Dulles Warns of Possible Soviet Moves Amid Turmoil
Secretary of State Dulles warned that during Russia's internal upheaval the United States and its allies must stay on alert for potential foreign moves by the Soviet Union. He stressed he does not foresee imminent war but noted internal troubles can prompt external actions.
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Egypt Says U S Plots Syria War and Global Tensions Rise
Egypt denounces U S plots in Syria crisis as press hail Hero's Day with Abdel Nasser speeches expected. U P press and Turkish, American positions spark debate at UN amid fears of a new world war. Soviet minister warns U S opposes inquiry as NATO maneuvers loom and Turkey may act against Syria.
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Living Costs Unite Nurses For Nancy Drew Aid
In a rush to help Nancy Drew facing a three week prognosis due to cystic fibrosis, hospital staff and supporters raised 200 dollars in under two hours to fund an oxygen tank and medical supplies for her return home. The case follows traditions of community aid as family members grapple with a fragile situation and ongoing medical needs amid a broader, unsettled news landscape.
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Long Beach Osteopathic Hospital
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Senators Back Russian Proposal Expands Cultural Ties
Three U S senators back a Russian proposal to broaden scientific cultural and economic relations. The notice lists related pages for further details across the newspaper sections including Editorial Financial and Sports.
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Hal Boyle
Gouths
Vital Statistics
Wilson
Wormen
Parents face rare genetic discovery in cystic fibrosis case
Paul Petry, 30, and Lois Petry, 25, elementary school teacher and tile setter, are identified as carriers of the recessive gene blamed for cystic fibrosis. Medical authorities note both may pass the gene to offspring as the scenario emerges from a hospital setting at Long Beach Osteopathic Hospital. The report traces the medical authorities’ assessment and the family’s genetic risk.
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Long Beach Osteopathic Hospital
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Two Navy Pilots Die In Jet Trainer Crash
Two Navy pilots were killed when a V2 jet trainer crashed into a garage on a ranch near Las Gatos. The aircraft exploded and burned after impact, and crews removed both bodies from the wreckage.
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Las Gatos
Newsboy Finds Abandoned Child in Los Angeles Gutter
A newspaper boy Ray Cookmeyer found a naked semiconscious child in a gutter on North Main Street. Police say the boy, likely beaten or thrown from a moving car, was taken to General Hospital with exposure and possible pneumonia.
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Ray Cookmeyer
General Hospital
Bomb injures Israeli leaders at Parliament
A bomb blast in the Israeli Parliament wounded five ministers during a foreign affairs speech by Mrs Golda Meir. Premier David Ben Gurion and Meir suffered light scratches, while Social Welfare Minister Moshe Shapiro was seriously wounded. A man named Douck was taken away by police and described as a Communist or an immigrant. The incident occurred as a hand grenade sized object exploded from the gallery rear.
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Moshe Carmel
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Rioters Seize Asylum Hostages at Lake Hospital
In Lake Washington area the maximum security wing of Hastern State Hospital held 36 employees as hostages. Dr. E. J. Hodgson and Dr. G. Lee Sandritter reported no injuries after a building uprising. The hospital near Spokane houses 156 inmates with unrest leading to the resignation of chief guard Rack Hutchings.
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G. Lee Sandritter
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Spokane
Hutchings
Calif. opens strong drive against mental illness
California launches its biggest war on mental illness with a new director Dr Marshall Porter and a substantial budget rise. The four page series notes admissions exceeding seven thousand last year and over sixty thousand under care across state facilities, plus private or government care. It cites city growth and social turmoil as factors while denying a statewide insanity spike, and recalls past Modesto State Hospital abuses.
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Sacramento
California
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Army Hospital
McElroy Restores Basic Research Funds After Order
The Pentagon announces an order by Secretary of Defense McElroy restoring 3 to 10 million dollars to basic research. It overturns former Secretary Wilson’s 170 million dollar cutback, leaving overall defense spending capped at 38 billion. The services must now fully restore basic research programs totaling about 80 million, with allocations drawn from existing research and development funds.
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Charles E. Wilson
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Film Giant Mayer Dies at 72 After Leukemia
Louis B. Mayer, the MGM powerhouse, died at UCLA Medical Center from severe anemia due to acute leukemia at age 72. He had been treated in San Francisco and Bel Air, with a long career as head of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and plans mentioned to regain control of MGM.
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Hollywood
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Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Ucla Medical Center
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Ucla
Spiral
Geeth
San Franincisco
Bel Air
Los Angeles
MGM
Space Travel Mysteries Explained
Associated Press science writer Alton Blakeslee begins a four part series on Page A-3 answering readers questions about space travel. The opening installment explores what life aboard a spaceship will be like and when humans may voyage beyond Earth.
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Associated Press
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Zhukov to Get Another Job As Soviet Crisis Unfolds
Moscow AP reports ousted defense minister Marshal Georgi Zhukov will receive another post, with Khrushchev saying a job will be found suitable to his experience. Khrushchev and other leaders met at a Turkish Embassy reception as press speculation swirls about the Central Committee’s actions and Zhukov’s fate.
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Zhukov
Khrushchev
Nikolai, Bulganin
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Communist Party Presidium
Soviet Union
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Middle East
Communist Party
Central Committee
Rains Close Schools In Imperial Valley
Imperial Valley schools remained closed as muddy roads hampered travel. Heavy rains and up to three feet of water and mud affected sections of Highway 80. Agricultural officials reported damage to cotton, hay, and lettuce crops from rain and winds with over an inch of rain falling Monday.
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EL Ceatry
Imperial Valley
Reio
Chinese Nationalists Claim Matsu Patrols Sinking Communist Vessels
Military officials announced that Chinese Nationalist forces in the Matsu Islands completed 24 patrol missions over six months on the Chinese mainland. They said patrols killed scores of Communist soldiers and captured junks and small craft, while Matsus shore guns sank four Communist speed boats and five other vessels.
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