Narcotics Ring Says Pushers Arrested in Orange County
A chaotic roundup in Orange County led to the arrest of multiple alleged drug pushers including a 17 year old Patricia Frye and Charles U-Charles, a 16 year old high school senior. The pair, tied to a broader case involving 27 indicted suspects, were among graduates praised for scholarships and future studies at St. Louis University Yale and more.
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Firehouse Dog to Get Fond Farewell
Falls Church Virginia reports Daisy the Dalmatian mascot of the local fire department is ill with cancer and to be put to sleep after the county carnival. Firemen invite friends and former playmates to say goodbye before the act.
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Crash Kills Graduation and Wedding Plans in Shreveport
Shreveport, La. A drama unfolds as Dianne Montgomery loses her graduation and wedding plans after a fatal crash on Byrd High School road. Officials report a collision ended the celebrations and altered the upcoming ceremonies for Montgomery and her fiancé as authorities investigate the incident.
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U S Offers $1 Billion Bond Issue
Washington update says the Treasury plans to sell one billion dollars in long term bonds and refinance maturing notes. Subscriptions for the long term issue open June 3. Simultaneously two shorter term securities are offered in exchange for 9 billion in notes and bonds maturing June 15, with holders free to swap or take cash. Officials aim to borrow new cash now to delay future borrowing until after July.
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Rail Hearing on SP Passenger Service Ends in San Francisco
A 13 day State Public Utilities Commission hearing in San Francisco into Southern Pacific's request to cut passenger service concluded on Thursday. No indication was given on when the PUC would issue a decision.
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Post Office At Bo Beach Caju Counts Monthly Rates
Readable fragments note a post office at Bo Beach Caju with rates and circ market terms. Details mention weekly or monthly charges and a reference to audit or circulation figures, with unclear dates and formatting. Entities include Bo Beach and Caju.
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Tragic Collision Claims 11 Year Old Dianne's Life
State police report two cars traveling about 50 mph collided killing 11 year old Dianne, driver of a car owned by Jerry Monroe. Her mother, Mrs. L E Montgomery, driving another vehicle, said she saw Dianne in the wrong lane but thought she teased and would move back. Both cars were badly damaged. skid marks show braking 15 feet from impact. Dianne’s class held a moment of silence at graduation practice. she was not to receive her diploma until late summer. Montgomery was hospitalized under observation following the crash.
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Orange County
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McElroy says US will react with destructive force in war
Defense Secretary Neil McElroy told reporters the United States would respond with extremely destructive forces on short warning in any general or limited conflict. He cited dispersing SAC forces, alert facility improvements, Hyung tanker deployments, and missile work after Russia’s Sputnik alert, while defending swift defense reforms and a planned Polaris subs program amid Senate critique.
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Capone Aide Ricca Convicted of Tax Evasion
Paul Ricca, longtime associate of the Capone syndicate, was convicted in U S District Court of evading nearly 100000 dollars in income taxes. The 60 year old ex convict faces up to 15 years in prison and a 30000 dollar fine and may face possible deportation. The jury deliberated over 16 hours before delivering the verdict.
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New York Area Gangland Kill Yields Fresh Body in Car
A man about 40 was found shot to death in a car in Bath Beach Brooklyn a site long used for gangland killings Police tentatively identify the victim as James Bigneg of Brooklyn in the initial investigation Authorities are treating the death as a gangland type homicide and are reviewing local crime patterns for possible links to prior killings
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