Mother Arrested in Baby Death In San Pedro
Homicide detectives questioned Marian J. Ward 36 after one daughter died and a second 2 year old remained critically ill. Police said both children suffered malnutrition and doctors suspected poison though no toxin was found. Ward has a history of mental illness. autopsy results pending. The father, Pablo Mistal, serves on USS Wopeka and returned from San Francisco.
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Marian J. Ward
15Th St
San Pedro
Wayne Butts
San Pedro Jal
Paula Marie
St. San Pedro
Miss Wards
Paula Marie Mistal
Heter
Mary Ann Mistal
Harbor General Hospital
Pablo Mistal
San Fransco
Harbor General
Missouri Court Nullifies 138-Year-Old Blue Laws
The Missouri Supreme Court ruled the Sunday closing statutes vague and unenforceable, voiding blue laws after 138 years. Liquor and 5 percent beer remain restricted, while merchants may operate normally without defining immediate necessity. Prosecutor Lawrence Gepford noted the decision ends uncertainty for businesses.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Supreme Court
Lawrence Gepford
Jack
Son County
Missouri
Goulet Divorce Granted in Juarez Mexico
New York reports that Mrs Louis Goulet obtained a divorce from Broadway star Robert Goulet in Juarez Mexico last Friday on grounds of incompatibility They had been legally separated for three years and share a daughter Nicolette six The couple's split ends a marriage tied to Goulet's Camelot fame and ongoing show appearances
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New York
UPD
Louis Goulet
Broad Way
Robert Goulet
Juarez
Mexico
Goulet
Lancelot
Nicolette
Albany Segration Rises in Court and Sit In
In Albany Georgia two young men Eddie Brown and Robert Colbert both 19 were jailed for contempt after refusing to leave seats in a recorder’s court. The city repealed segregation ordinances last week and Negro youths staged sit ins at a department store leading to arrests of four girls ages 12 to 18 for loitering. The public library reopened on a trial basis with restrictions, while reading rooms remained closed.
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Albany
Recorder’s Court
Percene
Eddie Brown
Robert Colbert
Stephen A. Roos
Arg
Tlo
Sity Commission
Law Extension Passes House Armed Services Committee Vote
Chairman Carl Vinson steered a four year extension through the House with a 387 3 roll call vote. Opponents Homer E Kebele H Ro Gross and George E Brown Jr voted no amid debate over a two year graft extension and a review by the next Congress. Vinson warned the move would mislead allies and harm perceived U S strength. The Reuss two year amendment failed 143 to 0.
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Washington
Taft Law
House
Moxiciag
Carl Vinson
Armed Services
Tee
Tayearold
Georgia Democrat
Homer
E Kbele
R-Ohia
Ro Gross
A Lowa
George E. Brown Jr
Dcalif
Henry S Reuss
Dwis
Thhe
Pentagon
Armed Services Committee
Congress
Vinson
Reuss
Senate OKs Outdoor Recreation Bureau expansion
The Senate approved a bill granting statutory authority to the Outdoor Recreation Bureau, created in the Interior Department, to run a six year, 1.6 billion program. It would start with 480 million from the Treasury and raise the rest through other methods.
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Senate
Oks Outdoor Recreation Bureau
Washington
Outdoor Recreation Bureau
Interior Department
R-Il
Peste Inter
Everett
Dirksen
Swich
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