Credit Card Traveler Man Held on Forgery Charge
John F. Moore 28 is held for Grand Jury action after allegedly financing a cross country trip with another man's credit card found in Oregon. He charged about 70 in services across Washington Oregon California and at Esso and Chevron stations. Moore waived preliminary examination and was ordered held for action by the Oneida County Grand Jury.
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Utica
N.Y
UPL
John F. Moore
Moore
Yorkville
Ures
Justice of the Peace Sea Townsend
Oneida County Grand Jury
California
Washington
Hint
Rain Soaks Canada To Rio Grande Weather Update
A light rain spread from the Canadian border to the Rio Grande with reports of tornado activity in Texas. Tornadoes damaged areas, wind gusts and heavy rain caused flooding and road closures while rainfall totals varied from six inches northwest of Jenmore to near two inches in Apalachicola.
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Canada
Rio Grande
Rio Grande River
Texas
Chicago Weather Bureau
Jenmore
Kan
Apalachicola
Fla
Foes lodge complaints at CV Quarry near Castro Valley
Neighbors pressed the County Planning Commission over John St quarry operations by Berton Garofalo, with eight residents alleging nine permit violations. A field trip and hearings will decide possible revocation as Dowd substantiated four issues including fencing gaps and off hours operations.
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Castro Valley Rock Company
John St
Berton Garofalo
County Planning Commission
Garofalo
Board of Supervisors
Kent Fpurser
Planning Commission
John A. Dowd
Dowd
Regent Way
Oakland
Gardale
Agnes Hesenmeyer
D. Christman
Gary Cooper To Leave Hospital
Hollywood AP reports Gary Cooper, recovering, will leave the hospital today about a week earlier than planned. The 55-year-old actor was expected to be hospitalized for at least two weeks after surgery. Neighbor disputes and dust complaints near a quarry site are cited by residents and city officials as ongoing issues unrelated to Cooper’s health.
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Hollywood
Gary Cooper
Hare
Truck Kills Ex Colorado Newswoman in Alley Crossing
A former Colorado newspaper woman Miss Winters, 73, who had lived in Oroville eight years, was struck and killed by a delivery truck while crossing an alley near her apartment and a restaurant. Police said she timed her dinner routine and was hit as she entered the alley. Authorities investigated the accident.
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Oroville
Colorado
Miss
Lavern ¥. Kelch
Iran Capital Teheran Population Note
Teheran, capital of Iran, formerly Persia, is referenced with a population figure fragment citing a numerical value. The readable text records the city’s status as capital and its historic nomenclature.
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Teheran
Iran
Persia
Nixon Leads in Primary Returns Despite Los Angeles County Gap
Latest tally from 26,107 of 23,783 precincts shows Nixon with 1,353,898 votes, Brown 1,174,647, and McLain 567,568. Nixon trails the two Democrats combined by 388 votes, with Los Angeles County still incomplete.
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Nixon
Brown
McLain
Los Angeles County
Tvo
More Troops For Okinawa Ready
Two thousand soldiers of the 2nd Airborne Battle Group boarded an Army transport in Oakland to sail for Okinawa to reinforce Western Pacific readiness. General J C Breckinridge was set to depart Oakland Friday and reach Okinawa on June 24.
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Oakland
UPI
2Nd Airborne Battle Group
Okinawa
Pacific
J.C. Breckinridge i
Oakland Army Terminal
Okinaiwa
Service For All Faiths Set At San Leandro School
The first baccalaureate service at San Leandro High School will be held at 4 p.m. Sunday in the auditorium. Guest speaker is Rev. Mark Hurley, former Bishop O'Dowd principal and current Marin Catholic principal, on the topic Looking Back and Forward. The service is planned by a committee of Rev. Richard Zeppel, Rabbi John Zucker, Rev. Teals Dabovich, and Principal Jack Roberts and is denominationally inclusive per the San Leandro Council of Churches.
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San Leandro
Richard Zeppel
John Zucker
Teals Dabovich
Jack Roberts
San Leandro Cemeli
Library meeting schedule postponed indefinitely
SAN LEANDRO The joint meetings between library trustees and city boards to discuss future branch library locations have been postponed indefinitely. The library board will reschedule the meetings per City Manager Wesley McClure.
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San Leandro
Wesley McClure
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Pines
Hoberg
Lake County
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