Pocket Chihuahua Chou Chou Wins Court Fight
Brooklyn Municipal Court Justice Fred G. Marris ruled Tuesday that Chou Chou the pocket-sized Chihuahua and his 6 year old owner may remain in the Martin Turoffs' apartment, ruling against Prudential Management Corp. The psychiatrist prescribed the dog and supported continued residence.
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New York
UPI
Chou Chou
Martin Turoffs
Brooklyn Municipal Court
Fred G. Marris
Prudential Management Corp
Reds Shoot U S Plane Over Laos Attack Continues
The report details an unprovoked attack on an unarmed American plane by Reds over Laos, with bullets damaging an engine and fuselage. U S Ambassador Winthrop Brown unavailable for comment as authorities assess the incident amid Laos tensions.
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Brown
Marion Turoff
Chou-Chou
Cooperative Apartmement
Zuckert Appointed Air Force Secretary
The piece covers Kennedy naming Zuckert to head the Air Force and Connally as Navy secretary. It notes Zuckert’s prior roles, education, and service, including work with the Atomic Energy Commission and Yale and Harvard schooling. Connally’s background in Congress and Navy service is described, with Kennedy praising his suitability for the Navy post. Minor incidents mention suburban store heaters clogged by birds’ nests and suspected carbon monoxide exposure.
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Atomic Energy Commission
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Food share totals 1488 pounds per American
Agriculture Department breakdown shows per person consumption this year about 414 pounds dairy 409 fruits and vegetables 108 potatoes 178 meat fish and poultry 146 flour and cereal 108 sugar and syrup 87 butter fats and oils 41 eggs 47 coffee tea and cocoa. In Miami a Roquefort cheese dispute pits Mike Gordon against the French community over naming a cow cheese as Roquefort.
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McNamara Moves Slowly on Defense Restructuring
McNamara plans a deliberate approach to changes in the Defense Department. He and President-elect Kennedy will study needs before any broad organizational overhaul, with no immediate shake‑up anticipated.
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Washington
Robert Sr. McNamara
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Aiver Ima Winer
Carl Vinson
D-Ga
House Armed Services ' Committee
Sain
McNanara
Stuart Symington
D.mo
Defense Department
U S Takes Custody of Goldfine
Industrialist Bernard Goldfine was taken into custody by U S marshals on orders of the U S District Court to determine his competence for trial on charges of evading about 600000 in taxes. He was moved to the U S Public Health Service hospital in Brighton after entry to his hotel suite.
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Bernard Goldfine
United States District Court
U.S
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Solomon
Goldfine
U.S. Public Health Service
Brighton
George C. Sweeney
U.S. Atty
Elliot Richardson
Richardson
Washington, D.C
Protection Service
Rasdale
Kee
Corona Attorney Named to State Utilities Commission
Gov Brown appoints Corona attorney George Grover to a six year term on the State Public Utilities Commission. Grover, 38, will succeed Matthew Dooley of San Francisco when his term expires. The governor is also expected to replace Commissioner Theodore Jenner in the $19,950 a year job.
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Gov. Brown
George G. Grover
Corona
State Public Utilities Commission
Senate
Grover
Matthew J. Dooley
San Francisco
Theodore H. Jenner
Catalog of Civil Rights Laws Released in California
State Attorney General Stanley Mosk issued a catalog titled Equal Rights Under the Law. It outlines California laws on civil rights covering employment housing business services education and government practices.
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San Francisco
UPE
Stanley Mosk
California
Navy hunts for mystery skindiver near harbor
Navy vessels checked the area near the inner harbor after reports of a man with air tanks seen near Pier Fe and 75 yards off the cruiser USS Helena at 9 30 pm Tuesday A Navy spokesman warned that pranksters risk serious injury and noted security officers aboard ships could deploy depth charges if needed.
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Inner Harbor
Helena
Albin
Publicity Man Dies in Boxing Golden Age Era
New York reports the death of John J. Dargan, longtime publicity man for Tex Rickard, figure in boxing publicity during the post World War I era. Dargan died Tuesday, marking the end of a career linked to famed promoters and major matches in the sport’s golden age.
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New York
John J. Dargan
Tex Rickard
Belgium Braces as 10000 Strikers Riot in Brussels
In Brussels more than 10000 socialist led protesters filled the city for three hours smashing windows and clashing with police. Troops guarded Premier Gaston Eyskens as strike leaders vow new actions. Rail and police injuries reported, tear gas used in Ghent, and vast portions of Belgium idle amid nationwide demonstrations.
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UPI
Offic
Gaston Eyskens
Liege
Ghent
Sendarmes
Baudouin
Spain
Tetirt
Pas- Bul
$400000 Theft Hits Armored Car Firm
An armored car firm reported a $400000 burglary after thieves bypassed a time-locked vault with a 72 hour window. The alarm triggered at 12:30 am but no entry was found until police and insurers later investigated. A locksmith said the lock could not stay locked beyond 72 hours, prompting a vault breach by jackhammers.
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Didy
Rasdale
Randale
Tampa
Edith El- The Loot author dies at New York death
Edith El, author of more than 30 works including Mary Jane's Pa, died Tuesday in New York. She began as a child actress and later wrote plays for the Tampa Greyhound Race Track circuit. Her first hit was Mary Jane's Pa in 1908.
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Lis
Tampa
Lrs
Fort Richey
Mary Jane's
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