Three Norwalk Children Die in Freezer Suf focation
Three young Norwalk children were found dead from suffocation in a family garage freezer on Monday afternoon. Names listed include Steve 5 Denige 3 and Roger 5 children of Mr and Mrs James Caine of 15404 Domart Ave and Mr and Mrs Robe Foltz of 15410 Domart Ave. Billy Robertson 5 son of Mrs Sylvia Robertson of 15416 Domart Ave was with them until about 10 o'clock. The incident began when Mr Caine opened the freezer to air it out around 10 am and left the garage locked. Later the children played until a garage key was retrieved from a sling pole. Continued at column 2.
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Stridebaker
Steve
Denige
James’ Caing
Domart’ Ave
Roger
Robe Foltz
Domart Ave
Caine
Billy Robertson
Sylvia . Robertson
Cartwheels Bill Signed Signals Silver Dollar Return
President Johnson signed a bill authorizing the first minting of cartwheels since 1945. A $600,000 line in the $6.23 billion Treasury and Post Office appropriation will finance converting silver bullion into about 45 million new silver dollars.
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Washington
Johnson
Treasury
Post Office
USC senior from Long Beach to lie still 30 days
Inside The Independent notes a USC senior has a soft jobs assignment lying down for 30 consecutive days to aid a program, described in Page B-1. The stock market shows a sluggish session with low volume and prices, per Page -5. A world note reports Mexico retaining ties with Cuba after an OAS recommendation was rejected, on Page A-7.
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Long Beach
Cuba
Mexico
OAS
Across Nation Mystery Illness Claims Two Indians
Doctors search for cause of a mystery illness among Indians isolated in a village near Sells. Two deaths occur Molly Ansone and Justin Sam. Thirteen others suffer severe diarrhea and fever as medical teams race to diagnose within days. In another incident near Wickenburg, a car crash into a bus kills three.
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Sells
Molly Ansone
Justin Sam
Military Pay Hike Approved in Senate Action
Congress approved a $207 million military pay raise with a 2.5 percent boost for most officers and regulars with over two years of service and an 8.5 percent rise for senior officers, excluding draftees and new recruits. Next paychecks will reflect the increase, pending presidential signature.
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Congress
Johnson
House
Senate
Wold
Goldwater Questions Viet War Policy In Writing
Republican nominee Barry Goldwater challenged the White House to explain if American naval presence in Vietnam means war expansion or policy change. He answered 5 of 15 questions in writing, pressed by reporters accompanying him during California vacation. He urged clarity on bombing, ground forces, and broader U.S. aims while praising the moon shot.
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Barry Goldwater
Nnk
White House
Viet Nam
Goldwater
Press Corps
Conferees Agree on 556 Million U.S. Pay Raise
Senate and House conferees reached agreement on a 556 million pay raise for government officials and federal workers. Congress members would gain 7500 a year, cabinet officers 10000, and federal judges 7500, with top executives also receiving higher salaries. The measure now goes to both chambers for approval.
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Washington
Strengthened U S. air sea force targets North Viet Nam
The United States expanded patrols off North Viet Nam with orders to destroy attackers after a Sunday incident near a U S destroyer Maddox. Reports say Soviet patrol boats engaged the Maddox in international waters. a boat may have been sunk. Saigon urged strong retaliation to avoid appearing weak.
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Washington
UPI
Communist
North Viet-Nam
Johnson
U.S
Navy
She
Maddox
Taxi Driver Former Cop Shot Twice in Night Incident
Charles Newfield 55 a retired policeman and cab driver was shot twice by a bandit at 3 am after refusing a robbery. He searched for a hospital accepting his medical insurance, worried about glasses more than wounds, then walked into Jamaica Precinct and later to another hospital. He remained in fair condition.
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UPI
Charles Newfield
Newfield
Harry
Field
Jamaica Precinct
Civil rights clashes injure youths as police confront crowd
Reported melee near evening riot ends with injuries to youths amid clashes between hundreds of Negroes and police. A civil rights leader and an officer suffer non fatal harm from projectiles as authorities quell unrest with arrests and counter measures. Continued Page A-4, Col 1.
Salinger Nomination Sparks California Senate Speculation
The draft report notes ongoing talk of Gov Brown appointing Salinger to fill the late Clair Engle’s Senate seat. State officials clash over residency and primary ballot eligibility, while last minute invitations hint at a swearing-in in Washington.
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Clair Engle
Brown
Salinger
Washington,d.c
Washington
Miente
Sawaitl
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