Nixon baby-sitter recalls meeting VP at church
Lancaster Pennsylvania report recounts Mrs. Harold Brubaker, 28, who babysat Virginia and Susan Nixon in 1949, spotting Nixon at a Washington church and exchanging a greeting. She had previously worked for the Nixon family from 1948 at their California home.
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Finch death retrial hears maid recounts screams
Marie Lidholm testified that she heard pleas for help and saw Dr. R Bernard Finch over his wife's body in the garage before the smothered struggle led to a fatal gunshot. The 1959 case centers on whether the shooting was accidental or deliberate as Marie describes a midnight arrival, a chase, and a dash for help.
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Two Gunmen Stage Cable Car Robbery in San Francisco
San Francisco's cable cars experienced an historic crime as masked gunmen hijacked a line Sunday, marking the city's first cable car robbery in its long history. The incident disrupted transit and drawn authorities into a quick response amid a tense scene downtown.
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State Argues Court Appeal in Farm Row
Sacramento officials press to overturn a lower court injunction blocking farm worker referrals to Tom Bowers ranch in Butte County amid AFL CIO organizing. Department cites Mitchell regulation 602.25. attorneys urge merits ruling as valleywide suits grow. DCI: silent film star Delle de Foe dies after long illness.
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Delinquency Rise Seen in 1960s
Washington reports the Population Reference Bureau predicts juvenile delinquency will rise about 44 percent in the 1960s as war babies reach late teens. The projection, by Philip Hauser, also notes U.S. population growing from 180 million to 215 million by 1970 and to one billion by 2060, with urban service needs rising due to a 30 percent urban population increase and higher policing costs.
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Live at the Huntington Hotel Dining Rooms Offer Oceanfront Meals
An old advertisement describes a block long Huntington Hotel on 10 East Ocean Boulevard with two lobbies and private hall rooms. It boasts private carpeted rooms, writing desks, teleshowe, daily maid service, and a large dining room facing the ocean. Menu highlights include choice steaks, prime ribs, roast turkey, baked Virginia ham and more with breakfast and regular dinners offered at set prices. Phone HE 66253 for dining room service and public club catering.
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Pensioners Get Free Eye Examinations and Glasses
The notice announces free eye examinations and glasses for pensioners with identity and social worker contact. Dr. Milton Glinberg of 11 Pine Ave Heartwell Bldg Downst offers 30 years of experience and will handle details after pensioner identification is provided.
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