Boys Accidentally Fire Missile In Des Moines Yard
Three youths Crukshank 18 Gants i and Weith 21 fired a homemade 5 foot long steel pipe rocket packed with zinc dust and sulphur. The missile rose 2000 feet then plunged end over end into St. Pius Parochial School yard, burying itself three feet underground. No injuries reported though the blast and smoke drew a large crowd near Urbandale.
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Des Moines
Date Cruikshank
Robert Gants i
Richard Weith
Crukshank
St. Pius Parochial School
Cruikshank
1000 Perish in Turkey Flash Floods
Turkish papers report 1000 dead in flash floods around Ankara, with official toll at 14. Rescue teams search muddy streets as up to 1000 homes destroyed and over 2000 flooded. Premier Menderes travels to stricken villages. highways blocked and floods extend 20 miles southeast of Ankara.
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Ankara
Turkey
Adnan Menderes
Himesly
Kemal Atatuck
Air Force
Istanbul
Long Beach Mother Seeks Custody Of 7 Year Old Daughter
A Long Beach mother tearfully sought custody in Los Angeles Superior Court on Wednesday to keep her seven year old daughter Suzanne. She had earlier given up three children for adoption and faces opposition from her former husband Aledino Carlini a 36 year old service station attendant. The mother Virginia Carlini 32 resided at 2832 Anaheim Ri.
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Los Angeles ‘Superior Court
Virginia Carlini
Anaheim Ri
Suzanne
Aledino Carlini
Anaheim
Los Angeles
Mediators Move Into Phone Row Amid Teleco Strike
Federal mediators entered negotiations between the Communication Workers of America and Western Electric to avert a nationwide strike of about 53 000 workers. A Washington source doubted a settlement today while CWA President Beirne warned of major long distance disruptions in 45 states and DC though some lines could be protected by automatic dialing.
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Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Communication Workers of America
Western Electric Co
CWA
Joseph A. Beirne
District of Columbia
Line
Vermont
Newshire
Thesr
Ohio
San Francisco
Communications Workers of America
Pacific Coast
Nevada & Union
But & Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co
U S Blasts Gromyko as Falsifying Peace Talks
The United States accused Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko of deliberately destroying the badges of understanding that support world peace. The State Department labeled his statements as falsifications aimed at intimidating the free world, after his remarks attacking Western policy for Europe the Middle East and the Far East. State Department Press Chief Lincoln White presented the statement at a news conference.
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Washington
United States
Andrei Gromyko
State Department
Gromyko
Europe
Middle East
Far East
Syria
Omy Department
Lincoln White
U. S
Where to Find It Scientists Warn on Exploding Device
Advance notice of a U S hazardous earthquake device to be detonated at the Nevada test grounds next Wednesday is given. Details appear on multiple pages including A-11, B-3, C3, and C12 with sections on editorials, comics, sports, and theaters for reference.
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U. S
Nevada Test Grounds
Hal Bayle
Wilson
River Boat Capsizes in India Drownings Reported
Calcutta reports a river boat capsized in the Hooghly River about six miles from shore. About 20 persons drowned and 30 others swam to shore after the disaster during a sudden squall near the river beat.
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Hooghly River
India
Silk-Stocking Gang Seized In Long Beach Raid
Long Beach California police seized a so called silk stocking gang in a raid. The arrest followed a series of complaints from residents and targeted alleged fraud and theft operations in the area. Investigators recovered documents and evidence linking the group to multiple cases.
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Southland
Long Beach
Calif
Silk stocking bandits arrests in Long Beach narcotics den raid
Police from Long Beach Compton and Los Angeles arrested four men and three girls plus an 11 year old in a Long Beach narcotics den raid linked to a six month silk stocking mask robbery spree. George Mon Collum was arrested in Lynwood. Suspects face narcotics possession and armed robbery charges and will attend a show up with victims present. Police compile list of possible robberies including a Compton service station holdup.
