Far West souvenir sign theft and mixed crime brief
A pair of eastern college students were arrested in Beverly Hills after attempting to lift a sign from a lamp post on Beverly Hills Restaurant Row. William R Gertiep, 19, from Holyose Massachusetts, a Villanova student, and Robert Minkley, 21, from Portland Connecticut, a UMass student, were detained on suspicion of petty theft. The brief also notes a shell explosion in England, a U.S. Air Force weight limit policy at LAKENHEATH, a case of juvenile fake coins in Memphis, Fidel Castro sworn into the U.S. Army in Chicago, and a mistaken Castro as a local recruit.
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Blyverly Hills
UPI
Eastern College
Far West
Wiliam R Gertiep
Holyose
Mass
Villanova University
Robert Minkley
Universiy of
Massachusetts
Portland
Conn
Beverly’ Hills
Wilshire
la Cienega
Larkhill
Eng
Philip Hues
Memphis P
Robert Taylor
Secret Service
Castro
Chicago
Fidel Castro
U.S. Army
Mexico
Young Castro
Clara Bow bids farewell to her husband in Glendale
Clara Bow appeared in Glendale to pay a last farewell to her mate. After a brief kiss and soft words, the famous star of the film Hi Girl retreated again into the shadows.
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Clara
Glendale
Bow
Miss How
Bell
Miss. Bow
Hollywood
Hoffa Tift Charge Dropped Amid Algerian Crisis
The government dropped an assault charge against Hoffa after conflicting accounts from Samuel Baron and six witnesses. Amid Algerian political turmoil, Ben Bella’s allies debated reconciliation while Ben Khedda sought to patch nationalists' rift. European fears and security measures rose as Oran tensions and repatriation rumors spread. Miss Bow attended Rex Bell’s funeral, marking Hollywood nostalgia amid political friction and social scenes.
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Washington
Team Algiers
UPI
Stafs
James
National Liberation
Amy R. Hoffa
Ben Bella
Secret Army
Union
Sam
Uel Baron
Ben Youssef Ben’ Khedda
Aid Bill Passage Seen Without Major Cuts
Washington DC. Speaker John W McCormack conferred with President Kennedy and expressed confidence that the House would pass the foreign aid authorization bill without Senate amendments opposed by the administration. A Senate amendment would bar aid to Communist dominated countries except surplus food, mainly affecting Yugoslavia and Poland. House leaders told Kennedy they expected passage in satisfactory shape as foreign aid debates prompt calls for major surgery. Senate Leader Mansfield and Kennedy discussed medical care for the aged under Social Security among other topics.
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Washington
U—r
John W. McCormack
Kennedy
House
Senate
McCormack
Yugoslavia
Poland
Kennnedy
White House
Mike Mansfield
Montana
State Law Torches Free Cordless Hearing Aids For Pensioners
Local bulletin announces a new state law providing cordless hearing aids at no cost to eligible pensioners. Associated Hearing Center invites residents to visit 622 Pine Ave Long Beach or call for appointments and details.
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Associated Hearing Center
Pine Ave
Long Beach
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Lakenheath, Eng
API
48Th Tactical Fighter Wing
Air Force
Algiers
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Wireshore
Clara Bow
Hoffa
GPRA
Mohammed Yazid
Rabah Bitar
Rabat
Mohammed Ber Bella
Mohammed Khider
Ben Khedda
Morowo
Hagsan
France
U.S
Baron
Cannisters
Algeria
Oran
Miss Bow
Am International
Spinal Shiver
Rex Bell
Nevada
Forest Lawn
Anthony
George
Box Ranch
Searchlight
Nev
Miss Baw
Las Vegas
Katie Jenkins
ELS
Gu. Hoffa
Sane
Py Jets
Dallas
Delia
Long Beach Blvd
Sento
Ana
Sacu Whirlpool Bath
Shcaroga
Nave
Teinphone
India
Bulletin
Europe
America
Sila
Dooley’s
Cavnnee
Papeete
Ine
Princeas
The
Duchens
Sian
Aigts
Adil Fewrite
Hwick Kinsman
Estey
ORCOA
Orgoa
Dooley
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