Baby Dead in His Bed After Adoption
A two month old baby adopted by Lecter Lawrence Quinlan and his wife was found dead in its crib Monday night. The child, son of Harry and Mrs Daniel Quinlan of Petaluma, died at St Marys Hospital. Police were informed after the parents heard the baby cry then found no breath. Quinlan, a Los Angeles County sheriff's deputy, said they adopted the infant at birth. The body was taken to Lake Wood Mortuary. The Los Angeles County Coroner's office will investigate the cause of death.
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Harry
Daniel Quinlan
St. Mary's Hospital
Quinlan
Los Angeles County
Lake Wood Mortuary
U S Plans to Share Secrets in Nuclear Test Talk
Washington officials said the United States is ready to disclose some scientific secrets to the Russians if they negotiate in good faith as global talks on policing a nuclear test ban set for Geneva in July proceed. Experts warn detection of underground blasts remains the main hurdle and agree most tests could move underground.
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UPI
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Geneva
Britain
France
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Russia
Czechoslovakia
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Boeing Plans to Borrow 90 Million for Debenture Issues
Boeing Airplane Co. announced plans to borrow over 90 million dollars with July offerings of 30,597,600 dollars of 22 year convertible subordinated debentures and 60,000,000 dollars of 20 year convertible subordinated debentures. Convertible debentures will be offered to stockholders at 200 dollars per 23 shares. Sinking fund debentures to be sold to the public. Interest rates redemption prices and conversion dates to be fixed later.
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Seattle
UPI
Boeing Airplane Co
Boersgs
Board of Directors
Gathrititis Pains Onl Long Beach Relief Treatment
Doctor Duncan presents a treatment plan claiming to normalize body systems through assistive therapy. The method purportedly relaxes muscles, improves circulation, gland function, digestion, and sleep, with increased energy and work desire after the first $400 session. Contact 2501 E Broadway.
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Long Beach
Duncan
D.C
Broadway
Right-to-Work Issue Qualified for Ballot in California
In California the right-to-work measure qualified for the November ballot amid a split state scene. UPI reports Gov candidate Knowland supports the initiative while Knight opposes, with 322,429 names collected though over 254,153 were needed, signaling mixed backing for the issue in the gubernatorial campaign.
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Sacramento
UPI
California
Goodwin J. Knight
U.S
Wiliam
Knowland
Offernor
Honthy
Paign
Knight
Father of Negro Student Accused in Arkansas Shooting
In Little Rock, AP reports Municipal Court murder charges were filed against Willie Brown, 57, for the fatal shooting of Elmer Isage, 68, outside a Negro club. Witness accounts conflict with Brown’s self defense claim as Isaac’s pistol was found beneath the victim. Mimijean Brown, tied to Central High School desegregation history, was later educated at a private interracial school in New York City. Bond set at 20000.
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Ark
John T. Jernigan
Minni Jean Brown
Willie
Bob) Brown
Elmer Isage
Jernigan
Brown
Mimijean
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Central
New York
City
NORAD to control Canada nine CF-100 squadrons
Ottawa says all nine CF-100 fighter squadrons remain under Canadian Air Defense Command at St Hubert Que but would come under NORAD in wartime. Defense Minister George Pearkes noted a U S newspaper report quoting an unnamed NORAD spokesman and rejected the “guts” of the defense agreement claim.
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APS
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North American Air Defense Command
NORAD
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Pearkes
Alll
Canadian Air Defense Command
St. Huben
Que
United States
Conada
Northrop gives 5 percent pay raise to 6000 staff
Northrop Averagfl Inc announces a 5 percent general salary increase for about 6000 employees in Northrop, Nortonics and radioplane divisions and Beverly Hills offices. The raise, retroactive to last Monday, applies to salaried workers earning under 25000 a year and includes an additional paid holiday. The holiday will be December 24 this year and a floating date in following years. Affected sites include Hawthorne Torrance Van Nuys Anaheim El Segundo L A International Airport Edwards AFB Cape Canaveral Florida and El Paso Texas.
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CNS
Northrop Averafl Inc
Northrop
Nortonics
Radioplane
Hawthorne
Torrance
van Nuys
Anaheim
el Segundo
Los Angeles International Airport
Edwards Air Force Base
Cape Canavera
Fia
el Paso
Texas
Methodist Educator Lee Dies at SMU Campus
Dr. Amparey Lee, chancellor emeritus of Southern Methodist University and authority on John Wesley, died Monday in his Fondren Library office at SMU at age 65 from a cerebral hemorrhage. He led SMU as president from 1938 to 1954 and served as chancellor emeritus since 1954. He is survived by his wife and a son, Umphrey Lee Jr.
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Dallas
Amparey Lee
Southern Methodist University
John Wesley
SMU
Lee
SMU Shen
Fondren
Window
Umphrey Lee Jr
Showdown on Alaska Statehood Bill in Senate
The Senate opened debate on a House approved bill to make Alaska the 49th state. Democratic Whip Mike Mansfield said night sessions would be used if needed to secure a vote this week. He called the measure long overdue and urged prompt action.
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Washington
Senate
Alaska
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Poulson Vetoes City Budget and Warns on Overrides
Los Angeles Mayor Norris Poulson vetoed the city council's budget of 195,553,597 dollars including a 5.5 percent raise for about 20,715 employees. He warned against overriding the veto and stated that ignoring his objections could lead to higher taxes in the next fiscal year.
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LOS Angeles
CNL
Norris Poulson
Poulson
Counci
Zemo Skin Rash Remedy Promises Fast Relief
The ad touts Zemo to treat skin rash and athlete's foot with extra strength formula. It claims rapid surface warming and itching relief, urging purchase for stubborn cases.
The Facts About Menopause Digest Summary
An excerpt discusses menopause myths and fears, noting most concerns are about misunderstanding rather than physical change. The July Reader's Digest presents clear facts to dispel superstition and educate readers aged 40 to 50.
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