Revolt Within GOP Aims to Reshape Leadership Panels
In Washington Republicans push to cement the New Look in leadership by shifting staff on the Rules Committee. Western lawmakers back Hamer Budge while Edgar Chenoweth renounces his vacancy and J Carroll Reece faces similar pressure. California and New York Republicans forge new ties to facilitate the switch.
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California
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Rebels Halt Quick Trials In Cuba After Vendetta Suspends Executions
Cuban revolutionary authorities suspended quick trials and executions of alleged war criminals late Tuesday. A presidential palace spokesman announced the halt after a midnight meeting between Fidel Castro and Provisional President Manuel Urrutia. The suspension was to be resumed with Cuban and foreign newsmen present.
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Chief Warns of Threats Over Mikoyan Visit
Los Angeles police chief William H. O. Parker said foreign intelligence warned Mikoyan would not leave the United States alive. An anonymous Hungarian protest letter also threatened the Soviet deputy premier, prompting heightened protection during his three day visit. Parker noted the danger and expressed irony that police defend order here while facing threats linked to the visit. In Gardena, a separate vote set April 7 for licensing a seventh poker palace despite a petition from voters seeking reconsideration.
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Two ex convicts plead innocent in Ventura murder case
In Ventura, Augustine Baldonado 25 and Luis Moya 22, accused of conspiring with Elizabeth Duncan to kill her pregnant daughters in law, entered pleas of innocent or insanity. Mrs. Duncan, 54, also pled not guilty and undergoes psychiatric evaluation as the trio faces a February 16 teleconference in Superior Court.
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Bears No Malice in Brooklyn Baby Kidnap Case
New York mother Mrs. Jean Tavarane was held on $50,000 bail after the kidnapping of her newborn daughter Lisa Rose. The father, Frank Chionchio, said he signed the complaint reluctantly, and police recovered the baby alive in Mrs. Tavarone's Brooklyn apartment.
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Crash Kills Three At Anderson Airport
Two men died instantly and a third died from burns after a chartered plane overshot Anderson Airport and burst into flames during landing. Pilot Roger E. Clayton of Indiana and John Emile, 35, of Miami, Florida, were killed. Ray Solomon, 32, of Highland Park, Illinois, died later from burns. Huston’s body was not identified for hours.
County seeks environmental epidemologist to tackle smog health risk
County supervisors, urged by County Manager Lindon S. Hollinger, consider hiring an environmental epidemologist at an annual salary of 10 688 to 13 284 to link the health department with other agencies and advise on smog health measures. He also recommended Dr Roy O Gilbert, county health officer, lead a program to protect community health from air pollution effects.
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Miss USA Victim of FBI Charm
The fragment hints at Miss USA being targeted by FBI charm. A Weatherman notes a contractor builder and former FBI agent as a possible suitor. The quirky dialogue suggests a sensationalized persona and future book speculation.
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Assembly GOP Names Whip and Unity Push
California Assembly Republicans named Bruce Sumner as party whip and formed an executive committee led by Walter Dahl to rally 33 GOP members behind policy. Democrats hold 47 seats as strategy sessions proceed amid proposals on highway funds tax exemptions and board appointments.
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Newport Beach
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Los Angeles
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Kill Happy Thugs Hunted By Long Beach Police
Southland law enforcement sought two armed desperadoes after a month of crimes. Joseph Armstrong and Charles Averill, known as the cookie bandits, vow not to be captured alive. Three alleged Long Beach gang members were charged with armed robbery in a district attorney complaint.
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Long Beach
Charles Arthur Averill
Westminster
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Dog Found Safe After Rabies Threat To Child
Three-year-old Irvin Butler faced a fatal risk when a stray dog bit him near 5444 Cliven Ave. A newspaper appeal prompted the City Animal Shelter to locate the dog owner and confirm no rabies risk. The doctor and shelter jointly announced no shots were needed.
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A Carrier Off Tony Reach In Latest Developments
The article notes a transition from a destroyer to a carrier off Tony Reach and references ongoing updates in next Tuesday's special court oilmanie election with details on Page A-1L.
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Miss USA 1959 to wed LA contractor in Louisiana wedding
Arlene Howell, Miss USA 1959, will marry Paul Lee Cava, Los Angeles contractor and former FBI agent. The wedding is planned for next November in her hometown of Bossier City, Louisiana.
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Arlene Howell
Long Beach
Paul Lee Cava
Los Angeles
Bossier City
Dodgers Win Chavez Ravine Court Decision
Los Angeles residents celebrate after the State Supreme Court upholds the Dodgers city land deal in Chavez Ravine. Dodgers President Wal O'Malley and Mayor Norris Poulson praise the ruling as steps toward a 32,000 seat stadium with 17,000 parking spaces and a 30 day start of construction.
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