Bonelli Arrested on Felonious Conspiracy Charge
KINGMAN ARIZ. AP William G. Bonelli former California State Board of Equalization member was arrested late Wednesday at his ranch on a California warrant charging felonious conspiracy. He faced charges of conspiring to violate election code and to obstruct justice. Bail set at 50000. Bonelli said he would return to California after recuperation to clear up accusations as extradition proceedings began. He was located at a Henderson hospital for a hernia operation and fall injuries prior to the arrest.
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Kingman, Ariz
William G. Bonelli
California State Board of Equalization
Here
California
Bonellis Turkey Ranch
Mohave County
Frank L. Porter
Dus
Bonelli
Ingman
Justice of the Peace
E. E. Wishon
Kingman Justice Court
W J. Wooten
Southern California
Board of Equalization
Henderson
San Diego
Coce
Bert Strand
Arizona
Nevada
Don Keller
Glodwin J. Knight
Keller
Mojave County
Kingman
Los Angeles
A! Brigham Rose
Atomic Survival Kits Go On Sale In Local Markets
Atomic age offerings include three day rations for four people sold in local markets with more outlets planned this week. Kits cost under three dollars and feature juices, canned vegetables, meats, cereal, crackers, coffee or tea, powdered milk, and other staples designed for portable emergency use after a nuclear attack.
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Civil Defense
Topeka Battles Cold After Gas Pipeline Break
In Topeka Kansas and eight nearby communities nearly 100000 residents faced subfreezing temps as Cities Service Gas Co. reported a 16 inch transmission line break halting gas. About 32000 homes and businesses were affected. Shelters opened, schools closed, and standby fuels used as repairs continued with restoration possible within 24 hours.
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Topeka
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Cities Service Gas Co
Heatee Municipal Auditorum
Red Cross
Valley Falls
Oskaloosa
Ozawkie
Meriden
Ferry
Lecompton
Grantville
AEC Postpones Friday A-Blast
The Atomic Energy Commission postponed all plans for a nuclear test at the Nevada test site due to unacceptable winds and cloudiness. A new briefing was to decide on a smaller blast for Saturday while the large 500-foot tower shot likely moves to next week.
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Las Vegas
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Atomic Energy Commission
Nevada Test
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Beach Combing Notes Featured Across Pages
A brief guide lists where to find recurring features in the newspaper. It calls out sections such as classifieds on C-6 to C-12 and obituaries on C-2, with page references for specific topics like tides and temperatures on B-8 and Wilson on A-21.
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Boyle
Wilson
Snowplows Rescue 100 Marooned Passengers in England
Snowplows hauled through giant drifts and freed 100 people marooned in three buses near Fimber in Yorkshire. The passengers were uninjured but cold and hungry as heavy snow and 10 foot drifts affected many regions across England.
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London
England
Fimber
Yorkshire
U S Pledges to Seek Russ Nuclear Pact
London AP reports the United States pledging to pursue an honest and workable agreement with Russia on reducing nuclear and conventional arms. Lodge cautions limited optimism as the U N disarmament talks resume with the United States Britain France Canada and Russia. The U S proposes concrete Soviet action such as contributing fissionable material to a peacetime stockpile under U N resolution.
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London
United States
Russia
Henry Cabot Ledge Jr
Lodge
Britain
France
Canada
United Nations
Anthony Nattisg
Kremlin
Eisenhower
U. N
Alligator Bites Man in Compton Liquor Store
Compton An alligator bit a man identified as Victory Gregory of 25 Thorson Street while he stood in a liquor store at 1918 FE Compton Bird. Gregory reported the incident occurred when a small boy around 11 years old pushed the reptile against him. Gregory required tetanus shot at Community Medical Center.
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Compton
Victory Gregory
Thorson St
1918
Compton Bird
Gregory
Community Medical
Man gets 60 days for slunging wife with pop bottle
Wilmington man Gilbert Alderete 24 pleaded guilty to simple assault after fracturing his wife's jaw with a pop bottle when she refused to turn down the TV volume. Superior Judge Joseph M. Maltby gave a 60 day county jail term, saying the court has little respect for wife beaters. The defense sought no jail time citing reconciliation and ongoing family support.
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Wilmington
Joseph M. Maltby
Gilbert Alderete
E. Robidowx
Maltby
Ray Cullum
Alderete
Allerete
Pop Bette
Elvira
Yacht Fire Fled by Reynolds at Sea Off Miami Beach
Tobacco heir Richard J. Reynolds and wife Muriel abandon their 55-foot yacht Scarlett O'Hara after a series of fires at sea. Coast Guard says fuel leak sparked fires near Nassau while five miles offshore. The couple, married in 1952, reached the shore by lifeboat with the captain. they went into seclusion after landing.
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Richard J. Reynolds
Miami
Fla
Arthur Kyle
Miami Beach
Muriel
Reynolds
Muriel Greenough
Sapelo Island
Coast Guard
Nassau
Mrs. Reynolds
Arctic Air Goes South Into Texas
Arctic air spread from the Dakotas into northern Texas and Oklahoma as a cold front stretched across the midwest. Temperatures fell 5 to 20 degrees from Wednesday with the Dakotas posting sub zero readings and Dickinson North Dakota recording minus 19. Blowing snow disrupted travel while a 100 to 200 mile wide snow belt moved east toward the Midwest. In the south and east readings reached the 40s to 50s with mild conditions in the Far West.
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Associated Press
Mid-Continent
Dakotas
Texas
Oklahoma
Rockies
Minnesota
Towa
Missouri
Dickinson
N. D
Miami
Midwest
Ohio Valley
Denver
Los Angeles
Chertes ‘T
Smith
Pacific
Pacific Coast
George T. Beasley
Santa Fe
Judson Ave
Ralph A. Hazlett
Ray L. Barnhart
Fireman Dies in Capital Downtown Blaze
A veteran fire captain died early today while battling flames that tore through a downtown shoe repair shop and a hardware store. Ten other firefighters were overcome or injured as more than 50 trucks fought a five alarm blaze near the Capitol seven blocks away, while residents fled and a hotel worker was rescued from a third-floor room.
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Washington
George Flaherty
Peter Chinos
Weather forecast notes clouds tonight and partly cloudy Friday
A weather brief indicates cloudy conditions tonight with a return to partly cloudy skies on Friday. It mentions a temperature change overnight but provides no specific numbers.
Nationalists Withdraw From Tiny Nanchishan Island Outpost
Nationalist China said civilians were withdrawn from Nanchishan an island 140 miles north of Formosa amid reports of a looming military evacuation. The garrison strength was 5,000 with regulars and guerillas. Air raids by three waves of Nationalist planes hit Taishans and Peilungshan. Red artillery fired on Quemoy. no damage reported. About 2,000 civilians remained, with 800 moved previously.
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Taipel
China
Nanchishan
Formosa
Air Force
Taishans
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E. 70Th St
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