Veteran detective beaten after car stop on Signal Hill
Long Beach Detective Inspector Maurice Wishan, 45, head of the commercial burglary detail, was assaulted by six or seven men from two cars on a Signal Hill street. He sustained cuts and bruises, then drove to a service station and later to Seaside Hospital. Wishan, a 27-year veteran, could not explain the motive and was recovering at home.
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Maurice Wishon
Remains Recovered of All 16 KCST Tanker Crew
Coconino County sheriff reports all 16 crew members of the giant four engine tanker from Walker Air Force Base Roswell New Mexico have been found after Tuesday crash into Gray Mountain 40 miles north of Flagstaff. Eight bodies recovered Tuesday and the rest found scattered over a wide area this morning. Two Air Force helicopters from Luke AFB aiding recovery. The crash occurred during routine training in fog near a mountain butte 50 miles from the Grand Canyon collision site in 1956.
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Weather: Variable clouds through Thursday
The forecast calls for variable cloudiness through Thursday with a slight rise in temperatures. Expect mild days and intermittent sunshine, with no significant precipitation anticipated across the period.
Brown to Seek Demo Nod for Calif. Governor
Atty. Gen Edmund G Brown announced he will seek the Democratic nomination for California governor in 1958. He said he will cross-file for the Republican nomination and may face Gov Knight or Sen Knowland in the primary, predicting party pressure could force Knight to withdraw. Brown attacked both Republicans in his statement.
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Los Angeles
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Goodwin J
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William F. Knowland
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U.N. Rival Plans for Middle East Border Crisis
The United Nations faced competing schemes to address the Turkish Syrian border crisis. A Syrian plan seeks a seven nation fact finding commission within two weeks, while a rival Hammarskjold proposal would send the secretary general on a special mission if needed.
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Brown delays bid for governor in Hawaii decision
Brown refused to name a preferred rival and said Knowland or any formidable candidate resembled. He noted California faces fearful years from the governor elected in 1960 and disclosed plans to run for governor, delaying the announcement until now to avoid impacting the attorney general’s work. His wife’s agreement helped, and he spoke after returning from Hawaii.
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Hawaii
Mental Health Series Explores Inpatient Talks
A note directs readers to the second in a mental health program series focusing on in patients at a mental hospital sharing problems. The guide lists related features and page numbers across Sea Page A-9, Beach Combing B-1, Hal Boyle B-9, Bridge B-9, Classified D-5 to D-11, Comics D-2 and D-3, Death Notices B-2, Editorial B-2, Financial B-3, Shipping Table D- , Sports C-1 to C-4, Theaters D-4, Tidles Temperatures D-5, TV Radion D-12, Wilson B-9, Women B-4 to B-5, Your World 4-2.
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Eisenhower to attend NATO Paris council meeting
President Eisenhower announced plans to attend the mid December NATO Council session in Paris and hoped to visit England on the same trip. He indicated broad attendance by the 11 heads of government and stressed collective security while noting Soviet missile progress and a satellite launch as context for allied concerns. He also cited Anglo American scientific resource cooperation to counter Soviet advances.
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Six Die in Cairo Building Collapse Amid War Turmoil
Six persons were killed and 15 injured in a Cairo building collapse, the second in months. The four story structure was deemed unsafe and tenants ordered to vacate but remaining residents were trapped under debris as fire brigades rescued 20 survivors.
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Tragic Fall Kills Man Replacing Light at SJSU Stadium
Charles Muirheed, 45, climbed an 80 foot stadium light to replace a bulb at San Jose State College football stadium. He fell sixty feet and died after the plunge. The incident occurred during maintenance work on the field lighting system.
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San Jose State College
Khrushchev Shrugs Off Zhukov Fallout In London
In London Khrushchev dismissed rumors of a Kremlin showdown with Marshal Zhukov and said he would receive a new post though details were unsettled. He noted Zhukov’s good health and suggested no final job had been decided, while Western diplomats compared Zhukov’s dismissal to the U.S. defense secretary’s resignation.
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Nikolai Bulganin
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Charles E. Wilson
Couple Misses Turn Opens Bridge Tunnel Early
A Grand Rapids oil executive and his wife entered the 3.4 mile Hampton Roads bridge tunnel three days before its official opening. They misread the guard and drove onto the tunnel route, prompting confusion as officials prepared for the Friday ceremony. The incident occurred as Virginia officials and Gov. Stanley were due to attend the formal unveiling.
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Williamsburg
Virginia Peninsula
Newport News
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Protests Over Sonic Blasts Ripple Through Los Angeles Area
Protests mounted as two loud sonic blasts rattled the San Fernando Valley to San Dimas in the San Gabriel area. Glendale officers reported hospital patients reacting strongly while switchboards flooded with calls. Reports note building damage and calls for investigation from Washington.
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Walter Hegi
Glendale Hospital
Dean Hess
Air Force Information Service
Washington
Two Leap to Safety as Auto Hits Train
Dallas and Fort Worth women narrowly escaped a freight train when two young women, Sue Chumley and Jo Ann Burt both 20, abandoned their car after seeing a train on a curve. They leaped to safety and suffered only minor injuries as their vehicle was demolished.
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Fort ‘Worth
Sue Chumley
Jo Ann Burt
China Lake Jet Crashes Kills Ensign Gonzalez
The Navy reports ensign David J. Gonzales, 22, of San Jose died when his FJ4B jet fighter crashed during a routine run over China Lake Naval Ordnance Station. Cause under investigation. Gonzalez attached to VA-214 at Moffett Field leaves a widow Kathleen and a 10 month old daughter Joan in San Jose.
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San Jose
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Moffett Field
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Isle Born of Volcano Vanishes in Azores Mystery
A newly formed volcanic island near Fayal in the Azores vanished after 30 days. It grew to over 2,400 feet high and joined Fayal by an isthmus, but quakes and eruptions destroyed Capelinhos village. The sea cut the isthmus and submerged the island, leaving only churned waters where it stood. Villagers were told to return home.
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Boy Believed Thrown From Automobile Dies
Police say a small naked boy found in a downtown alley off Main Street by Raymond Cookmeyer died Tuesday at General Hospital. Investigators believe he was thrown from a moving car into the alley and are pursuing leads in the case.
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State funds invested to earn 3.56 percent yield
State Treasurer A Ronald Batten announced that over 1 percent million dollars deposited by courts in property condemnation suits have been invested to earn 3.56 percent. The suggestion came from Andrew C Shoellke chief of the Division of Highways.
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