Chicago arrest ends chase of California gang thug
Chicago police captured Rhonie David Rhonemus 21 after a pawnshop robbery attempt. He had shot Deputy Sheriff Robert H. Ficken six times in San Lorenzo and faced charges including attempted murder and robbery. He was described as a terrorist bandit by officials and faces extradition to California.
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Chicago
Rhonie David Rhonemus
Robert H. Ficken
Regal
Rhonemus
Hayward
C St
Ficken
Hardin St. San Lorenzo
Eden Hospital
Rhonemius
FBI
San Luis Obispo
California
Harry Levinson
Avpeestrian
Alameda County
Zee
Paso Robles
Cali
Hermoxa Beach
Torrance
Polio Crisis Threat Seen by Surgeon General
Washington, UP. Surgeon General Leroy Burney warned that serious polio outbreaks could occur this summer unless speed is increased in Salk vaccination programs. He cited revised estimates showing 48.5 million under 40 have had no shots and 19 million under 20 with no dose.
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Washington
Leroy Burney
Burney
Two Moonshine Stills Raided in Ashland Homes
Deputies and state and federal agents raided two Ashland homes to seize moonshine stills at Eddie Grimes and John Fitzpatrick residences. Grimes operated a still in a rear bedroom with mash barrels. Fitzpatrick’s still was dismantled in his garage. Distillers faced nonstandard output and a plan to sell equipment surfaced through undercover probes. Legal actions extended to surrounding divorce proceedings and asset dispositions in Alameda County and Oakland court records.
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Ashland
Eddie M. Grimes
Los Reyes Ave
John M. Fitzpatrick
Treasury
Grimes
Fitzpatrick
Mariel K. Leonardo
Hayward
Alameda County
Chris
B. Foxinfiff
Oakland
Treasury Dept
George F. Leonardo
Robert ©. Wright
Leonardo
Irs
Walter
Frank
Grove Way
Dope Charges Faced by Five in Decoto Raid
Five Decoto suspects were to be arraigned at 9 30 a m in Centerville Justice Court. Augustine Mateo Pete Sallas Rudolph O Moreno Joseph Morales and Richard D Valesquez were jailed in lieu of 1500 bail. State agents described the raid as a major wholesale source with 1042 pounds of marijuana found, capable of 10000 cigarettes and valued at 6000 dollars.
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Decoto
Lodge
Bbney
Nues-Centerville
Rudolph O. Moreno
Whipple
Joseph R. Morales
10Th St
Decato
Richard D. Valesquez
la Habre
Oalland
Hayward
San Jose
Stockton
Prayer for Today
A devotional prayer asks God for daily wisdom and illumination to make life clearer. The supplicant seeks confident, intelligent living as they commit their way to the divine, trusting in guidance and support.
Another U S Spy Revealed in New England Hearings
Boston report on the House Un American Activities hearings reveals Carol H. Foster a Nashua New Hampshire resident aged 45 identified as a key Communist Party official in New Hampshire and secretary to the party in the Granite State. Armando Perria of Fairhaven previously testified as an undercover FBI agent.
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Boston
INS
FBI
Communist Party
New England
House
Subcommittee On
Carol H. Foster
Nashua
N.H
Federal Building
New Hampshire
Iit
Granite State
Armando Perria
Fairhaven
Lagent
Wall topples in rainstorm at Hunt Foods
Heavy gale winds toppled a 100 by 25 foot corrugated iron wall at Hunt Foods in Hathaway and A Street during the first day of spring. A company official said the wall saved money by falling. Storm caused scattered branches. no power lines down. Alameda County rainfall varied with Hayward 0.25 inches San Leandro 0.38 Pleasanton 0.30 Niles 0.37 Decoto 0.34. Alameda Naval Air Station reported 48 mph gusts at dawn. Gale warnings extended from Half Moon Bay northward.
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Hunt Foods
Hathaway
A+ St
Alameda County
Pacific
Fort Brags
California
Alameda Naval Air Station
Golden Gate
Cary
Moon Bay
Hayward
San Leandro
Pleasanton
Niles
Decoto
Senate approves CHP uniform mandate amid objections
In Sacramento the Senate approves a measure making wearing the Highway Patrol's new uniform without authorization a misdemeanor, despite protests that it ratifies commissioner Bernard Caldwell's controversial order.
