Suspect Free in Charge of Child Theft Case
Ervin Arnold 46 said he took 44 year old Kathie Langdon to give her a good home and was freed of a child stealing charge after a conference with Kathie's mother Marilyn Campbell. Kathie, who called Arnold Daddy Arnold, accompanied him from her grandfather Peter Dahl's home on May 23 and was found unharmed two days later.
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San Mateo
Ervin Arnold
Kathie Langdon
Fred M. Wyckoft
Arnold
Kathie
Marilyn Campbell
Sacramento
Campbell
Peter Dahl
Summer drills begin at Camp Pendleton with reserve units
Marine Corps reserve units from nine states began summer training at Camp Pendleton on Monday. About 59 reserve groups will train here this summer, including a detachment from Bakersfield.
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Camp Pendlelon
Marine Corps Reserve
States
Bakerfield
Shells TCP additive unlocks engine power and longevity
Shell scientists say deposits in engines cause pre ignition and weak spark, wasting power. Shell Premium with TCP claims to reduce deposits, stop pre ignition, and extend spark plug life, delivering up to 159 percent more power and up to 242 times longer plug life after two tankfuls, available only at Shell dealers.
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Shell
Army Still Defense Key Cabinet Aide Tells Grads
Secretary Hugh Milton told graduates that defense relies on integrated land sea and air forces, not single weapons or services. He warned against pushbutton warfare and said holding ground and influencing troops remain the core war factors, despite new technologies.
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Army
Grads
Chester
Hugh Milton
Milton
Pennsylvania Military College
Lone
Fective Air Force
Identity Two lin Ocean Plane Crash
Santa Monica reports tentatively identify two men killed when a small plane plunged into the ocean a mile off shore. Robert A. MacCallum 52 Los Angeles and Graham L. Secord 41 Pacific Palisades were named by George Oppel who co-owned the aircraft with MacCallum. The flight from Compton Airport ended after Secord went up to photograph his new home. Witnesses saw the stall and dive as bathers and motorists along the coast highway watched the plane disappear into the sea.
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Santa Monica
Robert A. MacCallum
Los Angeles
Graham L. Secord
Pacific Palisades
George Oppel
MacCallum
Secord
Compton
Thhey
FBI Arrests One on 10 Most Wanted List in Nevada
John M Alfred Hopkins, a 39 year old convicted murderer and longtime fugitive, surrendered to FBI agents in a north central Nevada mining area after a brief struggle. He escaped from Arizona State Prison in 1945 and was participating in a shooting of a night marshal during a holdup. Hopkins had traveled from Watsonville to Reno before Elko where he was finally apprehended at the Gold Acre mine, about 30 miles south of Beowawe. Charles Fletcher of the Salt Lake City office provided few arrest details and described Hopkins as moody and quiet with a background in varied skilled work.
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Elko
Nev
John
Alfred Hopkins
FBI
Nevada
Cortez
Hopkins
Elke
Arizona State
Florence
Clarence Dotson
Wickenburg
Ariz
Dotson
Charles Fletcher
Salt Lake City
Watsonville
Cali
Reno
Ares
Beowane
Elko On
Highway 40
Fletcher
Hopalkins
Gambling crackdown warned by William S Hebert in Natchez ads
William S Hebert used large advertisements in Natchez newspapers to warn Adams County gamblers that a permanent shutdown was in order. He described wrecking tools as standard equipment for his office.
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Dss
War—Onerilf
William S. Hebert
Natchez
Adams County
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