Soviet charges US secret war blasting stage show
Moscow reports a Soviet spokesman charged Washington with a covert war, presenting a televised briefing with theatrical props. Four alleged U S spies appeared to recount operations from May 1983 to April 1984, claiming capture in the Soviet Union and detailing spy gear on display.
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Moscow
United States
Soviet Union
Mylebey
Gireaeies
Gre
Germany
U.S
Cour
Tyiehey
Tisiehen
TV Camenes
Contempt Citations Planned for Union Leaders
The Senate investigating subcommittee recommended contempt citations for Einar C. Mohn and two local Teamster officials for defying questioning on alleged union racketeers. They argued lack of authority. The Government Operations Committee planned a full vote to send the matter to the Senate and then the Justice Department for prosecution.
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Washington
Senate
Peanist
Einar C. Mohn
High Trainsters
Teamster
AML
No Longer Worm Bird Tames Cat Harmony At Home
A tale from 1281 Orange Tark Ph describes parakeet Petey clashing with housecat Nancy over who rules the home. After six toenails and a left wing strike, Petey calmed, now branding a cage sublet to the cat. The Goudreaus Elizabeth and Shelhy say both pets cohabit peacefully.
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Petey
Nancy
Shelhy Goudeau
Marth
Peloy
Caitlin
Goudeatt
Elizabeth
Mt Ema Smokes Dig This Cat Crater Rim Splits
Fragmented text describes Mount Tina erupting with the main crater collapsing, tremors felt miles away and warnings of possible eruption by Tava in the next days, amid fog and shifting weather reducing forecast reliability. A birdwatcher and regional chatter add colorful notes.
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Mt. Ema
Crater
Catania
Sicily
Tina Rand
Jaiter’s constructive view on Navy Landing cost at Magnolia
Mrs. Thurlyne Waite, head of the Long Beach Beautiful Committee and Planning Commission member, writes a full letter urging the city to provide the Navy Landing at Magnolia Avenue. She contends the project is constructive and needed, taking issue with Petronius Jr.’s cost stance. (Continued on Page A-10)
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Thurlyne Waite
Long Beach Beautiful Committee
Planning Commission
Petronius Jr
Magnolia Ave
Prison News Sparks Debate In Sydney Harria Column
A strained note in the Strictly Personal column references prison policy and politics. The piece discusses how authorities release more criminals than they capture, prompting debate about crime and punishment. Sydney Harria’s commentary appears on Page A-R.
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Sydney J. Harria
Jockey Kin Faces Court as Bookmakers Named in Case
Police testified in Municipal Court that a jockey brother tipped a plan to bet on a $100,000 race. Max Harmatzs and Louis Polley faced bookmaking charges in Superior Court after being identified as market operators. The case followed bets placed by a bookmaker at local delis and markets with a horse named Spinney winning the race.
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Tabert Martin
Martin
Kenneth ¥. Sutherland
Max Harmatsz
del Anio
Louis Hernard Polley
Don
Deli Mt
Sutherland
Superior Court
Morris Singer
Nash Brags of Killing in Latta Courtroom
In a Latta Monlen courtroom on Wednesday Stephen Nash boasted of killing a Long Beach beautician, saying the slaying was one of his 11 murders. Ronald Berg, brother of the slain woman, shouted threats before officers restrained him as Nash spoke to photographers while awaiting trial on separate murder charges.
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Stephen Nash
Long Beach
Joy
Nash
Ronald Berg
Slal Beautician
John W. Nerg
Offleera
Berg
Eisenhower hints at controls to curb inflation and oil prices
President Eisenhower suggested possible government controls if private enterprise fails to restrain inflation and secure Europe with oil. He urged business and labor to police price and wage increases while avoiding broad intervention, warning that US action could come if voluntary measures falter.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Europe
Congress
United States
Five Jailed in Assaults and Robbery Case
Five suspects were jailed after beating and robbing a hitchhiker of his wallet and then attacking a man who came to his aid. Police stopped their vehicle on Cherry Avenue near Care Ron Street, detaining four men and one woman. Victims included Charles Edwin Watler, 21, and George W. Olson, who were driving when forced from their car and assaulted, while the hitchhiker was hospitalized but provided few details about money. The group released the hitchhiker and followed the Olsons to report the incident in Seattle and Seal Beach.
