Brown Set For Contest In California Primary
Gov. Edmund G. Brown is expected to declare as a Democratic favorite son for California’s June 7 presidential primary. If Sen. John F. Kennedy enters, Brown would be favored to win California’s 81 convention delegates, according to state chairman William A. Munnell. Brown will be asked by Democratic legislators to formalize his candidacy. Kennedy has not ruled out challenging Brown for the delegates.
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Bakersfield
Calif
Edmund G. Brown
California
John F. Kennedy
Dmass
Brown
William A. Munnell
Kennedy
Crash Kills 1 in Brook Park Two-Car Collision
One person died and three were injured in a Brook Park two car crash. Mrs. John J. Parker, 68, of Parkview, was killed as a passenger in the Parker car driven by her husband, 71, who was among the injured, one of whom remained in critical condition.
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Cleveland
Brook Park
John J. Parker
Parkview
Luxurious Lowrey Exposed in New Solo Demonstration
An advertisement showcases the Lowrey organ with exclusive solos for each manual and pedal attack and sustain options. It promotes the Minit Music feature, available only with Lowrey, claiming no prior musical knowledge is needed and inviting readers to try the easy, fun way to make music at low cost.
Brink’s Robbery Gang Leaves Trail of Cash and Murky Deaths
Boston story recalls the 1956 Brink’s inc. heist on Prince Street where 11 men planned and executed a massive $2.7 million haul of cash and securities. FBI rounds up eight men who receive life terms. O’Keefe testifies as key witness. two gangsters die in jail or before trial. a stash of hot bills is traced to Boston’s south end.
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Anthony Pine
Joseph
O’keefe
Brink's Inc
Boston
Dia
Cornelius F. Hurley
Prince Street
North End
Brink
Brink's
Joseph J
Specs
O'Keefe
Suffolk Superior Court
U. S
Gusciora
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
FBI
Oseph S. Banfield
Henry Baker
Natick
Adolph
Jazz
Milton
Anthony Pino
Thomas F. Richardson
Weymouth
James I. Fagherty
Elmer
Trigger) Burke
New York
Keefe
Suffolk County
Federal Reserve Bank
South End
John F
Fats) Buccelli
Brookline
Edward A
Wimpy) Bennet
Buccelli
Germantown Eagles Mark Anniversary With Week of Events
Germantown FOE Lodge 2292 observes its anniversary with mulligan stew for past presidents and a full week of activities. Events include Children's Night, ladies auxiliary honors, a cakewalk prospect party, a floor show, Loveland degree initiation, a speech by Harry Veddern, and a 4 30 p m chicken supper ending with dancing.
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Germantown
FOE Lodge
Loveland Degree Cam
Harry Veddern
Expert Warns Smog Dangers Could Strike Again
Dr Richard A Prindle of the U S Public Health Service warned at UC Medical School that smog has caused three major disasters in 30 years and could recur in any air polluted city. He cited 1930 Meuse Valley deaths, 1948 Donora illness and 1942 London deaths as examples of acute outbreaks and noted rising carbon monoxide in Los Angeles and other unnamed areas.
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San Francisco
Richard A. Prindle
University of California Medical School
Prindle
U. S. Public Health Service
Meuse
Belgium
Donora
Los Angeles
Aid Speedup Being Asked
Washington leaders press swift handling of foreign aid legislation and set a May House deadline. Bipartisan push aims to finish business before July presidential nominating conventions, mirroring last year’s lengthy session and September final passage of a 3.6 billion dollar appropriation.
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Washington
House
Congress
Senate
Verdicts in Fremont shotgun deaths of Walters couple
Coroner F A Visconti rules murder and death by own action in the deaths of Neva Walters 70 and Harry Walters 71 at their Clyde area farm home. Relatives said both had been in poor health.
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Fremont
Ohio
F. A. Visconti
Neva Walters
Harry K. Walters
Counle
Iclyde
Women Compensated In Full For Bar Incident In Korea
Two Korean women, Kim Ae-Soon and Kim Dung-Ja, were compensated in full for injuries after their heads were shaved as punishment for sneaking into a U S Army bar. The UN command said they expressed satisfaction with the payout. An Army captain and a sergeant involved were punished and the incident was presented to the Korean government.
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Seoul
Korea
United Nations Command
Kim Ae-Soon
Kim Dung-Ja
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London
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