Bar staff stop Lakewood gunman as he escapes through glass door
Three patrons and the bartender wrestled a bandit at Pat's Clover Room in Lakewood bay, disarming him and wounding the bartender in the foot. The thief fled by smashing a glass door and escaping in a cream colored 1946 Plymouth with $860, heading to a waiting car. Chrystal was treated at St Mary's Hospital.
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Dave
Lakewood Bay
John d Chrystal
Pat
Clover Room
Weestult Ave
Chrystal
Booth
Ansel L. Ludvickson
Belltlower
Vincent Bauer
Long Beach
Emery
Ludvickson
Joose
Von's Market
St. Mary's Hospital
Lebanon's New Chief Sworn In
Fuad Chehab was sworn in as Lebanon's third president amid political unrest and a court ruling denying a delay in integrating 17 Negroes into all white high schools. The Beirut crisis intensified as U S troops arrived following Chamoun's pro Western stance against Nasser's United Arab Republic.
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Baltimore
Noraye A Ae Soiproreesisune ‘Folk School Board
Chehab
Camille Chamoun
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Chamoun
Eisenhower
Jupiter missile bases overseas planned by U.S.
UPI reports the United States will establish Jupiter intermediate range ballistic missile bases overseas with details on a Chrysler contract for tools personnel and support services estimated at about 3.8 million dollars. An administration critique followed at the Southern Governors Conference where Governor Clement accused President Eisenhower of missing responsibilities during the crisis.
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Detroit
UPI
United States
Chrysler Corp
Defense Department
Chrysler
Frank Clement
Tennessee
Eisenhower
Lexington
Helene Forms In Atlantic As Storm Closes In
The eighth tropical storm of the season named Helene formed in the Atlantic about 550 miles east-southeast of Nassau Bahamas. It carries 50 mph winds and moves west-northwest at 12 mph, with strongest winds in squalls near the northeast side. Forecast calls for slow intensification and expanding wind area within 24 hours. A separate dispatch notes high level political tensions and discussions in Formosa with U S and Allied officers, meeting leaders including Felt, Smoot, Kuter, and Drumright, continuing on national defense matters.
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Miami G
Atlantic Ocean
Nassau
Bahama Islands
Miami Weather Bureau
Earthquake Shocks Humboldt County Area
An earthquake measuring magnitude 4.0 on the Richter scale struck Humboldt County near Arcata at 9 51 p m Monday. No damage reports were available, according to UC seismograph data. The quake was centered about 220 miles from Berkeley.
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Arcata
Calif
Apple Twists Win 25000 for Ohioan
In New York, Mrs. Don De Vault of Delaware, Ohio, won top prize of 25000 in the Pillsbury 10th Grand National Bake-Off for Spicy Apple Twists, a pastry strip twist around quartered apples. Second prize went to Mrs. Lillian Jehlick of Westchester, DC, for Rich Batter Bread. Gregory J. Patent Jr. of San Francisco earned 1000 in the junior division. No male contestant has ever topped the main prize.
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New York
UPI
America
Don de Vault
Delaware
Ohio
Pillsbury
de Vault
Lillian Jehlik
Westchester, DC
Gregory J. Patent Jr
San Francisco
Golden Gate
Weather Update Mostly Cloudy With Light Showers
Weather forecast notes mostly cloudy conditions and occasional sprinkles or light showers today. Expectations include partly cloudy skies tonight and Wednesday, with slightly cooler temperatures on Wednesday. Noon temperature today recorded at 77 degrees.
Hit-Runner Kills Man in Crosswalk
A hit and run driver fatally struck 68 year old Fred Pomerleau as he crossed a crosswalk at 7th Street and Temple Avenue after getting off a bus. The vehicle sped through a red light, swerved, and fled the scene, with two witnesses confirming the account. Pomerleau’s death brings this year’s traffic fatalities to 22. His body was taken to Dilday Mortuary.
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Fred £. Pomereau
Temple’ Ave
7Th St
Temple Ave
Douglas,Aircraft, Co
Louis B. Brit
Pomerieau
Pomtileau
Redonda Ave
Pomerleau
Dilday Mortuary
Peiping Bid in U.N. Seen as Doomed in U.S. Fallout
President Eisenhower aide Sherman Adams contends he did no wrong as he resigns, while Republicans and Democrats clash over the Goldfine affair. At the United Nations, the General Assembly moves toward voting on Communist China’s U.N. seat, with U.S. and Soviet diplomats trading sharp accusations and Senator Lodge pressing for Moscow to curb Red China’s attacks on the Quemoys. India resists shelving the motion amid Russian support.
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Washington
Sherman Adams
Eisenhower
Aid
Adams
Bester
Bernard Goldfine
United Nations
General Assembly
China
U.N
Peiping
Ister
Andrei Gromyko
U. S
Henry Cabot
Cor- Lodge
Gromyko
Lodge
Moscow
Pening
India
Red
Chiang Felt Confer 3 Hours on Defense
Chiang Kai shek and Adm. Harry D. Felt held a nearly three hour session in Formosa focusing on defense and readiness against Communist China. They reportedly discussed operational plans and avenues to secure more aid as regional tensions persisted. Eisenhower, fresh from Newport, back in Washington, prepared to select a new administrative chief as he addressed ongoing global issues.
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Taipei
Formosa
Chiang Kaishek
Adm
Harry D. Felt
China
Lhief
U. S
Pacific
Washington
Quemoy
Eisenhower
Islands
Newport
Sherman’ Adams
Jand
Columbine II
Exhaust control devices long way off gains made in fight on auto smog
Experts report promising progress in removing pollutants from car exhaust but warn that a practical smog reducing device is years away. A catalyst based afterburner tested on a car shows effectiveness in cutting eye irritation and haze. Ford and others study catalysts like vanadium pentoxide. Estimated cost could reach 100 dollars per car, with Los Angeles County alone valued at 300 million dollars. Public officials stress engineering, size, and maintenance hurdles remain before production or final testing.
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Los Angeles U
Air Pollution Foundation
Foundation
Ford Motor Co
Smith Griswold
Los Angeles County Air Pollution Control District
Ford
Los Angeles County
Griswold
Smallpox Epidemic Kills 515 in Java Island
Jakarta Indonesia UP A smallpox epidemic raging in Java Island east Indonesia has caused 515 deaths since January. Pla News Agency reported today.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
UPA
Butan Island
Pla
Where to Find It and Costs of a Simple Cloud Method
A brief note lists sections and page references for a newspaper issue. It claims a new cloud making method costs 18 cents and mentions sections such as Beach Combing, Bridge, Classifieds, Comics, Crossword, Death Notices, Editorial, Financial, Sports, TV and radio, and weather pages with various page identifiers.
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Boyle
Wilson
Womet
Demos Get Air Time on Adams Case Broadcast
Paul Butler, Democratic National Chairman, will address the nation on The Other Side of the Adams Case alleging the free air time given to Sherman Adams was partisan. CBS and Mutual will carry the speech at 5:35 pm EST to 5:45 pm EST with local variations. NBC will broadcast similarly.
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Adams
New York
Paul Butler
Sherman Adams
Snig
Butler
CBS
Long Beach
New York City
Mutual Broadcasting System
NBC
ABC
Typhoon Ida Near Guam Forecasts Turn Northwest
U S Air Force weather personnel report Typhoon Ida at 550 miles west northwest of Guam at 6 p m moving northwest at 40 mph with 150 mph winds The center was expected to be 700 miles northwest of Guam by 3 pm Wednesday The report notes Ida’s position and projected path as it heads away from Guam toward the northwest.
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U.S. Air Force
Guam
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