Moonlit escape foiled as convict hid under wall
Quentin Con Tripped Up By Full Moon reports James Winton a 23 year old Fresno County burglar who vanished from San Quentin during a five day underground stay. A prison guard spotted him under a grave like excavation with a hose and improvised grappling tool. He was captured and placed in isolation.
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San Quentin
UPI
James Winton
Winton
Prk
Srisso
Fresno County
James Goinh
Fragmented OCR list hints at regional terms and roles
A garbled OCR fragment lists terms like Africa n-Compoe Domten paint and various codes such as 9- art of 1EPrintdhs and 32-3peec. It mentions continents, bearing, and food, with scattered references to colleges, dynastic plant, and symbols. The piece reads as a disjointed collection of labels and abbreviations without a coherent narrative.
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Ry Taeal
Evealdent
Antatiina
Proneu
Bentar
Ucemal Laubr
Duceamrer
Nota
Certo EL
Southwestern
Tachin
Tomorrow's Horoscope Brims With Modern Plans and Advice
Tomorrow's outlook urges adapting to streamlined approaches and seeking guidance from higher-ups. Readers are advised to act early on tasks, study opportunities, and pursue practical plans across Aries through Pisces with emphasis on financial prudence, personal appearance, and cultural enjoyment. A child born tomorrow may welcome practical training for future unexpected events.
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Armas
Murch
Taurus
Vnerein
P.M
Jim
Kennedy says US to take responsibility in Estes case
Attorney General Kennedy said the administration will take responsibility for officials tied to the Bille Sol Estes affair while crediting it for pushing the investigation. He spoke as a House subcommittee planned hearings on Estes grain storage operations and a Senate subcommittee announced a broad inquiry into all aspects of the deal. Kennedy warned against using the case to cover up wrongdoing by officials appointed by the government.
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Washington
APL
Robert F. Kennedy
Bille Sol Estes
Kennedy
Estis
House
Estes
Senate
Wennedy
Federal Pay Hike Expected
Washington predicted that Congress would approve a 14 percent average pay raise for federal workers, effective July 2, according to National Association of Letter Carriers president William J Doherty.
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Washington
UCI
William J €. Doherty
National Association of Letter Car
Ers
Con Press Woul
Incumbent Solons Have Easy Time in Primaries
Washington upi report notes incumbent legislators faced mild opposition as primaries proceed. Of 44 senators renominated 14 faced no serious challenge. only four House incumbents lost. Causes include redistricting and one Mississippi race where two incumbents collided in the same district. Pacing slows with Maine, North Dakota, Virginia, Louisiana, and Arkansas still to vote.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
House
Carroll D. Kearns
R-Pa
Mississippi
Frank E. Smith
Jamia L. Whitten
Nebraska
Pramar
Beermann
Phil ‘Weaver
Alabama
Frank W.boykin
Peter A. Gurland
Stanley H. Tupper
Lanly
Olin D. Johnston
D'S. C
Finnest
J Holines
Price Daniel
Texas
Michael V. Disalle
Ohio
J. Millard Tawes
Maryland
Maine
Norlly Dakota
Virginia
Louisiana
Arkansas
No Progress In Ship Talks
SAN FRANCISCO AP four mediators returned to Washington after reporting limited progress toward resuming West Coast maritime talks. They broke off Sunday and planned to return to San Francisco Thursday before the Taft Hartley cooling off period ends June 30.
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San Francisco
Washington
West Coast
Remembering Names and Faces with Simple Techniques
A vintage health column explains memory basics, urging conscious effort and mnemonic systems to improve recall. It covers double sensory impressions, writing names, quick repetition, and linking names to familiar cues, plus a call to request a bulletin for memory improvement.
High Court Sidesteps Ship Strike
The Supreme Court refused to review an order extending a West Coast maritime strike ban to June 30. Shipowners sought a special hearing after arguments ended. the 80 day antistrike order from Judge Harris of San Francisco was upheld then struck down by the Bth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on May 23.
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U.S
George B. Harris
San Francisco
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Berkeley Bond Issue Passes in a Close Referendum
A Berkeley bond issue for a million dollars to fund school district needs passed by about 67.93 percent. Initial results showed a tight race, with a late swing as absentee votes provided the final majority. Total ballots: 26,979 yes and 43,076 no. The measure marks the district’s third referendum on the topic.
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Berkeley
West
Ae Devlarer
Trym Dums
Eloay
Ave
Leltay
Herkeley
Unified School
Dist
Teud
Chess Match Ends in Draw
Chess match between Bobby Fischer and Miroslav Petroshka ended in a 23 move draw. The event raised about 12 million for handicapped and orphaned children as part of the world tour. Paul Keres and Victor Kereshnai from Russia also drew their games, while Petrosian led the tournament and travels to Mexico Japan and Hong Kong for upcoming rounds.
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Caracao
Victor Kerehnoi
Rusone
Sit
Tigra
Ml Petrosian
Singer
Mexico
Japan
Hong
Fwllmicller
Russia
Kang
Israel
Greece
Italy
Fneland
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