City's Crime Bosses Still On The Loose
Phenix City faces a crime crackdown as the so-called big bosses of the vanished underworld roam empty streets. About 225 people have been arrested since July 22 when national guardsmen occupied the town. Authorities warn more arrests and jail time loom as efforts widen to dismantle the prostitution and gambling networks and the men who run them.
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Phenix City
Als
Ins
George Johnson
Johnson
Vice
So-and-So
Godwin Davis, Sr
John W. Benefield
National Guard
Albert L. Patterson
Alabama
Bobo May Stay In Reno After Divorce Action
Reno hotel owner Charles Mapes says Barbara Rockefeller would like to remain in Reno after filing divorce from Winthrop Rockefeller. Attorneys decline to discuss residency status or filing date while press of details noted. Mapes confirms he will be her residence witness and describes daily contacts and social activities at his hotel and Lake Tahoe outings.
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Reno
INS
Charles Mapes
Barbara
Bobo"” Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
Nevada
Winthrop Rockefeller
Boston
Richard Sears Din
Winnie
Mapes
Lake Tahoe
Bodies of four alpinists being returned to Mexico
Banff Canada rescue teams lifted the broken bodies of four Mexican climbers from Mount Victoria in the Canadian Rockies. The victims Beaa trice Diaz Lucia Ocaranza Luisa Fabila and Eduardo San Vicente were part of a Mexico City alpine club outing that plunged 300 feet down a glacier cliff after sliding from near the summit.
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Mexico
Banff
Alberts
INS
Mex
Mount Victesis
Ruggeds
Canadian Rockies
Beaatrice Diaz
Lucia Ocaranza
Luisa Fabila
Eduardo San Vicente
Sev
Sitan Alpine Club
Mexico City
Mount
Victoria
Excavation Underway For Citys Largest Building
Construction on Hayward Professional Center progresses at SB street and Southill house corner. W. T. Grant department store will anchor the complex with two floors of professional offices for doctors dentists attorneys and district offices of major insurers.
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Hayward
Hayward Professional Center
Sb" Street
Bouthill House
Werd
W. T. Grant Department Store
W. H. Ellison Company
San Francisco
Barrett Construction Company
Notary Commissioned in Sacramento for Ann B Chapman
The secretary of state announced granting a notary public commission to Ann B Chapman of 25084 Lincoln Street in Sacramento. The action formalizes her authority to administer oaths and authenticate documents.
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Sacramento
CNS
Secretary of State Today
Ann B. Chapman
Lincoln Str
Ambulance Service HaYward Mortuary Note
An ambulance service update references Hayward Mortuary at 297 Castro LU with a 1015 time stamp, indicating a local care transfer arrangement. The fragment mentions service location and time, implying a community health or funeral home context.
Aggression Must Stop Smith Warns
Under secretary of State Walter Bedell Smith urged the free world to draw the line against Communist aggression. He warned on CBS that continued aggression in Indochina could lead to open conflict with Western powers and said Viet Nam Laos and Cambodia must have guaranteed existence. He stressed borders are not fixed defenses but crossed frontiers could show Communist ill faith and trigger actions. the U.S. will not be intimidated.
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Washington
INS
Walter Bedell Smith
Free World
CBS
Smith
Reds
Southeast Asia
Indochina
Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
U. S
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Atwood Lawrence
Hayward Lion
Philippines
Manuel Cumagun
Watch International Exchange of Good Will
Fairchild
George Watson
San Lorenzo
William Harry Stopp
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Carrol Rogers
Lorraine A. Ducey
Bobo
Notary
Hayward Mortuary
Castro LU
Cloverdale Creamery
Centerville
Ohly
Gakleed
San Jose
B Cent Shoe
Castro Valley
Castro Valley Blvd
Faircchild
Western Sky Industries
Col Ray T. Elsmore
Millan D. McVey
U.S. Treasury
Arthur G. Karlsted
George T. Kellar
Jack Myers
UAW Clo
Castro
Pellon Sss
Morrow
Idec
Kyler
Owen
AVERY
Dora
Sims
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