Adlai Stays Extra Day in Ecuador
UPI reports Ambassador Adlai Stevenson spent an extra day in Quito after meeting President Jose M. Velasco Ibarra in a cordial session. Guards faced minor protests as leaflets echoed Castroite themes while Ecuador sought more than 200 million dollars in credits for highways, industry, power, land reform, tax reform, and housing.
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Jailed as Spy by Czechs Shapes Missing Woman Case
An American citizen Mrs. Kozeradsky, 51, long traveled to Czechoslovakia for business and vanished on a May 1960 trip. Czech authorities later jailed her secretly for espionage, sentencing her to 10 years in prison. The State Department disclosed the case to her son Michael in Passaic, confirming the bizarre international incident.
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Brown Leads Tour Critics Call for Legislature Review
Republican lawmakers announce state tour to discuss Gov Brown's leadership and the 1963 legislative session. They aim to scrutinize his budget, spending, and plans as Brown highlights tax cuts, agency consolidation, and a water program while on a multi-city speaking trek.
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50 Home Improvements Under $50
Better Homes & Gardens offers July issue ideas for affordable home upgrades. The feature presents 50 projects with costs, materials, and step by step how tos. Readers learn quick gardening and outdoor kitchen tips to boost curb appeal and practicality within a tight budget.
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Indictment Sought for Socialite in Apparent Fatal Beating
A socialite faces indictment after injuries from blows apparently causing death. The husband recalls no such incident, while his daughter testifies she saw him striking her mother. The suspect's father serves on the USC Board of Trustees and his mother sits on Los Angeles Parks and Recreation Board.
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Three Man Mission to Promote Junta Work in Seoul
A three man civilian mission will depart South Korea to visit major U.S. cities and explain the revolutionary work of the South Korean military junta. The State Department informed Kozeradsky that his mother, arrested May 2, 1960, in Prague, met a U S Embassy official in Czechoslovakia and said she was comfortable in prison and worked daily. She declined an offer for American representation at her trial amid undisclosed espionage details.
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Pilot Pleads Guilty in Extortion Case
Los Angeles report states Balboa Island pilot Richard William Marstin, 36, pleaded guilty to extortion after threatening to harm the children of two Balboa Bay families if he did not receive 10000 dollars. FBI agents arrested him when he came to collect the money. The intended victims were John E. Porter Jr. and John Loughridge Ur. A psychiatrist examination was requested and July 7 set for a medical report hearing.
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Ayub Khan Visit to Washington Advanced to July
The White House said President Ayub Khan of Pakistan will now visit Washington in July instead of November. Officials cited scheduling changes and diplomatic push as the reason for the advance.
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State Colleges Get Ford Grants for TV
A $24 500 Ford Foundation grant for a study of coordinated use of educational television in state colleges was accepted by the California State Colleges Board of Trustees at Los Angeles State College. Dr. Marvin Laser of Los Angeles State College will direct the project on leave from the college, with final findings due by December for action before the 1962 State Legislature. The board announced a July transfer of control from the Board of Education to the Trustees, and noted plans for two new campuses within two years. Trustees also set increases in student fees for 1961-62 and named leaders Ridder and Braden to chair and vice chair roles respectively.
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Jail terms handed to three psychiatric workers in Auburn
In Auburn California three former psychiatric technicians at Dewitt State Hospital were sentenced for mistreatment of women patients. Roseville Judge Howard Gipson gave Alice Williams 51 thirty days in jail while Lillian Allman 50 and Pearl Hopkins 49 received twenty days each. All three were placed on two years probation.
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