Hunt New Evidence in Slaying
London police detective superintendent Mer bert Hannam traveled Friday to gather more evidence in the crown’s murder case against physician Dr dan Bodkin Adama. A key prosecution witness described the crown as shaky after out of court testimony, with another nurse recanting under cross examination.
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Set to Start A Powered Missile Sub At Mare Island
VALLEJO A Navy office announced Friday that the keel of the first nuclear powered submarine designed to carry missiles will be laid at Mare Island Naval Shipyard on April 11. The Argo, first submarine built here, is under construction and slated for service in the Pacific. The Scamp and Tsulibut follow, with the Tsulibut second in line. the first surfaced in the Pacific in World War II, sinking 12 Japanese ships totaling 45,257 tons before depth charges damaged it in November 1944 off the Philippines.
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Drunk Driving Sentencing for Local Man Altered by Judge
Joseph Laur ie Toudreau of Los Angeles was given 45 days in County Jail as part of a three year felony probation following a drunken driving conviction. The case arose after a November 14 two car crash on Th Street and Pacific Coast Highway that left two people with minor injuries.
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Yasui Predicts Again Amid Earthquake Forecasts
A private detective notes Yasui’s repeated disaster forecasts. He claimed San Francisco would quake on March 2, then March 9 quakes rocked the Aleutians and Hawaii. He predicted March 22 Caribbean quakes. San Francisco endured its worst quake in 50 years. Now he warns June 22 could be the Northern Hemisphere’s blackest day.
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Zsa Zsa to shave head for 100000 dollars
Hollywood gossip centers on Zsa Zsa Gabor agreeing to have her head shaved for 100000 dollars to star briefly in Girls of the Kremlin. She says the money is worth a risky bald look as she prepares three wigs for Las Vegas appearances and aims to boost her acting credibility.
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Chrysler Strike Near End at Maywood Plant Talks
Chrysler Corp and the United Auto Workers met for three hours at the Maywood assembly plant as a 1700 worker strike entered its second day. Officials reported progress after the walkout began at midnight March 14, with negotiations resuming at 1100 hours today. The local 230 chapter led the strike over alleged production speedups at the plant assembling Plymouths, Dodger, De Soto, and Chrysler models at about 23 dollars per day.
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Dodger
de Sotow
Red Cross Drive Reaches 56.5 Percent of Goal
Red Cross volunteers report 56.8 percent of the $520 000 March quota collected. During the final week, 4 000 volunteers will continue door to door solicitation. Local residents not yet contacted are urged to mail contributions to the Red Cross, IP. O. Tax 498. Contributions will be credited to the volunteers in the respective areas.
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