Sizeable tidal wave hits Chicago lakefront
A massive seiche from a squall sent a 20 foot high wave sweeping miles along Chicago's Lake Michigan shore. Police reported multiple drownings with at least three bodies recovered. coast guard, police, and fire units joined rescues. Beach and pier closures followed as waters remained turbulent north of Montrose Harbor.
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Chicago
Lake Michigan
Coast Guard
Montrose Harbor
North Avenue
Loyola University
Lake Front
Rogers Park
Sam Leone
City Life Guard Service
Leone
U. S. Weather Bureau
Sabotage Probed After Million Dollar Los Angeles Harbor Fire
Federal and city investigators joined navy intelligence and the FBI in Los Angeles to probe sabotage as the cause of a 1,000,000 dollar blaze at Tide Water Associated Oil Co. tanks. One worker, Jerry A. Alders, 45, is missing after a 55,000 barrel tank exploded and 10 tanks burned before dawn.
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San Pedro
Calif
Los Angeles
Tucson
Tide Water Associated Oil Co
F. E. Cavie
Navy
FBI
Ccompany
Jerry A. Alders
Coast Guard
Rain Forecast Continues With Likely Showers Today
The official U S weatherman predicts more rain today and tomorrow with scattered thunderstorms in the valley and mountains. He notes a tapering trend tomorrow but lingering moisture for showers. municipal airport reports about .19 inches of rain.
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U. S
Municipal Airport
Churchill Meets Dulles On Southeast Asia Crisis
Prime Minister Churchill held a private one hour conference with Secretary of State John Foster Dulles after discussing Indochina with President Eisenhower. The White House gave no reason, but the talks followed a day of high level discussions on Asia and European defense and included Eden and Coty messages and prospects for an anti Communist Southeast Asia alliance.
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Churchill
White House
Winston Churchill
United States
Eisenhower
Anthony Eden
Washington
Indochina
John Foster Dulles
Winston and Dulles
U. S.-Brit
Southeast Asia
Dulles
Rene Coty
Far East
Executive Mansion
House
Sen
United Action
Geneva
Eden
House of Commons
Asia
Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Guatemala
Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
Liberation Army
Arbenz
Belgians Report French Delay on EDC Parley
Belgium says French Premier Mendes France asked to postpone next week's six power EDC conference and will discuss the issue in Paris with Spaak. France and Italy have not ratified the EDC treaty. Belgium Luxembourg the Netherlands and West Germany have ratified. Mendes France favors postponement to continue his view on Indochina.
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Brussels
Belgium
Pierre Mendes- France
EDC
Paul-Henri Spaak
Paris
Lems
Foreign Office
Spaak
Mendes-France
Indochina
M. Mendes
France
M. Spaak
Luxembourg
Netherlands
West Germany
Italy
Yuma Deportation Drive Nets Over Eight Thousand
A two week roundup near Yuma Imperial valley has captured 8,208 Mexican nationals. They are being sent to Mexico via Nogales as the deportation point. Most detainees were taken in southern California while labor shortages in the region remain unaffected. George Pickering of the Yuma Producers Cooperative notes rising membership and capability to supply contract labor.
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Yuma
U. S. Immigration Service
Yuma-Imperial Valley
Mexico
Nogales
California
Arizona
George Pickering
Bizarre Cases Occupy Courts In Tucson 1954
Defendants in Tucson dark 1954 cases prepare pleas in superior court Monday. Richard Lewis Jordan 30 former psychiatric patient faces murder and assault charges for the Lyons Colorado woman’s death. Seth Tom Bailey 60 writer promoter is charged in 13 counts with obtaining 170000 dollars under false pretenses about a TV movie investment scheme.
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Tucson
Phyllis Mae Thompson
Lyons
Colo
Richard Lewis Jordan
Morris K. Udall
Bailey
Frank Watkins
Watkins
Superior Court
Robert S. Tullar
Bailey's
Justice Court
United States pressures Guatemala at U N Security Council
U S Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge Jr invoked the Monroe Doctrine to keep Guatemala within Western Hemisphere concerns. The council refused to act on Guatemala's request for U N intervention against Honduras and Nicaragua. Vote 5 to 4 against the agenda. Britain and France abstained. Nations backing included Russia Lebanon Denmark New Zealand.