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Livy
Cherry Ave
Careron St
Loyd Berry
Robert E. Piper
Wella
Develer
Powelela
Tierner
Figene Sanders
Comaletia
Sly Downey
Ray Dale Dataon
Rocklin
Alvin Tray Dunning
Hammount
Piclord
Charles Edwin Watler
Parapet St
Ty St
Pacific Coast
Itwy
Ile
Commuity Hospital
Ilo
Onan
Gieorge Wi. Olaen
Seattle
Wee
Olnen
Olsen
Seal Beach
Gunman Robs Chinese Laundry at Pacific Coast Hwy Shop
May Lew, operator of a Chinese laundry at 630 W. Pacific Coast Hwy, says a man held her at gunpoint Wednesday evening, forced opening a lock, and stole $41 from a cigar box before fleeing in a waiting car. He first arrived to pick up laundry around 6 p.m., then returned with a small automatic pistol.
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AN Hind
May Lew
Pacific Coast Hwy
D P.m
Hhien
Reis Accuse Cardinal Mindk- Iden of Asylum Violation
A distorted report claims Joseph Cardinal Mindkyszty accused of violating asylum by smuggling church instructions from the U S Legation in Budapest. The U S Legation denies the charges and says it is doing everything practicable to keep the legation from being used for political activities.
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Reis
U.S
Budapest
Manisarian Commuunist Presa
Joseph Cardinal
Mindkzenty
Legation
Legacion
Prince Mashhur Enjoys Valentine Candy At White House
Prince Mashhur of Saudi Arabia, son of King Saud, visited the White House for Valentine’s Day. He tasted a red lollipop as aides and a nurse translated greetings in Arabic. The boy, aided by leg braces and therapy for partial paralysis from cerebral palsy, stayed with his father at the official residence during the visit.
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Prince Mashhur
Saudi Arabia
Saud
Washington D. C
Eisenhower
Washington
Mashhur
Nano
Rokala Akel
Hue
Valentine
Mary Mel Geney
Waahe Ington Evening Star
Male House
Pennsylvania Ave
Bale Mouse
King Saud
Halian Fish Story Dries Village Water Supply
In Doberda residents faced an abrupt water shortage as a large trout disrupted the electric pumping system. A technician traced the fault to the fish caused blockage in the machinery, explaining the sudden outage.
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Goriza
Haly U
Doberda
Snow avalanches trap trains in Idaho mountains
Heavy thaw snow caused avalanches along the Idaho Montana border in the St. Joe and Bitterroot ranges, derailing and blocking routes. An eastbound Milwaukee Streamliner halted. no injuries reported as crews cleared lines and residents evacuated.
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Tapunitaly
Idaho-Montang
Lowing
Avery
Idaho
Bitterroot
Tahoe
Northern Pacific
Stlden
Hlaugen
Mont
Itana
Wardner
St. Regis
Spokane
Bitterroom
Milwankee Railroad
Milwaukee
Garlick seeks legal name change to Garlock
Long Beach man Donald Earl Garlick 33 of 1935 Myrtle Ave petitioned Superior Court to have his name changed to Garlock. He is represented by attorney Mark L Taylor.
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Long Beach
Donald Earl Garlick
Myrtle Ave
Superior Court
Atty
Mark L, Taylor
Rioters and Governor in Parley at Utah Prison
Rioting prisoners blew up the heating plant at Utah's state prison and cut power across the facility while vehicles lit up the grounds. Governor Clyde visited at inmates' request and warned that hostage holds could halt talks. A prison negotiating team said hostages must be released before discussions resume. One guard and one inmate wounded.
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Point - Of-The-Mountain
Utahy
Utah
George D. Clyde
Prion
Naid
Blond TV Beauty Doreen Woodbury Dies In Apparent Suicide
New York police report Doreen Woodbury a 30 year old actress and Columbia Pictures contract star killed herself after a phone call to friend Elizabeth Rose. A note was found and a bottle of sleeping pills empty. Rose described a broken romance and efforts to revive Woodbury who was found unclothed from the waist up.
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New York
Doreen Woodebury
Elizabeth Rose
Miss Woodbury
Mina Hose
Pallee
Columbia Pictures
Miss Tose
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