Two Children Die In Tokyo Home Tragedy
AP reports in Tokyo that two daughters of Senior Master Sergeant Ernest E. Wysong of Richmond Virginia were found dead in their bedroom Sunday from apparent gas heater asphyxiation. The Air Force said Mary 15 and Patricia 3 were pronounced dead at an Air Force dispensary after being rushed from the home.
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Better Home Buys Every Day in Classified
Reno classified section highlights homes for sale with daily bargains and real estate offers. Listings emphasize affordable properties, new listings, and community advertising.
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Supersalesman of Chevrolet Dies
William G. Power a longtime Chevrolet advertising director and famed sales evangelist died of pneumonia at 63 in Harper Hospital after a heart condition forced retirement. He mentored hundreds of salesmen and spoke to thousands promoting the auto maker’s products, often urging buyers to see them, tell them, show them, sell them.
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State Drive on Teen Crime Sets 14-Point California Plan
Gov Brown launches a statewide drive to curb juvenile crime with a 14 point program. Nine state departments will help create jobs, identify problem youths, and expand prevention. George Saleebey will aid the Juvenile Delinquency Prevention Bureau in coordinating efforts. The plan covers identification and treatment of juveniles and aid to socially disorganized families even without public assistance.
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Strengthening a child's own bone against delinquency drive
Advisory committee urges programs to help at risk girls ages 16 to 24 in juvenile justice. Departments joining the effort include Youth Authority, Education, Industrial Relations, Employment, Natural Resources, Mental Hygiene, Public Health, Social Welfare, and the Attorney General.
Dr. Jackey of UCLA to Retire After 28 Years Service
Dr. David E. Jackey, 65, dean of UCLA College of Applied Arts, will retire Thursday after 28 years at the university. He helped train defense workers during World War II and later aided Brazil and Iran in vocational education and teacher training efforts.
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