Zany season opens with wild antics and odd events
A string of farcical incidents unfolds across cities from Wisconsin to Saigon. A teen fined eight dollars for following up a secret crush, a driver on a sidewalk, a protest bride snipping hair, a river jump by a father, and a wedding canceled. A New Haven man regains his car just as insurance timing nears, a dog stalls thieves with steak, a sheriff bond of fifty thousand dollars, and a pair of fake detectives steal twelve thousand dollars from roommates.
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Madison
Wis
Lonnie Reynolds
Saigon
Vietnam
Nguyen Thi ‘Txah
Papa ‘Tran
Lmiss Trah
Marlo Villani
Vilani
New Haven
Coon Rouse
Villani
Saugus
Mass
Paul S. Murphy
Murphy
AD Bisex
Ariz
Jack Howard
Cochise
Howard
Lea
Idw
Cochise County
Port Union Aide Ripped by Judge
Judge McCarthy blocks union officers from wasting or concealing funds and altering records. A 1951 1956 constitutional dispute erodes member rights, with clashes over dues, elections, and meeting calls. The feud centers on the Seine and Line Union’s sardine price decision and alleged illegitimate meeting.
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Port Union
McCarthy
Seine and Line Union
Atty
James C. Monrde
Meeting &T
Installation Set by Mounted Guard in Long Beach
Santa Ana Orange Coin reports Charles E. Treat will become president of the Long Beach Mounted Guard Monday night at the clubhouse 3400 Golden Ave. Other officers to be installed include Richard D., vice president. Reed, treasurer. Joan Con. The 1967 Grand Jury members were not yet officially filed. County audit details remain unsettled with officials noting irregularities in two departments yet to be confirmed to the public.
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Charles E. Treat
Long Beach Mounted Guard
Golden Ave
Richard D.ee
Ie Reed
Joan Con
Santa Ana
Kasner
Adab
William Ay Y
Benoist
Carl A. Patton
E. G
Mondey
William T. ‘Thomas
Charles J. Cart
Tarors
Posary
Braden Finch
Newport Beach
First Dollar Apple Sandwich Taken at Store
A burglar entered the Volunteers of America office at 2185 BE 15th Street Sunday night and took two one dollar bills an apple and a sandwich. Executive director Maj. James H. Price said the bill was the first money received after the store opened in 195%. The cash was in a frame on the wall. Last December a burglar took $666.27 in Christmas funds from the office.
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Volunteers of America
James H. Price
Atsk
International trial of Meg Deas Dean murder case opens
In Pennsylvania a seven member jury hears the first degree murder case against Meg Deas Dean, husband shot in his sleep after demanding a divorce. District Attorney Grannis outlines motive amid testimony about crime actions including restraining the daughter and damaging property. Dean pleads innocent as defense lawyers arrive from the Philippines to help.
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Meg
Lydia Deas
FiJizino Mothe
Air Force
Venango County Dist
All
Robert Grannis
Ronwlin
Dean
Philippine Lawyers League
Nine Motorists Fined and Jailed for Weekend Drunk Driving
The weekend cost of drunk driving reached 2262 in fines and 230 jail days for nine motorists. Judge Charles T. Smith sentenced three repeat offenders James A. Crawford 40 Artesia Cletus Fielding 54 Gaviota Ave and Adolph Yeigellen 29 Gale Ave to five days each and $262 fines. Five other defendants faced 25 days or 5 263 fines with the rest paying 158 or 15 days.
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Charles T. ‘Smith
James A. Crawford
Juan Ave
Artesia
Cletus Fielding
Gaviota Ave
Adolph Yeigellen
Gale Ave
WE Anne Oe Ee
Guard Slashed at Folsom Prison by 37-Year-Old Robber
A Los Angeles County inmate, Ralph W. Scott, 37, was identified as the attacker who slashed guard Anton Radial of Roseville at Folsom Prison. The assault occurred around 10:24 and involved a razor blade. investigators noted the wound was on the neck, with the incident recorded in the Sunvice desk log.
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Folsom
Ralph W. Scott
Los Angeles County
TIDES
Folsom Prison
Anton Radi
Roseville
Aurisats
Navy plans test site in state similar to Cape Canaveral
The Navy announced in San Diego that a new missile test base akin to Cape Canaveral will be built in the state. Fire at Cam Coote well pump house caused about 10,000 dollars in damage, with cause under investigation. VP Adm Harry Felt stated Polaris missile tests are progressing on schedule and that civilan technicians and engineers will be employed at the new site near Cooke at the south end.
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San Diego
Navy
Penning & Blonlgstle
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Cam Coote
Alit
Sante Cam
Harry D. Felt
Naval Operations
Monterey Oil Co
St and Lemon Pagina
West Coast
Ave
Signal
Lend Forj
Long Beach
Polaris
Cooke
Sang Civilan
U S Soviet Pact Talks Stall Over Culture Exchange
Negotiations began October 23 as U.S. and Soviet representatives weighed cultural exchange terms amid pressure from Pan American and other airlines. U.S. proposals deferred for possible later talks while negotiations focused on direct Moscow New York jet service and the potential introduction of a Soviet jetliner.
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Pan
U.S
American Airways
United
Hias
New York
U. S
Jupiter May Launch Satellite In Solid-Fueled Fourth Stage
Details outline a Jupiter C configuration with a Redstone first stage and solid-fuel second and third stages. The fourth stage carries the satellite, remains attached, and will be about 80 inches long weighing around 20 pounds after fuel is spent. Final-stage speed must reach roughly 18 000 mph at 100 miles altitude to achieve orbit.
Escapee Sentenced to Year in Jail on Farm Escape
Macmillan, on tour of New Zealand and the British commonwealth, was jailed for a year after escaping from a farm jail. He received four years probation and was ordered to abstain from alcohol. He admitted jumping the fence on October 23 and had a prior 80 day sentence for drunkenness. He and his wife plan to fly to Sydney today.
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Macenilies
Ceur
Irerold Macmillan
New Zealand
Jaite
Doner
Tames - Edward
Tuesburg
Centralia St
Altadena Dee
S Macmillan
Sydney
Arthritis Pains Treated By Dr Duncan In Long Beach
Patient reports systemic improvement after first treatment by Dr Duncan D C. Therapy claims to relax muscles ease joint pain improve circulation and digestion, quiet nerves, increase energy and better sleep. Exam and first treatment priced at 4.00. Office location 2501 E Bevecway.
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Long Beach
Duncan
D.C
E. Bevecway
1958 Prophecies Promise World Changing Powers
A 64 page book selling free copies from the Institute of Mentalphysics in Los Angeles claims breathing power, mind mastery, and bodily strength can rapidly transform lives. It describes rumors of hidden Tibetan methods and offers a free booklet titled Beware at These Days addressing readers to request via mail with no cost.
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Fool
Witten
Los Angeles
Egypt
Palestine
Syria
Jordan
Turkey
Ral
Joanna
Gegapher
Tibet
Visi
Aes
Pypare
Institute of Mentalphysics
Hobart Blvd
Dept
California
Long Beach Harbor Builder Bob Shoemaker Dies
Bob Shoemaker, longtime Long Beach harbor planner since 1940, died after a heart attack while directing harbor development. His work included docks and wings that made the harbor renowned. He was a courteous, energetic official devoted to public service and progress.
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Aschict Harbor
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