Suspect Admits California Killing Victim Identified in Los Angeles
Nevada highway patrol quoted Harvey Bimstein admitting the shooting of Frederick Winter Heinz 19, at the Pacific Palisades home near West Los Angeles Saturday night. Heinz, son of Roy Heinz of Continental Baking Co, died from a stomach wound. Also arrested were Eric Newton Bass 16, stepson of Apple Valley developer Newton Bass, and Bimstein, who gave a separate statement. Both men were booked on murder charges en route to Los Angeles after waivers of extradition. Relatives say Frederick was the son of Vernon Heinz and Ethel. adoption status unclear.
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Rocky) Lerner
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Two Japanese fishing ships sunk in Aleutian waters
The Tokyo coast guard reported two Japanese fishing vessels sank in Aleutian waters. One ship’s 12 crew members are believed drowned while the other vessel, with 13 crewmen aboard, was reported rescued.
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Japan Plans Reactor For Experimental Use
Japan’s Economic Planning Board announced plans to construct a multipurpose 10 000 kilowatt experimental atomic reactor at an estimated cost of 200 000 to 250 000 dollars.
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Soviet Farm Bosses Visit Ames Iowa Social Event
Soviet farm chiefs conclude a tour of Iowa in Ames with a caviar reception at a local hotel honoring Iowa State College personnel. About 200 guests from the college attended as Russians circulated, spoke with guests, and used sign language when interpreters were unavailable. Vodka and sauterne appeared alongside food on a long buffet.
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One Pakistan Tribe Expresses Apology With Tongue Sticking Out
A tradition among a Pakistani tribe uses the act of sticking out the tongue to convey apology and contrition. Elders say the gesture signals sincerity and reconciles disputes within the community.
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Yellowstone National Park Highlights for Junior Editors
Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming Montana and Idaho is the United States first and largest park. It spans 3453 square miles in the Rocky Mountains and draws more than half a million visitors yearly. It preserves wildlife such as bears elk deer antelope buffalo and moose and forbids hunting.
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Peacocks sullen over ban from Big Four talks in Geneva
Pierrot the palace peacock, a Geneva conference fixture since the League of Nations era, was barred from every Big Four session. UN police say his piercing scream was deemed a disruption and the bird sulked for days after being moved away. Officials expect possible readmission for an upcoming atomic conference.
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Court Considers Case of John 8 12 Sign Challenge
Los Angeles zoning officials hear a dispute over a Jesus quote on Euclid Bourguignon s garage in a residential area. A neighbor claims the scripture violates the municipal code and Bourguignon defends it as moral and legal. He says the sign will stay until a court orders removal.
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Bloodhounds Track Marauding Bear in White Mountains
Bloodhounds pursued a marauding bear that attacked two campers in the White Mountains near Springerville Arizona. J T Elliott of Phoenix and Warren Magnuson of Casa Grande were clawed by the same animal yesterday, according to Apache County sheriff's office. Elliott described the bear grabbing his head in its mouth as his party sought refuge in their car, the bear fleeing when headlights were switched on.
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Cimarron River Bridge Collapses Near Crescent Oklahoma
A 100 foot section of the Cimarron River bridge five miles south of Crescent collapsed under a tractor trailer load. The two ton truck was driven into the river bed by Walter Tatum of Oklahoma City, who emerged with minor injuries. State Route 74 closed until repairs are made.
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Railroads Paid 861 Million In Taxes In 1954
U S railroads paid 861 million dollars in taxes during 1954, reflecting substantial government revenue from the industry. The figure underscores the tax burden on rail transport and its role in postwar federal finances.
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