Adenauer wins West German election in landslide
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer secured a sweeping victory in West Germany's national election, pledging full support for the Western Alliance. The result solidifies a fourth term, bolstering NATO leadership and signaling confidence in West Germany's postwar trajectory.
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Fire at Alberts Willing Co Plant Traps 14
Oakland dispatch reports 14 workers trapped as a massive explosion roared through the Alberts Willing Co plant near the foot of a street in South San Francisco. Emergency vehicles from Army Navy and Coast Guard rushed to the scene with extra ambulances as flames spread. Dozen workmen were injured in the blast and rescue crews gathered on the outskirts of the burning building.
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Oakland
Seri
Big Bomb Test at Atom Site
A large nuclear test at the Atomic Site on November 1 produced a fireball that lit the desert, with an estimated yield around 40,000 tons of TNT. The 20th shot, code named Newton, rose from a balloon 1,500 feet above the site and was visible as a blue flash in Los Angeles about 300 miles away.
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Ais
Lirtra
Newton
Los Angeles
New Jersey man greets 72nd daughter at home
A New Jersey man brings his 72nd daughter home from the hospital today. The piece notes life as the sole man in a family of 18 and highlights the bustling household. Readers are directed to various sections such as Page A-12, A-11, and B-2 for details, notices, and features.
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New Jersey
Jon Page
Mountain Lion Attacks Boy Near Duarte. Armed Men Engage
A 175-pound mountain lion escaped from a cage at Melvin Koontz in Thousand Oaks and mauled a 12 year old boy playing with friends at Duarte. Albert Lee and Herman Evans, using bare hands, restrained the cat as bystanders fled. Edward Enirock later killed the lion with a gun after the animal threatened him.
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Oxnard
Felice
Melvin Koontz
Dangleland
Thousand Oaks
Albert Lee
Duarte
St. John'’s Hospital
Herman B. Evans
Navy
Edward Enirock
Lees
Emrock
Koontz
Picket Lines Thrown Up at L. A. Offices
New York AP report says telephone equipment installers struck nationwide with picket lines led by thousands of telephone operators. Delays were limited by automatic dial systems. supervisory staff manned long distance calls while talks continued in New York.
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Lincoln
Sos Ow
Charles Mantooth
Jacinto Way
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Office
Std &J
Elm Ave
Coma Girl to Receive 160000 Settlement
Suzanne Payette, a coma patient since May 1, is awarded 160000 in a damage suit settlement announced by her attorney Robert H. Lund. The case covers contract disputes involving wages, travel time, and allowances amid delayed negotiations from 1936. The article notes four states remain unaffected by the strike affecting telephone companies.
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Robert H. Lund
Maine
New Kampshire
Vermont
Montana
Payette seeks court consent in minor Suzanne case
The amount exceeding 100000 dollars is not disclosed. Suzanne Payette, a former Stanford Junior High School president, is a minor requiring Superior Court approval. A petition for consent will be filed Tuesday, halting the November 25 trial. The Payette family sought 500000 dollars per loss of services and 300000 dollars for damages from Dr. Clifford J. Cole Dr. Chester S Landscher and St. Marys Hospital. Defense motions to move or challenge the venue were denied by Superior Judge Ralph K. Pierson. Suzanne underwent surgery when her heart stopped and later recovered consciousness. She remains at home under around the clock care.
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Ostrom Ave
Los Angeles Superior Court
Long Beach Superior Court
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Stanford Junior High School
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Children's Hospital
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Sister Keany Foundation
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Black deputy sheriff fatally struck in Arkansas slaying
In PIN BLUE Arkansas a veteran Black deputy sheriff Lusteche Browder aged 67 was found slain on a street in a Black residential area. He was struck twice and his public safety item was missing. A Black man admitted the killing according to the sheriff.
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Lusteche Browder
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Plane crashes near New Bedford in dense fog
A Northeast Airlines plane with 24 aboard crashed in Apponegansett Swamp near New Bedford on the approach to the airport. The pilot and co pilot died along with several passengers. thirteen passengers and a stewardess were injured. Rescue teams took three hours to reach the scene as casualties were moved to St Luke's Hospital.
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New Bedford
Man Confesses Killing Wife on Church Steps
Anianapolis. A 37 year old part time carpenter was charged with murder after confessing to shooting his estranged wife as she came out of a church after mass on Sunday morning.
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Man Suffered Leg Break In Ambulance Crash
Emmanuel Pimental injured when struck by an ambulance at Holy Cross Church steps after an airline crash report. Mrs Nita Groover, 45, involved. man died en route to hospital. Responder collapsed. Armand discharged. estranged husband Clifford Groover arrested later by state police.
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Iai
Emmanuel Pimental
Nita Edna Groover
Uxe
Holy Cross Catholic Churchiaf
Northeast Airlines
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Armand
Emmanuels
Clifford Groover
Ark Guard May Leave This Week
Hope for a breakthrough in integration at Little Rock Central High School grew as Arkansas Governor Orval Faubus indicated guards might be withdrawn this week. He offered no specific plan, while federal orders still required guards though only a few remained on duty around the school.
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Little Rock
Central High School
Arkansas
Orval
Faubus
Hagerty
Orval Faubua
Little Rock High School
Fisenhower
Hutk
Littl Rock
White House slams Demos over Little Rock integration
Newport Arizona AP reports the White House accused Democratic Advisory Council members of politicking over the Little Rock school integration crisis. Press secretary James Hagerty said the president seeks solutions and not political speeches while discussing Arkansas Governor Faubus and the National Guard deployment to Central High. Faubus suggested possible withdrawal later, with Eisenhower noting the governor’s desire to enforce the law through official influence.
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White House
Little Rock
Aris
James C. Hagerty
Democratic Advisory Council
Eisenhower
Hagerty
Weiwsmen
Foggy start to Tuesday then sunny and warmer
Fog will roll in early Tuesday morning with clearer skies and a warmer day ahead. Expect a high near 34 degrees as sunshine returns and light winds improve conditions.
Kids Return Home After Cowboy Adventure
Melinda Ruth and William Boyd Fether, ages 8 and 6, wandered off Sunday afternoon seeking the West and cowboys. After many hours away they returned exhausted to Artesia where they slept under a trail bridge near Glenn Spiers stable and were fed by parents. They promise to abandon cowboy dreams for now and return to Emerson School.
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William Boyd
William Fether
Vueleta Grande
E. Carson St
Artesia
Wiliam
Hig Sister
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