German Reds Open Calif Youths Trial On Refugee Help
Calilfornia youths face hard labor if convicted for aiding refugees and attempting escapes across the Berlin border. Mann appeared calm in court as his father Charles Mann, a health educator at Los Angeles Valley Junior College, described ongoing political pressure and prior failed efforts to secure the youths' release.
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Leetham Wins Victory in County Committee Race
Leetham defeats Crown-backed rival in county committee election. The tally shows a 131 to 16 margin in the courthouse following afternoon caucuses at the Biltmore Hotel. Assemblyman Charles Conrad chosen as temporary chairman and Chet Wolfrum loses 128 to 97.
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Wizard Industrialist Young, 87, Succumbs
Wizard Industrialist Young, a longtime RCA figure and former RCA chairman, dies at 87 after a career centered on radio industry consolidation. He helped shape patent pooling, joined GE and RCA leadership, and retired to a farm near Van Hornesville. Survived by a wide circle, including four children and numerous grandchildren.
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Teens Rob Market in Early Morning Heist
In Upland two teenage gunmen entered Woody's Market just after midnight. They forced an employee to open the safe, grabbed about $1,600 in cash and checks, and herded Bruce Horak and Glenn Young into a meat locker before fleeing. Paul Wood, 12, son of the owner, was confronted near the cash register.
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Tobacco Firm Wins Cancer Damage Suit
Kansas City fed eral court jury deliberated 50 minutes after three weeks of testimony and denied a smoker's $250000 damage claim against the Philip Morris Co. John T. Ross, 62, lost his voice box and other organs of his throat in an operation for removal of a cancer in 1952. He blamed his cancer on Philip Morris cigarettes, saying he smoked them exclusively for years.
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