Elbow Blow Not Fatal, Mate Freed
Santa Ana police released Robert Lee Foust and Donald M. Smith after holding them for investigation of manslaughter in the death of Elion Foust. Autopsy found high blood pressure and the elbow blow could not have caused death. The incident occurred on Orangethorpe Boulevard near Walker Street in Cypress during a Sunday drive. Foust, a Ford supervisor, lives in Downey. Smith, an auto store supervisor, resides in Paramount.
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ICC Inquiry Backs Freight Rate Increase in California
An ICC examiner urged California to raise intrastate freight rates by about 11 percent for perload moves, to yield roughly 8 million dollars in extra annual revenue for California carriers. The recommendation comes as carriers accuse the California Public Utilities Commission of not aligning intrastate rates with recent interstate increases.
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Top Side Pasters Treated to Area Tour
Forty two youths treated to an area tour after being among four thousand entries in a Popsire Doodle contest. The group stayed at the Wilton Hotel and toured Cinemaside town visiting Danny Thomas’ home and the Lawrence Well telecast, where Rustye Moses, nine, of New Orleans, danced with the bandleader.
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Triangle Ambush: Husband Hides Then Shoots Wife and Repairman
Ollie P. Spivey, 35, a grocery clerk, hid in a bedroom closet Tuesday and shot his wife Alta, 32, and Len B. Coffee as they sat on the bed. Police said both victims were in serious but not critical condition at a hospital. Spivey told police a friend warned him, and he fired six shots after awaiting the couple in the bedroom.
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Nixon campaign progress and Negro vote in Look Magazine
Look Magazine explores how Vice President Nixon has shifted public opinion and made headway with African American voters. The piece analyzes strategies, public attitude changes, and the campaign’s current trajectory.
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