Early Retrial Pushed for McCracken
Judge Robert Gardner denied an immediate sanity hearing and overruled a bid for new jurors. He ordered a jury panel to be gathered for a second trial after a mistrial on the murder charge. McCracken showed relief, contrasting his first trial’s mood.
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McCracken
Robert Gardner
Atty
George Chula
Robert Steinberger
Chula
Orange County
Gardner
McGracken
Independent: Long Beach science uses power to perform miracles
The Independent features editor Stenting Bemls writes about Long Beach science and industry employing the atomic power. The first of two articles argues the power could rapidly end World War II in Japan and sparks discussion of its many potential miracles.
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Japan
Stenting Bemls
The
Independent
Long Beach
Crime Wave Hits L. B. Two Bandits Rob Three Stores
A pair of armed robbers with a Luger and a sawed-off shotgun struck Dan's Liquor Store and two other Long Beach shops within 40 minutes, escaping with about $30. Clerk Nolan Green was held at gunpoint while the suspects seized cash before police arrived.
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Long’ Beach
Dan
E. Ansheim St
Nolan
R. Green
Greenbriar Rd
Green
Robert C. Hollman
G. E. Mcintir
Bec
Tax inclusion in BLS index to reflect income taxes
Labor leaders urge Bureau of Labor Statistics to include income taxes in the cost of living index so wages would rise with tax increases. Proponents argue taxes affect living standards and should be reflected in official measures. Continued on Page 16.
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
BLS
No progress in Kaesong buffer meeting
Allied negotiators reported no progress toward a cease fire line at Kaesong as a violation of the half mile neutral zone occurred. Vice Admiral Joy noted Chinese soldiers passed near the UN house, with both sides set to reconvene tomorrow and renew efforts on armistice lines.
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U.N
Kaesong
Korea
Adm
C. Turner Joy
United Nations House
Kresong
William Nuckall
Joy
Nuckols
U. N
Tax refund to Jay Beisser from Treasury in 368466.26 dollars
Jay Beisser of Rockville Massachusetts received a check for 368466.26 dollars from the Treasury Department as an income tax refund. The note mentions government owed ently S2183 and includes fragmented, unclear phrases suggesting reluctance or incomplete details.
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Jay Beisser
Rockville
Treasury Department
Acesley
Jey
Yanks Seize Million-Dollar Mountain in Central Korea
US troops stormed and captured a 1500-foot peak southeast of Kumsong after two days of air and artillery bombardment. The operation was reported a complete success, with heavy Red losses and close air support using napalm to clear Red strong points. Resistance remained along the east central front as Allied forces advanced three miles the day before. A patrol near Yanggu encountered a Red company-size force, and fighting continued into the afternoon.
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Tokyo
Kumsong
Korea
Gis
Yanggu
Hwachon Reservoir
Kansong
Incredible to Arrive Day Early at Berth 19
The minesweeper Ancreain from Hawaii will arrive at 10 a.m. today rather than tomorrow. Navy officials said the battle-scarred ship will dock at Berth 19 between Piers B and C.
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Ancreain
Hawaii
Navy
Portland encounter ends with assault during inter city event
In Portland Oregon on August 3 a man hurled a sevennut cream pie at Mrs Gladys Tunza as she awaited a traffic check at an Inter-Science gathering. The attacker delivered the pie and fled, leaving the scene under police scrutiny.
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Icky
Portland
Ore
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L. B
John Fgberneta
Key Point
Central Korea
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