Widow of Oswald to Be Shown Gun Identification
Chief Justice Earl Warren said Mrs Mariza Oswald will identify the gun used in JFKs assassination as she testifies before Johnsons commission. The session will also cover documents, passports, and home items with a Russian interpreter, with more evidence such as dishes notebooks and the gun likely shown tomorrow.
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Long Beach Gambler Club Hit By Legal Action
Long Beach police target a gambling club owner Edward Prival amid a court order restricting police actions. Attorney Marks defends panguingue as skill, contends city ordinance unconstitutional. prosecutor Starr hints at broader state law implications. raid records show most members reside outside Long Beach.
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Costa MesaCrash VictimInjuries In Pileup
A critically injured Costa Mesa man remained in poor condition Tuesday night at Hoag Memorial Hospital after a 27-vehicle pileup Monday. Dwight Tretet, 47, of 2086 Rosnoke Ave, died in the crash. passenger Mickele R. Burrow suffered fractures of the spine, rib and arm.
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Sury-Rig Bid Told at Hoffa Trial
In Chattanooga, Edward Partin, a Louisiana Teamster official, testified that a codefendant in James R. Hoffa's jury tampering trial asked for help rigging a jury. Partin said the request aimed to influence the 1962 conspiracy case tied to a $1 million kickback from a trucking firm, as defense objections labeled him a government informer. The trial, which ended in a mistrial, saw arguments over whether Partin was used to illegally obtain evidence from defense lawyers during the conspiracy case.
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Cottrell to Cochair Goldwater Campaign Drive
Dr. Cottrell a Republican physician from Long Beach has been named cochairman of the 32nd District campaign committee for Barry Goldwater. He will work with Anhur Guy and Henry Clock as they organize Republican efforts for the 1960 nomination.
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Turbulent Cyprus violence spikes with bombings
A rash of attacks in Cyprus raises tensions as bombings target British and US interests. The events prompt calls for NATO peacekeeping and joint Allied protection plans. Archbishop Makarios appeals for calm amid rising Greek Turkish clashes and foreign troop involvement.
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Makarios Accepts UN Authority For Cyprus Peace Force
London reports say Archbishop Makarios demands any Atlantic Alliance peace force in Cyprus be under UN Security Council authority and answer to the world body. British, US, and Cypriot officials hint at a middle position as negotiations begin on force composition and oversight.
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Surgery for Queen Mother in Windsor Hospital
Queen Mother Elizabeth widow of a king and grandmother of a future king rested comfortably after an appendectomy on Tuesday morning. Palace sources said her daughters Queen Elizabeth II and Princess Margaret will visit soon. She became ill while staying at Windsor Lodge after attending Windsor Chapel services.
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Torrance Mayor Isen's Municipal Court Trial Reported
Dal He Isen faces a misdemeanor charge of drink driving in Coraptoen Municipal Court today. Judge John C Landis presides after being brought from Los Cerritos. Isen was arrested October 10 by the highway patrol near Carson.
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Race Rifts in North and South
National and local clashes over school integration surge as police move to eject demonstrators from Cleveland city school administration building and officials consider delaying full transport class integration. Merger of protests in Jackson Mississippi and Orangeburg as students boycott, with a wave of arrests and legal actions across several states.
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LBJ Faces Setback on Nationwide Food Stamp Plan
Washington UPI dispatch reports President Johnson’s poverty program hit a hurdle as the House Agriculture Committee voted 19 to 14 to table the Solon-backed nationwide food stamp plan. The bill’s price tag of about 360 million annually faced stiff opposition though a three year youth program in Kanawha County West Virginia was unveiled by Attorney General Kennedy. The OAS considered Panama’s aggression charge with Chile voting against action.
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No Trouble in L A Move of Students
Los Angeles officials report a pilot pupil transfer program moved 151 students from two predominantly Negro schools to nearby all white campuses without incident. Police patrolled the routes near Loyola Village and Osage Avenue schools as buses delivered pupils to Front of the Loyola Village in Playa del Rey and Westchester. Transfer from Manchester Avenue to Loyal Village totaled 82 students, including 19 Caucasians, while 69 moved from 66th Street to Osage Avenue. Fourteen planned schools were cut to four after parent questionnaires showed reluctance.
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Are cars as good as they used to be reports
A reader questions whether modern cars match older quality and safety. The piece notes long research by a man who spent weeks investigating the issue for a February Reader's Digest stand. It discusses durability, buy-new-quick worries, and ongoing public faith in automotive reliability.
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