Brush Fire Fueled by Two Boys Burns Vast California Watershed
A two day brush fire in Monrovia California burned over 200 acres of valuable water shed and damaged cottages and homes. Authorities said two seven year old boys accidentally started the blaze which forced hundreds from their homes as crews fought the flames through the night with thousands of firefighters and planes assisting. No deaths reported.
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Monrovia
Calif
UPI
Dolla
Pere Fordas
Gov. Crasmithie
Truman blasts GOP mess in Akron speech
Former President Truman denounced the Republican administration at a Democratic fund raising dinner in Akron, charging foreign policy failures and inflation while urging defeat of right to work amendments. He spoke with Sam Rayburn and Michael DiSalle present, criticizing Ike era policy and GOP labor smear tactics.
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Columbus
UPI
Truman
Ohio
Sam Rayburn
Michael DiSalle
Dent
Akron
Washington
Eisenhower
Free Nations
Free World
Pope’s Talk Shortened by Hiccups in Italy
Pope Pius III addressed visiting plastic surgeons at Castel Gandolfo but cut his lengthy technical remarks. He spoke only on the profession’s moral aspects as hiccups interrupted his delivery. The Pontiff, 53, had been mildly indisposed since last May and appeared paler yet pressed on with the audience.
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Castel Gandolfo
Italy
Pope Pius III
Mendas
Billy Graham Urges Prayers For Free China
Evangelist Billy Graham praised Generalissimo Chiang Kai shek and urged prayers for a Free China amid tensions over offshore islands. He said Chiang has faults but courage to stand up to Communists and is pro American, and he did not make political implications, only asked for prayers.
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Billy Graham
China
Harlattr
Luptia
Chiang Kai- Shek
Republic of China
Graham
Muchl
Chiang Kai Shek
Sore
Chiang
Nixon Hails Six-Year Record During Campaign Swing
Nixon, concluding a five day Midwest and Pacific Coast tour, told Oregon Republicans the administration’s six years were the best in American history and that the party offers the strongest case to the people.
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RTL
Richard M Nixon
Cnncism
Midwest
Pacific Coast
Nixon
Oregon
Local Stocks Listing Fragments From Pierre R Smith Co
Stock board itemized entries show brokers and firms with prices and bids like Freidav Ort 185% and standard screws. Partial listings include West av and Nor Sav Loar, with multiple shortened company names and contact tokens.
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Pierre R. Smith & CO
Midwest Stock Exchange
Oh Bats Lara
Lorain
Ee Oom
Nor
Nor Sav
Plaudier Cece
S&s West
Jayne Mansfield Objects To Pad Seller Endorsement
Hollywood actress Jayne Mansfield warned she will sue Fredericks of California for using her name and photo to endorse padded undergarments and fanny pads. Mansfield, via attorney Murray Lertzman, demands removal and disavowal, denying any endorsement and asserting her curves are natural. Fredericks claims an assignment from Barry Kramer supports use, which Mansfield rejects as unfounded.
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Hollywood
Jayne Mansfield
Milady
Jayne
Y Murray Lertzman
T Fredericks
California
Fredericks
FL M. Mellinger
New York
Barry Kramer
Meany to arbitrate ship strike dispute in unprecedented move
UPI reports USFL-CIO President George Meany agreed to take charge of an unprecedented attempt to arbitrate the four day old strike by the International Organization of Masters Mates and Pilots and 24 major ship lines. About 2 000 union members walked out with roughly 30 ships idle, affecting more than 300 vessels and delaying thousands of travelers.
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New York
UPI
Atlantics
Gulf Coast
Usfl - Cio
George
Meany
International Organization of Masters
American Merchant Marine Institute
Rite States
America
Parking Ban Tested as Cadillac Grinds Ramp
An irate driver tested a parking ban by maneuvering a 1958 Cadillac into a lot, damaging a Fender with a long scratch. Karl Lindberg drove one of the big new cars, the vehicle being too large for the ramps.
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Grauniis
Karl Lindberg
Outlook Sees Limited Relief Amid Global Tensions
United Press International surveys world observers who foresee little easing of tensions in the coming months. Mao is rising as a key Communist prophet, while Asia and Europe face shifts in power, economic pressures, and possible new leadership battles shaping the year ahead.
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New York
United Press International
Mao Tsetune
Europe
Thailand
Cambodia
China
Japa
Bether
Britain
United States
UAR
France
U.S
Soviet Russia
Kremlin
Burma
Niki
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Latin America
Thela Khrushchev
Stalinsmn
Rangoon
Yugoslavia
Thel
Russia
Ing Nagser
Middle West
Red
Cleveland Vows Protest of CEI Increase
Cleveland will oppose CEI rate hikes and accept only a fraction of Ohio Bell Telephone’s request. Law Director Ralph Locher and assistant Andrew Sargis plan to fight both increases at state Public Utilities Commission hearings. CEI seeks 5 percent more revenue and $3.9 million yearly from five counties. PUC hearings begin in Columbus with Oct 21 for Bell’s 12 percent rise and total $28 million a year nationwide.
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Cleveland
UPL
Itt
Cleveland Electric Elluminating Co
Ohio Bell Telephone
Ralph Locher
Andrew Sa
Public Utilities ‘Commission
CET
Lee Howly
CEI
PUC
Columbus
Ohio Bell
Ohio
Jet airliners begin transatlantic service under strict Idlewild limits
The inaugural jet service across the Atlantic faces noise restrictions at Idlewild. BOAC and Pan Am plan Comets and 707s with a 157 passenger cap, limited takeoffs before 7 am, restricted runway use, and weather allowances for shakedown flights.
