Drug raid protests at Los Alamitos High School
About 200 Los Alamitos High School students marched and carried placards in front of the campus protesting a narcotics crackdown. They met with administrators to air grievances after the morning rally. Police and federal agents had arrested 27 people, mostly students, in a large raid tied to a six week undercover drug investigation. The operation targeted cocaine hashish and marijuana trafficking with an estimated weekly volume of 1,000 to 2,000 dollars.
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Los Alamitos High School
Wallace Coon
Explosive naphtha leak forces tanker from port
A 5872 ton tanker Eternity carrying naphtha was ordered to leave Los Angeles Harbor after a leak was found in the hold below the water line. The ship, inbound from the Middle East for Continental Oil Co., was escorted by fire boats as it cleared the breakwater and headed seaward. The leak, discovered after docking at Berth 172 in Wilmington, posed a fire hazard to vessels and port facilities.
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Marine Exchange
Federal
Los Angeles
Wilmington
Middle East
Continental Oil Co
Kuwait National Petroleum Co
Bess Truman Keeps Silent Vigil At Hospital Bedside
In Kansas City 87 year old Bess Truman sits in silent vigil as Harry S. Truman fights for life at Research Hospital. She arrives through a side door with family friend, while Truman’s daughter Margaret flies in from Washington.
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Margaret Truman
Daniel
Kansas City
Harry Truman
Bess Truman
UPI
Harry S. Truman
Independence
Mike Westwood
Mrs. Truman
Westwood
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Bess
White House
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Margaret Daniel
Washington
Three California men acquitted in stock case
Three California men on trial for alleged corporate security law violations in the sale of unregistered Bubble Up Corp. stock were acquitted by a Superior Court judge. Judge William A. Caldecott ruled Wednesday there was insufficient evidence. Cleared were John G. Bills of Glendale Raymond Kong of Los Angeles and James I. Kozen of Brentwood. Among about 66 stock buyers were entertainment manager Glenn Campbell and automobile dealer Ralph Williams.
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California
Bubble Up Corp
William A. Caldecot
John G. Bills
Glendale
Raymond Kong
James I. Kozen
Brentwood
Glenn Campbell
Ralph Williams
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