Indians and liquor laws draw federal notice
The Bureau of Indian Affairs suggests possible repeal of the liquor ban for Indians after noting that white men also become irrational when drinking. California allows 2000 full blood Indians to buy alcohol with a governor approved change, while 10,000 other California Indians on reservations or with state land interests remain barred. The agency emphasizes human likeness of native people in behavior.
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Bureau of Indian Affairs
Congress
California
Oddities and notices mix in Bakersfield to Los Angeles chatter
A collection of colorful clips from Bakersfield and Los Angeles covers a loud music plan atop downtown speakers, a blind council convention in Los Angeles, Horatio Algol awards including Herbert Hoover and Adolph Zukor, and citizen citizenship moments with Hedy Lamarr. Other items note a truce-site music spoof for U S Marines, viscount Montgomery at West Point, lighthouse humor, a Los Angeles burglar haul, stamp edits of Farouk, and Joe De Bona’s toothbrush flag.
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America
Herbert Hoover
Arso
United States
Adolph Zuker
Paramount Pictures
Zukor
Hungary
Tam
United State
Joe de Bona
Los Angeles
New York
Burbank
Joe
Donnell Culpepper
Free World Must Stay Strong Warns U N Delegate
United Nations dispatch reports U S Delegate Ernest A. Gross telling the 60 nation Political Committee that the free world must not abandon its policy of strength and unity. He urged keeping resolve despite Kremlin gestures and cautioned against actions jeopardizing Panmunjom talks.
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United Nations
N. Y
U. S
Free World
Kremlin
U.S
Ernest A. Gross
U. N
Gross
Korea
Panmunjom
FBI Reveals Mind Poison Plot by Reds and Hoover Testimony
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover asserts Communists seek to infiltrate schools to indoctrinate youth while supporting congressional probes into Red penetration of education. He backs limiting Communist teachers and cites FBI studies as establishing the menace as Congress seeks funding for 1954 operations.
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Washington
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Senate
Congressional
House un-American, Activities Committee
Sen
Internal Security
Hoover
Subcommittee
Injuries in Crash Fatal to Autoist
In Anaheim G B Boyd 33 of Norwalk died after his car ran a boulevard stop at Lincoln and Brookhurst. He died at Fullerton General Hospital after injuries from a crash with Manuel Olveda 35 of Atwood who drove the other car. Boyd's wife Verdene 35 was hospitalized with serious injuries. Boyd's body was taken to White Mortuary Bellflower.
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Anaheim
G. B. Boyd
Hayford St
Norwalk
Fullerton General Hospital
Lincoln Blvd
Brookhurst, Rd
Manuel E. Olveda
Atwood
Boyd
Verdene
Fullerton Cottage Hospital
White Mortuary
Bellflower
Unemployment fraud may top twenty million dollars
Sacramento analysis estimates fraud in jobless insurance payments could exceed 20 million dollars last year, with a low end of 8.5 million and larger totals discussed by a legislative subcommittee. Professor Norman Rudy cited a 17 percent fraud rate from a sample as the basis for his figures.
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Sacramento
Afi Assembly
Norman Rudy
Sacramento State College
State
William A. Burkett
Interassociation Unemployment Insurance Committee
Warren
Dr. Rudy
Baby Chokes to Death in His Crib
A three month old baby boy, Jay Derrick Beren, was found strangled between crib slats by his father Byron Mabee after failing to wake at 7 a.m. The infant wedged head between the slats after 11 p.m. Thursday. The child died at St. Marys Hospital and was later taken to Motteli’s Mortuary.
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Jay Derrick Beren
Byron Mabee
Mabee
Doris
St. Mary's Hospital
Gaviola Ave
Motteli
Weather Outlook Mostly Sunny With Patchy Clouds
Mostly sunny conditions continue through Saturday with occasional cloudiness. Little temperature change with a high near 44 degrees.
Palace of Tin Baron Nabbed on Felony Rap
William Linyd Robertson known as the Palace of Tin baron and four others were arrested on conspiracy charges after a raid on the Airport Club in Seal Beach. The group faces federal and local charges as Orange County Grand Jury convened to review a true bill. Bail was posted and other suspects were later charged.
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Bill
Poker Palace
W. L
William Linyd Robertson
Swank
Seal Beach
Orange County Grand Jury
Walter Knott
Buena Park
Vucars
Robertson
Maxine Miller
Marine Ave
Graham Archibald Patterson
10Th St. Seal Beach
Alfred James Patten
Ocean Ave
Donald Ogear Cody
Bolsa Ave
Orange County
L. L. Martin
Harold Gapsler
Airport Club
Spy Ring Cracked in West Germany
Bonn Germany Vice Chancellor Franz Blucher announced the smashing of a Soviet spy ring in Western Germany directed by Russian army officers in West Berlin and focused on industrial espionage. He said more than 35 Germans had been arrested and more would be jailed in what he called the largest Soviet secret organization uncovered since 1945.
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Bonn
Germany
Franz Bluecher
West Berlin
Tides and Temps Live In Local Pages
A reader guide lists sections and page locations across the paper including Beach Combing on B-1 Bridge on A-11 Classified on B-8 Comics on B-6 Crossword on A-18 Editorial on A-10 Financial on 8-7 Obituaries on B-2 Radio and TV on 8-3 Shipping Table on B-2 Sports on A-15 14 17 Theaters on A-12 13 and Women on B4 5 and Page B-8 for Tides Temperatures.
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Boyle
Reds Agree to Trade Sick and Wounded Prisoners
MUNSAN Korea AP says Communists agreed to exchange 5800 sick and wounded Reds for 600 Allied prisoners around April 21 and seek resumption of armistice talks. They insist on repatriation of all prisoners, including about 50,000 unwilling to return, a point that stalled negotiations previously.
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Reds
Munsan
Korea
Red
Panmunjom
Petition seeks Laguna ban on Easter week youth visitors
A Laguna Beach petition urges residents to refuse renting to youths during Easter vacations. Organizers hope to circulate community wide, citing thefts, vandalism, rudeness, and drunken behavior despite beach liquor limits, and accuse the police of being unable to cope.
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Laguna Beach
Crescent Bay
Laguna
Second Twin Turned In on Dope Counts
In January a broken-hearted father surrendered one of his 18 year old twins, Robert, to police after a liquor store robbery. His twin Billy was later turned in by the mother after narcotics equipment was found on Billy. Billy says the hypodermic outfit came from a friend. Robert faces sentence in Superior Court.
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Burbank
Frank M. Schoengarth
Billy Schoengarth
Ed Cassidy
Billy
Fother
Robert
Superior Court
Schoengarth
Bobby
Caribbean Air Crash Claims 11 Lives
Caribbean International Airways plane from Kingston to Jamaica crashes killing 11 of 14 aboard. Officials cite engine failure as the likely cause. Among the dead is Owen Roberts, managing director of the airline, officials said.
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Caribbean
Alngslan
Jamaica
UPA Caribbean International Airways
Kingston
Owen Roberts
Adventurer 2 Discovers Bathroom Lock Hidden Mikey
Kay Bartlett and son Mike Bart lett faced a 43 minute rescue when the two year old, home alone in the bathroom, pressed a lipstick tube under the door knob and locked himself in. Officer Hugh Roberts finally freed him by sliding a knife between door and lock, revealing a taped unlocked mechanism.
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Michael. Bartlett
Canal Ave
Kay
Mike
Mikey
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Albeius
Panntun
Jom
Flisenhower
Viscount Montgomery
el Alamein
West Point
Paul Amen
U. S. Military Academy
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Amen
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Farouk
U.N
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West Germany
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