Far East crisis rhetoric from Izvestia and Pravda
Izvestia and Pravda warn that the entire Communist bloc will rush to aid China if war erupts in the Far East. The papers accuse the United States of aggression, say Russia will supply all possible aid, and note Khrushchev’s return to Moscow to handle urgent matters.
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Moscow
UPI
Izvestia
Russia
China
Far East
Investia
Communist Party
Pravda
Peiping
United States
U.S.S.R
Pacific
Nikita Khrushchev
Formosa
Quemoy
Chinese Peoples Republic
Ella Tonight Threat Shows Texas Coast Hurricane Risk
Tropical storm Ella with winds up to 70 mph is forecast to move inland along the mid Texas coast late tonight or Saturday. Warnings cover Corpus Christi to Galveston, with evacuations under way at Port Aransas as precaution.
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New Orleans
Ella
mid-Texas
Corpus Christi
Aeae
Gulf
Cuba
Galveston
Texas
Louisiana
Elia
Port Aransas
Mustang Island
Meteor Identified as Cake-Like Mass on Virginia Tower
In Wise County Virginia a power line tower fell and sparked a mistaken meteor report. Kentucky Utilities says the 33,000 volt line created a red hot silicate cake from sandstone and contact with the ground, weighing about two thousand pounds. The damaged tower near Imbowden belonged to Old Dominion Power Co.
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Lexington
UPI
Wise County
Kentucky Utilities Co
Imbowden
Old Dominion Power Co
De Gaulle Urges Yes Vote At Paris Rally Amid Clashes
Premier De Gaulle appealed to about 100,000 in Place de la République to back his proposed constitution for the Fifth Republic. Police fought a mob, 34 injured, as Reds protested with yellow non signs and persisted in demanding a no vote ahead of the Sept. 23 referendum.
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de Gaulle
Fifth Republic
Paris
Place de la_ Republique
Charles de Gaulle
France
Nes
Place de la Republique
Heavy Flood Drenches Clyde Kansas Business District
Clyde Kansas faced a heavy flood from Little Elk Creek inundating the business district to two to three feet. No deaths recorded though four residents were momentarily missing. Editor John Hale noted nearly all homes in the 1100 population were damaged except a dozen on high ground after severe thunderstorms dropped 7 to 10 inches of rain across the area.
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Clyde
Kan
Little Elk Creek
Kansas
John Hale
Clyde Republican
Russ Back Iceland in Row With Britain
Moscow based Pravda called for the immediate withdrawal of British ships from Icelandic waters accusing British warships of aggressive actions that are creating new world tension.
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Iceland
Britain
Moscow
UPI
Pravda
East Germany seeks peace pact talks with West Germany
East Germany proposed to the Big Four a conference with West Germany to discuss a peace treaty. A Foreign Office note to the United States Britain France and the Soviet Union urged opening negotiations on the preparation of a peace treaty. The notes were delivered via Prague due to East Germany lacking formal diplomatic ties.
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Serlin
East German
West Germany
Germany
Foreign Office
East Germany
United States
Britain
France
Soviet
Union
Prague
Arline Judge dissolves seventh marriage in Hollywood
Actress Arline Judge confirms separation from seventh husband Edward C. Weard of Beverly Hills and predicts a likely divorce. She lists previous marriages to Wesley Ruggles Dan Topping Jimmy Adams Vincent Ryan Bob Topping and George Ross Jr, noting she wed Weard in Beverly Hills after a Las Vegas ceremony in April 1955.
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Hollywood
Arline Judge
Edward C
Weard
Beverly ‘Hills
Prierly
Wesley Ruggles
Dan
Topping
Jimmy Addams
Vincent M. Ryan
Chicago
Bob
Man Revived After 7,000-Volt Shock In Alabama
In Tuscumbia Alabama 21 year old Joe Hubbert Hubbert was pronounced dead after a 7000 volt electrical shock but revived within 28 minutes. Dr John Mims led an emergency team performing heart massage and life support. He now shows movement and some brain damage is suspected though extent unknown.
