Barratt Protests Ban on Public Meetings at Local Board Session
Barratt objects to a public protest ban as Board of Education members conduct an emergency session. The meeting included testimony from teachers and the principal Louise Tingey, with Ralph Hallman and others to question Monday evening. The session, aimed at addressing serious facilities issues and alleged misconduct, continued into an executive session with tensions over the election impact.
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Cycle Fatality in Azusa Police File
Police report details a fatal crash at Oaks and Orange Grove involving Donald F F Graham of 2378 Fer Avenue Azusa. He died after his vehicle struck a windshield and tumbled into the street, injuring bystanders. Mrs Mader involved with injuries and treatment noted.
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Ike's 2 Copters Land on His Lawn
President Eisenhower's two helicopters made a first practical landing on the White House lawn amid a dramatic display. The craft touched down near landmark features as observers noted the precision and quiet operation of the arrivals.
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Actor Injured in Edmund O'R film set incident
Unclear report describes an actor injured on a Hollywood set in a recent incident during filming. Details are fragmented with references to a residential area and a blank car scene, suggesting a misfire or accident connected to a production titled Sinpever Tokyo. Names and exact circumstances remain uncertain.
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Police Quiz Release Boy in Murder Case
A tense probe centers on Mrs. Van Wormer’s death by strangulation in Arcadia. Police say a wire strand found in a basement and a later questioning of the ex-husband, Van Wormer, link to the Moorovia School District official. Autopsy confirms traumatic head injuries before death.
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Japanese Woman Says With I A Japanese Woman
An unclear page fragment describes a Japanese woman and a baby, with wrecked scenes and mentions of a murder, a sheriff, and a nearby residence. It references Page 3 items including religious notes and a theater, but the details are garbled. The overall context suggests a domestic crime with damaged OCR text.
Atom Test Cutback Rumored
Reports say a cutback on atomic tests was discussed during stalled talks with the Soviet Union. President and Harold Wilson each pursued a chance to advance disarmament in London while observers watched for any agreement to limit nuclear weapon tests.
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Marines State Participation in Atom Tests
Marines announce planned participation in a Nevada atomic exercise June 23 involving a pre dawn blast. Training includes equipment display in blast area to show effects of nuclear detonations and indoc trination for Marine personnel.
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Police Wound Western Rebels In Lebanon Clashes
Rebels and bands fought in downtown Lebanon as jets attacked yesterday. Police wounded several insurgents while attempting to enforce a general strike order. Local authorities reported scattered clashes and calls for calm amidst mounting tensions.
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Baby Dies After 52 Hour Battle at Memorial Hospital
A baby girl weighing ounces died after a 52 hour battle at Memorial Hospital. Details are limited due to fragmented text. Berkeley resident Hissan Stalter is mentioned among the names in the report.
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Touch system fails beggar tags a badge
Fragmentary report describes a jail incident with vague references to a touch system, beggar badge, and a person named Brie who took someone to jail. Mixed opaque phrases hint at a police or court matter but lack clear names, dates, or locations.
Plane and Pony Rustling No Help for Elopers
A Pacoma area couple of teenagers ran away to Las Vegas planning marriage but faced juvenile authorities. They admitted stealing an airplane and horses as they traveled between towns, with arrests in Flagstaff and later release to parents. Both faced charges for theft and related offenses as officers pursued custody and possible parental involvement.
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British Explode Perfect H Bomb, Pacific Test Report
Britain claims a second H bomb test at its Pacific proving grounds. An Air Ministry official described the weapon as perfected and deliverable by a Royal Air Force bomber. The blast occurred near Christmas and Malden islands with a bombardier and Kenneth Lew among those noted. radioactive fallout was expected to be widespread rather than concentrated in the shot arc.
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Pasadena Holiday Fatality Leaves 3rd Death Listed
An auto collision on Richeson Street Avenue during a four day Memorial Day weekend killed a pedestrian and injured others as a driver veered across the roadway. Police said the victim was identified as Ernie Maloney, age ??, with investigators continuing to piece together details. The incident comes as nationwide travel peaks with an extended holiday, contributing to mounting traffic fatalities across several states.
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Bead Drunk Misidentified as Dead Body Near Freeway
A patrol encounter on Rivergrade Road near the San Bernardino Freeway led to confusion after an informant mistook a bead drunk for a dead body. The incident prompted sheriff’s station officials to issue a clarification overnight.
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JOE FRANK CAUGHT IN DOOR TO ANGEI RAID
The article covers the "prangaloni raid" linked to Marilyn Monroe, with defendants Joe and Frank named as involved. It notes a private detective test and a legislative inquiry into investigative techniques used by the profession. The raid occurred at Rosy’s apartment, and Monroe recently divorced, with further details disputed by defendants and witnesses.
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Lensman Seized by Police After Fatal Striking Case
A maid was killed in a home on 119% La Hills Red with blood evidence tied to the suspect. Police held a Comber family member at Lincoln Heights jail awaiting a superior court hearing. The banking Mintz crisis and unrelated details appear in the damaged report.
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Monterey Park Wins LA Bump Battle
Monterey Park clinched a local Los Angeles County dispute over property limits near Ramona campus site college. The council resisted external authority and affirmed its own boundary approach amid a tense budget and community impact debate.
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