Identical Quadruplets Cheer Mother in Early Hospital Days
A Lima mother expresses joy as her identical quadruplets arrive at St Rita's Hospital after premature births. Doctors note four girls born weighing between 3 pounds 13 and 4 pounds 21 1/2 ounces, with three expected to leave in about two weeks and the smallest remaining longer due to health issues. The births are described as normal despite prematurity. hospital staff caution on health and naming decisions pending.
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Tetechote
Bator
Rita
Hosaitel
Lima
Ohio
Ahd Mires Phill
Charles Rhunsteiny
St. Rita's
Obstetrigian
Verran Noble
Pedia
Rchian
C.F. Stechschulte
Building Freeze Law Thaws Out in Pepper Area
Pusadana electors reported a building fee plan taking effect within 12 days, as the Community Development Agency discussed the redevelopment area. CRA officials debated an emergency ordinance to halt new construction, including a proposed 12 square foot plant build, to protect renewal efforts, but no vote was taken to suspend the More barn project.
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Pepper
Pusadana
Tolly Holes, Sra
Bo- Tova
Elty Delpeetors
Holmes
ITN
CRA
Wea
Norlin
Moreland
Pair Oaks
Board Acts to Tighten Leases in County Rentals
The Board of Supervisors moved to tighten long term county lease procedures. A countywide property inspection was ordered to guide negotiations for leases of 50 months or longer. The Independent notes proposed reforms include field surveys, appraisers, and a Citizens Advisory Committee on Real Estate Management to improve dealings and set rates.
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Board of Supervisors
Ates
Frank
Inter
Gement Cides
Winsether
Ise
Kitizens
Jon Real Estate
Nazi Trial to Probe 100000 Deaths Under Hitler Regime
Frankfurt trial to hear charges against Reinhold Vorberg the first ex Nazi extradited to stand trial for deaths of about 100000 mentally retarded people under the Hitler regime. Mand Beach offers $600000 to hear 1962 Republican National Convention site in California. Snow avalanche in Colorado buries a man and another search for victims continues. California Young Republicans clash with GOP leaders amid internal strife as party rivals debate the party’s future.
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Naig Reinhold Vorberg
Spalo
Brankfurt
Germany
Churchill honorary citizenship bill clears House panel
A measure granting honorary U.S. citizenship to Sir Winston Churchill received unanimous approval yesterday from the House Judiciary Subcommittee, advancing through the committee stage in a gesture of recognition by lawmakers.
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Washington
U.S
Winston Churchill
House
Mystery blast strikes West Berlin Intourist office
A powerful explosion damaged the Soviet Union's West Berlin Intourist office near Olivaer Platz. Police said the blast occurred after closing hours, wounding a staff member and causing shattered windows. Berlin officials reported no immediate claims of responsibility as authorities seek permission from western powers.
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West Berlin
Intourist
Jong
Lee
Berlin
Tornadoes and Floods Plague South and Midwest
Weather disaster leaves 14 dead as two Alabama Georgia tornadoes strike, injuring several and unroofing a church in Cave Springs. More than 4,000 homeless nationwide after floods hit West Virginia, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Indiana, with millions in damages as homes, factories and power lines fail.
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Alabama
Georgia
Midwest
Cave Springs
Bessevier
Ala
West Virginia
Ohio
Pennsyvania
Indiana
Grandma Kroeger Snoring Interruption Halts Murder Trial
In San Francisco Iva Kroeger snored through a double murder trial, prompting bailiffs to remove her. The defense questioned her condition as hospital records cited induced sleep. Prosecutors allege Ralph and Grandma Kroeger murdered Mildred Arneson and buried strangled bodies in the Kroeger basement garage to later fuel a motel murder plot in Santa Rosa.
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San Francisco
Urarditin Iva Kroeger
Cuugger
Yeep
Nya
Aur van Grandma Or
Ralph
Mildred Aid Day Arneson
Kroeger
Arnesons
Santa Rosa
Glendora Pride of Foothills Story on Page 3
A feature on Glendora highlights the town as the pride of the foothills with photographs and text in the Valley Series' Page 3 installment. The piece focuses on local character, scenery, and community spirit showcased through visuals and narrative.
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Glendora—Pride of Foothills
Boy Crushed by Trolley in Brookline Tragedy
An 11 year old boy named Jay was crushed under a trolley while en route to school in Brookline Massachusetts. He died several hours later at Children’s Medical Center in Boston after police and fire crews freed him from beneath the vehicle. He reportedly expressed concern for his mother before dying.
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Brookline
Mass
Jay
Merdinand
Strauss U1
Pales
Ferdinand
Perdinand
Children's’ Medical Center
Boston
Detection of A-Blasts Improves But Not Breakthroughs
Washington testimony to the Joint Committee on Atomic Energy described progress in detecting A blasts as improving yet not dramatic. ARPA VELA program spokesmen and U.S. disarmament agency officials offered cautious notes after the first day of the inquiry, highlighting advances but no decisive breakthroughs.
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Washington
Joint Committee On Atomic Energy
Iilo
Advance Research Project Agency
Arpa Vela
Yin U.S. Disarmament Agency
Wie
Camper sells first day via Independent and Star News ad
Elmer Cy Sylvester reports selling his camper the first day his Independent and Star News classified ad appeared. He notes the ad reaches buyers in the Market through the classifieds. Contact Camore 6.0311 or Zenith 2390 for affordable placement.
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Independent and Star News
Elmer Cy Sylvester
Lenapr
StarNews
Fox
Shortage of Shoes Drives Cuban Exiles to Flight
Miami reports quote Antonio Infante as one of eight new Cuban exiles fleeing Castro’s regime. He describes queues for shoes, shoe shortages, and gangs stopping convoys for footwear. Another exile, Dr Julian Baldor, says life in Cuba isn’t as dire as rumor, aided by his American wife. The group totals 98 exiles and dependents returning via Pan Am from Havana.
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Miami
Cuba
Mel Castro
Antonio Infante
Havana
Infante
Bis
Aguas Galaneas
Oriente Trovince
Vientori Do Teas Tunas
Fante
Julian F Baldor
Ciroan
Department of Health
Mary Fitza
Jbothy
Walder
Southland Statehood Bid Afoot
Joe Flynn announced formation of the Southern California Association for Statehood to campaign for a new state formed from Southland counties. He said the pro statehood post drew tremendous favorable response with hundreds of calls and many business supporters, and the association is being incorporated.
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Southern California Association For Statehood
Southland
Ion
Joe Flynn
Flynn
California
Wink
Pickets Demand Clothing for Horses in Public Mourning
Pickets protest near the White House urging Jacqueline Kennedy to clothe her horse after her death. A New York couple leads a campaign to clothe all animals seen in public, calling it a serious movement to correct decency. Spencer, leader of the group, claims some passersby show support while others mock the cause.
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Washington
White House
Jacqueline Tennedy
New York
Carling
Spencer
Kentnedy
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