Fallon
Walter Heath
County
Atlanta
City
Free World
Luke Arnold
H. Sibson
Agi Nixon
Gibson
Marie Wilson
Greg
Christy
Bob Fallon
Sputnik May Plunge From Orbit As Fireball In Week
A government scientist says Russia’s Sputnik could fall from orbit and burn up within a week. Robert Jastrow of the Naval Research Laboratory cites signs of altitude loss and conflicting Western predictions that the satellite might remain aloft for months. He notes orbital estimates around 147 miles, far below earlier ranges, and mentions possible unknown forces affecting the craft’s path.
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Washington
Russia
Robert Jastrow
Naval Research Laboratory
Jastrow
Moscow Bronday Night
Kk Waely
Naval
Sputtik
Twister Hits Five Towns injuring thirty in Louisiana
A tornado struck Cypress Grove Leonville Mix and Waller in Livingston Parish injuring 30 people. Heavy rains and winds up to 30 miles per hour lashed the New Orleans area after the 1 pm hit. Trees reported damaged in Gretna near New Orleans.
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Opelousas
Cypress Grove
Leonville
Mix
Mississippi River
Baton Rouge
Waller
Livingston Parish
New Orleans
Gretna
Port Barre
Lennville
Edison Co Rates to Boost for Southern California
The Southern California Edison Co. won state approval to raise annual revenues by 25 million dollars, to be borne by about 1.94 million customers in Los Angeles and nearby counties. The final order trims the requested amount by 26 percent, yielding an 11.5 percent total increase and a 6.25 percent cap on return. Domestic service sees a 10.73 percent boost while other customer classes face 16.25 to 18.68 percent increases amid higher wages, fuel, and property taxes cited in hearings.
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Southern California
Ediin Co
State
Pub Utilities Commission
Los Angeles
Riverside
Orange
San Bernardina
Ventura
Santa Barbara
Tulare
Kern
Fresno
Kings Counties
Los Angeles County
Los Angeles City
Pasadena
Burbank
Glendale
Eta
PLC
Ldison
Weather Update Partly Cloudy Tonight with Showers Thursday
Partly cloudy tonight with a chance of showers on Thursday and little temperature change. Expect scattered showers Thursday with mild remaining through the period.
Beach Combing and Beyond on Page B-1
Hal Boyle columns and bridge discussions populate sections on pages A-11 and 4 to 11, with multiple features across classifieds, comics, and puzzles. Shipping, sports, theaters, and vital statistics run through pages D-3, C-1, 2, 8, and A-11 respectively.
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Hal Boyle
Wilson
Dulles Warns Soviets Against Attacking Turkey
Secretary of State Dulles warned the Soviet Union against attacking Turkey or using Syria as a base. He said the US would not concede domination to Moscow and noted unlikely broad Middle East war due to UN focus. He praised US military lead in bombers and foresaw missiles becoming decisive in 5 to 10 years.
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Salah Bitar
Dag Hammarskjold
Seyt Kgin
Damascus
Syriaian
Foreign Ministry
Are
Syria
Turkey
U.N
Dag Tammarskjold
Esin
Bitar
Washington
Dulles
United States
Russia
United Sates
Soviet Union
Middle East
United Nations
Alt
Rusela
Dukes
Congress
Moscow
United
Denture at Issue in Scott Trial
A denture linked to Evelyn T. Scott plays a central role in L. Ewing Scott murder case. Photographs and dental charts tie the bridge to Mrs. Scott, who vanished May 16, 1955, while Scott faces forgery grand theft and later, murder indictments.
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R. L. Coldwell
Pasadena
L. Ewing Scott
Coldwell
Los Angeles
Scott
S Angeles I
L. Ewing
Evelyn T. Scott
Scotts
Reginald Coldwell
Hollywood
Detroit
Hollywoodville
Evelyn McKaig
Pittsburgh
Nealy Ward
Expect Showers to Fall Thursday Forecast Keeps Rain in Forecast
A five day forecast from the U S Weather Bureau predicts numerous showers Thursday. Temperatures will run near normal on the coast and below normal inland as a disturbance moves down from the north.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
Aid
Queen Elizabeth II Visits Virginia for Jamestown 350th Festival
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip arrived at Patrick Henry Airport in Williamsburg Virginia to a 21 gun salute and warm welcome from Gov Thomas B Stanley. The royal party then traveled 25 miles to Jamestown Island to mark the 350th anniversary of the first permanent English settlement in the New World.
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Williamsburg
Elizabeth I
United States
Virginia
Monarh
Patrick Henry
Canada
Prince Philip
Ottawa
Gov
Thomas B. Stanley
Elizabeth
Old Dominion
Ambassador
Governus
Jamestown Island
New World
Cornwallis
Four Failing Rocket Firings From Balloons Reported
The Air Force disclosed four attempts to launch high altitude rockets from balloons for Project Farside have failed due to unfavourable atmospheric conditions. Extreme low temperatures at high altitude disrupted balloon integrity and rocket positioning. Two rockets were fired in hopes of data though targets were unlikely to be met, leaving two rockets at Eniwetok awaiting better conditions.
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Washington
Air Force
U.S
Scout
Eniwetok Atoll
Central Pacific
Eniwetok
Four Die in Roxbury Tenement Fire shattered by blaze
Boston tragedy reports identify Ronald Bennett 20 and his two children Cari 4 and Sherre 2 among the four victims in a two alarm Roxbury three story tenement fire. A woman tentatively named Alice Ford 70 died from smoke inhalation while the Bennett wife Delores 20 was not home. The Chronicle notes Britain plans hydrogen bomb tests over Christmas Island this winter.
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Boston
Roxbury
Ronald Bennett
Cari
Sherre
Alice Ford
London
Britain
Bennett
Delores
Christmas Island
Bank Robbery in Oklahoma Ends With Injuries and Theft
Gunmen in two-toned 1956 car robbed First National Bank in Free MAUD Oklahoma taking over $17,000. Bank president B G Green said the heist left one customer and five employees on the floor while he and Quentin Reynolds were treated for a heart attack at a hospital. The men, unmasked except for colored glasses, fled after locking the vault. Reynolds, 55, was hospitalized in fair condition.
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Maud, Okla
First National Bank
B. G. Green
Mount Kisco
Green
Quentin Reynolds
Westchester
Joii
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Adamant
Yank
Sputnik
Cambridge
Mass
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
Twister
Turks
Ward
Miss McKaig
Marshall
Robin
Marshall Gish
Wilmette, Til
Wally Dant
Red Bank
Reynolds
Bedford Village
N. C
Wes Manda
Oklahoma
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