Two Gunmen Nabbed In Liquor Store Hold Up
Police arrested two suspects, Linier Weiner aged 24 and Robert J. Scott aged 19, minutes after two gunmen robbed Twin Lakes Liquors of about 300 dollars. A gun was found near Weiner. Scott was located in a car on the Tonopah highway with ammunition and a marijuana cigarette.
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Mystery death probe continues in unclear case
Police described the scene as a mystery with a body on a car floor and a California plate. A hospital discharge slip from Los Angeles County was found in the victim’s pocket as officers sought details from L A officials and awaited a post mortem to determine if death was natural, self inflicted, or homicide.
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Los Angeles
Tea Bags In Paper Cup Keep Garbage Bags Dry
A simple disposal tip notes placing used tea bags in a paper cup before discarding prevents moisture from leaking through garbage bags. This method keeps bags dry and reduces soggy messes in the trash.
California GOP Primary Shapes Up Between Nixon Shell
Tomorrow’s primary pits Richard M. Nixon the former vice president calling himself a progressive conservative against Joseph C. Shell a 43 year old state legislator and oilman. Gov. Edmund G. Brown says Shell gains but cannot catch Nixon. The race centers on Birch Society ties and Nixon’s statewide experience versus Shell’s challenge. Kuchel Richards contest and other statewide and legislative races fill the ballot.
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De Gaulle and Macmillan Press Talks on Britain Entry
World Briefs report Charles de Gaulle and Harold Macmillan confirming plans to push ahead with talks on Britain joining the European market. They emphasize a community of interests between France and Britain and deny any pledge to join a power bloc with the United States.
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Fragmented Local Column Notes NotedReader Snippets
A collage of reader letters and comments spans product safety, local law quirks, celebrity reminiscences, traffic complaints, and political opinions. The piece references Consumer Reports warnings, Mitzi Hull memories, Las Vegas laws, car occupancy rules, bail for a son, a lake Mead inquiry, and President Kennedy resignation requests amid a riverside traffic mess and underpass mud concerns.
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Wreckage Sightings Prompt Caution in LV Area
LV Plane and Air Search and Rescue said visual sightings would be checked first light for a possible wreckage in the Las Vegas area. Authorities noted prior crashes, including a 1954 C-54, and said ground teams would deploy if a new craft is confirmed. Rangers reported the initial finder did not leave a name at the station.
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Nellis Air Force Base
Stinedorf
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Gorman High to Hold 85 Seniors Commencement
The Gorman High School gym tomorrow at 8 p.m. hosts 85 seniors as Father Devereaux confirms Most Rev. Robert Dwyer Bishop of Reno will deliver the commencement address and supervise diploma awards. Scholarships and other honors will be presented to several students.
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Nuts Are Big Biz in U.S. Food Trade
UPI reports a boom in the U S nut trade driven by television advertising and consumer interest. Among 140 edible varieties six varieties including peanuts almonds filberts walnuts brazils and cashews dominate the market.
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UPI
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Paris Jetliner Crash Kills Many As Fire Rages Near Villeneuve-le-Roi
An American-made jetliner chartered by the Atlanta Art Association crashed on approach to Paris, killing numerous aboard and many residents, as rescue workers fought a two hour blaze. Cmdr Roland Hoche led the flight with 20 first class and 102 economy passengers aboard.
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Villeneuve-le- Roi
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Reginald Polang
Atlanta
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Belgium
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Marcel Lugan
Gilles
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Cadets at Air Force Academy high above city
Cadets at the Air Force Academy near Colorado Springs Colorado study in a main academic area perched above 7 000 feet in elevation.
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Colorado Springs
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1000 Life Insurance Sold by Mail Advertisement
An ad offers a $1000 life insurance policy by mail for people aged 40 to 90 without a medical exam. It states no agent will call, provides free information with no obligation, and asks readers to mail name, address, and year of birth to Central Security Life Insurance Co. in Fort Worth Texas.
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