Santa Paula Brush Fires Mop Up Damage
Two brush fires in and around Santa Paula burned 600 acres, damaging crops and groves. One fire on the south side of the Santa Clara River scorched 2,800 acres across Green Hills ranch area. a second fire north of the first blackened 1,800 acres and approached Santa Paula within a mile. The blazes began Tuesday and were contained Wednesday. no oil wells were damaged. The town lies 50 miles northwest of Los Angeles.
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Pope John May See Council’s Adjourning Ceremony
Vatican City AP The Ecumenical Council neared end of its first session with hopes Pope John XXIII will attend Saturdays closing rites at St Peter's Basilica The pope who suffers a stomach ulcer remains confident he can participate in the ceremonies The council proposed regrouping and coauthoring its projects to save months or years of work and may accelerate its agenda
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Labor MPs Seek Special Committee Over Cuba Crisis
Thirty five Labour MPs in London urged the House of Commons to appoint a four member special committee to probe government support for the United States amid the Cuban crisis. The resolution criticized Prime Minister Harold Macmillan and warned Britain faced danger of annihilation with misrepresentation.
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Foggy night helps escape attempt at Folsom Prison
James Monroe Rudolph, 45, of Los Angeles once dubbed the Green Sentinel Bandit, used a homemade key to access the prison print shop. He sawed a bar from a window, slid 18 feet to the ground with two wires, then fled as guards fired warning shots in thick fog. Rudolph surrendered after a lookout spotted him.
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Pearson Gets Eight Months for Bribe by County Official
Pearson, 54, was sentenced to up to eight months in prison after a conviction tied to a bribe offer connected with county matters. The case involved accepting $200 in exchange for favorable action on a county installation project.
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