War Power Dilemma and Monroe Doctrine Risk
The piece argues conventional war may be obsolete with nuclear threats looming and cites a pending measure to let the President call up reserves during congressional recess to act against Communist expansion in Berlin Cuba and Asia. It asserts public support for ready use of force to defend West Berlin and Latin America and condemns calls to appease Khrushchev.
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Laos
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Asia
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West Berlin
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Khrushchev
East Berlin
Castro
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Mother of 2 and babysitter flee. police seek duo
Pasadena mother Carolyn Ilestoon, 24, and 15 year old William Tocher, once babysitter to her two daughters, are reported missing as police search. Husband Frederick Huntoon, 33, says she left with the boy after he sat with the children Debbie, 3, and Jeanne, 4. Florence Tocher, William's mother, filed the missing report on Aug. 18. William is 5'10" and 155 pounds. Carolyn is 5'2" and 115 pounds.
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Pasadena
Juvenile Bureau Spt
Jan C. Menning
Carolyn Ilestoon
William
Billy Boy
Kennedy Greets Cub Scout at Houston Airport
A crowd at Houston International Airport surged as President Kennedy arrived. Amid the arrival rush a five year old Cub Scout, Adrian Jackson, was knocked to his knees. Kennedy assisted the boy to his feet and reassured him with a smile.
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Kennedy
Houston
Adrian Jackson
Adrian
John F. Kennedy
U S Target of Latin Pickpockets
U S police report over fifty arrests this year of Latin America based pickpocket rings. A special detail with the State Department tracks the operation. Capt. Harry Dideon notes most suspects enter via Tijuana with some through Miami. He calls them smooth operators who use male and female members, are well dressed and educated, and have hotel and bail connections in major cities.
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State Department
Harry Dideon
Rand Division
Tijuana
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Miami
Fire kills five at illegal fireworks factory in Argentina
A Wednesday blaze at an unlicensed fireworks factory in SEUVENOS AIRES, Argentina, killed five people and seriously injured five others. Police said the plant operated without licensing or safety permits.
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Aires
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Independent bail refunds and elusive extradition patterns
The report notes that bail actions by a Tijuana agency refunds bondsmen, and fugitives cannot be extradited until conviction, often avoiding court appearance. It highlights Yamanda Garcia, 30, accused of wallet theft at a department store, with an undercover officer detailing Garcia’s recent activity and travel, including sending $1600 to Uruguay and carrying $500 at arrest.
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Yamanda Garcia
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