Pastor's Son Charged With Slaying Cop in Stockton
Elbert Carter, 23, son of a Negro pastor, charged with first degree murder after disarming Officer George Woehrle during a dispute over a statutory rape warrant. A gun battle followed as they fled toward Modesto, with Woehrle shot in the back and died. Carter then surrendered after a standoff near tear gas.
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British sergeants lead chase of Dr Moore across Nevada
In Elko AP two British sergeants Patrick Maloney and Mervyn Evans were to pass through Nowtown and Battle Mountain as Dr Barbara Moore a 68-year-old vegetarian vows to overtake them before Salt Lake City. She claims to have covered 109 miles in 17 hours despite skepticism. Passersby report sightings and journey details as the chase continues.
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Federal Court Jury Deadlocks on Powell
In New York a federal jury of eight women and four men failed to reach a verdict against Rep. Adam Clayton Powell Jr. after a trial that began March 8. The jurors reported a 6-6 split on ballots, with a final 10-2 vote in favor of a rental. Judge Bryant discharged the panel and set a May 12 hearing on the acquittal motion. Powell, pastor of Abyssinian Baptist Church, planned a greeting at his Harlem church and asserted he could return to full-time work. The case centered on 1951 through 1962 income tax issues involving his wife Hazel Scott. other charges were dismissed. The government may retry Powell if the acquittal motion fails.
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Temperatures Far and Wide Predict Light Showers
Weather brief indicates Mt Shasta Siskiyan and Sierra Nevada to Sunday may see occasional snow flurries. Sacramento San Joaquin Livermore and Salinas valleys face partly cloudy skies with scattered light showers. Sunday temps rise in Sacramento Valley to 63, San Joaquin and Salinas 56 to 63.
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Daily Review notice and office contacts
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Footprints Offer Clue in Beauty Queen Slaying Case
McAllen Texas AP police hope plaster casts of footprints near the crime scene will yield the first solid lead to the man who raped and killed beauty queen Trene Garza. Garza 25 a school teacher disappeared five days before her body was found after church.
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Ex Aide Adams Attends White House Dinner For De Gaulles
Ex presidential aide Sherman Adams joined guests at a White House dinner hosted by President and Mrs. Eisenhower for Charles de Gaulle and Madame de Gaulle. The lavish feast featured champagne toasts and a menu reflecting De Gaulle's Catholic faith, including roasted beef or red soup, and foie gras aspic. Adams, who resigned in 1958 over gifts he had accepted, attended with his wife and spent the night at the White House.
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Davis Still With Caryl Davis On Chessman Case
San Francisco AP reports attorney George T. Davis remains committed to defending Daryl Chessman. Davis disclosed a letter fragment from Chessman after a meeting with the Death Row inmate hours earlier. Chessman’s ninth execution date is May 2 for 1948 Los Angeles lovers’ lanes crimes. No new action planned this weekend as Supreme Court expected to rule soon on the habeas corpus petition and stay request.
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Almanac Today History Flashes Through April 23
Almanac notes mark April 23 with events from 1789 Washingtons moving to New York City mansion to 1932 the Prince of Wales opening Stratford Shakespeare Memorial Theatre. Also 1791 James Buchanan born in Franklin County Pennsylvania and 1792 La Marseillaise penned by Rouget de Lisle.
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Mississippi Racial Law Faces First Test Near Starkville
Mississippi's new antisitdown law is to be tested today near Starkville as seven Negroes, with Little Rock addresses, are arrested then released on bond after trespassing charges. In Raleigh North Carolina, 43 Negro students win a court victory dismissing trespass charges over privately owned sidewalks at a shopping center. A separate case in Delaware seeks desegregation of 12 public school districts.
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Tammany Hall Boss Quits Over Bribe Case in NYC
New York Manhattan Borough president Janek 42 resigns from a 25000 dollar post amid grand jury charges of accepting favors from a city contractor. He had faced similar allegations before, was urged to step down by Gov Rockefeller, and named Louis Cioffi acting borough president. The bribery claim centers on a 4400 remodeling payment for his apartment linked to slum clearance projects.
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Jet Bay Plunge Kills AFFlier Jet Bay Plunge Kills AFFlier
SAN RAFAEL AP A young Texan died in a jet trainer crash in San Pablo Bay yesterday. First Lt. Bernell A. Mason 25 of McAllen Texas was piloting a two seat F-104 Starfighter. Capt. Orland Jensen who was in the second seat was rescued the second time in six months that Jensen survived a crash in San Pablo Bay. Jensen lives at Novato with his wife and three children. Both fliers were members of the F-104 Starfighter-Interceptor Squadron at Namillon Air Force Base.
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Students May Win UC Fight Against ROTC
UC president Clark Kerr told the Board of Regents that compulsory ROTC training may not be necessary as Defense Department figures show excess ROTC enrollment strength. Student petitions demand an end to mandatory ROTC citing unfairness to conscientious objectors and study time loss. An investigation to modify the ROTC program is near.
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West Virginia Governor blasts Kennedy and Humphrey campaign
Charleston West Virginia Governor Cecil H Underwood accused Senators John F Kennedy and Hubert Humphrey of exploiting the state's economic troubles in their bid for primary votes. He said they offered no concrete remedies for West Virginia's problems and noted Kennedy missed votes on several welfare and housing measures, including a coal research commission.
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Sign Here During George III Printing Law
During the reign of George III English printers were bound by law to print their names and addresses on all printed matter to identify the author and origin of each item.
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Hedy Lamarr Divorces Fifth Husband in Hollywood
Hollywood AP reports Hedy Lamarr, reflecting on her fifth marriage ending in divorce, says she loved the man but could not pass. Texas oilman W Tosard Lee wins an uncontested divorce in Houston. Lamarr cites not being Texan and estranged family as key issues. settlement includes half a million dollars and an interest in 103 oil wells.
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Death notice for Lewis Wersh Garter in Union City
Lewis Wersh Garter of Union City died April 22 1969 at 310351 Watkins Street Beloved by wife Elzie Carter and children Roy Carter Darlene Keeth Loretta Carter Allen Taylor Faye Crain Grandfather of ten He was Texas born and Carpenter Union Local 1872 member Services held at Berkeley Hills Chapel Page Oder Berkeley April 96 at 10 30 Rev Collins officiating Interment Golden Gate National Cemetery San Bruno April 23 2556
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Raconteurs Club essay winner in Delafield contest
In Delafield Wisconsin C Conrad Rinetti won the Raconteurs Club essay contest on Why Men Are More Romantic than Women with the claim that the word romantic has man vignt in the middle of things. Edward Ramberg of Denver was fined $100 after a neighbor assaulted him with a horn and punch early morning. Elsie Mitchall of Southend faced husband’s ire as she returned his suit to a rag dealer, police later locating the suit with £30 in the pocket. In New York Police Commissioner Stephen Kennedy announced that 183 officers would be questioned in a numbers racket probe amid a Fourth of July payoff bust.
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New Shooting Iron Joins AF Arsenal
The Air Force debuts horizontal firing of the Atlas ICBM from a revolutionary concrete hangar at Vanderberg AFB, claiming operational status as it shifts from vertical pads. The Navy tests launching missiles from sea surfaces using a rafted launch method near Point Mugu, signaling new launch concepts.
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