Officer Slain as He Stops Car at Resort
Coronado, AP A Coronado police lieutenant Frank S Greene 44 was shot and killed by a car’s passenger during a routine stop at 2 am. A man in the car surrendered while two other suspects Roberto Rodriguez 20 and Ralph Gruber 21 remain sought. Police cordon and naval support sweep Coronado with roadblocks boats and helicopters. Greene a former pro quarterback joined Coronado police 18 years ago and is survived by wife Alice and son Craig.
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Four Nabbed in Dope Sale to Students
Four youths were jailed in Los Angeles after police said they sold marijuana to San Fernando Valley students. Benjamin Garrett and Anderson Garrett of Sherman Oaks, Thomas Gearin Hart and Everett Kibbe of North Hollywood were booked on Narcotics Act suspicions. Officers stakeout the Garrett home and found a bag with six smaller bags of suspected marijuana leaves, plus more leaves in a notebook. Kibbe and Roderick Garrett were named Valley Junior College students. Ben Garrett a contractor. Hart an aircraft worker.
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Weather update on foggy late night and early morning
A weather note reports dense fog overnight with minimal temperature change. Visibility is reduced in affected areas and winds remain light. Travelers are advised to drive cautiously and monitor local advisories for any rainfall likelihood.
Indiana Flood Fears Linger As Chicago Drying
Severe rainfall in Chicago ends its record deluge but Indiana faces renewed flood danger in the Calumet region. Hundreds evacuate as Little Calumet River and Wolf Lake surge. National Guardsmen assist sandbagging on dikes and in Illinois towns near the river. Chicago health officials warn against drinking from compromised water systems until treated and tested.
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Hurricane Hazel Threatens Guantanamo Bay Naval Base
Hurricane Hazel drove 115 mph winds toward Guantanamo Bay Cuba as a high pressure blocked its path. Warnings spread through eastern Cuba and Haiti while the U S Navy evacuated civilian personnel from the base. The storm’s eye passed near western Haiti’s peninsula, with winds spanning 126 miles outward from the center.
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Spy suspect freed on reduced bail in high security case
Alexandria Virginia UPI Joseph S Petersen Jr a longtime National Security Agency employee was released on a $10 000 bond after a judge lowered it from 25000 despite government protests The former government scientist is charged with obtaining secret documents with intent to aid a foreign nation Defense contends the amount was excessive and Petersen was in custody since his arrest last Saturday The case involves highly sensitive intelligence information with potential implications for foreign affairs and future military operations
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Trainmen to Strike Union Pacific Oct 19
Los Angeles UPI reports a strike set for October 19 by the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen against the Los Angeles Salt Lake line of Union Pacific. About 1200 brakemen baggagemen and yardsmen would be involved over injury claims handling.
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Wilsons Bird Dogs remark stirs national protest
Secretary of Defense Wilson drew sharp criticism after labeling bird dogs as preferable to kennel bred dogs while replying to questions on unemployment in labor distressed areas. He contrasted a hunting dog’s drive with a lazy breed and faced calls to retract the statement. Leaders like Reuther Meany and AFL officials condemned the remarks.
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Dallas Dandies Texas Slickers Take Calif. Visitor for $100
A Califormia man at a bus station invited to coffee, a second man asked about a hotel, and a third claimed $1,500. Gilbert showed a $100 bill, but the first man grabbed the money and fled with the third accomplice in Dallas.
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Tide Floods Dike At Seal Beach As Prison Riots Continue
Tide waves flood Seal Beach dike washing away sandbags and flooding waterfront areas. City official Al Leonard said damage was not serious and requested a bulldozer from naval depot for repairs. High tides remain forecast through Thursday with up to 6 feet plus waves. In Sioux Falls, inmates at South Dakota State Penitentiary hold one cell block and two guards as talks with officials continue.
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Paris Votes Confidence in Premier Mendes France
The French National Assembly backed Prime Minister Pierre Mendes France with an unofficial 365 to majority showing, endorsing the London accords on West German rearmament. Support came from his Radical Socialist group, center democrats, De Gaulle followers, and other Socialists, securing a mandate to negotiate with Western powers later this month and anticipate the final treaty text. The Socialist executive council signaled hesitation on final ratification, awaiting a special national party convention.
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Fog and haze to linger five more days in Long Beach
The U S Weather Bureau forecasts five additional days of fog and hazy sun in the Long Beach area with intermittent sunshine. Local reports say fog Monday night and this morning was less dense than yesterday though thicker inland, while Long Beach Municipal Airport noted overnight ground fog but visibility stayed above zero.
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