Tot Re-Enters Fiery Home and Dies in Sarasota
In Sarasota Florida a 3 year old boy Rickie Charles King was rescued by his mother Nordena King and led outside along with his 4 year old brother Deryl after an oil heater explosion. Rickie reentered the burning house and was found dead on the charred bed springs. Deputies report the dramatic sequence and identify the mother’s account of events.
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Isarasota
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Ben
Rickie Charles King
Sheriff's Deputies
Nordena King
Rickie
Deryl
New Daily Newspaper to Be Printed in Los Angeles
The Los Angeles Post plans a five day a week tabloid with 36 pages targeting quick reads. McConnell, president of the Small Business Publishing Co., announced at a press conference that the venture will be financed by Beverly Hills financier Carl Rhodes and will launch by April 9, with Paul Wallach named publisher and Richard Hawks as advertising director. The collapse of the Examiner and Mirror hastened the announcement.
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Los Angeles
Metro
Politan
W McConnell
Alsals
Thel
Los Angeles Press Club
Exchange
M. J. McConnell
Ed Pauley
Bart Lytton
McConnell
Paul Wallach
New Post
Richard Hawks
Independent
Press-Telegram
Beverly Hills
Carl Rhodes
Los Angeles Examiner
the Mirror
Post
Herald-Examiner
The
Times
Two Major Blazes Rage in N. Calif
UPI reports unseasonably warm windy weather fueling two major Northern California fires. In Santa Cruz County Sandy Point area over 2000 acres burned with about 300 firefighters. A second 1300 acre blaze near San Mateo County, 30 miles south of San Francisco, was described as burning in every direction with helicopters and planes assisting.
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San Francisco
UPI
California
Santa Cruz County
Sandy Point
White House Canyon
San Mateo County
Coast Range
Envoy Quits Cosmos Club Over Racial Barriers
Washington report says Ambassador John Kenneth Galbraith resigned from the Cosmos Club after advising the White House on Kennedy’s membership. Club officials declined to explain his reasons. The Cosmos Club rejected Carl Rowan, deputy assistant secretary of state for public affairs, as a member, noting no Negro members.
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Washington
John Kenneth Galbraith
Cosmos Club
White House
Kennedy
Galbraith
Carl Rowan
Rowan
Film Editor Chester Bahn Dies at 68 in Hollywood
Chester Bahn veteran newspaperman and editor of the Film Daily a motion picture trade publication died Monday after a heart attack in Hollywood at age 68.
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Hollywood
UFI
Chester
Bahn
Film Daily
Neighborly WALE radio signs off after FCC visit
WALE an amateur home built station in Falls Church Virginia run by Bruce Wahl and David Lester was shut down by an FCC investigator. The boys aired weather news and music from Wahl's bedroom for about a month before a man with official ID warned them of penalties. The incident highlights risks of unlicensed broadcasting and potential fines or jail.
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Wale
Federal Communications Commission
Bruce Wahl
David Lester
Wahl
Lester
Falls Church
Bruce
FCC
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Santa Ana
Anaheim
Money Center
API
Delia
America
Long Beach
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