Police Chief Urges Parent Link To Child Delinquency
Monterey area officials urge parents to be legally and morally responsible for their children's acts. Carmel, Monterey and King City youths faced a summer riot. since then police require parents to fetch kids at curfew and consider family involvement key to reducing crime.
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Earl Hofeldt
Monterey Peninsula
Monterey
Calif
Late Hour
Bending Society
Carmel
King City
Klaumann
Pop
Junior
Jaid
Charles E. Simpson
George
British Museum Looter Gets 3 Year Jail Term
John Nevin a longtime porter at the Victoria and Albert Museum was jailed for three years for looting about 2000 exhibits. Police say he smuggled pieces home over 20 years and used tapestries lace and antique furniture as household goods.
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British Museum
Barns
Nevin
Victoria and Albert Museum
Chiswick
Mary
Persia
India
F. H. Lawon
Plans For AF School At Brooks AFB Canceled
Col. James Lang said plans for an 8 million dollar school of aviation medicine at Brooks Air Force Base were canceled. The contract with an Austin architectural firm, named last January to prepare plans and specs, was terminated and may be moved to another location.
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San Antonio, Tex
Brooks Air Force Base
James Lang
U.S. District Engineers Office
Galveston
Lang
Austin, Tex
Smallest Jet Carries Atom Bomb in Test Flight
Douglas A4D Skyhawk, America's smallest jet, completed a 45 minute test flight at Edwards AFB in California on June 22. Test pilot Bob Rahn said the flight met all expectations and the aircraft can carry an atom bomb on carrier takeoffs.
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EL Segundo
Calif
America
Douglas
U.S. Navy
Edwards Afb
California
Mojave Desert
Bob Rahn
Cominform backs Tunisian anti-French unrest
The Cominform pledges full support for Tunisia’s anti-French struggle, vowing to intensify efforts against colonial rule. It condemns French measures as military and brutal while urging release of political prisoners and restoration of civil liberties amid rising nationalist action in Tunisia.
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Cominform
Vienna
Tunisia
Communist International Propaganda Organization
Boy Loses Control Of Car In Malone Joyride
James Hughes, 3, said he lost control for a minute while driving his family's new car for a joyride in Malone New York. The vehicle crossed the road, sideswiped a neighbor's garage, hit a tree and caused about 300 dollars in damage. He promised never to touch the keys again.
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Malone
N.Y
James Hughes
Carl Ornstedt
Ornstedt
Young Hughes
Prefers Jail To Giving Up Mink Jewel Thief Refuses Loss
Mrs Mildred Prevost a 33 year old brunette told Municipal Court Judge Jennie Barron she would rather serve six months in the common jail than surrender her mink coat and jewels after pleading guilty to defrauding an insurance company of 800 dollars by a false lost report on a diamond studded wrist watch Police said she pawed the watch to buy the mink. The judge offered a suspended sentence if she would assign the coat and jewels as security for restitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mildred Prevoir
Jennie L. Barron
Barron
Woman fills in for Wichita County Judge in 1954
A 25 year old Negro woman acted as acting county judge in Wichita Falls as Judge Guy H. McNeely was away. She had been chosen by the Wichita County Bar Association for the fill in and then served on day two. Separately, Eva Molline of West Chester Ohio was appointed executrix of Mary Alice Johnson estate and creditors must file claims within four months.
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Hilbert H. Martin
Fred Hammer
Butler County
Middletown
Ohio
Iote
Baltimore Street
Charles B. Walke
Andrew W. Cherney
Wichita Falls
Tex
Charlie Farris
Wichita County Bar Assa
Guy H. McNeely
Prairie View Normal School
Texas
Howard University
Washington, D.C
Mary Alice Johnson
Eva Moline
West Chester
Harry F. Walsh
Walter R. Bender
Nasser Frees Twenty Prisoners in Cairo Move
Premier Nasser announces the release of twenty army and police officers detained for alleged collaboration with the Moslem Brotherhood. The decree also revokes a prior ban on the semi religious political group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Lipstick Load Causes Freeway Crash in Los Angeles
A panel truck lost control on the harbor freeway in Los Angeles and rolled three times. The driver was only slightly hurt. Max Factor Co reported the lipstick cargo valued at 10 009 dollars. The article notes the first U S silver dollars were minted in 1792.
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Los Angeles
Harbor
Max Factor Co
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Clyde Klaumann
By Hal Cooper
London
John Nevin
England
Robert A. Davis
Hose Emma Davis
Common Pleas Court
Joseph T. Kiep
Norman G. Grevey
Alton H. Combs
Sheriff's
Vance
THE
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Company
Conwright
William J. Miller
King Features, Inc
Nasser
United States
American Trust
Central Ave
Tra
Grimes
General Merchandise
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