Man with bare hands rounds up three ducks in yard
William J. Vadulia of 5712 Candor St. Lekewood used a salt shaker, imitations, and shotguns as he gathered three ducks bathing in a sprinkler. Neighbors helped trap them in a box and released them. He suspects the birds may be wandering pets and will seek a ruling from Fish and Game if unclaimed.
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William J. Vadalma
Candor St
Lakewood
Vadalma
Joe Risinger
Wiliam J. Yadalma
Lekewood
Vadulia
Valdama
State Department of Fish and Game
Baer Denies Molestings and Surrenders in Court
Buddy Baer, claiming mistaken identity, faces three misdemeanor counts of child annoyance and one of lewd vagrancy in a Van Nuys municipal court. He alleges he was at a studio all day Wednesday, aside from a brief lunch, while juvenile officers accuse him of approaching four girls in the Van Nuys area last Wednesday.
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van Nuys
Buddy Baer
van Nuysis
Los Angeles
Beer
Baer
N. EF. Young- Blood
U S Philippines Dispute Over Bases Acknowledged
Manila reports a joint U S Philippine statement declaring complete Philippine sovereignty over all U S bases in the islands. Vice President Nixon's visit to mark independence coincided with a pledge to transfer title papers for base lands to the Philippines.
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Manila
United States
Philippines
Richard Nixon
Eisenhower
Clark Air Force Base
Sangley
Subic
Ramon Magsaysay
Nixon
Japan cites Bikini area bomb test evidence
Tokyo reports atmospheric pressure waves and a minor earth shock detected at 3 a.m. Japan time suggesting another U.S. nuclear test near Bikini. Observers note similarities to past blasts but weaker signals. AEC had planned tests through June, with weather delaying the hydrogen weapon test on May 21.
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Tokyo
Japanese Weather Bureau
United States
Bikini
Bikini Atoll
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
Bikink
AEC
American Warship and Freighter Crash in Elbe Estuary
The US destroyer Goodrich collided with the Dutch freighter Boskoop in the misty Elbe River estuary near Hamburg. The Boskoop sustained damage and returned to Hamburg under her own steam. The Goodrich belongs to a US naval unit of six vessels that arrived in Hamburg with 800 U.S. midshipmen aboard.
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Hamsurg
Germany
EPI
Goodrich
Itreighter Boskoop
Elbe
Hamburg
U.S
Weather Lookahead Mostly Clear Through Wednesday
Mostly clear skies continue through Wednesday with some low clouds late at night and in the early morning hours. Temperatures edge higher, bringing a slight warmup across the period.
Evidence points to in-flight collision of Grand Canyon air crashes
Air Force Captain Byrd Ryland said paint scratches on TWA Super constellation wreckage suggest a midair collision with a United DC-7. Recovery crews hauled 26 bags of remains from the canyon as authorities confirmed no definite count of victims.
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Grand. Canyon
Air Force
Grand Canyon
Byrd Ryland
Lan Air Search and Rescue Unit
Merch Afb
Calif
TWA
United Air Lines
Ryland
Yack Parshall
Allies
Coconino
Shelby McCauley
Grand Canyon Butte
Mart
Frank Bush
Bush
TWA Super Constellation
Associated Press
Allies and Soviets Clash Over Disarmament at U N
The United States and Western powers push for disarmament by stages with international inspection, while the Soviet Union urges immediate military force reductions by the U S and allies. Premier Bulganin’s 195? letter and Russia’s 1.2 million demobilization plan offer contrasting lines at the United Nations disarmament session.
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United Nations
Russia
Anthony Nutting
Disarmament Commission
London
Andrei Y. Gromyko
Nutting
United States
Bulgan
Eisenhower
U. N
Soviet Union
Kremlin
House Unit to Probe Air Traffic Practices After Canyon Crash
The House Commerce Committee ordered a broad investigation into airline traffic practices and controls following Saturday's Grand Canyon collision that killed 128. Chairman Priest named a subcommittee led by Rep. Harris to plan the inquiry, with witnesses from airlines and regulators to be called. The panel may propose corrective legislation if indicated. Pilots fear collisions amid dense traffic.
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Washington
House Commerce Committee
Grand Canyon
Priest
D-Tenn
Harris
D-Ark
Congress
Indonesian President Lands Tour Returns Home
President Sukarno returned from a six week Western world tour. He told a welcoming crowd that he gained understanding of Indonesia's problems and aspirations. He cited better peace, respect, and potential support from the United States, Canada, Italy, West Germany, and Switzerland for Indonesia's national ambitions.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Sukarno
United States
Canada
Italy
West Germany
Switzerland
Red Attache Ousted for U S Spying
The State Department announced that Col. Ivan A Bubchikoy, assistant Soviet military attache, was expelled from the United States for espionage. Officials gave few details, noting the note from the Soviet ambassador declared him persona non grata and ordered immediate departure, which occurred June 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Ivan A. Bubchikoy
United States
Bubbikoy
Lincoln White
Bubchikov
Long Beach July Fourth Festivities Offer Track Ski Race and Fireworks
Long Beach celebrates Independence Day with the 8th annual 58 mile Grand National Water Ski Race from Magnolia Pier to Catalina Harbor and back beginning at 9 a.m. About 100 skiers expected. A 9 p.m. fireworks display over Rainbow Pier ends the day, cost $2,000, sponsored by the City and the Long Beach Amusement League.
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Long Beach Area
Magnolia Pier
Catalina
Avalon Harbor
Rainbow Pier
City of
Long Beach
Long Beach Amusement League
Cross Safety Services
William Mooney
Roy Miller
Ahern Delays Martin Ahern Retention Amid Council Turmoil
Council stalls Martin Ahern reappointment to the Board of Water Commissioners for one week after an angry exchange with Councillor Desmond. Ahern accuses the councilman of impugning integrity while Mayor Vermillion and City Manager Vickers mute the dispute. Next vote set for Thursday, with Ahern absent for unrecorded session. Martin, senior member since 1947, faces confirmation. Leslie H. Smith’s reappointment to the City Planning Commission remains pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Martin
Board of Water Commissioners
D. Pat Ahern
Ahern
Gerald Desmond
Desmond
Sam E. Vickers
Toby Wick
Raymond C. Kealer
Com
TMSS100
Leslie H. Smith
City Planning Commission
Smith
Commission
Beach Combing B1 Hal Boyle Page A11
The listing notes sections across the paper including Beach Combing by Hal Boyle on page A11 and other features like Bridge Page A31 and various classified, comics, and editorial pages across A and B sections. It highlights where to find tidbits on tides temperatures and a range of sections from Death Notices to Theaters.
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Hal Boyle
Wilson
Earth Shocks Shake Santa Sofia Town in Appennines
In FORLTI Italy dawn tremors alarm the Appennine town of Santa Sofia where 3000 residents sleep in tents fearing a major quake. It marks the 33rd day of frequent minor shocks that have damaged 660 homes in Santa Sofia and four nearby villages between Florence and the Adriatic Sea.
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Forlti
Italy
Santa Sofia
Florence
Adriatic
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Jimmy
Jimmy McBride
Red Army
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Huntington
Colorado River Beach
Main Sts
Lake Ave
Quincy St
Roy Williams
Jimmie Dodd
Walt Disney
Mickey Mouse Club
Lorna Ross
Orange
Cabrillo Beach
San Pedro
Redondo Beach
James Kincaid
Jeeten
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National Safety Council
International Assn. of Chiefs of Police
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