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George Mon Collum
Lynwood
Compton
Los Angeles
1440
South St
Tommy N. Thompson
Lawrence D.martini
Marshall T.bridges
Garfield
Paramount
Rex D. Smith
Donna L. Heicke
South Gate
Bessie J. Kelley
Huntington Park
Thompson
Miss Heicke
Gil
S. Auantle Ave
Saturday Meeting Set Between Eisenhower and Faubus
President Eisenhower and Arkansas Governor Orval Faubus agreed to a face to face meeting in Newport Rhode Island to discuss the Little Rock school integration crisis amid sharp White House criticisms of radio and television comment. White House press secretary James C. Hagerty suggested aides believed Faubus had effectively given up on federal integration efforts. The two leaders planned to meet Saturday after Faubus signaled the conference, with Hagerty angrily addressing reporters at the president’s Newport headquarters.
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Hays
D-Ark
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Clendenin J. Ryan
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Manhattan
Clendenin J. Ryan Sr
Joseph B. Ryan
Clendenin Ryan
Cier Thomas Fortune Ryan
New York
Red China News Exchange Talks Fail at Geneva
The United States rejected a Chinese proposal for a reciprocal exchange of newsmen at Geneva. Ambassador U Alexis Johnson told Chinese Ambassador Wang Ping nan that the U S could not enter an exchange agreement though it would consider applications from Chinese reporters to enter the United States. The session followed a State Department note increasing the invited American media to 26 outlets.
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United States
Red China
U. Alexis Johns
Geneva
Switzerland
Wang Ping-nan
U. S
Wang
State Department
Xte
Top Syrian in Egypt Defies Imperialist Conspiracies
Gen Atif Bizry Syria’s commander in chief says the nation will shed blood to preserve independence as he and Lt Col Abdel Hamid Serraj visit Egypt to meet President Nasser and unite the people and army against imperialist threats. The surprise trip follows worries over the Syria Egypt bond amid regional tensions. Continued on Page A-4, Col. 4.
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Atif Bizry
Syria
Bizry
Abdel Hamid Serraj
Gerlinec
Ryan
New Jersey
Washington
Michael Graney
Graney
Russ Jetliner to Make 2nd Flight to U.S.
The second flight of a Soviet jet airliner to the United States is scheduled to begin at 6 am Saturday. The TU10% will carry officials to the U.N. meeting. The first plane flew part of the Soviet UN delegation to McGuire Air Force Base in New Jersey last week.
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United States
U. N
U.S. Overthrow Claims Prompt Qatar Liberation Talk
The remarks accuse Washington of seeking to topple Syria's regime while criticizing American overreach and the power of money. Brery and Serraj are said to have begun urgent conferences following the comments.
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U.S
Syria
Bizhy
Brery and
Serraj
Blast Rips Big Plant in Pennsylvania
A major explosion at the Kabuta Chemical Works plant in Monaca near Pittsburgh, Roppers Co, sparked a massive fire. Spokesman said details were limited but the blast caused widespread damage as firefighters and operators responded. witnesses described the scene as if the plant “had gone into the air.”
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Monaca
Kabuta Chemical Works
Roppers Co
Beater Pollen
Norman Epstein
St. Joseph Lead Co
Fig Chemical Works
Weather Postpones 19th Nuclear Shot At Atomic Test Site
The 19th shot of the summer atomic test series at the Atomic Test Site in Nevada was postponed again due to favorable wind conditions.
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Nev
Justice Black Weds Secretary in Alexandria Home
Justice Hugo L. Black of the Supreme Court, 71, married his secretary Elizabeth Seay DeMeritte, 49, at his Alexandria Virginia home. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Dr. A Powell Davies, with the bride stating no honeymoon plans yet as the justice is expected to sit on the court when the new term begins.
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Washington U
Hugo L. Black
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Supreme Court
Elizabeth Seay DeMeritte
Black
Alexandria
DeMeritte
Fred E. de
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