Governor Brown Deliberates Chessman Clemency Fate
In Sacramento Governor Edmund G. Brown ends a three hour clemency hearing on Cary Chessman fate may mean life or death. Brown opposes capital punishment and plans to announce a decision Monday after weighing testimony about a 17 year old victim and the case’s kidnapping charges.
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Edmund G. Brown
Cary
Chessman
Brown
San Quentin
Los Angeles
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J. Miter Leavy
Leavy
George T. Davis
San Francisco
Fisherman’s tax dispute over winnings and deductions
The article notes a fisherman arguing that a $25,000 prize is windfall and not taxable, while Internal Revenue officials have not accepted this. Braterman counters that tagging a fish as a business venture could let sportsmen deduct fishing trip expenses, risking higher revenue losses.
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Braterman
Diamond Jim
End Crisis Talks as Strike Affects Missile Supply
The government ordered priority for missile use items and nuclear submarine needs as the strike continues. McDonald and Cooper briefed reporters after talks held at McDonald's hotel suite with union and management negotiators set to reconvene on Saturday in adjacent quarters.
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McDonald
Cooper
McDonald's
Management
Professor Flynn Praises Son's Generosity in Tragic Death
Errol Flynn's father, Prof Theodore Flynn, 74, speaks in a London Daily Mail interview about his son's death in Vancouver. He notes Errol's courteous manners toward women, saying it drew unwanted attention and discomfort, yet praises his son's cheerful, generous, and well mannered nature.
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Fingland
UPI
Errol Flynn
Errol
Theodore T. Flynn
London Daily Mail
Vancouver
B.C
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Woman Identified as Bank Holdup Suspect by Employees
A woman describes her movements in the three hours around the robbery. She testified visiting a doctor at 10 30 a m telephoning from a drugstore visiting a friend in a maternity ward buying flowers at a garden shop going to a pharmacy to fill a prescription lunching on a sandwich and coffee at the drugstore and returning home about 1 30 p m. Four savings and loan employees identified Mrs Anderson as the holdup woman.
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Savings and Loan Offices
Envoy Details Filipino Row At Luncheon
The article recalls a luncheon where the host and Filipino envoy Guerrero exchanged sharp words over U S policy and anti imperialism. The host defends his remarks as a brief clash with a single guest and reiterates ongoing friendship with the Philippines and its people. Robertson maintains a home here.
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Philippines
United States
Guerrero
Guerrero Was Not Talking Back To Me. I Was Talking Back To Him. “Guerrero
Robertson
Nightclub comic held as deserter from Camp Shelby
A 43 year old traveling nightclub comic, George R. Ingram, was held for the FBI and military authorities after a fingerprint check tied him to a 1943 desertion from Camp Shelby Miss. He confessed desertion over restrictions on visiting his ailing wife and said he is glad to be caught.
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CPD
FBI
George R. Ingram
Camp Shelby
Miss
Army
Ingram
Young Neville student named Fabian Fan Club president
Judy Jordan, 17, of 1009 North Fourth Street, was named president of the local Fabian Fan Club chapter. She received the charter from Ted Hatfield, Paramount Theatre manager, for the International Fabian Fan Club and will work with him toward the world premiere of Fabian's film The Hound Dog Man in Monroe on October 27.
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Judy Jordan
North Fourth Street
Fabian Fan Club
Ted Hatfield
Paramount Theatre
Neville
Hatfield
Fabian
Monroe
Safety winner announced in Twin City high school contest
Wayne Tressner a 10th grade student at West Monroe High School wins the second week of the safety slogan contest open to students at four Twin City high schools. His entry Dont pass when you cant see you might get a glimpse of eternity reflects the safety theme.
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Wayne Tressner
West Monroe High School
Twin City
Wayne
Loftin Joins College Staff as Animal Husbandry Instructor
Agricultural Post William G. Loftin of Delhi has joined North east Louisiana State College as instructor in animal husbandry. He replaces F E Allen on a year long leave to pursue a doctorate at Mississippi State University. Loftin holds a B S from Louisiana Tech and a master's from Louisiana State University.
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William G. Loftin
Delhi
Northeast Louisiana State College
FE. H. Allen
Mississippi State University
Loftin
Louisiana Tech
Louisiana State University
CBS Drops CBS in Move Against Rival Quiz Shows
CBS officials concede the network will eliminate CBS to target three rival quiz programs. The statement blames networks for behind the scenes manipulation in popular quiz show history and asserts the public holds networks responsible for what airs.
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CBS
Networks
Newsboy Sent to School in Cairo After English Brush Up
A boy, after his father died, left school at 12 to sell newspapers at Castro's airport earning 75 cents daily. Kao flew to Egypt for 12 hours and enrolled him in an exclusive Cairo English school, paying fees and dressing him in American clothes.
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Kao
Egypt
Cairo
Castro’s
Allies And Soviet Agree On Peaceful Antarctica Treaty
United States Ambassador Paul C. Daniels announced unanimous support among participating nations for a treaty to use Antarctica only for peaceful purposes. Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Vasily Kuznetsov said the conference aims for success and noted a trend toward warmer relations, while reserving future territorial claims. Chile and others with claims stressed rights there.
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United States
Paul C. Daniels
Antarctica
Vasily V. Kuznetsov
Camp David
De Gaulle Plans Three Algeria Options Approved
Debre restated a French offer of integration home rule or independence with De Gaulle backing three choices for Algeria though opposing independence. He said no force would be withdrawn and emphasized pacification as the method while rejecting political settlement with rebel leaders.
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de Gaulle
Algeria
France
Debre
Talks on Swift strike show promise says mediator
Federal mediators said discussions to end the 43 day strike against Swift and Co. were beginning to look promising. William G. Murray said talks were recessed until Saturday to allow Swift & Co. and two striking unions to study the latest proposals.
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UPI
Swift & Co
William G. Murray
Meat Packing Company
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