Girl's Body Found Shot Twice in California Forest
The mauled body of a girl who vanished near her home was found in a forest east of Palos Woods. She had been shot twice, and authorities identified her as Glutia Kowalewicz. Father Kowalewicz identified the body at a county morgue. The scene is near a street and recalls a cold case years ago involving two other girls found deceased nearby.
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Mercy Killing Suspect Dies After Apparent Suicide
WEST LONG BRANCH New Jersey police report 42 year old Nariel Vonella the suspected killer of his wife Corrine Vonella died by apparent poisoning in a car near a secluded area. The body was found Friday. police say the paraplegic former painter had fallen from a stair, and a gun was found near his wife. Authorities believe the suspect killed his spouse before taking poison.
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Daily Review cold fragment notices and ads
Fragmentary OCR shows scattered names and offices with subscription rates and multiple city offices listed. The readable items include addresses in San Leandro San Keando Livermore and references to a business manager and circulation details.
Union backs chimps on Texas factory line in odd deal
A Houston telegram reports a union claim that three chimpanzees were to be put on an assembly line in a Texas furniture plant. The union sought collective bargaining, holidays, vacations, and welfare provisions for the animals, plus fingerprint signatures for union days.
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Houston
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Sal B. Hoffman
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New Orleans Desegregation Tension Ahead of School Session
In New Orleans, federal authorities warn against blocking court ordered school integration as officials prepare for a special session. U.S. Atty. Gen. Segers vows to use full powers to prevent interference, while Mayor Morrison and others urge peace. NAACP files new plea to prevent interference with first grade desegregation.
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Louisiana
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Baga Rouge
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United States
Davis
New Orleans
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National Association For theAdvancement of Colored People
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L Emila A. Wagner
Wagner
Matthew Be Suberiual Jr
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Rebels Routed After Nicaragua Uprising Subdues Cities
Government forces in Nicaragua rout insurgent bands that held Jinotepe and Dimantha for 13 hours as martial law spread. About 1,000 National Guardsmen conducted a joint air and ground operation, reclaiming the two southwestern cities and freeing two Army personnel. Three soldiers died and others were wounded as rebels fled with hostages. President Somoza blamed the Cuban government for backing opposition groups in a bid to destabilize Central America.
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Timantha
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United States
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West Point
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Executions of Three Americans Reported by U S Cuba Trials
A State Department note released in Washington states that three American men were executed in Cuba after trials for armed revolt against Fidel Castro. The men Anthony Zarbaey Robert Fuller and Minny Thomson were executed for participating in an invasion plot. Trials were held October 12 and 13 with no time for appeal.
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Sanerville
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Queen Ciy
Tex
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South Korea Chief Issues Smoking and Conduct Orders
Seoul reports Prime Minister Chang ordered government employees nationwide to quit foreign cigarettes smuggled into the country. He urged punctual appointments and warned officials to avoid line and wine companies tied to hostesses and disreputable establishments. The directive targets smuggling and improper social practices.
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Seu Korea
M. Chang
Demos Already Studying Road Network Funds
Democrats in Congress focus on financing the interstate highway system as January reports from the Commerce Department test the 41,000 mile network. Lawmakers seek permanent funding solutions beyond a soon expiring gas tax and aim to complete the system by the early 1970s, despite Eisenhower era opposition and rising cost estimates.
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Delay Voted In State Pay Hike Action
SAN DIEGO AP The 30th General Council of the California State Employees Association ICSEA voted to stall salary reviews until March amid an uncertain economic outlook. About 90,000 state workers are affected. Delegates also backed a plan to revise state law on salaries and to require the State Personnel Board to consider prevailing rates. They approved periodic pay reviews and discussed bringing workers into federal Social Security and the right to organize for collective bargaining.
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CSEA
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Los Angeles
Trye
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Algiers Faces Aftermath of Anti-Paris Rumors Riot
In Algiers the city resumes work as Armistice Day disturbances fade. Riot police and soldiers reinforce streets once scarred by vandalism and projectiles. European residents fear a test of strength against de Gaulle’s Algeria policy amid teenage unrest and speculation of a nationalist crackdown.
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Eisenhower Maintains Quiet Posture On Post Election Moves
Augusta AP report notes President Eisenhower golfing at Augusta National while shaping a cautious handoff to the Kennedy era. He limits public action to a congratulatory message and a White House meeting with aides. Hagerty says Ike will stay engaged but avoid intruding on Republican transition as he nears leaving office. He issues a proclamation for Rights Week urging commitment to equality.
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Almanac Today highlights 1830 birth of Stevenson and 1927 Holland Tunnel
Almanac notes mark November 18 with historical anniversaries such as Robert Louis Stevenson born in 1830 and Rudolph Valentino star of The Sheik in 1924. It recalls the Holland Tunnel opening in 1927 and a Hormel sit down strike in 1933, plus a thought by Thomas De Quincey on memory and burdens.
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Kennedy Team Faces Security Hurdles For Defense Post
Kennedy transition officials and Pentagon aides wrapped up consultations on access to top secret data. Names for the defense head were unclear with potential appointees including former Pentagon figures and industry leaders, as secrecy and conflicts of interest loom in the transition period.
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Eisenhower
Bullet Strikes Knee of Hunter in Rural Incident
A hunter was struck in the knee by a stray bullet Saturday near the Sutter Bypass, about 15 miles south of Here. Authorities identified John Hicks as involved, with Estonian ties noted in the report and the youth mentioned in connection to an incident. The event references a play or hook named Light in Quardy and mentions medical transfer to a local facility.
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