Lana Turner and Stephen Crane reach plan on Cheryl
Hollywood star Lana Turner and ex-husband Stephen Crane agreed on a future plan for their daughter Cheryl Crane on Monday. Details await Juvenile Court Thursday as the youth faces a hearing over the stabbing of Lana's companion Johnny Stompanato last April.
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Russia Withdraws H-Bomber Condemnation Demand
United States welcomes the Soviet withdrawal during a UN Security Council debate as Russia drops a motion to condemn U S hydrogen bomber alert missions. Flights will continue for defense against a surprise attack. Soviet Ambassador Sobolev protested the meeting handling.
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Space suit tests push for 24 hour 80,000 foot record
In San Diego a 58 pound space suit tests endurance at North Island NAS. Lt Jix Arthur Wohden, 25 of Coronado, enters an 80,000 foot chamber aiming for a 24 hour stay. Lt (jg) William J Pfister from Coronado completes a 16 hour trial last Tuesday as part of Navy experiments with the suit for comfort and mobility.
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Sacramento Legislature Debates Two Billion Budget Clash
The sixth conference committee opened Monday as lawmakers debated a two billion dollar state budget amid a dispute over a Soviet motion and water project funding. Sobolev withdrew the Russian draft protest after Lodge rejected the charges. Senator Dilworth proposed about 68 million for water projects including Feather River relocation and aqueduct site purchases. two measures would require voter approval. The Senate floated a Northern California water district idea to control projects, while Burns criticized the North-South water quarrel as a starry eyed dream.
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Handley Returns to Indiana Statehouse After Surgery
Governor Harold Handley returned to the statehouse in Indianapolis for the first time in nearly a month after gall bladder surgery at Robert Long Hospital on March 27. He walked with assistance and resumed duties following his medical leave.
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Arthritis Relief Claim Promises Free Information
An advertisement-style message claims relief from rheumatoid arthritis and other rheumatism after describing widespread pain and paralysis-like weakness. It offers free information on how the sender obtained a so-called wonderful relief.
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Soviet Urges Votes as U S Prefers Quiet Discussion
Sobolev of the Soviet Union withdraws a draft resolution after a six hour Senate debate. Lodge defends legality of his actions as the chair protects free speech. The session notes U S reluctance to press for a vote and cites Bartholomew on bombers around Soviet perimeters during discussions of nuclear alert missions.
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Fullerton Bank Robber Nabbed in Hour
Larry Monroe Dupuis, 27, of Garden Grove, allegedly escaped with 5500 from Bank of America in Fullerton. A witness followed to his car switch, provided the second plate, leading police, FBI to arrest him at home. Money recovered, Dupuis arraigned, waived preliminary hearing.
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Thirty three nations join ban on obscene material
United Nations report says 33 nations have acceded to a treaty banning production possession and exchange of obscene printed matter with Ceylon the latest. The accord took effect February 2 1950 under UN auspices as four related notes mention a federal prisoner in Orange County jail and a bank incident with a temporarily empty switchboard.
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