Elizabeth Taylor and Eddie Fisher get married in Las Vegas .. Fred Astaire wants to give back his Emmy award … and two youths are wounded in an ambush while walking along the streetcar tracks near 8315 Maie Ave. in Firestone. The two wounded youths were members of the Peewees, who had reportedly been looking for a fight with the Quarters Gang.

"I ran to the back door and saw three pieces of the airplane coming down. All of them were on fire."

A passenger praises a stewardess for pushing him from the burning aircraft. She says: "I honestly don't remember."

The Times' Robert T. Hartmann looks for lasting changes from Richard Nixon's 1958 trip to South America.

"Probably the quickest reforms following the Nixon trip were made by the U.S. Information Agency…. The USIA stepped up its efforts to reach the influential new middle class.

The Arechiga family's battle over Chavez Ravine moves to federal court.

The city's claim to the property will be attacked in the proposed federal suit on the grounds that at the time title to the Arechiga property was obtained by condemnation the city no longer planned to use the property for a public housing project.

"Sympathy for the Arechiga family of Chavez Ravine comes easily and universally and that is one of the reasons we're glad we're Americans. The family will be taken care of, we may be sure, with the same unquestioning generosity that is bestowed on the victims of unheralded calamity."

"But when the Arechicgas are securely resettled, there will be something left of the case that is not so candid as the eviction which an easy-going government had put off for at least six years. What is the motive of the agitators who have been trying for nearly a week to make martyrs of the Arechiga family?
 

Al Capp continues to decorate his panels with extraneous Ozark babes.

Braven Dyer's got another nickname: whistleball. Make that pro whistleball.