Harold Wilbur alights with harbor post in Los Angeles
A garbled early 20th century clipping notes a Los Angeles Harbor Commission member being named or awarded a position amid general chaotic phrasing. It references a public event, a parade, and a New York governor opposing federal right to work laws, with scattered mention of fines and a Chicago case. The text remains fragmentary and largely incoherent.
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Nelson A. Ronkefelter
New -York
Buffalo
Sie
Republcan
Susie Ipistadion
Pasadena Bond Issue Vote Set On High School Plan
Voters in Pasadena are asked to approve a five million bond issue to fund the new high school plan. The measure appears on a ballot along with other school bond questions. Officials state the proposal requires a two thirds majority to pass.
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Pasadena
Old High School
Tito Visit to State Stirs Protest Pickets
Medley of protestors, about 200 people plus signs reading butcher and tyrant, line Interstate 10 and Federal Building in Los Angeles to oppose Yugoslav Marshal Tito’s visit. Pickets organized by local conservatives, with life size Tito effigies and coffin bearing hammer and sickle symbols. Tito’s confirmed path shows arrival at Castle Air Force Base, then Yosemite, with San Francisco Bay area visit planned next day per Yugoslav consulate.
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Gore
Siersons
Federal Building
Ériy
Sdn
Pedro
Ing
Nic Tito
Federal
Castle Air Force Base
Merced
Yosemite National Park
New York
San Francisco Bay Area
Minister Frees in Mexico Death Case Report
Police investigated a traffic death linked to a Mexico case involving a retired San Ysidro minister. The state penal court ruled there was insufficient evidence to prosecute. An effigy was hung in San Pedro and another found moored at a dock.
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Atman
UPI
Bley
Curlis
San Ysidro
Calif
San Pedro
Copter Crash Kills Six Near New York Airport
A New York UPI report says a helicopter with 25 seats crashed and exploded after takeoff, killing six aboard. Investigators cite a main rotor blade fracture likely caused by metal fatigue, with debris spraying outward as authorities halted further disaster. Witnesses recall a rapid breakup near the airport’s central area, narrowly missing a cargo building. Names linked to the crash include George A. Laing enberg and Stankovich of New York City.
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New York
UPI
Sermeda Expiete
Joseph A Ara Stewartiegs
Marie
George A. Laingenberg
Noothbyack
Stankovich
New York City
Manhatta
Han
Sec
DMV Official Accused of Taking Cash for Favors
Sacramento dispatch reports a California DMV official charged with taking money from dealers for preferential treatment. Investigators fired included Hingbergen and two others. three people indicted by the Los Angeles County grand jury for alleged department violations. George C. Jackson said Hingbergen supplied a 1955 58 district aid to obtain licenses plates verify IDs and other tasks in exchange for $100 a month plus sporadic payments through 1958. He also arranged the sale of two autos to licensed dealers at favorable prices.
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Department of Motor Vehicles
Monley
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California
Hingsberge
Los An
Geles County
George C. Jackson
DMV
Hing Bergen
Jackson
Hidgsbergen
California Western Wholesale Inc
San Francis
Ebergen
Corm
Hingsberger
Resignation of Navy Secretary Korth over defense policy
In Washington Secretary Fred Korth resigned, citing protest over top Pentagon defense deals including atomic engines for carriers and the controversial TFX fighter contract. He plans to return to banking in Fort Worth, with Pabl Nitze named to succeed him, a move Kennedy announced from the White House.
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Fred Korth
Navy
Pentagon
Worth
Fort Worth
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Aie
Sai
Congress
Gordon Allott
Korth
White House
Kennedy
Pabl Nitze
Secrdary
Defense
White” State’ Department
Nitze
Adenauer to Retire Blasts Us Calls for Warning
West Germany's Konrad Adenauer, aging chancellor, lashed out at perceived U S pressure as he prepared to hand over power to Ludwig Erhard. He warned Washington and Moscow risk isolating West Germany amid East West thaw and claimed the wheat blockade shows a real German strength. He urged humanitarian grain aid but warned of renewed Cold War strain.
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Kennedy
Washington
Adenauer
Drsconomies
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Engle Eyeing Re election Deadline With Doctor’s Say
Report states Engle will meet re election deadline, with doctors noting his condition but predicting he can return to campaign. He faced hospital stay and exploratory surgery for a tumor, plans a campaign schedule as observers weigh his health and timing for January decisions.
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Agra
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Bethesda Naval Hospital
Tie
Havie
East German escapes meet tougher border guard orders
East Germany’s communist rulers press border guards to shoot to kill as escapes rise. Western sources say guards’ reluctance to kill comrades contributes to many successful defection attempts.
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Berlin
East
Rummage ad claims huge housecleaning magic
A reader praises a classified ad in the Independent and Star-News for quick cleaning and selling of unwanted items. Roberta Himter reports four days to clear closets, garage, and basement, using the ad to spark cash from donations and purchases. Local contact numbers are included for placing ads.
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Star- News
Roberta Himter
E. Carson Sto
Amd Atlic
Star-News
Sukarno Uses U S Aid for Planes
Investigators said President Sukarno used U S aid to buy three luxury American airliners for 320 million dollars just before Washington granted a 17 million dollar emergency loan. Rep. Passman and others criticized the foreign aid program as wasteful during closed hearings. Rep. Andrews questioned Indonesia's need for emergency aid given the aircraft expenditure.
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Yesarday
Sukarno
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Ioan
William 3. Minshall
R. Ola
Hils
Otto EB. Passman
D-La
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Passmin
George W. Andrews
Ata
Morocco Forces Invade Algeria Amid Frontline Skirmishings
Reports from Algiers say Royal Moroccan Army units with tanks and planes crossed into southwest Algeria, triggering heavy fighting near the Rabat Algiers corridor. Algerian officials warn of ongoing clashes, with both sides claiming territorial defense as political tensions flare.
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Jacqueline Kennedy
Jay Moravec
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