Ramona High Actor Killed in Rehearsal Accident
A Ramona High School senior actor, Arthur Justice Jr., was killed when a classmate fired a loaded stage pistol during a rehearsal. Joe Cox, 17, was under sedation after the incident. Don Harris allegedly helped load the gun. The tragedy halted the senior play amid investigations by Ramona officials.
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Scout cookie sale ends with dog shot in neighborhood incident
A six year old German Shepherd named Samn was seriously wounded when a gun fired yesterday near a Brownie troop during a door to door cookie sale. Sheriff deputies described a chaotic scene as the dog was hit while accompanying the scouts. The assailant's motive remains under investigation.
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Boy Hurled by Explosion in Home Made Bomb Incident
A youth, Dennis Charie Rey of Howard A Clinic in Alvarado, was badly cut when a glass jar match bomb exploded. He was found by the sheriff’s deputies and rushed to a hospital with cuts to the left forearm and head. His mother reports he is recovering.
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Bomber Crashes Near Santa Tita Mountains
A Davis Monthan Air Force Base B-AT bomber crashed in the Santa Tita Mountains early Thursday, with three crew reportedly killed. It is the second crash of a Davis Monthan based B-7 in under three days following an earlier emergency landing mishap at Mountain Home AFB in Idaho, where four crewmen died.
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West Invited To Hungarian Party
Mosca and Western representatives attended a Hungarian reception Friday night marking the first time since the 1956 Budapest revolt that Western officials joined the event.
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Boys Freed After Elevator Standoff at Professional Center
Two young boys were stuck for about 20 minutes between floors of the Professional Center in Hayward as the car froze after they tied to open the door. Douglas Thompson Jr. unjammed the switches and freed them. The incident followed a safety precaution that the car stops when the door is touched. The boys’ mother, Mrs Jenny Rathson, said neighbors and siblings alerted her while she was nearby shopping.
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Fresh Commie Troops Rushed To Tibet Area
New Delhi reports say 100000 fresh Communist troops surged into Tibet to crush Khamba rebels. Lhasa fighting continues near the high capital as debate over the Dalai Lama’s fate grows. Officials fear surveillance leaks and wonder about his possible asylum in India as borders stay tense.
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Six Injured In Two Alameda County Accidents
Six people were injured in two separate traffic accidents in southern Alameda County. A northbound sedan containing teenage girls from Casita Valley crashed down an embankment on Foothill Boulevard near 148th Avenue after spinning out of control. Patricia Rice, 15, was seriously hurt and treated for a mild concussion and possible rib fractures at Fairmont and Eden Hospital. Her sister Judy, 13, Helen Johnson, 17, and Sherman Datziusto, 16, also sustained minor injuries and were released. In a second crash on U.S. 59, Leonard Rodrigues Jr., 26, and Martin LaComer, 27, were badly hurt in a collision with a muck truck driven by John J. Stephens, 35, of Fresno, who was not injured.
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Yugoslavs Oppose U.S. Rocket Base
Belgrade reports Yugoslavia protests to the Malian government against plans to build American rocket bases in Italy.
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Truman Says Alcorn Quit Out of Fear
Former President Truman said Meade Alcorn quit as Republican Party chairman because he was scared to death Republicans would lose in 1960. Truman noted the upcoming national convention and avoided broader questions. He praised California Governor Edmund G. Brown but said every Democratic governor is good presidential timber.
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Two Army Warrant Officers Die in Helicopter Crash
In Georgia near Waverly Hall two Army warrant officers died when their helicopter crashed and burned. Harald A. Brown, 27, of Randolph Mass, and Robert L. Wright, 32, of Wheelsersberg Ohio, were identified.
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Ding Dong Daddy Jailed After 18th Marriage Case
Whittier California UP I reports sheriff deputies arrested Francis Van Wie on probation violation for marrying for the 18th time. Wife number 18, Minnie Reardon, aged 18, and details of past marriages were cited as he was taken to Los Angeles County jail. Public riots in Buenos Aires involved Peronist and Communist led crowds clashing with police, with cars burned and several injured. a church bombing occurred with no injuries reported.
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Graham Crusade Draws 50 000 In Auckland Night
Billy Graham opened his New Zealand crusade with a sermon before fifty thousand people in Auckland. The crowd waited up to ten hours for his arrival at the football stadium and several thousand were reportedly converted. In Christchurch, eighty tourists were temporarily released from cells to hear the program on the radio.
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Eisenhower Urges Talks Over Arms in Berlin Crisis
President Eisenhower urged the conference table over battlefield action, warning appeasement is dishonorable and dangerous. He called for a united free world, cited Munich lessons, and tied freedom's cost to global resolve, investment, and aid in Asia and Europe.
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NATO Warns Russia as West Tightens Berlin Ties
The NATO Council warned Russia of the alliance’s unanimous determination to preserve free peoples and allied rights. It endorsed the Western Big Three stance for upcoming talks with the Soviet Union and Germany on Berlin and unity. A three day session closed with plans for Geneva talks starting May 11, and preparatory consultations with West Germany and the Big Three.
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Prayer for Today
Prayer contemplates divine love shaping imperfect souls through trials. It urges patient faith to endure disappointments as opportunities, ending with an Amen.
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