Modesto Kidnap Suspects Held on Multiple Charges
In Modesto two men, DeSales and Crandall, are jailed on kidnapping, armed robbery, and sex assault charges after abducting a 16-year-old girl from her home. Crandall, 27, was arrested nearby. DeSales was captured during a car chase. The case includes knife-point robbery of the girl’s uncle and a prior prison release for DeSales.
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Crandall
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Carer
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Here
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Hone
Rocha
DeSalles
Stanislaus
Mavig
DeSales
Cramtall
FE. B. Rocha
Joe
Marie
Antoni
Marit
Soletad
Yohbery
Sgi
Dim Brown
Depales
Brown States Water Position on Local Issues
Gov. Brown says San Francisco and Santa Clara County must reach their own water agreements locally. The state will assist but should not legislate local plans such as pipelines or pricing. He urges binding local pacts on issues like water imports, supply, and price with no statewide mandate.
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San Franciseo
Santa Clara
Brown
San Francisco
Santa Clara County
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Winton Ave
Hayward Alles
April 2 Almanac: historical notes and quotes
Almanac Today details 1960 as the 93rd day with 273 remaining shows the moons and planets. It recalls Hans Christian Andersen born 1805, Richmond bread riots 1965, LA first moving picture theater 1902, Lindbergh ransom 1982, and a John Adams quote on change.
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Saturn
Hans Christian Anderson
Richmond
Tiros Races Through Space Takes Photos
Washington AP reports the first U.S. satellite Tiros 1 operated well in clear weather, tracing a near circular 450 mile orbit. Photos, delayed by cloud cover, showed striking clarity and potential for a global weather monitoring network. NASA and White House officials hailed the launch as a major step in space science and communications.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
U.S
Eiserhower
White House
T. Keith Glenanan
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Wallops Island
Hugh Drysdon
Tiros
Ghettah Aapannin
Talks Start End Confab On Children
Washington AP reports the 196 White House Conference on Children and Youth ended after six days of speeches and 1 600 resolutions. Delegates urged civil rights, desegregation, and non-discrimination while outlining youth problems such as juvenile courts, child care, and mental handicap care gaps across states.
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White House
Eisenhower
Supreme Court
United States
Bomare Site Halts Save Funds For Missile Program
The Air Force halted construction of 28 Bomare launching sites at Vandenberg AFB and across bases Paine in Washington Adair in Oregon and Travis in California. The reallocation shifts 300 million dollars to boost production of intercontinental missiles and missile detection satellites, with Bomare a surface to air system aimed at bomber raids and a range near 401 miles.
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Air Force
Paine Afb
Wash
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Ore
Travis Afb
Callt
Vandenberg
California
Safety First At Lander Bar With Belts On Display
Lander Wyoming AP report notes bar owner John Lichly has installed safety belts along the bar and secures them around patrons when they become unsteady, aiming to maintain order and safety at all times.
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Wyo
John Lichly
Lichly
Khrushchev Nearend Versailles Talks With De Gaulle
Khrushchev arrived at Versailles for final discussions with President De Gaulle amid fog and sparse crowds. The talks focused on unified Germany, the Berlin issue, and world disarmament with limited prospects for firm agreements. France plans to continue nuclear tests despite calls for a global moratorium.
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Nikita Khrushchev
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Sahara
Humphrey campaigns as the poor man’s candidate
United Press International reports Humphrey calling himself the poor man’s candidate in a Milwaukee campaign release with seven cents postage due. Other items note a WHO showing with alcohol and politics, a UK park sign about fines, and a Ventura burglar failing to crack a safe despite a sign.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Minn
United, Press International
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Ventura
Calif
UPI
Tle
California to Expand Unemployment Aid as Jobless Rise
The state moves to broaden unemployment benefits starting Monday as Californians face higher jobless totals. About 67,500 workers expected to exhaust benefits this year will receive extended checks up to 13 weeks longer than normal. Gov. Brown blames federal policy and tight money for slow construction and defense industries, urging continued spending to spur growth.
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Letts
Smith
Brown
California
Theodore Andersen
Andersen
Ex FBI Agent Named New Monitor of Teamsters
Washington AP report says former FBI agent Terence F. McShane 22 directed a wiretap probe involving Teamsters President James R. Hoffa and resigned to take the monitor post. Hoffa questions the move while noting a career FBI man’s involvement. The action forms part of a court-ordered reform board tackling corruption within the union.
