Pistol snatch questioned in Finch murder case
In Los Angeles, expert testimony touched on whether a pistol could have been ripped from Barbara Finch's hand. Dr. Ridge described 20 plus wounds from a fatal shot and multiple fractures while defense questions whether the gun was forcibly pulled from Mrs Finch as the fatal sequence.
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Los Angeles
Barbara Jean Finch
Mrs. Finch
R. Bernard Finch
Sherifff
Finch
Carole Tregoft
Dr. Finch
Miss Tregoll
West Covina
Cooper
Ridge
Alderman Attacks Tavern Names in Milwaukee
Alderman Clarence A. Helden says Milwaukee has too many crazy mime themed tavern names. He recalls a tavern once called the Snake Pit and urges change to avoid deteriorating neighborhoods and attracting undesirables. A operator who planned to call his place The Rag Doll agrees to rename.
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Milwaukee
Clarence A. Helden
Helden
Common Council
Daily Review details and contact information
The entry lists the Daily Review postal details and subscription rates with address at Winton Ave Hayward, California. It notes circulation, office locations, and contact placeholders, reflecting a historic newspaper masthead style.
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the Daily Review, Inc
Hayward
DAILY
Winton Ave
Weareda County
Calif
Elgin
Ceandro Offpan
Lesnar
Ian racMony
Fremont
Sycamora Cave
Almanac Today January 9 1960 In History Highlights
Almanac entry for Saturday January 9 1960 with notable events including Connecticut ratifying the Constitution in 1778, Washington witnessing the first successful US balloon flight in 1793, Mississippi seceding in 1861, Nixon's birth in 1913, Luzon landing in 1945, De Gaulle's 1959 oath, and a 1940 London broadcast declaring France had not lost the war. A thought for today cites De Gaulle.
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Connecticut
George Washington
United States
Philadelphia
Mississippi
Union
Richard Nixon
Luzon
Philippines
Charles de Gaulle
London
France
Go Slow Policy Told On TV Radio Cures
FCC chairman warns against drastic cures for broadcasting abuses. Doerfer argues that curbs could harm free expression and cites historical court rulings on FCC control and licensing as central to preserving competitive broadcasting within constitutional limits.
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William P. Rogers
FCC
Dorefer
Commission
Cops Ready To Abandon Touhy Case
Chicago authorities signal the Touhy murder case may be unsolved and closed. Coroner Walter McCarron adjourned the inquest while Capt. Russell Corcoran said investigators have gone as far as possible. Retired sergeant Walter Miller testified he knows who benefited but not who shot Roger Touhy outside his sister’s home.
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Chicago
Roger
Touhy
Roger Touhy
Cook
Walter E. MccCarron
Russell Corcoran
Walter Miller
Miller
Outfit
Posih
John
Jake the Barber
Attache's Wife In Theft Case At U.S. Store
In Washington, two store detectives accuse Soviet attache's wife Galina Glinsky of shoplifting a $2.56 cut of meat. The embassy disputes the charge, claiming mistreatment and claiming diplomatic immunity. Glinsky released the store from false arrest. embassy officials kept the signed statement.
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Washington
Galina Glinsky
Fof Cmdr
Vladimir F. Glinsky
Osipey
Oftiefala
Nine Rescued 18 Still Go On to Foe
Nine rescued and 18 still to go as Air Force evacuates Station Charley in the Arctic Ocean. Two men removed from the ice floe Thursday and seven more airlifted Friday night by ski equipped aircraft from Sewart AFB. Floe broke off while drifting 400 miles NW of Barrow, originally four by seven miles, with scientists' equipment aboard. Names listed: Robert J. Walker, Warner E. Chapman, Roy E. Willis, Thomas J. Herron, Charles T. Chance, Dale Hale, Don A. Makela.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Air Force
Charley
Arctic Ocean
Mac
Sewart Air Force Base
Tenn
Barrow
Staion
Robert J. Walker
Memphis
Chuckles In The News Roundup From UPI
Vallejo police seek a thief who took 27 dollars from Mae Means in a bar as she slept. London a first-time safecracker, George Gostelow, told a court he would not try again. Miami man Clearon Clay, 95, got a two year sentence for horse stealing under an old Florida law. San Francisco population estimates vary: 790,000 per California Taxpayers Association, 907,000 per City Planning Department, and 921,000 per Local Chamber of Commerce.
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Vallejo
Calif
UPI
Mae Means
Sante Maria
London
George Gostelow
Miami
Clearon E. Clay
Clay
Florida
San Francisco
California
City Planning Department
Chamber of Commerce
Tip Nabs Dad Child Taken From Mother
Williams James Stevens and his 1 month old daughter Jan Clair Stevens were found in a New Orleans suburb ending a wide search. Stevens, a Fort Lauderdale nightclub operator, took the child from his estranged wife Jan Kemper Stevens in Kansas City. A $35000 reward was offered by Kemper. Stevens was arrested at a motel while allegedly preparing to fly to Nassau. Private detective Milton Thomson, with a uniformed appearance, aided the abduction and is charged with impersonating an officer. A New Orleans woman identified the trio from newspaper photos and alerted police. Stevens claims the child is legally his. A Kansas City circuit court ordered return to the mother. Stevens also faces felonious assault accusations. Thomson says he acted as bodyguard.
