Police Fire Seven Shots In Long Beach Car Chase
Long Beach narcotics officers fired seven shots into the rear of a fleeing car ending a pursuit from Municipal Golf Course to Seal Beach. Four suspects, three men and a 19 year old woman, were booked at City Jail for illicit narcotics possession. Names listed with addresses. A cache of 13 marijuana cigarettes had been found earlier.
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Long Beach
Municipal Golf Course
Seal Beach
Alla
Il Jeral
Jack Leroy Atnip
Richard Laverne
Louis Ave
Richard Leroy Armijo
Coronado Ave
Maureen Mary Cramer
Trask St. Garden Grove
Jack Me
Mahan
Robert Faulkner
7Th St
Pacific Coast High
Santiago Ave
Seal
Beach
Armijo
Colera
Across the Nation Air Safety Lanes to Be Created
The Civil Aeronautics Board ordered three transcontinental skyways to begin June 29 linking Los Angeles and San Francisco to New York and Washington. Each 40 miles wide, they cover 17 000 to 22 000 feet with instrument flying rules and absolute ground control in all weather. Other items report GM/UAW bargaining, prison rebellions quelled in Texas, Arkansas National Guard withdrawal from Central High, and Hawk missiles to complement Nike defenses.
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Washington
UPS
Civil Aeronautics Board
Los Angeles
San Francisco
New York
Holiday Frattie Brace for Southern California Traffic
California law and traffic enforcement agencies prepared for a three day weekend traffic surge. CHP and Los Angeles County sheriff units planned maximum field presence as authorities expected near record Southern California travel. Weather for the weekend was forecast as ideal.
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California
California Highway Patrol
Los Angeles
Rock n Roll singer aims to legitimize Memphis marriage
Page A-15 reports Jarry Lee Lewis, renowned singer, returning to Memphis Tennessee with intent to legalize his marriage to a minor. The piece references a nature themed rain blessing for a Presbyterian Church ceremony as part of the event.
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Jarry Lee Lewis
Memphis
Tenn
De Gaulle Seeks Parley as Parliament Stares Down Crisis
Paris AP report says Gen de Gaulle and top parliamentary leaders met secretly at President Coty’s direction to find a way to install him. He then returned to his country home as emissaries indicated no decision was likely soon. Demonstrations across Paris underscored mass opposition to de Gaulle.
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Paris
de Gaulle
Rene Coty
Coty
National Assembly
Senate
France
Gaston Monnerville
Andre le Troquer
Assembly
Hey
Tise
le Troquer
Monnerville
Nervous Zoo Animals Take Day Off in Midland
Midland Parks Chief says the Cole Park Zoo should close every Monday due to stressed animals. He notes 2500 to 3500 weekend visitors stare at and poke the animals from morning to night, urging the council to grant a regular rest day.
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Midland
Texas
Midlland Parks and Recreation Commission
Charles Campbell
Campbell
Cole Park Zoo
AF Launches Snark in East Coast Test
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP another Snark intercontinental guided missile streaked over the Atlantic from the Air Force Missile Test Center Wednesday night. The 68 foot long Snark is the nation s most accurate long range weapon but it moves about 600 mph. The missile poured out a yellow flame as it blasted away from Cape tips aided by twin solid fuel boosters. The Pratt Whitney jet engine took over and the Northrop missile traced a horizontal path between clouds before vanishing from sight. Air Force confirmed the launch as another test in its missile research and development program. About six Snarks have been fired from the center and the planned range was not announced. The Snark has traveled over 5 000 miles down the Atlantic test range on previous tests. The red coated missile uses a self contained inertial guidance system to reach a straight line or zig zag course.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Atlantic
Air Force
Missile Test Center
Wedness
Pratt & Whitney
Northrop
Atlantic Test Range
Honor Paid to Cardinal in Procession in Rome
The body of Samuel Cardinal Stritch, 70, archbishop of Chicago, is carried through Rome in a solemn hour long procession. Students chant prayers as the hearse moves from the North American Pontifical College to the Church of Saint Ignatius for a funeral mass. Stritch arrived April 25 to direct the churchs missionary activities and died Tuesday.
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Rome
Samuel Cardinal Stritch
Chicago
Fontificial College
Panty Raid Sparks Campus Riot at Georgia U
At the University of Georgia in Athens about 600 students clashed with police in and around dormitories during and after panty raids. Crowds blocked traffic, hurled rocks and bottles, water from fire hoses drenched demonstrators, and tear gas was used as officers tried to disperse the riot.
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Athens
University of Georgia
Q¢Vers Hall
Anrony
Sonnel
Lathens Police
Cpassersby
William Tate
Moon Flips After WM Flunks Countdown
A quirky report describes a WM with a new assistant who talks about orbits and vanguards. He predicts today will mirror yesterday and tomorrow, but in Florida he flunked the countdown and could not count backwards.
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Knotvs
Florida
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