Three Corona youths plead guilty to battery in Ontario party attack
Rudy Cervantes 19 of Ramona, Sammy Martinez 22 of Fuller Street, and Raul Aguirre 18 of Washburn Avenue admitted battery charges and were each fined $100. One co-defendant pleaded not guilty and will stand trial.
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Corona
Battrey
Corona League of United Latin American Citizens
Joe Dominguez
The
American Legion
Rudy Cervantes
Ramona
Sammy Martinez
Fuller St
Raul Aguirre
Washburn Ave
Aguirre
Martinez
Fine Local Youth Crashes Party Receives Fines
Joe Harvill, 18, of 12590 Magnosia Ave Alvord was fined 90 dollars for disturbing the peace and malicious mischief. He must compensate Charles Wood Jr High School instructor for a door repair and serve 60 days in custody, suspended on compliance for two years.
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Joe Tharvill
Magnosia Ave
Alvord
Charles Wood
Wood
Harvill
Corona High School
W.S. Caudill
Riverside County
Caudill
Red Taylor Wins Elks Prize After Four Week Wait
Red Taylor claimed an attendance prize at the Elks gathering earning eighty dollars. Other prize recipients included Pete Daniels Starvey Simpson Rueford Bach Joe Hamlin Bill Whitaker Tiny Johanson A Baker LeRoy Ne Shazo Dick Sparkman D D Raos and Al Ganahl who won two prizes each. The BPOE meets every Wednesday at 118 East Sixth Street.
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Red Taylor
Pete Daniels
Starvey Simpson
Rueford Bachand
Joe Hamlin
Bill Whitaker
Tiny Johanson
A. Baker
LeRoy Ne Shazo
Dick Sparkman
Dr. D.D. Raos
al Ganahl
B.P.O.E
East Sixth Street
Man Treated After Drinking Rubbing Alcohol
John Bingham, 40, of Foothill Ranch, rushed to Corona Hospital at 9 30 a m after drinking rubbing alcohol. Police Lt Bill Heckert administered first aid before Brown Grimes ambulance arrived. Stomach pumped to remove liquid then transferred to Riverside General Hospital. Doctor says condition not serious.
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John Bingham
No. 10
Foothill Ranch
Corona
Three agencies battle Tin Mine Canyon brush fire near Corona
A 6:15 p.m. blaze in Tin Mine Canyon drew Corona Fire Department, California Division of Forestry, and U.S. Forest Service crews. The fire scorched about an acre, started in a shed on Russo property, and prompted mutual aid as crews kept it from spreading toward Cleveland National Forest.
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Tin Mine Canyon
Corona
California Division of Forestry
U.S. Forestry Service
Corona Fire Department
Santiago Peak
Chase Drive
Lincoln
Mangutar Street
Cleveland National Forest
U.S. Forest Service
CDF
CDI
Fire hazard in Corona area leads to first summer burning violation
Assistant State Forest Ranger Marlin Boucher reports the first summer burning violation in Corona’s unincorporated area. Alvio Homan pleaded guilty to burning trash without a permit on May 26, burning in a barrel without a screen and no fire break, causing three acres to burn. a 35 dollar suspension applied. Permits are free to educate residents on safe burning. violators face citations as the fire hazard remains high.
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Corona
Marlin Boucher
Alvio Homan
Route One
Boucher
Homan
Norco Water Board tensions prompt call for legal guidance
Editorial letters reveal distrust over revenue forecasts from Corona Naval Hospital closure and urge board legal advisors at meetings. They note missing performance bonds and contract clauses, while urging harmony and careful governance amid widespread friction.
Knowland Under Fire Over Union Policy In California Race
Democratic challenger Edmund G Brown accuses Senator William F Knowland of a union smashing philosophy that isolates him from GOP peers. Knowland’s camp responds by denouncing Brown’s vituperation as distractive from core issues. Brown warns governors and lawmakers won’t endorse Knowland while party officials avoid the right to work debate. A Washington dispatch notes Knowland again asks Governor Knight to back the entire Republican ticket in California’s November elections.
