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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1960

Page

2

Seizure of 7th Suspect in San Diego Kidnapping

Anchorage FBI arrested Richard Amado Herrera Clavesillo, 29, described as the seventh suspect in the kidnapping of San Diego sports figure Anthony Alessio. Clavesillo, brother-in-law to a prior suspect, was held on 200000 bond after being nabbed at a Spenard restaurant. Alessio was kidnapped November and released unharmed later that month. other arrests included Robert James Gorman, Ruby Elaine Gorman, Frank Marrone, Selma Marrone, Lee Hoffman, and Te Ray Thou Clavesido, with connections to a nightclub owner and race enterprises in Mexico and San Diego.

Anchorage Alaska UPI FBI San Diego Anthony Alessio Richard Amado Herrera Clavesillo Clavesillo Alessia Los Angeles Robert James Gorman Ruby Elaine Gorman Monterey Park Calif Frank Marrone Selma Marrone Los Angear Lee Hoffman Te Ray Thou Clavesido Marrone Spenard Here

Second U S Polaris Sub Patrols Sea

The nuclear submarine USS Patrick Henry left Charleston Harbor with 18 Polaris missiles, becoming the second nuclear sub on patrol. George Washington began its patrol a month earlier. Admiral Burke warned the voyage doubles potential destruction and vowed defense of the United States and the free world.

Charleston 5. C Patrick Henry Charteston Harbor George Washington United States Free World Adm Arleigh Burke Naval Operations Washington

France Ends Year on Top Financially

France finishes the year with about 2.1 billion dollars in gold and foreign currency holdings. The rise follows President Charles de Gaulle’s return to power and a cautious economic recovery plan financed by shifts in policy and investment.

France Paris Charles Cash Tde Gaulle

Recovered Gold Coins Linked to Air Theft

Vancouver police report recovery of 47 gold sovereigns tied to an $18,000 eastern Canada shipment theft. Coins found on a loitering drunkenness suspect released on $50 bail. Authorities would not confirm full link to the Trans-Canada Airlines disappearance on Dec 9.

Vancouver B.C APC Canada Ister Royal Canadian Mounted Police Trans-Canada Airlines

Police Guard Judge After Death Threat

Police in Los Angeles maintain periodic motor unit surveillance of Superior Court Judge Orlando H. Rhodes home after an anonymous caller threatened his life Tuesday night. The caller said he had waited years for “Terenue against your husband” to bind justice, then hung up.

Wes Los Angeles UPI Superior Court Orlando H. Rhodes Rhodes Santa Monics Superior Court

Boy Journeys 400 Miles to Reunite with Lost Dog

Alex Dorsi of Jersey City, New York, traveled 400 miles by himself to find his dog Wanderer left with friends after the family moved from Buffalo. After a night at Tonawanda police headquarters and wide news coverage, Wanderer was located when the dog was heard barking on a country road. The 13-year-old seventh grader called it a happy reunion and looked forward to a large yard and watchdog duties. The Dorsis are Hungarian refugees who fled during the 1956 uprising.

Alex Borsi Jersey City N. J Jife Tonawanda N. Y Buffalo New Jersey N.Y Jeno Christ ‘Mas Dorsi Alex Police Headquarters Alanket Borsis

Halt Quemoy Shelling Over Holiday Period

Tokyo based UPI reports that the Communist army will halt shelling of the Nationalist Chinese offshore islands today and Sunday to allow the Nationalists to enjoy a calm and happy New Year as a gesture of solicitude, per the New China News Agency.

Tokyo UPI New China News Agency

Space Age Network Plan Told by Eisenhower Era NASA

Washington reports NASA will lead a space age program to test a globally operated communications network using satellites. President Eisenhower says private industry will support the project to link radio telephony television and telegraph services worldwide. Dr Hugh Dryden outlines three system options with 25 to 40 satellites at 3000 to 6000 miles, cost estimated at 50 to 100 million dollars, first test satellite possible in two years.

Washington National Aeronautics and Space Administration Eisenhower NASA Hugh. Dryden INASA Space Agency Dryden

Well Heeled Shoplifting Suspect Arrested in Baltimore

A 42 year old woman accused of stealing a 79 cent pair of gloves was arrested after a store detective saw the theft. Police found plastic bags of cash in her purse totaling 17,583 in cash and 2,000 in 100 bonds. She called the money her life savings, kept away from her husband’s warning. Charges were dropped by the store.

Baltimore

Red China weather claim blamed for farm crisis

Washington analysts say Peiping uses weather as a cover for mismanagement of agriculture. They note large exports to Cuba and Guinea while rationing persists, with 1960 harvest near average amid alleged distortions in official figures.

Washington Red China S State Department Cuba Guinea Peiping Radio Yellow River China U. S Red Peiping Soviet Blocs

San Francisco to Get 30000 From Crop

San Francisco will receive about 130000 from a harvest of a malnut orchard on water department property in Alameda County across the bay, a report said Friday. The city is one of the most metropolitan U S cities and also skilled at farming.

San Francisco U. S Water Department Alameda County Bay

Two wardens chase on back road end in fatal crash

In Texas a pursuit between two game wardens over a possible poacher led to a head on collision on a back country road. Jack B. Kirtland, 38, an assistant biologist with the Texas Game and Fish Commission, was killed. Robert Evins, 41, escaped serious injuries while vehicle driver W. W. Adair, 67, was critically hurt.

San Antonio Tex UPI Jack B. Kirtland Texas Game and Fish Commission Robert Evins W.W. W. Adair Evins Kirtland Adair

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