Los Angeles Police Aid Teens In Safe Driving Effort
Los Angeles officers and the Los Angeles County Advisory Council for Car Clubs guide teen drivers toward constructive paths. Founder Officer Gordon Browning praises the program for improving attitudes and reducing teen traffic issues. The council supports club activities, school programs, and a popular safety competition running June 26 from Lynwood to San Jose with dealer-provided cars.
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Los Angeles
APD
Los Angeles County Advisory Council For Car Clubs
Gordon Browning
Los Angeles Police Department
Browning
Parks
Bob Thomas
Lynwood Police Department
Police Advisory Council
Thomas
Lynwood
San Jose
Calif
Wade In Staged At Chicago Beach Amid Protests
The fourth consecutive Sunday Wade In demonstrations occurred without incident at Rainbow Beach in Chicago’s South Side. About 65 Black and white protesters joined a beach crowd, assisted by two police cordons of roughly 200 officers. Police reported 30,000 bathers visited the three block Lake Michigan beach that afternoon.
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Chicago
Rainbow
Lake Michigan
Funeral Slated for Joe Chambless in Jacksboro Tex
The body of Jack County Judge Joe Chambless, 33, will be taken to Ciburne for burial after services here this afternoon. Chambless, a Ciburne native, died Saturday after a long illness.
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Jacrksborq
Tex
Jack County
Joe Chambress
Ci¢burne
Bural
Chambless
Ciiburne
Theft Reported in San Antonio Church Visit
Trinidad Navan, 33, told police someone stole cash from under the front seat of his car while he attended church on Sunday. He said the money, part of ranch sale proceeds, was S$T.000.
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San Antonio
Trinidad Navan
Crosby Dies at 42 Former Gilmer Bank Leader
C. T. Crosby, 42, former president of the Farmers & Merchants National Bank of Gilmer, died Sunday after a long illness. Local bankers and former associates mourn his passing. funeral plans were not announced.
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Gilmer
C. T. Crosby
Farmers & Merchants National Bank of
Gimer
Weekends See Violent Death Toll In Texas Falls Short
Across Texas for the 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Sunday period at least 16 people died violently, with five in traffic crashes. Notable late reports include Manuel Delgadillo 18 El Paso from a car crash at a railroad crossing, James O Bannon 31 Palestine in a two car crash near Trinity, O E Hairgrove 54 Amarillo in a head on collision near Amarillo, and 17 year old Lewis Warren Woods San Saba shot amid a riverbank fight that led to four Brownwood men being arrested.
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Texas
Associated Press
Manuel Delgadillo
el Paso
James Edgar O'Bannon
Palestine
Trinity
O. E. Hairgrove
Amarillo
Lewis Warren Woods
San Saba
Brownwood
Church Wins Steeple Return Courtesy Over Navy
In Gainesville Georgia a small Mill Methodist church wins back its steeple after 17 years, with the Navy paying 3500 dollars to replace the hazard removed for student pilots. Cmdr R O Rechtseiner presented the check at a Sunday ceremony, following years of church lobbying. The tale spans 1944 Navy air base plans, wartime changes, and postwar settlement.
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Gainesville
U. S. Navy
Cmdr. R. 0
Rechtseiner
Atlanta Naval Air Base
Mill Methodist Church
Navy
Truman Thomas
Six Year Old Bridge Prodigy Delights Memphis Family
Six year old Mark Leake embraces bridge as his favorite indoor game, counting cards with ease and showing remarkable composure. The Memphis boy learned from family and a club tutor, excelling in bidding and play, and even outperforming some adults.
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Mark Leake
Memphis
Tenn
Washington, D. C
Charles Goren
Mark
George Beynon
Fletcher Leake Jr
Memphis, Tenn
UPI
Milwaukee Braves
O. Fletcher Leake, Jr
Motorists Ignore Mishap Of Truck
James Twitchell, 22, of Glasgow Missouri lay severely injured in a soybean field beside U S 1 all day Sunday as motorists streamed past his overturned pickup truck. The accident was reported to the highway patrol about 6 p.m. Trooper J R Phillips said it occurred early morning but passersby thought it had been reported. Twitchell was in critical condition at Boonville hospital.
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Booneville
James Twitchell
Glasgow
U. S
Highway Patrol
J. R. Phillips
Twitchell
Boonville Hospital
Foster-Sutton named to head Zanzibar inquiry
London AP reports Sir Stafford Foster-Sutton was appointed to lead an inquiry into last month’s political army actions in Zanzibar after 66 people were killed and 320 injured. He is president of the Pensions Appeal Tribunals for England and Wales.
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London
Stafford Foster-Sutton
Zanzibar
Pensions Appeal Tribunals For
England and Wales
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George C. Davidson
Cadillac
Stuart Motors, Inc
Kalamazoo
America
National Hot Rod Association
Wally Parks
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Tint Rod Association
Cohen
Mickey Cohen
San Francisco
Alcatraz
Island
San Francisco Bay
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Jack
Judy Bradley
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