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United Nations
N. Y
United States
Guatemala
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
U. N. Security Council
Lodge
World Organization
Organization of American States
OAS
Security Council
Brazil
Colombia
China
Turkey
Russia
Lebanon
Denmark
New Zealand
Trabert wins five setter at Wimbledon for title bid
Top seed Tony Trabert of Cincinnati edged Sweden's Sven Davidson in five sets on center court, 3-6 12-10 6-0 7-9 6-3, as Budge Patty eliminated Michael Davis in straight sets. Giants stay atop NL with 6-4 win over Cubs aided by Wes Westrum homer. Marv Grissom later preserved Antonelli's win with bases loaded K.
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Associated Press
Wimbledon
Tony Trabert
Cincinnati
Sweden
Sven Davidson
Budge Patty
Los Angeles
Michael Davis
Britain
NEW York
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
Johnny Antonelli
Wes Westrum
Marv Grissom
Ralph Kiner
Antonelli
Chicago
Klippstein
Davis
Cole
Cooper
Wilhelm
Grissom
Westrum
W—Antonelli
Cooper, Sauer
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Nichols
Bud
Crone
Jay
Paine
Crandall
Roberts
Lopata
L—Nichols
Lawrence
Sarni
Lees
Labine
Milliken
Meyer
Campanella
Brooklyn
Robinson
Furillo
Snider
Iki Sg
Sullivan
White
Johnson
Sawatski
Washington FS Pathohellecsie Ieaahiedisse
Detroit
Marrero
Stubbs
Fitzgerald
Aber
House
Cleveland
Baltimore
Kellner
Dixon
Shantz
Kretlow
Moss
Father Chokes Baby Son and Hides on Roof
Alex Hernandez, 27, of 612 N Columbia Ave, allegedly choked his 20 month old son Alex Jr and fled to the roof in the rain after an argument with his common law wife Celia C Canez. He waived preliminary hearing and was held for superior court on a felony aggravated assault charge. The baby was checked at the county hospital and found uninjured. Investigators noted Hernandez appeared under the influence of narcotics.
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Superior Court
Alex Hernandez
Columbia Ave
Celia C. Canez
Justice Court
McFarland Left Sole Republican Hope in Arizona Governor Race
Former U.S. Senator Ernest W. McFarland remains the lone Democrat after State Senator Jim Smith withdraws. Smith pledges support for McFarland, who would face Republican Gov. Howard Pyle in the November race if victorious.
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Phoenix
U.S
Ernest W. McFarland
Jim Smith
McFarland
Smith
Graham County
Howard Pyle
Tucson Tonight and Tomorrow Events List
A crowded schedule lists voter registrations at Desert Inn and multiple sites, including 2511 E Speed way 37 San Carlos annex South Scott street 341 W Aford and Craycroft road. Evening events feature Hi Corbett field baseball Tucson vs Bisbee Douglas Downtown airport micro midget racing and a Desert Lodge theater showing Because Their Hearts Were Pure. Old Tucson hosts square dancing 4 to 7 PM with no charge.
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Desert Inn Market
E. Speedway
Southern Arizona Aau
Himmel Park
San Carlos Apartment Annex
South Scott Street
Southside Fire Station
W. Aford
Tucson
Bisbee-Douglas
Hi Corbett Field
Tucson Little Theater Presents
Desert
Old Tucson
Cowboys
Bisbee Douglas
Teenagers set up own summer work bureau
A brief item notes teenagers organize a summer work bureau offering job listings and collaboration opportunities for local youths, highlighting community initiative and youth employment efforts.
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Ray McNally
Mountain State
Gadsden Centennial
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League of Women Voters
Pima County Recorder
Carlos Castillo Armas
Liberation
Chiquimula
Jack Rutledge
Guatemala City
Rutledge
Zacapa
St. Joseph's Church
Craycroft Road
Broadway
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