Walter Brennan Recuperating At Home After Emphysema Tests
Actor Walter Brennan, famous for The Real McCoys, has been sent home to Moorpark after five days in Osward hospital for emphysema tests. Doctors said his condition improved enough for discharge. The report notes his Academy Award wins for supporting actor in films from 1936 to 1940.
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Torrance liquor store shootout ends with two suspects wounded
A late Sunday Torrance holdup at Red Eye Liquor Store led to a 14 mile police chase. Suspects Lyman Hall and Michael Culpepper were shot during the exchange of fire with officers and Drake. Hall was wounded in the buttock and Culpepper in the left wrist. Drake retrieved a 38 pistol and was unharmed apart from a scalp graze. Both suspects were taken to County USE Medical Center. Officer Ferguson was unharmed though his jacket was grazed. The car overturned after a Baywire collision following Culpepper’s shots through the windshield.
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Gospel singer Echols dies in Clovis New Mexico
Funeral services set for Odis L. Echols known as Pop Echols gospel singer author and teacher and founder of the Louisiana Hayride. Died of a heart attack at 70 after shaping gospel music with the Stamps Quartet and Melody Boys and inspiring Tommy Sands Faron Young Rex Humbard and others.
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Pilots list L A airport among world’s worst
Los Angeles International is blacklisted by the International Federation of Airline Pilots Associations at a Caracas meeting, labeling L A X as critically deficient. The dispute centers on a seawater nighttime landing rule. The blacklist aims to pressure for change amid about 3.2 billion dollars in noise-related claims against the city. Mayor Bradley notes officials see no added danger.
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Carnival melee injures eight officers near Pompano Beach
In Pompano Beach Florida a late night carnival disturbance left nine people injured including eight police officers and a nurse with a skull fracture as cars were pelted and racks overturned. Police said the riot began when officers confronted two suspects and gunfire was initially reported but later described as a few shots.
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Bell returned after 40 years in San Diego theft
Willie Smith's 128-pound bell vanished from his son's patio in 1972. A dog barked in the night but the thieves were unseen. Last weekend the bell reappeared on the patio as a carnival fight grew violent and officers were endangered.
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