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Teamsters
Washington
Teamsters Union
Terence F. McShane
FHI
James R. Hoffa
McShane
Hoffa
Marine Boss Cuts Fanfare For Visits Says No Ceremony
General David M. Shoup, new Marine Corps commandant, orders subordinates to curb greeting ceremonies and inspections on visits. He abolishes swagger sticks and favors brief, informal gatherings to maximize direct interaction with personnel and efficient time use. The directive emphasizes practical visits over parade surroundings and personal fetters.
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David M. Shoup
Marine Corps
Tal Lield
Shoup
Marine Headquarters
Low Dan
Srole
Navy Chaplain Daniel Litt In San Diego Mix Up
In San Diego at the 11th Naval District, a phone call to a chaplain's office caused confusion when the secretary said only one chaplain was present and echoed a misheard name. The incident prompted embarrassment for Lt. Daniel Litt as others reacted to the mix up and unclear message.
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Daniel Litt
11Th Naval District
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Liu
Allénce
Michaller Haigap
Hoffa faces trial as union monitors seek ouster
The U S Court of Appeals hears that Letts can cite charges. Hoffa's leadership is challenged as he faces trial April 27 for thwarting monitors' cleanup, with motions to cancel actions and call a new convention to seek re election and end monitorship. Disputes over the previous convention and supervision by court monitors persist.
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Apyeme
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Religion in politics sparks nonpartisan code call
New York based Fair Campaign Practices Committee says religion should not sway votes unless it directly informs relevant political issues. Led by Charles P Taft, the group issued a statement after a two day Washington meeting with Roman Catholic Jewish and Protestant leaders. The committee urges candidates not to face scrutiny over faith but may discuss how religion relates to office duties.
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Fair Campaign Practices Committee
Charles P. Taft
Cincinnati
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Grain
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Congress
statewide weather forecast broad California regions
Weather outlook covers Northern Central and Southern California with fair conditions tonight and Sunday. Highs range from the 70s to mid 80s, lows around 50s. Some areas include Sacramento Valley Salinas Santa Maria Santa Barbara San Luis Obispo Monterey Bay and Livermore with warmer Sunday.
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Santa Clara Valley
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Long Standing Customer Receives Durable Eye and Dental Care
In Jonesport Maine AP report Dr Henry Mansfield a longtime practitioner of dentistry and optometry still treats patients at 9. He recently fitted a 93 year old woman with gingges. If the glasses last as long as her dentures she may live an unprecedented age. She still uses artificial teeth made seven years ago.
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Jonesport
Maine
Henry Mansfield
Mansfield
Life Saver Awarded Certificate of Thanks in Lowestoft
Charles Rose received a certificate of thanks after 16 years of service with the life saving crew at Lowestoft. The retirement followed his long tenure on the Lifeboat station, marking a valued period of dedicated service to the seaside town.
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Lowestoft
Englind
Charlea Rose
Cei Wich
Two in Fatal Beating Face Murder Trial
Two hoodlams are charged with first degree murder in the beating of 39 year old business executive Fore. He died at Sequoia Hospital after being beaten Monday night. Charles Blaxett and James Avery were arraigned on murder charges after initial charges of attempted murder. Fore’s wife Marvelyn and Dist. Atty Keith Sorenson spoke as Fore’s children Dong and Carolyn mourned. The assailants, parolees from Washington State Prison, pursued the Coe car and attacked Fore after forcefully blocking a drive in with Coe and Huff nearby.
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Mld-Mar
Verne O. Fore
Uhetusinger
Fore
Sequoia Hospital
Bismarck
Charles Blaxett
James
Speedo) Avery
Edward J. Ryan
Dist
Ady
Keith Sorenson
Marvelyn Fore
Dong
Carolyn
Paul B. Coe
Coe
John Huff
Avery
Hazen
Washington State Prison
Coe Axl
Lung Cancer Link Found In Chemical Pollution
In Louisville AP report, researchers warn polluted air and compounds like beryllium may influence lung cancer in workers. Drs Vorwald and Reeves traced inhaled beryllium through rat cells, altering cell factories and protein enzymes, suggesting a possible cancer pathway though human proof remains unestablished.
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Louisville
APJ
Arthur J. Vorwald
Andrew JL. Reeves
Detroit
Wayne
University College of Medicine
Packaging Industry Spending Rises to 18.5 Billion
Trade sources say American industry, which spent 15 billion dollars on packaging in 1968, is expected to reach 18.5 billion in 1960.
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New York
UPI
Too Late To Classify Too Late To Classify
Households sought for private telephone line to coordinate appointments for salesmen. Salary plus commission offered. Apply JE 7-2936.
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