Cantinflas the Mexican Comic Idol Keeps Laughs Alive
New York AP profile of Cantinflas born Mario Morena describes his rise from a poor family to a film and stage star. He created Cuutinflas the clever tramp, commands a 50,000 seat Mexico City arena, co-owns ventures, runs a 12,000 acre ranch, and uses humor to reveal life’s two sides while avoiding serious roles. He survives mock bull fights without harming bulls, insisting on mutual respect.
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Caritinflas
Mexico
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Cantinflas
Mexico City
Manolete
Deputies End Extortion Ring In Small Town Case
SONORA AP Deputies halted a juvenile extortion plot after three youths faced charges. The letter writer, a 15 year old, demanded $15 immediately and $10 weekly, threatening harm if payments stopped. A deputy arrested one suspect at the family mailbox as the scheme unraveled.
Soviet Planes Reach Congo In Transit To Soviet Union
Soviet aircraft previously operating in The Congo landed at Cairo airport en route to the Soviet Union. The move followed orders linked to Patrice Lumumba and involved transporting Congo clients to the Kasai and Katanga regions.
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Tlevon
Soviet Union
Patrice Lumundar
Local Trade Journal Admits Multiple Offices in Hayward Area
Fragmented OCR shows a period city trade paper listing several offices in Hayward and nearby Alameda County. Mentions addresses on Winton Ave and Leandro with various bureau names and circulation notes. The garbled text references advertising director and production roles, plus an act of Congress area designation and multiple city offices.
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Tre Dalie Review, Inc
Fora Senha
Mubriny YeMillars Cultcere
Bustos Iianegar
Ray Festeth
Crenation Mauser Mah Cherag
Ciaseice Targger Enteras
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Crofimla
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Gert Aubschirtion
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Alameda County
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Hayward
gEterson
Bigin
Police dogs foil burglar. canine licks suspect
ATLANTA UP I reports a burglar was cornered in a restaurant by Atlanta Police Department dogs Chip and Storm. Chip licked the suspect on the shoulder while Storm lunged and bit Patrolman J A Watkins in the leg after the arrest.
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UPI
Chip
Atlvanta Police Department
Storm
J. A. Watkins
Kidnaped Polio Victim Found Safe in Phoenix
Aletta Texte, 30, a paralyzed victim, was found alive in her sister Anell Todd Carter’s parked car in a West Phoenix trailer court. The car disappeared after Carter left it unattended with Texte inside. Police sought two men seen near the lot and fingerprint experts were dispatched to the Carter vehicle.
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UPD
West Phoenix
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Todd
Talert
Cen
Monlay
Anell ‘Todd Carter
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Twoy
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Fastest U S Driver Fails To Top Mark
Mickey Thompson, the fastest U S driver, failed to beat the world speed record as he reached 377.0 miles per hour in Utah. The attempt to exceed 410 mph was thwarted by mechanical trouble, ending the bid after a first run fell short of the target. Thompson planned a second attempt but did not complete it within the rules.
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Tonneville Salt Plats
Utah
Mickey Thompson
America
John Cobb
Timandans
U.S
Thompson
Monte
Calif
Fraud To Get Ten Year Prison Term In California
Renwoor City caps a one decade term in San Quentin as he defrauded the San Anton County Welfare Department by living at his own home. Roberto Rivas Riviera was convicted after taking 5495 dollars by falsely deserting his wife Elizabeth and hiding their four children. Superior Court Judge Catton also ordered Flint County Jail for two terms, and three years on probation. The six children will remain wards of Santa Claus County Juvenile Court.
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San Quentin
Walls
San Anton
Flint
Hell
Iavietas
Levan
Tin
New Harbor Projects Approved by State Commission
Two harbor projects received tentative approval from the state Small Craft Harbor Commission. A $725,000 facility at South San Feanels and a $367,000 project in Nreaktos hinge on staying within one cost figure to gain final clearance. The commission also approved planning advances for another project.
