Corona Blue Chip Land Sale Opens West Side to Annexation
The Far West Financial Corporation of Los Angeles has agreed to buy the 563 acre De Pipkin property on Corona's west side for about three and a half million dollars. The sale, not fully disclosed yet, could open the area for annexation including Coronita as development plans proceed. Seller is Mrs. William De Pipkin, a descendant of Bernardo Yorba.
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Corona
de Pipkin
Far West Financial Corporation of
Los Angeles
Coronita
William (Graciosa) de Pipkin
Bernardo Yorba
New Traffic School Now a Corporation
The Corona Traffic Survival School becomes a non profit California corporation as legal documents were filed. Judge David N Strausser notes directors will serve until successors are chosen and James S Duffey, a traffic safety engineer, signs the Articles of Incorporation.
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Corona Traffic Survival School
California
David N. Strausser
Corona
Corona Teen Council plans dance to fund gym
Corona teenagers formed the Corona Teen Council and will host an Oldie but Goodie Dance at the Corona Civic Center gym on June 30. Proceeds will buy furniture paint and drapes for a future teen center as adult supervision will be provided. Officers named include Ernie Brink president Larry Phelipp vice president Vicky Perkins treasurer and Dolly Laugh secretary.
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Corona Civic Center
Corona City Recreation Department
Old
Corona Teen Council
Teen Council
Ernie Brink
Larry’ Phelipp
Vicky Perkins
Dolly’ Laugh
Sheriff Finn says jail business slow with empty day
John R. Finn, sheriff who runs Franklin County jail in St. Albans Vermont, reports his establishment had no customers on Wednesday, the first time in eight years.
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ST. Albans, Vt
UPI
John R. Finn
Finn
Franklin County
Hay Fire Ravages Corona Farms Destroying Thousands of Bales
A wind driven fire at Corona Farms Company in Eastvale Corona destroyed more than 3 000 bales of hay and damaged about 350 tons, with firefighters from multiple stations arriving around 1 p m and struggles to contain the blaze aided by shifting hoses and dwindling water supplies. Local officials noted heat waves eight miles away and a separate weed burning nearby may have confused residents. Edward Basha owns Corona Farms and Corona Hereford Ranch. Marlin Boucher led state forest fire response with 20 men and five trucks.
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Corona
Corona Farms Company
Manuel Porras
California Division of Forestry
River Road
Main Street
Corona Farms Co
Corona Hereford Ranch
Edward Basha
Citrus Street
Harrison Avenue
Santa Ana
Marlin B. Boucher
Norco
la Sierra
Pedley
West Riverside
Hereford Ranch
Elks Hold Impressive Flag Day Ceremony
About 35 to 40 visitors attended Corona Lodge 2045 BPO Elks open house on East Sixth for their annual Flag Day Ceremony led by Exalted Ruler Richard Wade. Dent Reed traced flag history from Pine Tree and Snake Flags to the fifty star flag as each banner was shown. Past Exalted Ruler Orton Schafer responded to the charge of respect for the nation’s emblem, as officers assembled the Red White and Blue on the Altar and all sang America.
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Corona Lodge
Bentevolent and Protective Order of Elks
East Sixth
Richard
Wade
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Dent Reed
St. George
St. Andrew
Orton Schafer
Harry Sothcott
Arthur Seidler
Ed Hearn
Esquire
Robert White
America
Southern California Cloudy with Scattered Showers Today
Weather report notes considerable cloudiness across Southern California with sprinkles or light showers in coastal and mountain areas and northern deserts. High yesterday 72, low last night 54, noon today 60.
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California
Deserts
Dunoon Friction Over US Navy Presence Sparks Local Complaints
Dunoon Scotland residents allege increases in immorality illegitimacy and teen drinking since the Proteus depot ship anchored at Holy Loch. Town officials call on police chief Kenneth MacKinnon to address what they call shocking conditions caused by American sailors.
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Dunoon
Scotland
UPS
U.S
Anne Melville
Kenneth MacKinnon
Proteus
Holy Loch
Mackinnon
Dunoa
States
Beating Suspect Leads to Punishment for Two Officers
A U.S. military court martial imposed reprimands and $600 fines on Ist Lt. David W. Swanson of Galesburg Illinois and 1st Lt. Thomas M. Wilde of Wadsworth Illinois for beating a Korean houseboy alleged to be a thief. Both officers pleaded guilty and were suspended from command for six months in the 1st Cavalry Division compound.
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Segal
Korea
UPI
U.S
Ist
David W. Swanson
Galesburg
Hil
Thomas M. Wilde
Wadsworth
Ill
1St Cavalry Division
Vietnamese clash near Bien Hoa leaves one American dead
Communist Viet Cong guerillas killed a U S Army sergeant and wounded two others in a clash 375 miles north of Saigon. Helicopters ferried 800 South Vietnamese troops to a jungle clearing near Bien Hoa after a hand grenade attack on U S personnel at a restaurant. One Vietnamese civilian was lightly injured. the assailant escaped. One American remains missing.
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Viet Nam
VPI
Here
U.S
Bien Hoa
South Viet Nam
Border Gun Clash Kills Israeli Policeman in Jerusalem
Israeli border patrol came under fire near the Musrara quarter in Jerusalem, killing one policeman and wounding three others. Israel protested to the U.N. Truce Commission as U.N. observers moved in to investigate the clash, the first along the border in four years.
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Israel
UPI
Musrara
U.N. Truce Commission
U.N
Khrushchev Accuses US of Preparing Surprise Attack
Soviet Premier Khrushchev accuses the United States of seeking to prepare for a surprise attack and attain nuclear advantage in a letter to Japanese Prime Minister Ikeda delivered by the Soviet Embassy. He notes Kennedy appears inclined to accept US rights to start a nuclear war and replies to Ikeda’s April 20 appeal for a tested ban.
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UPI
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Soviet Union
Hayato Ikeda
Khrushchev
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Kennedy
Ikeda
Khruschev
Sonic boom injures Los Angeles man and damages home
A loud sonic boom near Los Angeles injured Edward Parker who said it shattered two windows and cut him on arms and face. Other residents in multiple cities reported the blast at 11 17 p m and described property damage including a kitchen cabinet torn loose.
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Pasadena
Whittier
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Bell, Downey
Hawthorne
Montebello
Azusa
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