World Around Mexican Police Quell Mob Violence in City
Mexican capital police fired into mobs storming the federal district attorney building in Mexico City. Tear gas water cannons and gunfire were used, troops restored order after over four hours of street fighting, with casualties including one killed and five injured in downtown.
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Soviet dogs reach space and survive flight
Moscow Radio reported that the Soviet Union launched two dogs about 250 miles up and recovered them alive, while a mouse survived as well. British and U.S. experts commented that the feat shows progress in re-entry challenges, with Massey noting it advances but does not solve horizontal re-entry problems. Classified ads at bottom urge readers to place quick cash for sale notices.
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Brooklyn Bridge Peddler Sells Fake Coliseum Beer Rights
Hollywood detectives issued a warrant for Paul E. Wustrack amid claims two Southland residents bought exclusive beer rights to the Coliseum. Lloyd Talbot paid 1116 dollars and Carmen Myra 222 dollars, expecting Dodgers involvement but Roth and Wustrack appear unlinked to the Dodgers. Police pursue grand theft charges.
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