Two Boys Die After Parents Say They Were a Bother
In San Diego suburb a 37 year old Merriam and his wife were suspected of strangling their two sons Virgil Brogdon aged five and David three because they were a bother. The bodies were found in the back of a car in front of a house. Meriam said he strangled the boys after the mother influenced him. He claimed the bodies were dumped near the Laguna Mountains and later retrieved. The pair sought to restrain and dispose of the boys following a plan that involved their daughter and pending divorce papers from Rockford authorities.
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SPS
Sheriff's Deputies
Virgil Brogdon
David
San Diego
Merriam
Kisea
Don Bryan
Juliana
Laguna Mountains
Meriam
Bryan
Education funding for actor cited in local note
A fragmented item mentions Mrs. Lurean Perry in 2009, noting funding for an actor’s education. The text references owning two properties and a question about investments or assets, but details are unclear and incomplete.
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Lurean Perry
Ike and Churchill Honor Dulles and General Marshall
President Eisenhower and Churchill visited Walter Reed to pay respects to Dulles and General Marshall. Dulles uses a wheelchair after illness, while Marshall is nearly speechless from a stroke. Churchill, an amateur painter, praised Eisenhower’s Churchill portrait and signed a keepsake memoir for Dulles.
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Ike
Churchill
Dulles
Gen. Marshall
Marsheall
Walter Reed Medicals Center
Amy
Wes
Casses
Christian A. Herter
Paris
Géneva
California Anchovy Bag Limit Favored by Legislature
The Senate Fish and Game Committee approved a bill setting a bag limit on anchovies amid protests from commercial fishermen. Sen. John Mardy proposed raises, boosting allowable catches to 17,500 tons Oct 1 to Mar 31 1960 and 33,000 tons Apr 1 1960 to Mar 31 1961, with renewal needed for future years.
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Sacramento
Senate Fish and Game Committee
Assembly Fish and Game 2
Othor
Assemat Thomas
San Pedro
Senate
John Mardy
Murdy
Teamster Official Ousted in Los Angeles
Sid Cohen secretary treasurer of Local 208 was ousted after the executive board found him guilty of misappropriating union funds. Hoffa foe Cohen vows appeal as John Filipoff is named acting president and Cam Ferrell acts as acting secretary treasurer. About 60 Cohen supporters warn of trouble over the leadership change. Shelling resumes on Quemoy Islands as Communist China artillery fires at Nationalist positions.
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Los Angeles
UPL
Sid Cohen
Teamsters
Cohen
Teamster
Jimmy Hoffa
John W. Fili‘poff
Cam Fer‘rell
Local 203
Tention
Grey
Sacramento Governing Water Plan and Budget Debated
The governor pushes a comprehensive water plan while the Assembly debates budget provisions for the next year. Key topics include development of water resources, licensing for vehicles, and worker tax changes. The Senate discusses measures on energy and transportation funding as lawmakers seek to finalize bills before June.
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Associated Press
Gorpremita
Breva
Divicen
Acreia
Waery
ACA & Marver
ACA & Marver, Licease
Prev
der Ter
Chelega
R Felton
Pedevelopment
Sitaishes
Petra
Reesires
Alene Blsharseiet
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Washington
James C. Hagerty
Dulles Y
Hhai
State Department
Joseph Reap
Tan
Eisenhower
Agerty
Pinisher
Marshall
Tre
Winnie
Indepensenra
Th Four Roses Society
WESES
Toway
ILA
Formosa
LPI
Quemoy Islands
Worter
Congress
Mactrica
Waterers
Ted Wornond
Doren
Cart
Burks
Lin Silhouette Consol
Bower
Norges
Aluminices Koctiretortersg
Erica’ & Ender
Acta
Burk's
EAU
Pr Lee
Pontiac
Pontias Ceacer
Salta
Lang Beach Blvd
Horsheim
Lonzer
Florsheim Shoe
Pine Ave
Long Beach
Sto Ty
Fladheim Shoes
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