Parents march sons to jail after $63,100 theft
In Scarsdale and nearby New Rochelle, three teen brothers admitted stealing $63,100 from Mario Lalli’s home. Police recovered $56,250. John O Connor, 16, is held on first degree grand larceny. The two 15 year olds were booked as juveniles and released to parents. The fourth suspect remained at large.
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Giant python Colossus dies at Highland Park zoo
Colossus a 281 foot long 300 pound python regarded as one of the longest in captivity died Sunday at the Highland Park zoo due to advanced age and pneumonia. The snake was believed to be about 30 years old.
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Soviet appoint Krylov to lead rocket forces
MOSCOW AP reports Marshal Nikolai Krylov will replace Marshal Sergio S. Biryuzov as commander of Soviet rocket forces. The transition names Krylov to head the strategic missile branch amid ongoing Cold War arms developments.
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Morocco fires official who urged Arab Israel friendship
Rabat AP report: Abdeselem Hajji, head of information youth and sports, is dismissed after publishing an article urging peace with Israel and broader Arab‑Israeli friendship. He calls for freeing three Bahai prisoners, democracy in Mauritania, and halting warlike Nazi science experiments.
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Easter sunrise services draw thousands in drizzle across LA area
About 15,000 worshipers braved light rain for Easter sunrise at the Hollywood Bowl and Rose Bowl. At Mt Rubidoux near Riverside, over 5,000 attended as a 30-foot steel cross was dedicated. Long Beach and Forest Lawn–Cypress hosted smaller gatherings.
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Ford Foundation Grants Aid Lincoln Center Arts Complex
The Ford Foundation announced grants totaling 17.217 million dollars for Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts and its groups in New York. President Henry T. Heald said the funds aid construction completion and expanded operations as organizations move into Lincoln Center. The foundation previously provided 12.5 million dollars to Lincoln Center in 1956 and 1957.
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Terror at Heart River on The Dakotas Monday 6 30
Coleen Gray stars in Terror at Heart River on The Dakotas television schedule Monday at 6 30 PM detailing the film and airing channel.
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