Woman To Testify In Slaying Case West Covina
A woman named Mina Tregott, a former receptionist, is expected to testify today in the murder of socialite Mrs Barbara Finch. The case centers on a confrontation between Finch and her husband, Dayuty Finch, at their home, leading to a fatal shooting as police recall.
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Kuchel Backs Logging Program in Kent Peninsula Area
Senator Kuchel voiced support for a logging program to safeguard Amber trees from disease and insect damage near the Kent Peninsula region. At a Riviera Chamber of Commerce event, he argued the plan would create ten attractions and counter wholesale forest destruction, while noting forest service restrictions on diseased timber.
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Runaway Bride Calls Off Big Wedding Plans
Miss Hart, 21, daughter of Ralph Hart, announced a wedding cancellation after a nationwide search. She disappeared from Newark Airport after saying goodbye to Glynes, then resurfaced with a tale of kidnapping that proved false. she admitted running away with a man to Chicago.
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Tahoe Cliff Plunge Fatal
George Richard Dobton, 21, Waalla, died after a 190 foot fall during a cliff plunge near a lake area. Deputies responded to the scene as witnesses described the sequence and investigators began reviewing the circumstances surrounding the accident.
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Alanford University
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Jona
Feud Denied By Film Queen
Joan Crawford rejects claims of a feud with Bette Davis and refutes remarks about past tensions. Crawford says she has never seen Davis in a film together and has no comment on alleged clashes. The exchange centers on years-old gossip and public remarks from Miss Davis and Miss Crawford.
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Inina
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Usha Tilente
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Waytes
Ambiguous Harmonicas Drive Nationwide Interest
A garbled report hints that Ameren Mise Conference data suggests 151,000 Americans now play harmonicas, with Avoca mentioned in a context resembling a cultural trend. The fragmentary source places emphasis on growing musical participation and regional mentions.
Nixon in Soviet Union Inspires Warm Welcomes in Novosibirsk
The Nixon visit draws thousands in street scenes from airport to Stalin Square and through city centers. The vice president and Mrs Nixon receive a friendly reception as crowds cheer, photographers flock, and Soviet leaders show cordial gestures. Nixon’s Siberian tour includes stops at major industrial hubs and meetings with officials, highlighting a rare openness during Cold War diplomacy.
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Demos Favor Paris Parley By Big Three
Washington reports on a proposed Paris conference involving the United States Britain and France aimed at a broad diplomatic settlement. Western powers consider a Geneva style forum and discuss timing and method to prepare for a possible summit.
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Dam Project Bid Call Set for Feather River Work
Sacramento offices announce a bid call for the upper Feather River dam project in Plumas County. Bids open August 26 for construction of a 128 foot high Frenchompany dam creating a 4,000 acre reservoir as part of a $2,060,000 state water development package. Construction begins in September and aims to finish before the next rainy season.
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Grand Canyon search for Georgia boy continues
Rescuers pressed on to find a missing Georgia boy in the Grand Canyon despite heat and rugged canyon walls. A note found on the sand suggested a possible sighting. Walter J. Mahony, 16, and Eugene A. Gavigan, 30, assistant pastor, were identified among companions who disappeared after entering the canyon Friday. Relatives said the group, including the priest, planned the trip for months to earn expense money from old jobs. The search halted Sunday after hikers reported hearing cries of help.
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Grand Canyon
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Southern Bell Telephone Co
Savattenah
Gay Yan
Maton Park Service
Miss Universe Contest Rift Rumor Denied
Long Beach sponsors deny rumors of a rift threatening to move the Miss Universe pageant. Catalina Sylmuls says no truth to claims of conflict with Max Factor cosmetics, the pageant cosponsor, and expects continued cooperation with pageant organizers and Long Beach officials. The Miss universe owners also once ran Miss America.
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Sylm? Isulls
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Max Factor
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Myvinuit Company
L Ikies
Oil Workers Strike At Whiting Refinery
Independent Petroleum Workers of America began a walkout at the Whiting Refinery of Standard Oil Co delaying operations after last minute negotiations failed. About 575 supervisory staff remain for maintenance as 4,800 workers walk out, with the plant able to supply customers via other midwest refineries connected by pipeline, rail, and barge links.
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Arthur F. Enedves
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Chicago
Parcel Strike Talks Resume in San Francisco
San Francisco reports renewed negotiations between Teamsters Union and United Parcel Service to halt a strike that shuttered air deliveries from more than 2,000 San Francisco units. Oakland Local 70 extended picketing as routes feared, with about 50,000 parcels affected across retail and wholesale firms.
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Italian Catholic Group Picks Site for Convention
The Tallan Catholic Federation of California will hold its 29th annual convention in Bakersfield September 4 to 7 with delegates from California Nevada and Chicago. The four day event coincides with the 41st anniversary of Amerigo Vespucci naming. Modesto officials approved a 110267 budget for the event funding mostly from electrical revenues, with modest district support projected.
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First Vendor Mero Ctesibus Athenian Priest Invents Ancient Device
A fragmentary report suggests Mero Ctesibus, a high priest from Alexandria, conceived a device around 219 B.C. claimed to regulate sacred water. The text hints at early vending or a machine concept connected to temple rites but remains unclear.
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Almanac Today Tuesday Duty 28 1959 History Notes
Almanac notes mark this date with last quarter moon and evening stars. It recalls events from 1952 MacArthur driving out unemployed veterans in Washington and 1945 UN Charter ratified by Senate, plus a B 25 crash into the Empire State Building. Mention includes 1914 Austria Serbia war start and Indochina entry.
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Serbia
Aluminum Industry Under Strike Threat
New York report says US Steelworkers and three aluminum producers face a potential strike shutting metal production at midnight Friday. Federal mediator Finnegan noted no substantial position changes after a two hour meeting. no further talks were scheduled as copper workers also threaten action amid extended contract talks to June 30.
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Fix
Horseshoe Champion Ride Continues in Murray Tournament
Former champion Ted Allen of Boulder led the unbeatens into the final round of the National Horseshoe Pitching Tournament in Murray Utah. Don Titcomb of Los Gatos suffered early losses shifting him from second to third in standings. Floyd Toole of Pine Bluff and Act Dugle of Chicago handed Titcomb decisive defeats as Reno Sabina rose to runnerup with 27 1. The report also notes industry strike tensions with Aluminum Co of America and United States Steel Corp awaiting wage talks and potential labor action as aluminum and steel negotiations hinge on price and inflation controls.
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Boulder
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Solon Protests Saluting Order
Washington UPI reports Rep Frank Kowalski of Connecticut protests an Air Force plan at Mather Air Force Base to patrol the base with a commander’s car to enforce saluting. Kowalski calls the scheme ridiculous and wasteful, urging Air Force scrutiny and citing potential overreach.
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Kowalski
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Sacramento
Kowwalsid
James Douglas
Insurance Death Payments Hit Record 114 Million
In the United States late insurance death payments reach about 114 million dollars. Beneficiaries of Americans killed in traffic necktrain last year receive large payouts as part of the record total.
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Unite States
Married Couples Stay Younger Longer With Simple Pep
Fragmented notice hints at marriage health tips and a wellness claim. Read as a period promotional feature for couples, noting ages 40 56 60 and a price point around 62 dollars. Content appears garbled but centers on longevity and vitality advice for married pairs.
Vegas to Get Paris Follies
Las Vegas producer Walters announced Paris Follies Bergere will open at the Tropicana with about 50 performers. The engagement could run a year, following negotiations with Follies owner Paul Derbal. The production will feature contortions and the Folies nude models as part of the act.
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