Horror Comics Under Fire at Juvenile Court Delegates
Colorado Springs delegates from the National Council of Juvenile Court Judges planned action on a resolution opposing horror comics and urging state legislatures to curb their spread. Judge Harry W. Lindeman cited worries over crime glorification and forwarded the measure to a committee led by John J. Kenney, with Prof. H. Richard Van Sahn urging legislative action as the primary route despite limited success so far.
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Colorado College
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Allies Join Pact Push in Southeast Asia News
The United States pledges support to Guatemala as it combats communism while pressing for an early Southeast Asia anti communist pact. Australia and New Zealand join in a declaration urging immediate collective defense steps under their mutual defense treaty.
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New Zealand
Death on Sidewalk in Anaconda Slaying Father Collected
Harold Carlson 41 a North Dakota farmer fatally beat his five month old son Stephen on a sidewalk in Anaconda. Sheriff Hartsell and Coroner Longfellow called the incident brutal with witnesses including James Carlson and a neighbor girl Judy Shaefer. Carlson arrived Wednesday and reportedly operated a ranch near Tagus North Dakota. He was sought in a statewide manhunt and believed dead by his estranged wife, who had separated from him for three months.
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Arthur A. Longfellow
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Marietta Joyce
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Actor Guy Madison Sues Gail Russell for Divorce in Los Angeles
Guy Madison files for divorce from Gail Russell in Los Angeles accusing cruelty. Russell had previously sued Madison for divorce on May 27, with both sides alleging mistreatment amid pending legal action.
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Los Angeles
Secret Meet Sought Campaigners in Foundations Probe
Los Angeles and Washington reports indicate a closed-door probe into political campaigns and foundations amid mounting controversy. Reece, a Democratic nominee, disclosed a $7,046.74 campaign contribution and $5,168.22 in expenditures with a $1,100 deficit since the last hearing, while Tenney and other figures feature in a partisan dispute over receipts and reimbursements.
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Wayne L. Hausing
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Mildred Younger
Lfneral Services
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Farrington
Fire Wrecks Four Victorville Businesses
A large fire swept through Victorville causing extensive damage to four establishments including The Green Spot cafe a landmark recently remodeled at about $80 000. Also destroyed were Robert Shoe Store Elaine's Dress Shop and the Deluxe Cleaners. Total damage estimated above $300 000.
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Green Spot Cafe
Robert Shoe Store
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Deluxe Cleaners
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