Beverly Hills man jailed in alleged murder for hire plot
Kris Albert, 46, owner of the Sea Breeze Motel on Santa Catalina Island, was jailed on suspicion of soliciting Miguel Angulo, 43, to murder his wife Pearl Albert, also 46, of Los Angeles. Albert offered $5,000 and bonded out on $25,000.
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Final Arguments Started by DA in Duncan Trial
Ventura AP reports the prosecutor opened final arguments in the Elizabeth Duncan murder trial saying she is guilty of first degree murder. Duncan, 54, is accused of hiring two men to murder her son's wife. Prosecution claims jealousy. Duncan denies charges. Detectives pursued leads as attempts to tie a co defendant surfaced. The case moves toward jury deliberation early next week.
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Campy Campanella Jr Adjudged Delinquent
Davie Campanella 15 son of Roy Campanella was ruled a juvenile delinquent for breaking into a drug store. Justice Sylvia Liese ordered him to stay off streets at night without an adult, keep up studies, and undergo full psychological and psychiatric exams, with sentencing to be decided April 10.
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Telephone HE 5 1181 Home Edition Notice
Classified telephone line notice for the daily Home Edition editions lists the phone number HE 5 1181 for reader services and subscription inquiries. It appears as a brief ad line within the newspaper's classified or contact section.
Nasser Accuses Kassem as Iraqi Crisis Deepens
In Damascus President Nasser denounced Iraqi Premier Abdel Karim Kassem as hostile to the United Arab Republic and attacked the Iraqi revolution. Massive crowds chanted against Kassem as reports circulated of executions after the Mosul revolt and a purge of Arab nationalist elements. Demonstrators backed Nasser, condemning Iraqi actions as barbarous and pledging unity in the Arab motherland.
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Bus Crashes Into Crowd Injuring Dozen In Pittsburgh
A commuter bus from Brentwood Motor Coach Co. plowed into a crowd at Smithfield Street and Forbes Avenue during rush hour. Two killed and 16 injured, four seriously. Driver Jay Lane cited air brakes failure as the bus mounted the curb and damaged a street light and window display before stopping. Police detained Lane on $10,000 bond pending inquest into potential manslaughter. Vicims included several trapped under debris and some flung through a department store window. Ten more injured remained in hospitals. The bus was impounded for inspection.
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Brentwood Motor Coach Co
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Forbes Ave
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Mosul
Jay Lane
Eisenhower proposed super secretary of state office idea
The note cites President Eisenhower suggesting a special cabinet post to oversee foreign affairs across seven executive departments. The reference appears in a section pointing readers to various pages including Page A-23 for Hal Boyle, Bridge, and Editorial content, with other sections listed.
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Eisenhower
Hal Boyle
Sparta
Wilson
Real estate broker shoots son in quarrel over dope
In Temple City UPI report Everett Marshall Morris, a 56 year old real estate broker, was booked on suspicion of assault to commit murder after firing at his 6 year old son Marvin during a dispute about marijuana. The boy survived gunshot wounds to both thighs and was treated at St Luke Hospital. Morris said he scolded the child for associating with questionable characters and that the son defied him by smoking marijuana. He claimed he retrieved a revolver and fired.
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St. Luke
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Four Tots and Mother Electrocuted in Manila Socket Incident
A 22 year old Manila mother screamed for help as four children clung to her in a doorway after she touched an electric light socket. All five people were electrocuted in the accident.
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Manila
API
Eisenhower rejects ground war in Europe but warns on Berlin
President Eisenhower said the United States has no intention of fighting a ground war in Europe and refused to state if nuclear weapons would be used if the Soviets attack. He vowed to defend West Berlin but urged calm, warning any Berlin crisis could trigger a global nuclear clash. He noted the public is wary of dangers and pressed supporters of higher defense spending to back raised taxes.
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Eisenhower
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Free World
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Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Clear Tonight and Sunny Thursday With Mild Cooling
A weather brief notes clear skies tonight followed by sun on Thursday. Maximum near 83 degrees by noon today, with a slight cooling trend later.
Khrushchev Drenches Reception With Brandies And Handshakes
Khrushchev, in East Berlin, drank brandy at a furious pace during a reception for 904 Communists and guests at the Soviet Embassy. He spoke in Russian as his interpreter shouted to be heard, while shaking hands and hugging women between gulps.
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Unter- den Linden
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