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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1963
Page
5
Gov. Brown vacationing in Europe met about 60 Stanford students near Florence during a picnic, held an impromptu discussion on California politics. Gov. Brown, his wife, daughter Kathy and a friend were on a trip. Kathy plans to enter Stanford in Palo Alto as a freshman this fall.
Patrick Joseph Farrow, son of Maureen O'Sullivan and John Farrow, convicted on narcotics possession charges. The 20 year old from Beverly Hills was arrested May 5 after marijuana was found in his car and he faces sentencing on August 29.
A scrambled clue list titled Travel ACHOSS 40 covers range of travel modes from water to air, with scattered terms like Nova Scotian, Sturgeon, plane curve, Mariner, Oriental, and Arabian. The page mixes definitions, crosswords style hints, and odd phrases such as Lily maid of Ed, Astolat, Verity, and Japanese connections, creating a dense word puzzle flavor.
West Allis Wisconsin UPI reports Maribelle the milking shorthorn earned blue ribbons at the state fair though the eater gave little thought to the prize. Officials praised the animal and its exhibitor for showcasing dairy stock and farm heritage.
Los Angeles publicist Nate Stein has been sentenced to three years in federal prison for suborning a Senate witness and related charges. He also received three years probation for failing to file a 1956 federal income tax return and must pay about 2500 dollars in court costs. The case stems from solicit ing a false affidavit from Joel Benton during McClellan committee testimony. Polio outbreak continues in Alabama with 10 counties reporting paralytic cases.
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