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Tuscumbia
Ala
Joe Hubhbert Deaal
John Mims
Mims
Hubbert
Gree
Quakes Continue in Chile Andes
Quakes east of Santiago continue with police requesting helicopters to evacuate Queltehue. Mountain roads are damaged and impassable. Heavy property damage reported in San Gabriel and Romeral. Queltehue hydroelectric plant also damaged.
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Santiago
Chile
Andes
Queltehue
San, Gabriel
Romeral
Reds Warned On Mainland Attack Threat
Washington AP reports the United States warned Red China of possible bombing of mainland bases if war breaks out in the Formosa Strait. The briefing after a Dulles-Eisenhower conference at Newport outlined a policy of timely and effective action to defend Formosa and its offshore islands, with no decision yet but readiness to act if circumstances warrant.
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Washington
U. S
Eisenhower
Dulles
China
Formosa Strait
Formosa
United States
Free World
Miss A Fete Pick 2 More Winners in 1958 Pageant
Atlantic City reports two preliminaries in the Miss America contest. Billie Jean Turner of New Canaan wins talent with Chopin piece Les Sylphides. Anita Marie Hurst of Goshen wins the swim suit prize. The event continues with 52 contestants in talent, swim wear, and evening gown rounds and personality interviews. Marilyn Von Derbur of Denver, California, is the previous year’s winner.
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Atlantic ‘City
N. J
Ballet Jessons
Connecticut
Billie Jean Turner
New Canaan
Vic‘story
Chopin
Anita Marie Hurst
Indiana
Goshen
Ind
Anita Marie
de Pauw University
Greencastle
Marilyn Ivan Derbur
Denver
Calo
U S Submarine Skate Arrives in Cherbourg Port
The U S atomic submarine Skate put into Cherbourg in northwest France today, receiving a warmly welcomed harbor reception similar to last winter despite international radiation concerns.
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Skate
Cherbourg
Chensjuurg
France
U. S
Page-area index of sections and features listed
A continued note enumerating newspaper sections and their page placements including Weather and TV pages, sports on C-1 to C-3, death notices B-2, and editorial B-6 with reference to classified pages D-4 to D-12 and other features such as Beach Combing on B-1 and Theaters on C-4,5.
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Hal Boyle
Reds Tighten Blockade of Quemoy
The Chinese Nationalists said Communist forces are tightening the blockade of Quemoy and they may need help to keep supply lines open. Rear Adm. Liu Hoh-To refused to say if U.S. warships would escort convoys, amid rumors of Seventh Fleet involvement. Beijing warned such actions could be treated as invasion as Washington backs defense of the offshore islands. Britain voiced shared concern over any attempt to alter territory in the Far East.
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Taipel
Quemoy
Liu Hoh-To
U. S
7Th Fleet
Red China
Peiping
Liu
Quemoy and
Matsu
China
New Sea
United States
Eisenhower
U.S
Formosa
Huang Shao-ku
Huang
Foreign Ministry
Britain
America
Far East
Foreign Office
London
Elevator fall at Del Amo Shopping Center fatality and injuries
A temporary elevator plunged about 100 feet in a building under construction at the Del Amo Shopping Center. One man, Anthony Stauras, 36, of San Pedro, was killed. three workers were seriously injured: John Hopton, 38, of El Monte. William Ashbaugh, 29, of Inglewood. and Gregory Dessault, 35, of Los Angeles. All were employees of Otis Elevator Co. and taken to Harbor General Hospital. The incident occurred while a permanent elevator was being installed for the Broadway Department Store.
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Anthony Stauras
Sumerland Ave
San Pedro
John Hopton
el Monte
William Ashbaugh
Inglewood
Gregory Dessault
Los Angeles
Harbor General Hospital
Otis Elevator Co
Broadway Department Store
Weather outlook with fog and sunny Saturday in report
A weather note describes low clouds and fog late tonight and early Saturday. It calls for mostly sunny skies on Saturday with a note about noon temperatures and a minor temperature change.
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