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   Corona Daily Independent (Newspaper) - April 27, 1959, Corona, California                                Whaf We Right Opposing What Wa * for 44 RE 7-1234  10 CENTS O N L Y newspaper published in CORONA and earnestly devoted to the entire Corona APRIL 27. 1959.  of Live Hatchery State Humane Society officer today took steps to stop a cruel practice that has been going on at the County dump east of the practice of leaving live baby chicks there to be buried alive by the dump of the inhumane system of disposing of culled chicks first became known A man Who came the Corona Daily Independent office to pay a said that he had picked up a number of at the dump and said there was a lot left if anyone He also mentioned that he thought it was inhumane to leave live there to starve or be Often A reporter agreed with him and drove to the dump look into the By the time he got there the chicks were However he learned from the d u m p D. A. that live chicks were left there two or three times a week at certain don't like to cover Leinenweaver s a i. I usually try to give away as many of them as I can before I bury the mentioned that one of his had taken 418 of the home once and 408 of. Leinenweaver u rje who was doing the live chicken but said he had a pretty good the Humane on 2)  HAD to DO IT SAUSALITO Harvey a San Francisco art was in Marin County jail today for trying steal a sign of spring in full view of the police looking out the 0 w spotted Garrison to off with a 75-pound statue of a p i p from a pond across the had my eye on that for a long Garrison just had to have Strand Spent in Humane Don listens as D. A. Leinenweaver explains how live are loft at the county dump for him to bury alive with his CDI to salute ' to dustry with a of for Corona shoppers is planned by the Retail Division of the Corona Chamber of for Friday and Saturday ot according to Joe Coupons which will entitle people to a at 54 valuable will be distributed to and also will be able at the stores of Scientists Fill Air with Rockets merchants taking part are Department C. W. Harris Son Department Vasels Department Henson's Shoe Collin's ' Benedict Stationery Emerson's Men's Toy Gunderson's Hemphill's Village Food Corona Stedman's Western Kellers Schwartz Corona and Royce Photo and Sports lucky names for the 24 prizes will be selected at 4 p.m. Saturday at the corner of Sixth and Main In observance of free lemonade and orangeade will be served on the corner of Sixth land Streets Friday from 1 to 5 p.m. and Saturday from to 4 a a National Guard tank will be on display downtown during Citrus participating in the event will offer special for shoppers during two-day The mayor is issuing a proclamation the special days honoring and most important JERRY In case didn't know yesterday was To the that's checking and preliminary research had been Weather and ic conditions were Junior High School Kirk arid a raft of who had been waiting for were expedition to Cape which is a quarry south of got underway a little after 2 p.m. Besides and his C/ M. the young included Jim Daniel Phil Luanne Vickie Debbie and Danny They are ail eighth grade science students at Junior in was During the there were four oa paye 2)  16-year-old Corona girl Who cuts over her body when she stepped through a closed plate glass sliding was reported in condition today by Corona Hospital girl is Scale who is staying with her uncle and Mr. and Mrs. Joe at their Wakefield said his niece was entering the house last night at about 9 o'clock when the accident There was nd reflection on the glass and she was unable to tell the door was he Kay's foot punched through the the glass showering her with the Shrader said a couple of the gashes were attending physician was unable to estimate the number of stitches required to close the various but he said they were was taken to the hospital by Brown Grimes tires signaled of. a. in the mountains above Corona last night for a Midway City woman and the six children with details of their are available but a state forestry - ranger made contact with the family about noon after two teenage boys hiked seven miles to the Crown A call from ranch to the Police Department was relayed to state Division of Marlin assistant state forest ranger for the west end of Riverside picked up the with a U. S. Service ranger and headed back up towards Bedford Safe Near peak they found the stalled car of Mrs. Donald D. Webb and four other All were in good hungry and became stranded about 5 p.m. yesterday two tires went flat as they bumped over the twisting How they got in arid reached the point they did was not believed the area was and gates This morning at the two aged 13 and 14, started on Page 2)  Walkout Over Brigitte Film Interrupts NBC Radio-TV YORK television network interrupted briefly today by a dispute with a union over TV shows of the National Association of Broadcast Employes and Technicians walked off their at 7 a.m. after refusing to handle a video taped interview with Brigitte Bardot on the Dave Union spokesmen claimed the tape was transcribed in Paris by nonunion French personnel in violation of i the union's union estimated that about 1,500 NBC joined in the protest action at tlie network's TV and radio facilities in New San Francisco and They refused also to handle standby film programs or to substitute live TV programming was from 7 a.m. to 9 a.m. when NBC normally revert to local Normal network programming was resumed with the Re at 10 a.m. with the aid of and II Plunges to Temperatures Follow Weekend night's rainfall boosted Corona total above the but still left the area for short of last year's the 21.47 inches recorded by this this The Corona Fire Department said oT an was Norco reported weather will prevail in Southern California afternoon and Tuesday accompanied by rising A few patches of fog and low clouds are expected along the coast during the night and early Gusty winds will occur in the mountains and Wednesday's outlook is for warm weather after morning low clouds lift from along the 74.  