Judge Sick Bribe Trial Delayed One Day In Recess
One day recess in the felony bribery conspiracy trial of former Long Beach inspectors Harry P. Finch and James A. Thiele due to Judge J Howard Ziemann illness. Testimony resumes 9:45 a.m. Wednesday with rebuttal witnesses. Landry contradicts earlier defense accounts by detailing serial currency numbers and cash handling in a shake down tied to Dr. Jay D. Garland case.
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Don Cas
J. Howard Ziemann
Teday
Long Beach
Harry P. Finch
Ally
Joy Cave
Albert
Sueriti
Aigy Landry
Carr
Landry
Warren Jordan
Raymond Henry
Finch
Thiele
Jay D. Garland
Where to Find It Truncated Parley in Geneva Test Ban Talks
Informal notes locate coverage across sections in Geneva including A-test ban discussions and concessions. The reference lists pages and sections such as Page B1 Page 4-7 and multiple topic pages across editorial sports and features for cross-reference.
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Geneva
Hal Boyle
Wells
Wilson
Ailibi Fails Find Mother of Narcotics User Guilty
A Wilmington woman Mrs. Wide Wing Carleton aged 49 is found guilty of narcotics possession after her son Edward Wing 30 testified he hid heroin with her papers. Wing had fled a jail escape in Los Angeles County and testified via San Diego police testimony. Judge Sparling set April 18 for sentencing probation.
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Congo
Kivu
Leopoldville
Jios Vinton
Sally Anderson
Chicago
Frederick Vinton
Vintons
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Vinton
Wide Wing Carleton
Wilmington
Carleton
Democratic Party
Edward Wing
Los Angeles County
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San Diego
Mexico
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Folsom
California
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Dal
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Weather outlook with fog and sun on Wednesday
Fog and low clouds expected tonight and Wednesday morning. Otherwise mostly sunny Wednesday with little change in temperature. Maximum today about 64 degrees.
Kennedy to Seek Special Defense Budget Next Week
President Kennedy told congressional leaders that a forthcoming defense request will unbalance the new budget. He plans a balanced budget for Congress but will submit a special defense budget next week, pushing the government into the red for the fiscal year starting July 1. He also urged tighter foreign aid focus to reduce waste and duplication.
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UPT
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Congress
Ed Wastivatur
Regubllearm Anttincea
Ache
Kennedy to Send Aid Message to Congress Wednesday
President Kennedy will dispatch a special message on foreign aid to Congress on Wednesday. A revised schedule shows the White House shifting timing from today and a possible second message before week’s end may cover proposed budget revisions. A news conference is set for 4 pm EST Wednesday.
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Wasnington
Kennnedy
Congress
Burglary Suspect Says Army Training Taught Him
Herry M. Null, 18, confessed to burglaries and told police he learned the trade in the Army. He claimed he picked up burglary tips while attending military police classes and was arrested at his home in St. Louis.
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Stevenson Attacks Gromyko Over Congo at UN
Adlai E. Stevenson charged the Soviet Union with obstructing UN efforts in the Congo and injecting a destructive cold war spirit into the debate. He defended Hammarskjold and warned that Soviet control would replace cooperation with anarchy, receiving strong applause before the page continues.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
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Congo
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Gromyko
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TLN
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Hammarskiold
Stevenson
Whole World Must Be Red Says Khrushchev
Premier Khrushchev told radio listeners in Alma Ata that mankind would rest content only when the whole world is communist. He hailed industrial and agricultural progress to outrun the United States and noted American steel output declines. He cited Arthur Goldberg on steel and urged unity under communist banner across nations.
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Ikhrushchev
Khrushchev
Alma Aba
Virgin Land Republic
Kazakhstan
Karushchev
Soviet Union
United States
Harushchev
Arthur Goldberg
U.S
Lahor
Goldberg
Garment Industry Truckers Strike Ties Up Shipments
New York warehousemen and helpers in the garment industry walk out today threatening to disrupt shipments of large stocks of finery. The strike involves truckers and joins wider labor action across clothing firms.
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New York
Soviet protest over alleged U S RB reconnaissance flight
Washington officials said the United States rejected a Soviet protest alleging an RB reconnaissance plane violated Soviet air space near the Arctic Shetland area. U S diplomats described the issue as a technical disagreement with possible differing information. In Hollywood, Clark Gable’s widow announced son John Gable has a flight name. the actor’s son was born after Kennedy’s inauguration in late January.
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Shetland
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Gable
John
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Albyterian Hospital
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Sdaty
Finalizes Claim to City Laguna Beach by Pat Hawley
Pat Hawley a 33 year old actor from Garden Grove outsmarted police to finalize a homestead claim to Laguna Beach a 238 square mile area. He staged a move at 10 am using a rented truck and a beach front parcel then offered to sell back to the city for 5 million dollars. He later claimed the entire community after discovering a missing water line title and sought to roll the city back to authorities for 200 million.
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Lou Jobst
Laguna Beach
Pat Hawley
Hawley
City Atehorities
Slinley
Hawkey
County Recorde
Sister Leaps Saves Girl From Well Near Troy
Diane Kolodziaj, 12, leaped into an open four foot diameter well to save her 2 year old sister Carol after a neighbor, Charles Steele, 20, climbed down and pulled the child to safety. Both girls escaped injury.
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Kolodziaj
Dine
Carol
Caco
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Hee
Charles Steele
Spring Snow Disrupts Midwest With Gusty Winds
Snow spread across Iowa into southern Minnesota and the eastern Dakotas on the first full day of spring, with depths reaching up to four inches. Strong winds pushed milder air into the central Rockies and western plains as mild air flowed in from the east.
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Minnesota
Dakotas
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