Charity Show Swindle Bilks California Town
Marysville residents lost hundreds of dollars when swindlers promised a radio and television charity show to benefit the Yuba Center Chapter of the Blind. The con artists sold tickets and vanished with most proceeds, leaving $370 in a bank account and no performers. Similar schemes have surfaced in Sacramento and Modesto promising the Grand Ole Opry style act.
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Samoa Hurricane Toll Rises with Dozens Missing
The death toll and missing rise across the Samoan islands after the weekend hurricane. Officials report nine dead in Western Samoa and two in American Samoa, with many believed at sea from vessels including Korean and Japanese crews. The missing include crew of the Atue and the ketch Mariner with Ted Tharp among believed aboard, as Japanese and Korean fishermen face disheartening losses.
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National Geographic Chairman Succumbs
National Geographic Society chairman Grosvenor dies at 90 in Baddeck Nova Scotia while aiding a relief effort to head off a food shortage and restore power. Reported by the society headquarters in Washington and noting Grosvenor served as chair since 1954 and editor of the National Geographic Magazine from 1899 to 1954.
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Costa Rica tightens security as protests loom near vote
In JOSE San Jose the election board banned public demonstrations two days before the presidential election. A bomb damaged a parked car at night with no injuries as Civil Guardsmen mobilized to keep order amid a large crowd. About 80% of 554,627 registered voters expected to cast ballots for Trejos Fernandez or Daniel Oduber, 44, of the ruling National Liberation Party.
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Seeds Sent to Viet Nam Farmers by Retarded Children
In Olympia Washington Lilly Seed Co will ship half a ton of stable seeds to South Vietnam inside 100 sacks. The program, organized by Rainier State Schools, uses packets mixed with flowers to meet urgent farming needs. Sgt Albert Thierry, stationed in South Viet Nam, notes the seeds aid farmers as children sort seeds by hand and remove snow and debris from the city. The campaign is coordinated with Buckley Washington teachers and junior chambers to ensure timely dispatch via Seattle, with a shipping channel cleared for coin transport on February 16.
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