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API
Harkara Commission
Hount Kana
South San
Feanels
Wife kills News Guild organizer in Nevada shooting
DAYTON Nev AM Joe Campo 15 former Reno news payor guild organizer was shot and killed on isolated Highway 5. His common law wife Beverly Jean Harris 33 was booked for homicide investigating after telling Deputy Chester Parton she shot Campo during a violent quarrel and heat. The Desert Inn Motel scene described as a former bawdy house. Campo was shot twice in the heart with a 23 caliber automatic and Harris said she shot three times as Campo advanced. Campo linked to the Reno newspaper guild strike of 1669 context.
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Dayton
Nev
Joe Campo
Reno Newspayor Guild
Mater
Beverly Jean Harris
Chester Parton
Campo
Harris
Campa
Monttgomery Pass
Reno Newspaper Guild
Kennedy to deliver first TV address after nominating convention
Senator Kennedy prepares a 30 minute television appearance on the ABC network tonight from 10:10 p.m. EDT to outline his stance on Khrushchev and America’s response. He spoke earlier in Atlantic City and Charleston, addressing large crowds amid labor union cheers and a stiff job market in the waterfront states.
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Sen
Jotm Mier
Nikita Khrushchev
Kennedy Poes
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Sovirt
ABC
Kennedy
Yunk
America
Khrushchev
Kennedy Attacks Republican Policy and Calls Full Employment
Kennedy derides a stagnant Republican policy in domestic and foreign affairs claiming four million unemployed and three million part time workers. He unveils a five point plan including public resource development, easing supply restrictions, universal education, automation relief, and targeted aid for economically stressed workers. The report contrasts this with Khrushchev's UN speech and notes mixed reception to the Soviet leader in the United States, while outlining Voice of America plans to broadcast his remarks.
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Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Nisan
America
Washington
Voice of America
Eissenhraver
United Nations
Nikita Khrushchevy
U.S
Go Radio Service
Nhower
U.N. General Assembly
Fisenhower
Khrushcheg
Positions on State Park Land Aired
A San Jose Assembly subcommittee heard a Citizens Committee advocate urge state purchase of land for recreation near major population centers. Opponents from various groups criticized the $1.5 million spending plan tied to a three year study by California’s 1907 Legislature, with hearings slated in San Jose and Anaheim next week.
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Citizens Committee For
Afzl Parks
Assembly
San Jose
Callie
Tniher
May W. Jowrey
California
Almanac Tolgy Sept 20 Historical Notes
Almanac Tolgy notes September 20 as the 261st day with Mars as morning star. Highlights include Magellan Hegan’s voyage plan in 1319, the 179% launch of Old Ironsides in Boston, the 1873 Panic climax with NYSE closure, and Truman asking Wallace to resign in 1946. Langston Fuller quotes poetry as a universal language and pastime.
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Henry Wadsworth Langfellow
Tito in Demand Reports Claim Tito in Demand
Belgrade reports from AP state Yugoslav news agency Tanjug said President Tito is en route to New York aboard the Queen Elizabeth and has received numerous oral, written, telegraphic and telephonic requests for interviews from press, radio and television. The agency noted he has yet to respond to many inquiries.
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Yugoslavia
Tansjug
Tito
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Tele- Mion
Fine Juz
Lal Downs
Mysterious Object Sparks Space Rumors in California
Reports of a bright fast moving object over Southern California stoked speculation of a Russian space achievement. Trinity University in San Antonio eyed a possible new satellite, while NASA said no sightings or tracking were reported. Local observers in Santa Ana and others noted a rapid object near the expected Echo 7 pass, with experts unsure if it matched known satellites.
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Eloven
California
San Antonio
Tex
Trinity University Moomyatch
National Aeronmiliesian Space Administration
Washington
Santa Ana
Night City Autor
Larry Distel
Register
Don Smith
United States
Marquess of Reading Dies After Heart Attack in Greece
London AP reports former British foreign affairs chief the Marquess of Reading died Monday night from a heart attack while at Rhonites in Greece. He had served as a high official in the British government across decades.
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Marquess of Reading
Rhontes
Nixon urges united backing as U.N. session opens
Vice President Richard Nixon urged Americans to set partisan fights aside and back President Eisenhower at the U.N. General Assembly. He defended U.S. strength and warned against appeasing Khrushchev, criticizing John Kennedy's stance and pledging aid for hard coal regions while attacking Democratic pork-barrel relief efforts.
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Ison Lower
Nikita Khrushchev
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