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NEW_ ORLEANS
Williams James Stevens
Jan Clair Stevens
New Orleans
Stevens
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Kansas City
Hts
Jan Kemper Stevens
R. Crosby Kemper
Nassau
Bahamas
Milton Thomson
Ms. Stevens
Kemper
Louisiana
Thomson
Statewide Weather Northern and Central California
Northern and Central California expect locally heavy rain in central counties during the day with cloudy north and scattered showers. heavy Sierra Nevada snow through tonight then clearing. Winds shift northwest during the day with cooler tonight and Sunday. coastal winds 15 to 30 mph tonight into Sunday. Bay Area clearing tonight with fair Sunday. small craft warnings up to 35 mph. Mt Shasta-Siskiyou partly cloudy with little temperature change. Sierra Nevada heavy snow to US 40 with drifting, clearing north Sunday. snow level 5000-7000 feet today dropping to 4000 feet tonight. San Joaquin Valley intermittent rain tonight heavy at times, clearing Sunday, cooler. Santa Clara and Livermore valleys rain heavy at times then clearing tonight. cooler tonight. high 48-54, low 38-44. NW wind 12-23 mph. Monterey Bay rain heavy at times, clearing tonight. fair Sunday. winds NW 25-40 mph tonight and Sunday.
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Sierra Nevada
Sterling
San Joaquin Valley
Sierra
San Francisco Bay Area
Northwest
Mt. Shasta - Siskiyou
U.S. 40
Santa Clara
Livermore Valleys
Santa Clara Valley
Monterey Bay
Agn
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Anchorage
Allania
Bismarck
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Bullala
Chicago
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Des Moines
Detroit
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Helena
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San Diego
San Francisco
Ram
Seattle
Tampa
Washington
Bakersfield
Ad Fresno
Oakland
Red Bluff
Tenoma
Sacramanta
Thermal
Trieste Deep Dive Sets New Depth Record In Guam Sweep
The Trieste bathyscaph reaches 24 000 feet in the Mariana Trench 50 miles southeast of Guam as scientists plan a later attempt at 30 000 feet. Dr. Piccard and Navy Lt. Walsh inhabit the gondola while data on temperature, marine life, salinity, and sound are collected for antisubmarine warfare insights.
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Guam
U.S. Navy
Marianas Trench
Pacific
Andie
B. Rechnitzer
Jacques Piccard
Piccard
Navy
Donald Walsh
San Diego
Calif
Scinty
Marine Life
Suiltnlly
United States probes early UN space committee meeting
UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. AP The United States seeks an early convening of the new UN space committee to test Soviet intent on international cooperation in space. Washington has consulted Moscow and other delegations about a meeting before January ends, while the Soviets delay awaiting Moscow instructions. The 24 nation panel was formed after a deadlock over Communist and neutral representation was resolved. The United States agreed to seven Communist and five neutral members with 12 Western nations, close to Soviet parity. The move comes as Soviet plans to test a powerful rocket near Hawaii prompt urgency in forming the new committee and advancing space exploration goals. Soviet scientists described the tests as a normal step in space progress and preparations for human lunar flight. A Hungarian agency report mentions plans to land an automatic laboratory on the moon using a Pacific rocket test.
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United Nations, N.Y
United States
Soviet Union
Moscow
Kremlin
Hawaiian Islands
Moscow Radio
Dobronravov
Solar System
MTE
UC Student Poisons Self in Berkeley Laboratory
Richard V. Brower 22, a graduate student from Flushing New York drank cyanide in a UC Radiation Laboratory and collapsed. Police said a note found in his pocket indicated despondency over the electoral college and ill health. Efforts to revive him failed.
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Berkeley
Flushing
Long Island
N.Y
University of California
Richard V
Brower
UC Radiation Laboratory
Thomas Jefferson
Bevan Recovering After Major Stomach Operation
Aneurin Bevan the 62 year old Labour figure lies in London’s Royal Free Hospital after a major stomach operation on December 29. The left wing stalwart has drawn well wishes from Conservatives and Labourites as he remains absent from Parliament. Bevan, once a party rebel, now navigates party divisions while remaining pivotal to debates on policy and alliance with the United States.
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London
Aneurin Bevan
Peck
Royal Free Hospital
Bevan
House of Commons
Macmillann
Areta
Winston Churchill
J and Churchill
House ‘of Commons
Ue Bevan
Labor Party
Hugh Gaitskell
Pantary
Gaitskell
U.S. State Department
Washington
Macmillan
Abait
Rey
NATO
Revan
Itis
Bnet Gaitskell
United States
Few Negro Teachers Reported in California Districts
California's largest school districts show limited hiring of Negro, Chinese, Japanese or Mexican teachers in the past decade. In Los Angeles County only 13 of 108 districts employed Negro teachers, and overall only about one in six districts had Negro teachers. State officials cited progress while noting ongoing discrimination.
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Sacramento
California
Los Angeles
Wilson C. Riles
Commission of
Riles
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