Night Search Reunites Two Boys With Worried Parents
In Long Beach two missing youths aged young and eight were safely returned after frantic dawn hours. Curtis LaPierre 8 wore a white knit hat as police and family, aided by residents, secured him. Patrick Lundberg 8 was found at 7 am by his brother Ronnie in a neighbor's yard after an extensive multi‑department search.
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Two Planes Missing South of Border
Harlingen Texas reporting two planes missing in Mexico. A T29 trainer with nine crew members disappeared southwest of Tampico during a civilian search for a plant. a Cessna 182 piloted by Marcus Hooks of Donna Texas is also unaccounted for.
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Five Quit Cabinet in French Rift
Five ministers from the Catholic Popular Republican Party resign from Charles de Gaulle's government over European union policy. The walkout targets de Gaulle's plan for a loose confederation and signals difficulties for Premier Georges Pompidou in the National Assembly.
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Weather forecast notes clear skies and warmer air
The report indicates mostly clear skies with warmer temperatures tonight and continuing into Thursday. Light winds and dry conditions persist, easing evening plans and outdoor activities.
Yanks Speed Bombers to Back Landing
US officials say allied forces from Australia New Zealand Britain Pakistan and the Philippines may join in sending troops to bolster Thailand against Communist forces in Laos. US jet fighters land in Bangkok with Marines to follow and more Army troops are dispatched from the Pacific as SEATO maneuvers intensify.
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Estes Case Deepens as Freeman Faces Pressure
In Washington the Senate Investigations Subcommittee accelerates its probe into Billie Sol Estes amid growing calls for Secretary Wille L. Freeman to resign. Former Asst. Sec. James T. Ralph, fired after FBI findings that Estes paid some of his phone bills, disputes the deemed unjustified dismissal. Ralph, once in charge of crop control and price supports, asserts he was blindsided by the move.
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Police kill gunman in Los Angeles liquor store holdup
Police killed one gunman and wounded another during a Tuesday night holdup at the Safety Market in Los Angeles. Detectives say the would be robbers used the owner and his son as shields. The dead man was identified as Henry Allen Brown, about 30. The wounded man, Farrell Brinson, 20, is a parolee from Soledad State Prison.
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Late News Sports Update
A compact late news item summarizes sports and financial briefs from the Home Edition. Key scores, trades, and market movements are noted with emphasis on regional teams and companies. The brief preserves period tone and urgency.
Heavy Snow Breaks Reno Power Lines
In Reno and Sparks a spring storm dropped five inches of heavy wet snow toppling high voltage lines. Sierra Pacific Power confirmed damage to a 60,000 volt line and several 4,000 volt lines. Fire officials urged residents to stay clear of lines and keep children indoors as the outage spread to Carson City. Authorities warned drivers to use chains on U.S. 40 and to acquire chains on routes over Spooner Summit.
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Dean Returns to Geneva Meet
Ambassador Arthur H. Dean returned today to Geneva to resume his seat in the disarmament conference after consultations with President Kennedy and the State Department. He said he remains optimistic about the talks.
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Eisenhower Loyalists Sweep Nomination Battles in Several States
In Pennsylvania and Wellsia a slate backed by Take Nominations swept GOP governor nominations while Maryland Democratic Gov J Millard Tawes won renomination. Nebraska saw Rep Ralph Beerman defeat rival Rep Phil Weaver in a redistricting clash. Weaver became the first incumbent defeated in the race. Late counts also showed Rep Carroll D Kearns from Pennsylvania losing to Dr James D Weaver of Erie in another statewide contest.
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Lovesick Youth Talks Himself Down From 35-Foot Jump
In Los Angeles a 23 year old, Donald Ray Hoskins, stood on a 35 foot power pole platform after a quarrel with his girlfriend Margie Diaz. A priest from Resurrection Catholic Church urged him to come down as police and rescue crews gathered. Hoskins made abortive attempts but was helped to the ground by two firemen and then taken to General Hospital for observation.
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Rain Lingers as Long Beach Sees Light Precipitation
Light rain fell across the Long Beach area for the third day, with partial clearing tonight and Thursday. Total weekly amounts include Santa Ana with .36 inch since Sunday, Long Beach at 10.47 inches for the season, and nearby Tong Beach reporting .14 inch on Monday.
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Judge Assails Marathon Hiker in Contempt Case
London report says Barbara Moore defied a high court and was ordered jailed for contempt. Justice Sir Frederick Lawton warned she will remain in custody until she shows signs of ending the dispute and complying with court orders.
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Beach Combing and Tide Notes Highlight Seasonal Delays
Beach combing reports note increased shell finds along shorelines with currents shifting by month. Tidal data indicate higher low tides and cooler air near the coast, affecting coastal foraging plans and small craft schedules.
Kashmir Debate Postponed by U N
United Nations Security Council postponed a meeting on the Kashmir dispute between India and Pakistan until May 28. Diplomatic sources cited a boycott by India as the reason for the delay.
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Cash Register Balks Bandits Take It Too
A Los Angeles liquor store owner, Patricia Campisi, told police two holdup men fled with her unplugged cash register after failing to extract cash from the electric unit.
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