74; 51.  5.17.  1958, 21.47.  Board at 5:30 P.M. to a of meetings scheduled this evening which Corona School Board members need to the time of the regular school meeting has been changed from 7:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. Only routine matters are scheduled to come up on the agenda for this W. S. Caudill Receives Kentucky Colonel now has a received an impressive Discoverer II satellite has plunged back into the and burned up friction after two weeks in the Defense early spokesman he did not know at what time or location the re-entry took An official of the Satellite Tracking Station near South reported that a flaming object which plunged over Natal Saturday have been Discoverer SAYS NOTHING ON to London today after a vacation in Italy and France that set off rumors of a new and she stepped off an airliner from Paris today without a ward about the headlines that linked her to that cf Prince Henry of a surrealist who was her constant companion in Buckingham circles speculated that she might have a reunion with him next when she goes to Jet Due This jet transports ordered by the Air for of U. S. government executives and staff members will be delivered this the Company announced Boeing were to be of the type President Eisenhower and other top government officials would VicQ President Richard M. Nixon was expected to make his trip to Moscow in July aboard one of the swift jetliners that are similar to Boeing's commercial 707 Colonel in its and W. S. judge of the Judical District Justice Court has the papers to prove everybody can be a and the judge has wanted to be one for a long almost since leaving his native Kentucky 49 years corresponded with Albert Benjamin known widely as A. B. Chandler a long-time friend of the interceded in his It had been 53 years since the A. H. now 83, and the Corona judge had seen each Adams is a county which is similar to the district attorney for this week Judge in the Blazoned with Commonwealth of the commission as a Kentucky Colonel is signed by Chandler and by the secretary of Kentucky Colonels is a society of headquarters in ky. The identification card admits the bearer to all Kentucky Derbys at no the judge but he doesn't know when he'll ever be able to get jback to Caudill was reared in where his dide in 1896 at the age of 84. The forebear entered Kentucky with his wife and including the and all their possessions on three ro n a Band Tri u m p h a n t National City Junior High School Band scored a decisive win in its classification of Saturday at National City at the 12th Maytime Band was the first parade competition this year for the band the first year that Cameron Thomas has directed the junior high school The Corona band scored a of a possible perfect score of 100%, placing top in the Class B The score than many competing high bands and very close to the score of the Azusa High School addition first place award for the the majorettes Corona Junior High took third place award in this division of judges were unanimous in their that the event was more outstanding and than in the Forty bands were in and the musical ability of each one was greatly Band the musical of competing bands the most CONFERS WITH IKE BEFORE Eisenhower and Secretary of State Christian A. Herter expressed disappointment today that Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev has balked at going with the U. S. proposal for limiting nuclear and Herter discussed the rejection over the weekend and conferred again this morning on refusal to accept the program proposed by Eisenhower in a letter of April 13. The Soviet leader turned down the proposal in a letter received leaves later today for the western foreign minister's opening in Paris Shakes Border moderate earthquake was recorded at 10:46.2 a.m. today on tho Cal Tech seismograph and was felt in cities near the Mexico Charles Richter said the temblor occurred at a distance 220 miles from the institute and had aVi intensity of 4.5 on a of Police from Brawley and El Centro said the quake was felt but no damage was OK'S TWO MORE TAX Assembly today 44-32. a hill boosting horse racing taxes by about 20 million dollars a The action came shortly after a increasing taxes was tax Will boost state approximately eight million dollars a It was the third in Gov. Edmund G. Brown's tax program to win Assembly for Plane Cyprus for a missing British transport secret rocket moved closer today to tho area where an unarmed U. S. transport was shot Sown in from the United Turkey and Iran swept thousands of miles of desolate Turkish and Iranian mountains seeking some trace of the missing plane its 12 Belief was growing that the plane had been forced down in Soviet but this theory could not be POSTPONING GERMAN today proposed a system of and limitations as a part of an East-West cold war package settlement with the Soviet the same it suggested that free elections be postponed or to a date acceptable to both East and they are not postponed phase of Oi a possible 100 accounts for 50 The same emphasis has been placed on at all events since that Marine trophy for the ift had been won of the High School and the Junior High School years was won this year by Mt. Miguel School Miguel was one of the 10 participants at the Corona Band Jamboree in 1937,  Corona Junior High viable record In years of competition at National City they had first place five Marine trophies and two sweepstakes In 1056 they swept the field by winning first the Marine trophy and the sweepstakes band was accompanied Club assisted In organizing and assisting with l- Uiti many last minute LEAVES CANADA AFTER Fidel Castro left by plane only a few minutes after police received a message from authorities New York saying that two men were on their way here to assassinate bearded Prime Minister came here Sunday for a 24-hour His Cubana Airlines plane headed for Castro was whisked aboard the plane a few minutes that two known were en route here fronk York apparently bent on an assassination  

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