Council Hears 200 to Sign Plea to Knight
Two hundred Superior Court jurors plan to petition Gov. Goodwin J. Knight to remove Judge Ralph K. Pierson for malfeasance. Bruce Galbraith said 40 jurors were dismissed for signing a petition to add 50 police officers, and more signatures may follow. He urged using contingency funds for immediate officers amid rising crime and cited police records and a Hoover letter as support.
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Superior Court
Goodwin J. Knight
Ralph K. Pierson
Bruce Galbraith
Atlantic Ave
Pierson
Galbraith
City Animal Shelter
Gerald Desmond
Texan Tithes 2 Million to Churches
Dallas oilman Teddie Lee Wyhne after selling Amilco stock to American Petrofina signed final papers. Net proceeds about 20 million after debts, with a ten percent share donated to the Texas Presbyterian Foundation, the largest gift it has received. Wyhne, long a Presbyterian layman, has a history of tithing.
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Dallas Cfia
Texas
Teddie Lee Wyhne
Dallas
American Liberty Oil Co
Amilco
American Petrofina, Inc
New York
Wynne
Texas Presbyterian Foundation
Presbyterian Church
Queen Elizabeth Tours Paris Home Away From Home
Queen Elizabeth tours Paris amid cheers calling the city a home away from home. The page includes notices on foreign ministers meeting under Russian threat, and a content guide for pages A-1 to C-12 with various features and departments listed.
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Queen Elizabeth
Paris
Port City Hospital condemned. evacaution to begin soon
San Pedro officials revealed the Port City Hospital, with 80 beds, is condemned after structural inspections. An evacuation plan will be enacted as administrators, board members, and staff work to reinforce facilities or relocate patients, with 40 beds in one wing and the kitchen exempted.
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San Pedro
San Pedro Community Hospital
E.H. Stewart
State Board of Health
Washington
LLP
As Engineers
United States
Los Angeles
Leroy E. Burney
Joe Holt
Calif
Stewart
Tornadoes Kill Six in North Carolina
Severe storms swept the Southeast from Mississippi to the Carolinas killing at least six in North Carolina. Destructive winds, heavy hail, and widespread damage stretched over a 130 mile belt from northeastern South Carolina into eastern North Carolina, with property losses pegged in the millions.
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Carolinas
Eee
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
South Carolina
North Carolina
Virginia
Ohio
Central
Appalachians
Atlantic
Jareas
Trista
Tenn
Jail for Drunks Bill Approved by Assembly
California Assembly approved a bill mandating jail sentences for a second conviction of drunk driving. The measure, urged by Gov. Knight, now goes to the Senate as lawmakers call for tougher penalties.
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Assembly
Senate
Four men held in 6 death bar fire case in Los Angeles
Police identify four men in custody linked to a savage gasoline bar fire that killed six people. Inspector Thomas Reddin says witnesses at police headquarters generally identified the four suspects, with a murder indictment to be sought next morning. Evidence ties two suspects to the doorway gas can and to a gasoline purchase prior to the bombing, while one suspect remains only partly identifiable.
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Burney
Holt
Los Angeles
Public Health Service
Reddin
S. Vermont Ave
Alhaugh
Manuel Joseph
Herrandes
Bakken
Fort Worth Tex
N.9
Pafety
Sheriff's Department
Ifeacham
Burrus Mills
Hungary expels U S attache over espionage claims
In Budapest the Hungarian government declared Capt. Thomas R. Gleason persona non grata and ordered him to leave within 48 hours amid accusations of open espionage. U S officials denied the charges as inaccurate while noting the potential for reciprocal diplomatic action. Gleason and Col. Todd were questioned for hours after a motor-road stop near a Russian occupied barracks.
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Budapest
Hungary
Thomas R. Gleason
U.S
U. S
Legation
Gleeson
Washington
State Department
Gleason
United States
Urbana
Colames C. Todd
Tulsa
Okla
Todd
Spencer Barnes
Foreign Ministry
Local fog and low clouds tonight and Wednesday
A foggy night yields low clouds with clear conditions for Wednesday. Sunshine expected for most of the day with little temperature change across the period.
Airliner Circles Five Hours Before Safe Landing
An airliner operating from Philadelphia to Atlanta circling the airport for five hours to test its wheels landed safely at 2 am. The Capital Airlines Viscount carried 20 aboard, including 18 passengers and two crew members, with no injuries reported.
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Philadelphia
Capital Airlines
Aire
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