FBI Lists Anthony Brancato Among Ten Most Wanted
The FBI added Anthony Brancato a Kansas City native to its ten most wanted fugitives list for a Las Vegas race book robbery last month. Brancato is described as dangerous, with ties to illegal gambling, and possibly involved in other high profile crimes including past gangland killings.
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High 12 Luncheon Speakers Announced
Dr. H Babington and George Hipley will address the High 12 Luncheon tomorrow at noon. Berkeley state president and state secretary are the guests. Thursday members toured the new city library led by librarian Harry Bradford.
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Incredible Golf Import Ro Berta De Vicenzo Wins Inverness
Curly haired Roberta De Vicenzo from Buenos Aires teamed with Henry Ransom of St Andrews Ireland to win the Inverness Invitational by a nine stroke margin marking him as the outstanding foreign import since Bobby Lacko.
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Prep Stars Signed to Giants Farm System
Los ANGELES report that two high school diamond stars Sec ond Baseman Jack Varnade and Shortstop Jack Lewis signed with the New York Giants farm system. The pair move toward professional baseball pathways.
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Minnis Commission Finds No Evidence Maxim Was Drugged
Chicago report says the Minnis Athletic Commission found no proof that Joey Maxim was drugged in the May 30 loss to Heavyweight Champion Ezzzard Charles. Commission chair Joe Tuiner dismissed rumors as loose tall talk and urged no speculation.
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Hope for Early Settlement of Phone Strike
Los Angeles report says talks between the Patville Telephone and Telegraph Co and the Communication Workers union resumed after a three hour exploratory session. Federal Conciliator Oliver K. Goodwin set 10 am EDT for another meeting as the strike by 9,500 CWA members in seven Southern California counties continues.
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Messages From Camp Scouts Reach Castro Valley Figure
A committee member H R Holmas of Castro Valley received homing pigeon messages from Boy Scouts of Troop Z at Camp Los Machos. The note lists groceries and supplies for the troop mother Helen Nielsen including lettuce cucumbers peppers onions apples ice and gasoline with a signature Nielsen 3.M.T 2C.
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Scouts Rough It At Camp Los Mochos
Boy Scout Troop 2 of Castro Valley spent a week at Camp Los Mochos learning to rough it with open fires and a swimming course. Homing pigeons were used to relay messages to Castro Valley, with H R Holes and the troop committee coordinating daily communications.
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Diamond Reed Guilty of Oakland Murder
Diamond Reed a 27 year old Oakland resident was found guilty of first degree murder by an Alameda County jury. The verdict carries a mandatory death sentence for the killing of Fryzella Broggs 24 on Christmas Eve. Broggs body was found December 25 on an Oakland school playground. she had been beaten and attacked.
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Pacific Telephone Invites Fair Visitors to Alameda Exhibit
Pacific Telephone manager 5 D Smith invited Hayward area residents to visit the Alameda County Fair telephone exhibit in Pleasant on Friday. The display will show a miniature operating production line and 433 parts of modern telephones, with a tester booth and continuous movies.
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House to extend price and rent controls for 30 days
Washington report says House leaders support a 30 day extension of price wage and rent controls. They believe Congress cannot pass permanent legislation before the current law expires Saturday night.
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