Kool Kats Land In Fuzz Pad In Hawaii Flight Home
Two Panorama City teens Joel Mueller and Robert Coughlin both seventeen, wandered Waikiki with forty one dollars and old drums, hoping for restaurant or music jobs while the Juvenile Crime Prevention Bureau kept them in custody. They complained of cops and smog and preferred leaving for home, but faced detainment until a plane could be arranged.
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San Fernando Valley
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Juvenile Crime Prevention Bureau
Waikiki Beach
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Border Patrol Up To Shotgun Job On Planes
President Kennedy announced placing border patrolmen on some planes to curb hijackings. Leonard Gilman recalled subduing a hijacker on a El Paso bound flight. The Border Patrol, established 1924, trains at Fort Bliss then Port Isabel with 13 weeks courses. Basic entrance salary is 5355 a year.
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Border Patrol
Leonard Gilman
el Paso
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United States
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Immigration and Naturalization Service
Departent of Justice
J. M. Swing
U.S. Army
James F. Greene
Civil Service
Border Patrol Academy
Fort Bliss
Tex
Naval Air Station
Port Isabel
Cafe doorstep bomb found at Beverly Hills restaurant
Los Angeles reports an incident at Romanoff's restaurant in Beverly Hills where a doorstep device, used for over a year, revealed a homemade bomb containing about seven pounds of dynamite. Police and bomb squad investigated, cordoned surrounding areas, and no injuries were reported. Authorities are reviewing surveillance and urge public calm while pursuing leads.
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Los Angeles
Romanoff
Beverly Hills
Hen That Laid Curved Egg Dies On Her Nest
A hen famous for laying curved eggs died in her nest in Dorset after a 3 inch pipe nesting incident. Police and local officials reported the odd case drew international attention with donations for charity and television appearances.
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Beverly Hills
C. H.j/POOLE
England
Ade Anderson
Adelaide
Lee Hull
Chicago Tribune
Britain
United
Dorset
Sennen
Dallas Changes Policy on Negro Pupils Admission
The Dallas News reports the Dallas School District will stop accepting Negro first grade students from outlying districts without facilities for Negroes. Previously suburban county districts paid tuition for such students, but with rising classroom pressure, Superintendent W. T. White says this practice ends.
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