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Jet Airuner
Basil Smallpiece
Jagme
Atlantic
BOAC
PAA
Idlewild
Port Authority
Truman Decries Fear as Ohio Contests Right to Work
President Truman labeled the right to work measure aimed at wrecking labor groups and urged opposition from Ohio voters. Gov. C William O'Neill warned of fear among industrialists and small businessmen amid a partisan campaign push.
Patti Declines Aurora Police Chief Offer During Crisis
Patti Counts, 28, a nightclub press agent, says she cannot take the police chief job amid turmoil in Aurora. Mayor Paul Egan calls for a volunteer force as the ex-chief and officers remain defiant, while Patti faces public backlash and a crisis setup.
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Patti
Aurora
UPI
Paul Egan
Imen
Don Curran
Egan
Iki Ake
Patti Counts
Ters Ciib
Otiter
Police
Aur‘ora
Jang
Indiana
Seven Believed Dead In Indiana County Home Fire
A kerosene stove explosion sparked a fire one mile north of Clymer, Indiana County. Clair Kinter, his wife, and five of seven children were believed dead. two children survived, including Linda Kinter who was in critical condition with third degree burns. Firefighters from Clymer and Dixonville battled the blaze, recovering four bodies and believing three remain inside. a 12 year old daughter escaped injury in the collapse.
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Indiana, Pa
Clair Kinter
Indiana County
Clymer
Linda Kinter
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Cymer
Dixonville
iPolice
Timken to Restore Pay Cuts for 3,500 Salaried Workers
Timken Roller Bearing Co. will restore 10 percent pay cuts on October 19 for 3,500 salaried workers across six Ohio plants and two others. Hourly staff will return to a 4 day work week, ending a four and a half day week in effect since May.
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Canton, C
UPI
Timken Roller Bearing Co
Ohio
Train Hits Girl in Franklin. Injuries Minor
Christina Sierski, 11, was on a Franklin railroad site when a Susquehanna & Western freight train struck the girl at 70 mph. Engineer Frank Conklin said he did not see her until it was too late to brake. She escaped with minor injuries.
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Franklin
UPI
Christtina Sierski
Aimy
Susaudhanna & Western
Frank Conklin
Christina
Conklin
Brazil Secures World Bank Loan for Giant Hydroelectric Project
Brazil borrowed 73 million dollars from the World Bank to finance a major hydroelectric scheme about 200 miles north of Sao Paulo. The project, the bank's second largest single loan, will yield about 1 million kilowatts and boost power by 50 percent in Brazil’s central and southern regions.
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Washington
UPI
Brazil
World Bank
Latin America
Bank
Sao Paulo
Cyprus roundup leaves up to six dead 300 injured
Greek reports from Famagusta say one to six killed and about 300 injured in a British roundup of terror suspects. Paratroops search the city, 800 Greeks questioned, and a shopper is killed as gunmen described as boys in black fire on civilians. Police warn of casualties and note EGKA guerrillas active.
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Cyprus
Nicosia
UPI
Famagusta
Se ‘Curity
EGKA
Britain
Island
Los Angeles Hits Record Heat at 102 Degrees
A heat wave sent downtown Los Angeles to 102.1 degrees Friday with forecasts predicting a repeat. The scorching conditions raised fire danger across Southern California, with Monrovia declared a major disaster area as two more brush fires broke out and four people collapsed from heat. Nearby cities also sweltered including Long Beach at 105 and San Bernardino at 102 as air conditioning failures affected Covina schools.
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Los Angeles
UPD
U.S. Weather Bureau
California
Monrovia
Covina
Long Beach
Pacific Ocean
San Bernardino
Glendale
Pasadena
Man Bitten By Dog Believed Near Death
ATLANTA UPI reports Willie Ester Ray, 55, lay in Grady Memorial Hospital in critical condition with suspected rabies after a dog bite on September 13. Doctors warned he could die within a week if treatment is not begun. the dog was not found and authorities questioned his story due to his homelessness.
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Atlanta
UPI
Willie Ester Ray
Ray
Grady Memorial Hospital
Bus Swept Away In Flood Drowns 8 Near Durango
Floodwaters on the Pedr icena River swept a bus downstream overturning it during a ford. Four passengers were rescued and one body recovered. seven people including two nuns were missing from the 12 aboard.
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Durango
Mexico
UPI
Pedricena
Riv
Iran Gets TV Inaugural Commercial Station
Tehran reports Iran inaugurated Television Iran the first commercial TV station in the Middle East Friday night. The station will be managed by Vane Hallack a 44 year old from New York.
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Tehran
Tran
UPD
Shah of Tran
Television
Iran
Middle East
Vane Hallack
New York
Detver and collect only from local accounts
A brief instruction to limit detver and collection to local accounts. It mentions a well known product used by most people and requires dealers to carry a small inventory. The note asks to write giving phone to the manager at P O Box 1064 Cleveland 2 Ohio.
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P.O
Cleveland 2
Ohio
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William O'Neill
William Saxbe
Saxbe
Lit He Rock
Ark
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Canton
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Timken
Fort Fer
IBM
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Whiting Business College
Carl R. Johnson
After & P.M
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Pierre R. Smith & Company
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Midwest Stock Exchange Act
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