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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1960
Page
17
In Rome police recovered stamps seized in a case linked to a May 1959 Dublin theft. Authorities say the recovered consignment, valued around $1.4 million, included Swiss seals and other items tied to the inflation of the scheme. Zurich authorities assisted in tracing the missing sheets.
Three members of a northeast Oregon family from Milton-Freewater were killed in a head-on collision Sunday when their southbound car was struck by a tractor trailer rig eight miles south of Dunsmuir. The victims were Mr and Mrs J W Border ages 38 and 35 and a boy about 12. Authorities pried out the bodies after about three hours.
Paris clashes as Algerian nationalists attack five Left Bank police posts wounding seven officers. Two attackers killed and others wounded in gun battles along Avenue de la Gare and a running pursuit toward Place de la Bastille.
In Los Angeles, jurors in the murder case against Dr. R Bernard Finch and his alleged accomplice Carole Trepoli resume deliberations after about 17 hours of testimony from 99 witnesses. Prosecutors seek a first degree murder conviction. defense argues the West Covina slaying was accidental. this trial enters its 18th week after a hung jury in the prior trial.
The League of California Cities board on Sunday urged raising auto license fees or gasoline tax to fund city highway improvements. Directors opposed Prop 14 which would allow diverting gasoline tax and license funds for rail grade crossing repairs.
A splash of whisky hit President John F Kennedy's face during a Sunday night incident. Details remain unclear as witnesses describe a sudden confrontation involving a woman and the First Family.
Lockheed Aircraft Missiles and Space Division received about 131 million dollars to speed development of a long range Polaris missile variant. In Milwaukee, a presidential candidate's open campaign event drew a large crowd, while Kennedy's motorcade faced a disruptive incident involving a thrown glass.
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