Norwalk Teen Faces Life Sentence For Crime
Nyall A. Andreason, 16, son of a school principal, admits leading liquor store holdups and murder during a December crime spree. He will appear in Los Angeles Juvenile Court to determine if he is tried as an adult, potentially facing life in prison. His father, a longtime educator, watched in tears as the case unfolded.
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Slayer of Dad Gets Boy's Ranch Chance
In a surprising turn, Earl Wear, 12, offered a new life at Boy's Ranch near Amarillo after a fatal shooting involving his father Leonard Wear, 46, in Colorado. Florida’s Farley, founder of the ranch, considered the move promising as winter storms battered the East Coast, with snow reaching 11.3 inches in Atlantic City and the Florida forecast including snow for the first time.
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PUC Spikes Bids to Kill Phone Hikes
The State Public Utilities Commission quashed attempts to block recent temporary telephone rate increases. Subscribers in the Long Beach Los Angeles area will pay more for multi message unit calls starting January 20.
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Gavin Says Decision to Quit Army Final
Lt Gen James H Gavin, army research chief, told senators his retirement plan to leave March 31 is final despite Pentagon offers of choice assignments and a four star promotion. He said he is unhappy with funding for Army research and defense of the budget, and urged reconsideration from lawmakers.
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Actor rescues guest in Lido Hotel blaze at Yucca Street
Miss Mary Layton, a 25 year old waitress, woke to flames in her fifth floor room. Actor Jack Sommers helped her to safety as smoke and water damaged nearby rooms. Firemen blamed a short circuit for the blaze that sent 30 occupants fleeing into the lobby where Layton revived. Fellow tenants included musician Leroy Anthony.
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Readies Missile Talk Aims for Fast Congressional Support
President Eisenhower plans a vigorous State of the Union message to Congress urging 1.26 billion dollars for new missiles and air defense. Senate Leader Johnson praised the move and expects quick approval, while top Capitol leaders from both parties gathered for breakfast at the Pentagon to discuss the effort.
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Dulles Calls Russ Parley Plan Futile
Secretary of State Dulles told a closed House Foreign Affairs panel that high level talks with the Russians would be futile for now. He briefed lawmakers on the international situation and opposed an East West summit this time. Rep. O Hara said Dulles stressed futility of further conversations and questioned Soviet performance indicators. The briefing precedes a Senate Foreign Relations Committee appearance Thursday.
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Burns' Daughter 19 Arrested On Drug Suspect Charge
Hollywood report states 19 year old Barvaral Ann Burns daughter of comedian Bob Burns was arrested at Sunset Boulevard apartment for suspected narcotics violations. She allegedly signed a statement admitting addiction and naming a major Hollywood drug dealer. Two men, John De Roe 30 and Robert A Gray 23, were also held on narcotics charges. The accused says her father died February 2, 1936, and she will aid police in locating the dealer said to be responsible for her addiction and heroin daily supply.
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Russ Scientists Say More Sputniks Due
Soviet scientists report plans to launch additional earth satellites with more intricate equipment. K Malyutin, in the naval organ Soviet Fleet, notes improved rockets for Sputnik launches and says the program is advancing beyond the first two satellites.
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Big Winds May Delay Atlas Firing
Cold winds at Cape Canaveral reach 30 mph delaying Atlas ICBM firing. The setback shifts the 10:30 a.m. launch to potential postponement until Thursday as Weather Bureau expects winds to ease tonight. Atlas crewmen cope with gusty conditions during countdown.
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Patchy fog near coast with mostly sunny weather
Patchy fog and low clouds linger near the coast tonight into Thursday morning. The rest of the period remains mostly sunny with slightly cooler temperatures. Rain probability stays under 10 percent.
Spaceflight simulation flier to live in cabin a week
Airman J Donald G Farrell at Randolph Air Force Base will spend a week in a space light chamber to simulate lunar mission conditions. The 28 year old Bronx native will be wired for data as eight pounds per square inch pressure and high oxygen are used, with CO removed, heat reduced, and moisture recycled. He will have a two way link for reports and limited outside visibility through portholes covered during the test.
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