Dog Ginger Defies Odds After Car Injury
LOUISVILLE Kentucky a 1-year-old dog named Ginger with mostly collie breed walks on her front legs after back legs were crushed in a December car accident. Despite pain from weather changes owner Mrs Kenneth Jones says Ginger remains determined and cries for aspirin when climbing stairs. In Bradenton Florida a truck crash forced a store move as a lumber truck struck Quinton Perrys rural general store along U S Highway 41. The impact pushed the storefront back one foot and Perry plans a 49 to 59 foot relocation to reduce highway danger. In Los Angeles police Lt U S ArroyoArchivist program to teach officers Spanish misfires as pamphlets arrived in English not Spanish at Hollenbeck station.
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Union Rules May Boost Titan Cost by 3 Million
Investigators report that electricians union rules could raise Titan missile program costs by about 23 million dollars for 12 squadrons. Subcommittee Chairman McClellan pledges federal reforms to curb strikes at missile bases as witnesses are called to testify on overtime and schedule pressures. Robert Palmer denies strikes at Cape Canaveral to push overtime payments.
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Eichmann Trial Tells Slaughters in Poland
Testimony from Mrs. Lichtmann recounts German atrocities in Poland including mass shootings in a village, killings in Krakow synagogues, and beheadings of Jewish men. The prosecution presents hundreds of witness statements, with June 415 targeted for finishing the state's case.
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Beaux Brummell's Bandits Steal 250 Tuxedos in Heist
New York police hunted Brummell style bandits who broke into the "Aer Six" haberdashery showroom before dawn. Thieves seized 250 tuxedos plus cuff links shirts shoes and cummerbunds and hauled merchandise down 13 flights when the elevator failed.
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Capsule Rocket Booster Test Signals Mixed Results
Scientists reported a Mercury capsule test at Wallops Island showed one launch rocket firing slowly. The six rocket Litt le-Joe arrangement backed the craft to 14 000 feet before splashdown. Recovery occurred eight miles off the island with data indicating speeds near 1100 mph.
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Whelan Assumes U.S. Attorney Post for Southern California
EOS ANGELES reports 52 year old C Whelan took duty as U S district attorney for Southern California on Thursday. He previously served as an assistant U S attorney.
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Phantom spray gunman haunts Port Chicago cars
Authorities hunted a phantom painter in Port Chicago Calif after a resident reported a red white and gold paint job on his car. A late report said 15 more residents found their cars spray painted overnight as detectives searched for the culprit described as using a spray gun dubbed nuisance.
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Kennedy urges press to ponder self-censorship for security
President Kennedy urged publishers editors and newspaper executives at the American Newspaper Publishers Association dinner to consider self censorship in war era reporting. He warned restraint could threaten informing the public and said greater public information and secrecy are needed to meet national peril. He called on officials to avoid exploiting censorship and urged media cooperation with government scrutiny. He planned to return to Washington after the Chicago speech.
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Public Travel Order Aims U.S. Airlines for Government Employees
Senator Magnuson of Washington announced that after May 15 federal workers and dependents must use U.S. flag airlines when the government pays the bill. He cited nearly 100 million dollars at stake and noted foreign carriers receive government subsidies. Exceptions cover schedule gaps, no reservations, higher costs, or payments in various foreign currencies.
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Smog-Curb Devices Undergoing Preliminary Tests
Los Angeles reporters say the California Motor Vehicle Pollution Control Board is conducting preliminary tests on ten exhaust control devices. Testing began Thursday and will last about a month. Five of fifteen manufacturer applications were rejected while the rest face further screening to decide if full scale testing proceeds.
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Civil Service Hearing Set for Higgins on May 1
The City Civil Service Board set a 9 am hearing on May 1 for the appeal of James R. Higgins, former police officer discharged in March 1960 after arrest as a robbery suspect. Higgins, 30, was found guilty Tuesday of misdemeanor assault by Superior Judge Maurice Sporting, who fined $250. The case involved an alleged robbery of Garden Grove restaurant owner Paul E. Jenner.
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Paul E. Jenner
Pensioners Offered Glasses Help by Local Optical Office
Senior citizens can obtain glasses under the California pension program at Dr. J. M. Soss Optometrist 37 Pine Avenue. No appointment needed. bring medical ID card. Inquiries to HE 5-6219 or HE 6-6739. Private labs in Torrance and Wilmington assist with lens grinding and frame selection.
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