Finch and Thiele Named as Protected in Court Testimony
Former chief of detectives Loren Martin testified that detectives Harry P. Finch Jr and James A. Thiele were protected in a shakedown scheme. Henry recounted a June conversation where Finch warned against greed and said officers could be fired or arrested for overreaching.
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Loren Martin
Harry P. Finch Jr
James A. Thiele
Raymond
Henry
Finch
Finch-Thiele
J. Howard Ziemant
Los Angeles Superior Court
Beach Combing and Bridges Highlight Daily Pages
A compact overview lists features across sections with brief mentions of beach combing on Page I-1, bridge notes on Page 8-5, and classifieds spread D5 to EI. Readers are guided to Comics on C-8, Sports on D-1 to D-4, and editorial cues on C-A for context.
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Hal Bogie
Wells
Wilson
Dogs Rescued From icy lake in dramatic save
Three lucky dogs Toucha Cricket and a nameless stray survived frigid waters after being swept into Lake Michigan. Coastguardsmen soldiers and Animal Welfare League workers coordinated the rescue with a helicopter dragging the stranded German shepherd to safety near Chicago.
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Lake Michigan
Magan Fe Ns
Associated Press
Toucha
Cricket
Soldiers
Animal Welfare League
Chicago
Jon Tce Floes
Yacht Breaks Up on Rocks Off Dominican Coast
Balboa-hound yacht with 12 rescued after being driven aground by high seas and gale winds on the Dominican Republic south east coast. Captain Jens Kristiansen among five Americans and seven crew saved by military helicopters. no serious injuries reported.
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Long Beach
Jets Kristiansen
Dominican Republic
Congo Rebels Stir World as U S Seeks Jobs Boost
A sprawling dispatch reports Congo rebel Antoine Gizenga and Kasavubu factions edging toward a federation under U N mediation while Kennedy moves to speed one billion dollars in federal aid for highways and schools to ease unemployment. International lines form with Cuba, Ghana, Indonesia and other states recognizing rival Congo authorities as Dag Hammarskjold heads UN efforts. The piece notes Lumumba’s death and regional reactions, including protests in Cairo and Accra, amid a broader Cold War scramble for influence in the Congo crisis.
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Lumumba
U. N
Dag’ Hammarskjold
U.N
Congo
I Tammarskiold
Ghana
Kwame Wkrumah
Accra
Five Nations
Casablanca
Limmumba
Morocco
Guinea
Mali
Cairo
al Ahram
Patrice O Lumumba
Neighbor Boy Confesses to Killing Redding Girl
Sheriff Balma says a 15 year old Wallace Mitchell Ford admitted luring 8 year old Vicki Lee Morris into a thicket and killing her on Valentine’s Day. Ford, a freshman at Anderson High School, signed a confession claiming memory loss of the act.
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Ford
Balma
Vicki Lee
Moscow faces sober Congo reality as puppet plan falters
London AP correspondent Lynn Heinzerling notes the Congo, with 14 million people and vast resources, remains tribal and fragile eight months after independence. He argues Moscow cannot easily install Antoine Gizenga as a puppet amid primitive state structures and limited central authority, contrasting with European-style power centers.
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Lynn Heinzerling
London
Moscow
Congo
Korea
Hungary
Centicel
Finland
Poland
Soviet Union
Antoine Gizenga
Leopoldville
U.S. Lofts Then Loses A 12 Foot Polka Dot Sphere
Washington officials say a 12 foot polka dot sphere launched from Wallops Island aboard a Scout rocket failed to prove it reached orbit. The fourth stage did enter orbit, circling Earth, while the sphere’s status remained uncertain after 3 hours 32 minutes. The test aimed to evaluate Scout launch capability and study air density at orbital altitudes.
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Washington
UPT
United States
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Cee
NASA
Wallops Island
Crane Falls Traps 25 in Missile Pit Near Roswell
A crane at an Atlas missile site near Roswell caught fire and toppled into a 173 foot deep underground silo, trapping twenty five men working in the pit according to initial reports from the scene and local authorities.
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Roswell
N. M
Weather forecast for Friday with warmer temperatures
Sunny spells and a touch warmer Friday as a northwest wind gusts strengthen. Maximum temperature by noon reaches 69 degrees, offering a bright and breezy start to the day.
Rusk to Attend SEATO Council Meeting in Bangkok
Vice President Kennedy announced Secretary of State Dean Rusk will join the SEATO council of ministers in Bangkok on March 27. The trip aims to engage Rusk in SEATO’s work on peace and regional solidarity amid Communist pressure in Southeast Asia. Spaak to visit Washington February 20 for NATO discussions with President Kennedy.
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Kennedy
Dean Rusk
Seato Council of Ministers
Bangkok
Rusk
SEATO
Southeast Asia
Laos
Far East
Spaak
NATO
Belgium
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