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San Francisco
UPI
Edmund G. Brown
GOP
Sen
William F. Knowland
Knowland
Brown
Washington Dispatch
Goodwin J. Knight
California
Knight
Giant radar fence to detect silent satellites 1000 miles high
The Defense Department orders immediate construction of a radar fence across the United States to detect any silent military or scientific satellites up to 1,000 miles high. By year end, the system should track all satellites, even without radio signals, with stations on the East and West coasts and enhanced mini-track sites in San Diego and Blossom Point Md. Separately, Senate Republican leader Knowland questions President Eisenhower's aide Sherman Adams over gifts from Bernard Goldfine, calling it a serious question and a mistake in judgment.
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Washington
UPS
Defense Department
United States
U. S
Roy W. Johnson
Pentagon
Advance Research Projects Agency
Naval Research Laboratory
San Diego
Blossom Point
UPI
Senate
William F. Knowland
Eisenhower
Sherman Adams
Bernard Goldfine
Knowland
Adams
New England
Norco Fire Department Controls Grass Fires
Two grass fires were controlled yesterday in Norco with no damage to homes or property. The Norco Volunteer Fire Department offers supervision for burning of a large acreage. The first fire on Corona Avenue was fought by the Norco volunteers with help from the California Division of Forestry. A second fire on Hamner Avenue near River Drive occurred at 6:45 p.m. while the CDF was addressing a forest fire elsewhere. volunteers assisted with their truck and a CDF office was manned by a volunteer.
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Norco
Norco Volunteer Fire Department
Corona Avenue
Sixth
Seventh
California Division of Forestry
Norco Volunteers
Hamner Avenue
River Drive
CDF
California Divison of Forestry Office
Mercury Climbs to 95 Amid More Heat Expected
Corona recorded its hottest day since Sunday April 20 with a high of 95. It previously reached 99 on April 20. Noon readings showed 86, and last night’s low was 55. Skies will stay mostly clear in Southern California through Friday with low coastal clouds near Newport Beach. little temperature change is expected.
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Corona
California
Newport Bay
Farmer's Daughter contest shows Corona entrant in Hemet fair
Carol Schneider of Mira Loma assistant secretary for the Corona Chamber will judge July 8 in Hemet for Farmers Fair farmerette selection. Five girls will appear at Hemet August 2024 to earn points toward Farmer’s Daughter of 1958 while promoting the exposition on radio and public events. Carol is a former Pie 1967 Norco Valley Fair queen and varsity cheerleader. Arlington and Hemet are the only other sponsor cities so far.
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Carol Schneider
Mira Loma
Corona Chamber of Commerce
Corona Area
Hemet
Corona Chamber
Riverside Mission
Phil Howerton
Carol
Gormankugh
Arlington
Chambers of Commerce
CDI
Driver Killed in Truck Collision on Santa Ana Freeway
On the Santa Ana Freeway two big truck trailers collided killing Marvin Vick aged 56 of El Monte as another man David Miller 27 of Spring Valley suffered serious injuries and was taken to Carobil Hospital.
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Santa FE Springs
UPS
Santa Ana
Marvin Vick
el Monte
David Miller
Spring Valley
Carobil Hospital
California
Miller
Vick
Dominican Congress Rejects U S Military Aid
The Dominican Congress voted to reject 600000 dollars in U S military aid and revoke America's right to operate missile tracking and radio navigation stations in the republic. The move followed criticism sparked by reports of Lt. Gen. Rafael Trujillo Jr. receiving a 600000 dollar annual allowance.
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Ciudad Trujillo
D. R
UPI
Dominican Congress
U.S
America
Rafael Trujillo Jr
Proctor Testifies as Red Probe Opens Second Day
James D. Proctor public relations man for Broadway plays says he is not a Communist now but refuses to reveal his status two days ago. He is the first witness at the House Un American Activities Subcommittee hearing on Communist influence in show business.
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New York
UPI
James D. Proctor
Proctor
House Un-American Activities Subcommittee
U.S
Washington
United States
Russia
Britain
France
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Clarence Armstrong
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Gates
Joe Rowe
W. D. Rowe and Son
Wall Street
Harry Kraus
Covena Daily Independent Mailbag
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Mercury
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Latin Republic
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Los Angeles
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Ore
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Charles Thornton
Eugene W. Cole
Thornton
London
Miogcow
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Marshal Tito
Soviet Communist Party Central Committee
Kremlin
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