Lost Pay Check on Horses Drives Bank Robbery
Larry Dupuis a 27 year old cabinetmaker and father of four from Garden Grove confessed Tuesday to robbing the Bank of America branch in Fullerton. He said he lost his entire 100 week pay betting on horses and planned the robbery after a bad run at Agua Caliente. Dupuis was arrested shortly after the hold up with $5,500 taken, aided by a passerby who recorded a license number. He described his gambling debt and motive while in Orange County Jail.
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Bill Duncan
Fullerton
Larry Monroe Dupuis
Orange County
Dupuis
Loraleen St
Garden Grove
Avas
Bank of America
California
Palin
James Palin
N. Wilson
Ave. Fullerton
Josephine
Agua Caliente
Tiajuana
Mem
Palm Springs U
Bers
Ford
Exert
Desert
Breech
Bob White
Morton Phillips
John Drew
Ford —— Stork
Phillips
Burlingame
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Palm Springs
Death Notices and a Crime Story Blend in Local Memoir
A jumble of death notices from Frederick and surrounding areas lists Julia Nemecz and others with services and survivors. Interwoven is a Palm Springs burglary tale reporting jewel thefts from hotel rooms tied to prominent figures, with police noting possible professional suspects and details of the stolen items.
Pentagon Old Hat McElroy Testifies on Modernizing Defense
Defense Secretary McElroy told the House Armed Services Committee the Pentagon needs modernization to keep pace with missiles and nuclear weapons. He urged Congress to back Eisenhower era reforms despite opposition from key lawmakers and warned against risking crisis performance by clinging to an outmoded structure.
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Pentagon
Congress
Eisenwhaurnn Wichac
House Armed Services Committee
McKilroy
Eisenhower
Vinsson
D-Ga
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Breakfast Menu At Huntington Hotel Offers Regular Ulnner
Public notice describes a beachside breakfast at the Huntington Hotel. The item lists a club breakfast at a price of $2.18. Details include long beach address elements and contact hints, though text is garbled. The readable fragments imply a dining offer and location in Long Beach.
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Huntington Hotel
OF & Bloch Long
Ogeam Blvd
Long Beagh
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