Bombed Nudist Leader Hit By Color Bomb Dropped On Fire Line
An aviator dropped colored borate solution during a brush fire near a nudist colony. The group’s leader, president of the National Sunbathing Association, and the ranch foreman were soaked but uninjured. Twenty nudists fled to safety as the four acre blaze was fought by state crews.
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Tourists Dazed by Unexpected Visit With JFK
The Felix J Bethancourt family of New Orleans got an extraordinary White House tour meeting President Kennedy in his office, receiving autographs, White House pens, and a cap clasp. They toured Cabinet Room breakfast safe room and rode Capitol Hill in a White House limousine, surprisingly pulled from the usual tour line by Jimmy Deakin and Rep. F Edward Tevert. Bethancourt and Tevert are cousins, and the memory may defy belief.
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Separated Twins Put on Critical List
Siamese twin boys Daniel Bailey and David Bartley remain on the critical list at Children’s Hospital after one developed a blood infection following an operation. Doctors fear a grave prognosis for Daniel while David shows no infection yet and is kept under close watch as a precaution. The twins, joined from midbreast to mid-abdomen and weighing 14 pounds, 14 ounces at birth, were born to Rebecca Bartley 16 and Willian Bartley 19 of Glendale and separated at the Glen dle Sanitarium.
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Senate debate opens on national service plan
Washington action begins as the Senate starts consideration of the administration's National Service Corps proposal. The plan aims to perform domestic work that resembles the Peace Corps abroad and includes a proposed $5 million appropriation to fund the program.
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Pasadena Cited for Sister City Activities
Pasadena joins Mishigin Japan and Ludwigshaven Germany in sister city award honors at a Houston banquet. Former Mayor Edwards accepted the American Municipal Association and People to People program recognition for outstanding town relations. The report also notes a proposed volunteer corps plan and political debate surrounding related funding and future expansions.
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Supplier Suspect Nabbed In Narcotics Sweep
A minor traffic crash led to the arrest of ten people on narcotics suspicions and the seizure of $1300 worth of heroin. Edith Diaz 28 of Los Angeles admitted drug influence and said she was en route to meet a supplier at Firestone and Atlantic. Police later arrested William Brooks 23 and Sandee Brooks 18 and James Newell 20 of Lakewood after finding heroin in their car and Mrs Brooks purse. Additional suspects Troy Bottoms 23 Fullerton Dennis Fallon 22 Anaheim Judy Sehmial 22 Huntington Beach and Mary Vasquez 24 Montebello arrived. Bottoms had heroin. Diaz jailed for drug influence Vasquez for possession. Brooks duo and Newell for heroin possession. Others turned over for narcotics investigation.
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Abortionist Gets 10 Years Acquitted in California Case
A hectic mix of court outcomes and officials across California and beyond fills today’s page. Abortionist Hug Pireaster was sentenced in Los Angeles to ten years in federal prison for an armed bank holdup while an unrelated murder acquittal prevents retrial. Police and local trials follow, with officials in Huntington Beach, San Diego, and Santa Barbara addressing vehicular manslaughter, aftercare leadership, and public funds misuse. Divorces, mining news, and labor actions also appear alongside Nepalese landslides and welfare boosts.
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House Approves Shelter Aid Plan to Boost Public Shelters
Washington report notes House Armed Services subcommittee endorsed a first year plan of federal aid totaling 175 million to build shelters in schools hospitals and other nonprofit sites. The program could create about 10 million new shelter spaces with federal funding up to 25 per space for one person.
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