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Sacramento
URJ
Highway Patrol
Senate
Bernard Caldwell
Water project drive mounts in Sacramento
Assembly leaders pushed to add the Feather River Project’s 72 million dollars to the state budget but tied it to a constitutional water rights amendment. A bloc of Republicans moved to force settlement of the water rights issue before a 2:30 p.m. vote on the spending program.
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Sacramento
Assembly
Feather River
Luther H
Tcom
Oakland
Tower House
New Column For Lovelorn Debuts In Daily Review
Ann Landers, witty personal problems expert, launches a lovelorn column in The Daily Review on Monday. Readers are invited to send in their issues as Landers offers practical solutions to henpecked husbands and romantic dilemmas.
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Ann Landers
Daily Review
Island Auction May Be Voided
Federal officials said California could seize Ano Nuevo Island off the San Mateo coast if financial terms are met by May, otherwise Frank Spenger of a San Francisco Bay fish grotto wins the nine acre site to develop as a recreation and fishing center after submitting the high bid at a GSA auction.
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San Francisco
Berkeley
Ano Nuevo
San Mateo
Frank Spenger
Hast Bay
U.S. General Services Administration
New Climb Expected in Postwar Unemployment Thus Month
Labor Department economists predicted an increase in unemployment for March, possibly a new postwar high, though likely slight. They cited auto layoffs and slow construction tied to bad weather, with government March figures due early next month.
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Washington
Labor Department
Castro Valley Library Board appoints Button F Garofalo
County supervisors named Button F Garofalo of 2450 John St Castro Valley to the Castro Valley Library Board, replacing A B Morris who could not accept. Garofalo, a long time resident and property owner, supported an election to determine means of expanding library facilities, says Supervisor Francis Dunn.
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Button F. Garofalo
John St
Castro Valley Library Board
Garofalo
Castro Valley
Ashland
A. B. Morris
Morris
Francis Dunn
Heavy Troop Buildup Reported Around Medan
Rebel quarters in Singapore report heavy fighting near Medan central Sumatra with 500 civilians fleeing aboard the Dutch liner Oranje. Rebels mass seven forces around Medan and Pakanbaru as they threaten oil facilities and press government troops in a bid to halt output. Sjafruddin Prawiranegara accuses Sukarno of Russian aid, citing ships at Tandjung Priok manned by Russians.
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Singapore
North Sumatran
Medan
Oranje
United Press
Ing
Lake Tobo
Pakanbaru
Oir
California
Texas Pacific
Oil Company
Poli
Jakarta
Sjafruddin Prawiranegara
Padang Radio Tonight
Sukarno
Tandjungpriok
Young Fremont Motorist Killed In Auto Crash
A Fremont driver Thomas R. Kleine aged 21 died when his car skid off a curve on Alquire Ra and struck a concrete bridge railing a quarter mile east of the Eastshore Freeway. Four companions were injured and hospitalized for evaluation including Robert Martinez 18 William Vargas 16 Joseph Vargas 21 and Richard Vargas 13. The car owner was Violet D Kleine of Fremont.
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Fremont
Alquire Ra
Eastshore
Thomas R. Kleine
Main St
Robert Martinez
William
P. O. Box
Centerville
Joseph
C. Vargas
Richard
Joseph St
Vargas
Fairmont Hospital
Highland Hospital
Kleine
Violet D. Kleine
Water Skier of Oakland Killed in Mexico Trip
Oakland youth G Mills aged 18 was killed while water skiing in Acapulco Mexico on his high school graduation trip. His mother Mrs Geneva Mills said she learned of the death and that he was an accomplished water skier.
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Oakland
G. Mills
Mexico
Geneva M. Mills
Acapulco
House Unit Approves Military Pay Increase
The House Armed Service Committee approved a $669,379,000 pay raise for armed forces members despite protests for more study time. Chairman Carl Vinson and Cordiner plan were modified by subcommittee officers and enlisted personnel, with lower grades excluded.
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Washington
House Armed Service Committee
Tor
Carl
Vin Cordiner
Armed Services
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