Pat Brown to Seek Re election as California Attorney General
San Francisco a report states Pat Brown will run for re election as attorney general of California in the 1954 primary. Brown, a Democrat, cited his three years in office and obligations to fight organized crime and juvenile delinquency while maintaining a non political stance and cooperation with the governor and legislature.
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Dean May to Fly Home for Parley Amid Korean Talks
PANMUNJOM The U S envoy Arthur H Dean said he may fly to Washington before Christmas leaving negotiations on a Korean peace conference to his chief adviser. Dean said preliminary talks would not end while hope remains for agreement. Meanwhile 60 ROK prisoners would be called for interviews Saturday but sessions were not assured.
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Motorcycle Champ Held in Dope Quiz
Campbell 24, who claimed two national motorcycle titles, was arrested by narcotics officers in his apartment near San Fernando Valley. Nearly three ounces of heroin and two cans of marijuana were found. He said the drugs came from Mexico and that he did not ride national races this year, with recent European travel cited.
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McCracken Gets Third Death Date
Santa Ana California Henry Forel McCracken, 36, convicted sex slayer of 10 year old Patty Jean Hult of Buena Park, was sentenced to death again today for the third time. The new death date was fixed for February 1 between 12 am and 4 pm in San Quentin Prison's gas chamber. Superior Judge Robert Gardner fixed the new death date on receipt of a notice from the State Supreme Court denying McCracken's plea for not hearing his sanity. McCracken first was sentenced vocio October 31, 1952. A new death date of January 23, 1952 followed. Appeals set aside both execution dates. The pigtailed blonde Buena Park schoolgirl was kidnapped from a movie theater near her home May 19, 1951. Her body was found five days later in a shallow grave in Live Oaks Canyon. McCracken was found guilty later that year.
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Death calls Albert Coates in Cape Town trial note
Final arguments were heard today in the trial of Athy George E. Shibley of Long Beach. He faces charges of conspiring to steal government records at a Marine Corps court of inquiry. Dr Albert Coates, 71, legendary conductor and composer, died in Cape Town after a storied career in Britain Russia and the United States.
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Toy Quest Drives Scouts to Gather Toys for Shelter Drive
Two Boy Scouts from Troop 79 will canvas the west city at 9 a m Saturday to collect toys, food and clothes for the Christmas Clearinghouse. Led by Scoutmaster Eugene Hanson they meet at 187 Truman Boyd Manor before touring Truman Boyd tract homes to boost contributions.
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FAO Aims to Feed More People at World Conference
The Food and Agriculture Organization outlined a shift from broad production growth to targeting hunger, warning of severe disparities between rich and developing regions. Officials urged faster gains in the areas of greatest need to improve global food distribution.
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Woman admits ax killing of crippled sister in law
On questioning, Mrs Teibel admitted killing her crippled sister in law with an axe. She had originally called police to the locked apartment she shared with the victim and fainted when blood smeared Nody was found. The victim was Mrs Bobker, crippled by arthritis, widow of Mrs Leibel's late brother.
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Bunny Helped Me Out Dog Hero Saves Boy in River
A three year old boy named Terry Jagars and his cocker spaniel Bunny were rescued from a Los Angeles river channel between Sixth and Seventh Streets. Police stated the pair were soaked and likely in waters up to 15 feet deep. Terry, who has a history of swallowing objects, told how the dog helped him escape danger. Neighbors reported the dog owner and the dog assisted in the rescue, with Mrs Jagars recalling her child’s watery scare.
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Reds Withdrawn Over Yalu From North Korea Action
Seoul reports the South Korean Defense Ministry says parts of the Chinese Communist force have been withdrawn across the Yalu River into Red China. Maj. Gen. Shin Kyen notes less than half of the expeditionary force has left and that a major withdrawal requires more than half. UN forces still confront Chinese troops in multiple sectors. Shin says withdrawal is a welcome move and aligns with calls to remove foreign troops from the peninsula.
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British Seek Director for A Power Station
The Ministry of Supply advertises for a scientist to run the nation s first atomic power station at Sellafield in Cumberland County. Annual salary 2000 pounds. The winner must complete a 10 month course of instruction before taking the post. The post requires professional qualifications, administrative ability and personal attributes. Power from the station will feed the national power grid.
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