Vida Set to Retell Her Story from Page A-1
Testimony centers on a Long Beach driver cafe worker who described a 1959 traffic warrant and a coercive proposition by a judge. Other witnesses allege relationships with a deputy district attorney and a 1980 conviction for an all traffic charge. The DA confirmed a fresh Downey court probe involving staff.
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Johnston
Lawson
Lawoh
Ann Mae Hawkins
Norwalk
Dist
Atty. Conray
Conray
Lakewood
Downey
Sheriff's Deputies
William B. Me
Yesson
Downey Court
Algerian ship blasted by mine in Algiers raid
A small landing craft carrying emergency broadcasting transmitters for the National Radio System was blown by a mine in Algiers on Wednesday night. Officials said terrorists of the European Secret Army organization likely planted the device. One sailor died and three were wounded. the ship suffered heavy damage but remained afloat.
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Algiers
European Secret Army Organization
120 Children Die in Bus Train Crash
A mass casualty report describes a collision between a bus and a train resulting in 120 children killed. The piece discusses civil defense planning and federal responsibility for shelter funding and long term protective measures. It emphasizes nationwide readiness, local and state cooperation, and the need for flexible, adaptive planning.
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Gilpatric
Man Battles Bandit With Toy Pistol at Market
A 71 year old market owner in Wilmington outwrestled a robber who produced a pistol he believed was a toy during a Wednesday holdup. A. A. Rutosky of Rutosky Market said the 24 year old entered the store at 1154 Blinn Ave and fired at the ceiling as he fled, though police found no bullet holes.
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Wilmington
A. A. Rutosky
Rutosky
Blinn Ave
Police shelter driver in jail for oven protection claim
Officers said the bus driver was given shelter in jail for oven protection, while the State Patrol declined to discuss the angle, noting the driver was not being held officially and no charges had been filed.
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The
Greeley Tribune
State Highway Patrol
Atomic Plant Delivered to Antarctica
WELLINGTON New Zealand Antarctica's first nuclear power plant arrived aboard the U S Navy transport. The reactor is prefabbed and will provide up to 1 500 kilowatts for heating and electricity at an Antarctic station. Navy Seabees work crews are preparing the site and expect the plant to be operating by March with safety devices to prevent contamination under the Antarctic treaty.
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New
Zeaand
Antarctica
U.S. Navy
London
Queen Fliztransport
Ameb
MccMurdonbeth II
Antarctic
Baltimore
Buckingham
Palace
MecMurde
Navy
U. S
Miami Bus Strike Averted By Court Staff Action
Miami bus drivers strike averted temporarily as the Bus Drivers Union and Metro Government Transit Authority gain extra time from a Circuit Court judge to study the dispute.
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Miami
MIAME
UPI
Miami Area
Metro
Alabama to End Free Textbooks in Schools
MONTGOMERY ALABAMA. Beginning next year fourth through sixth graders in public schools must buy their own textbooks due to funding cuts. State School Supt W A LeCroy notes the current year budget was 506634 dollars but only 401590 dollars is provided for 1962 63, ending the free book program begun in 1935 for the first three grades and extended to sixth five years later.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
W. A. LeCroy
LeCroy
Watt Named Director of Queen of Angels Hospital Medical Staff
Dr. Richard H. Watt of West Los Angeles becomes director of the 400 physician Queen of Angels Hospital medical staff. Elected officers include Dr. A. E. Gallant and Br. Beatrice Tomblin.
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Los Angeles
Richard H. Watt
West Los Angeles
Queen of Angels Hospital
A. E. Gallant
Beatrice Tomblin
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