Two Folsom Felons Stab Each Other
Two inmates at Folsom Prison stabbed each other with a screwdriver as they moved from a dining hall to a cellblock. Frank Castenada, 30, was gravely injured with about a dozen stab wounds to chest and back. William Waller, 27, and Leo Heath, 31, both Utah prisoners, were named in the melee along with Walter Sabbed as a participant. the motive remained unclear as guards watched from a five story tier.
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Navy Contract Set At Point Arwello Facility
The Tardan Co. of Los Angeles won a 104 500 dollar Navy contract for construction of technical shops at the naval missile facility at Point Arwell o. The award was announced by the Naval District headquarters in San Diego.
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New IRS Tax Form 2948 For Elderly Medical Deductions
The Internal Revenue Service announced form 2948 for medical deductions by persons 65 or older or for taxpayers paying medical costs of dependent parents 65 or older. The form accompanies regular returns due after Christmas with April 17 as the filing deadline next year.
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Nehru says epidemic ousted Chinese from Indian border
Prime Minister Nehru told Parliament an epidemic forced Chinese forces to move three miles north from a tiny border outpost on the Indian Tibetan frontier. He did not name the epidemic but said Indian troops would prevent a return as clashes had occurred last year.
Selassie Arrives in Togo Amid African Tour
Topo Emperor Haile Selassie of Ethiopia in full uniform arrived in Lome today on a tour of newly independent African nations. He was greeted by a cheering crowd as his convoy entered the city.
Santa Express bears 516467 gifts for quake areas
A gaily decorated 10 car train carrying 516,467 gifts leaves Santa Fe for southern Chile to aid earthquake victims. The UPU reports gifts from Canada Mexico and the United States destined for children in remote areas. The train will traverse 45 stops over 10 days reaching Puerto Montt. A Chilean naval ship will continue for 10 more days delivering toys to small islands as far south as Puerto Aysen. The project, inspired by Mimi Brieba de Aldunate, aligns with the UN Day of Human Rights and involved Red Cross support across multiple U.S. cities.
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Rodeo Founder Dies in Newmarket at 58
Andrew Miller 58 helped start the first Calgary Stampede while Calgary trade commissioner from 1910 to 1915. A former newspaperman, he died Thursday in Newmarket Ontario.
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