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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1962

Page

2

Chapel bomb scare case put on hold by federal ruling

Sacramento prosecutors weigh charges against Assemblyman Charles E Chapel after federal officials found no interstate elements to justify federal action. U S attorney Cecil Poole said the incident lacks federal jurisdiction while Sacramento County DA John Price reviews whether to prosecute under state false bomb report laws.

Sacramentory Charles E. Chapél Inglewood U.S Cecil Poole Dist Atty John Price Sacramento County Chapel United Judy’ Churchill

The Country Parson Adage on Firmness and Obstinacy

A brief humorous adage notes that stubbornness may appear as obstinacy while the speaker remains firm. Copyright notice appears with a cryptic postal and printer line, referencing First Class Mall delivery and regional press marks.

Frank A. Clark Theta Lems Ter Saent Country Ten Maine

Sulphur Well Fire in Offshore Blowout Weakens

Grand Isle Louisiana officials report a offshore sulphur well fire weakening as a 1,400 foot well blew out late Sunday after drillers struck a natural gas pocket. A company spokesman said the blaze should die down within 24 hours. The event involves GH Freeport Sulphur Co. and related offshore operations.

Grand, Isle Ghfreeport Sulphur Co

Blast Kills Son and Hurts Children in Manitou Springs

In Manitou Springs Colorado a mother found a metal object in her yard and threw it aside. Hours later the object exploded killing her 10 year old son Robert Housel and seriously injuring two other children. The blast also severed the hand of 5 year old David and lightly injured 4 year old Stella. Fort Carson officials said the object may be a 37mm anti tank projectile and investigators are determining its nature and origin.

Manitou Springs Cole Robert Housel Lewis Housel Ft. Devens Mass Housel FL. Carson Housers David Stella Carson

Bill to allow local anti vice laws in state

Sacramento reports State Sen Richard Richards plans to introduce legislation to permit local governments to enact anti vice laws such as sorting and related measures. The move follows a state supreme court decision that preempts local devices on new cars and restricts local action, prompting calls for clarified authority.

Sacramento UPI Richard Richards Los Angeles Tookites U. S Clare Islature Cee Eee Kennedy Richards Carol Lane State Supreme Law

County counsel finds possible auto smog device rule

A county report concludes state air pollution control could require new cars to have device exhausts to cut motor vehicle pollution, but action would target owners. The Board of Supervisors will receive the study and decide next steps, including potential federal court suits, with county counsel Harold W Kennedy guiding the process.

Hsue All-Polluti Trold Control Board Harold W. Kennedy Kennedy Board of Super-j Sors

Nixon reveals rift over Cuba policy in Six Crises

In excerpts from his upcoming book Six Crises former vice president Richard Nixon recalls anger at John F Kennedy during 1960 campaign days. He alleges Kennedy aided rebel forces with covert training while denying public support and argues he faced pressure to oppose aid as it would breach treaty commitments.

Wasrington M.nixon John Kennedy Cuba Polly Nixon Cate Eisenhower Fidel Castro Cubs United States

Hearing Set on State Poker Bills in Sacramento

The Assembly Criminal Procedure Committee will hold a Monday hearing on nine bills aimed at draw poker parlors. Author George A. Willson of Huntlington Park urged approval, seeking options from statewide prohibition to local control.

Sacramento Assembly George A. Willson D-Hunt Lington Park

Flood Toll Rises to 305 in Hamburg Region

The Hamburg area death toll from last month’s floods has climbed to 305, officials announced today. The updated count reflects ongoing recovery and rescue efforts across affected districts.

Hamburg Germany

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