Ogle Again Wins Case Dismissed
Santa Ana Orange County officials report Joel E. Ogle freed on felony bribery counts tied to tidelands contract. Grand jury witness John Lipke claimed he delivered $10,000 in Los Angeles hotel lobby to sway Ogle, who denied any bribe or influence. Ogle remains on payroll. contract extends two more years as Gov Brown vetoes and Senate vote on reform. Deputy County Counsel Holden advising board. Fred J. Devenney pleads guilty to contempt amid perjury charges.
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Audrey Hepburn Loses Her Baby in Switzerland
UPI reports Audrey Hepburn, wife of MeFerrer, has lost the baby she was expecting. She was hospitalized, then sent home last Friday, with doctors ordering bed rest for about two months. The news mentions Geneva talks, Dulles funeral, and US Korea positions during the period.
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Immigrant Boy Freed After Killing Youth in Street
An 18 year old Yugoslavian immigrant Miroslav Kosic was freed of murder charges in the slaying of Melvin Joe Green 16 after a judge ruled the killing justifiable. He was re-arrested on concealed weapon charges as the hearing concluded.
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Hesitation in Superior Court over fatal shooting case
Judge Sutters pressed the point whether there are grounds to bind the defendant for trial after a fatal shooting. Prosecution witnesses described Kesic and others pursuing him from Pacific Avenue to 6th and Pine, with Kesic claiming self defense after a prior confrontation near the YWCA. Kesic was jailed on a concealed weapon charge following the hearing.
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Apalachin Attorney Desimone to Testify Before Grand Jury
Apalachin attorney Frank Desimone, 49, of Downey, will testify before a federal grand jury probing organized crime and racketeering. He is serving six months for refusing to testify in New York and chose local questioning to avoid a similar sentence. Desimone, linked to the Apalachin crime convention, faces indictments along with 26 others alleged to be Mafia members.
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Indonesia Chieftain to Arrive in L. A.
President Sukarno of Indonesia will arrive in Los Angeles Monday for an unofficial three day visit. He and 45 associates are in Mexico and will stay with Eric Johnston head of the Motion Picture Producers Assn. Ezra Taft Benson will fly to greet the Indonesian leader as Eisenhower’s representative.
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Second Prowler Attack Fatal to Los Angeles Woman
LOS ANGELES police pursue two suspects in a seven year search after Ruthman Gwinn, 57, was attacked while walking home Thursday. She died from injuries after a prowler dragged her to a parking lot and assaulted her. A prior 1952 incident in the same neighborhood ended with a fatal shooting of a different woman by a stranger.
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Six Uganda Freedom Chiefs Jailed
Police arrested six leaders of the banned Uganda Freedom Movement in Kampala before dawn. Among them were president Haji Bussungu and chief organizer E. K. Malira, with warrants citing deportation proceedings. Also detained was Ygnatius K. Musazi, former president of the Uganda National Congress. The government recently banned the movement and plans indicate deportation hearings before a high court judge with crown counsel presenting evidence.
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E. K. Malira
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Citys hoard found in old Lansing City Hall cornerstone
Workmen uncover a cache aged by time rather than riches including pennies from 1858 1870 and 1880 an 1870 dime a Confederate bill and a whisky coupon. Lansing tears down the 64 year old City Hall while a new building rises.
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Mamie Birthplace in Boone Put Up for Sale
The birth site of Mamie Eisenhower, born Mamie Doud, in a small frame house in Boone Iowa is listed for 19500 dollars. The house, remodeled into three apartments, is marked by a rock sign. Owner Retta Shaw said she could not maintain it and placed the price Friday.
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British Solon Dies
Birmingham England obituary notes death of 69 year old Labour MP Percy Shurmer former seagoing cabin boy who began life at sea and served in Parliament. He dies today leaving a legacy in British politics and social reform.
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Birmingham
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Market Outlook From H De La Chapelle Analysis
A 1959 stock market outlook discusses global yields and expansion trends led by France and Germany with Morgan Guarantee Finish Co data. It projects a continued upswing into 1960, notes Dow points around 670 to 680, compares international gains, and cites earnings by Gulf Oil and U.S. Rubber while stressing value and inflation factors.
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Deny Report on Strauss Bid to Resign
The White House denied a New York Daily News report that Lewis L. Strauss offered to resign as secretary of commerce. President Eisenhower reportedly refused the move, with Hagerty stating resignation is not in the minds of either the President or Strauss. Strauss is poised for a Senate floor fight after a 9-8 Commerce Committee vote on May 19.
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Baudouin Plans NATO Headquarters Visit
King Baudouin of Belgium arrives in Norfolk for a weekend of activities ending a three week goodwill tour of the United States. He will tour the NATO headquarters of Supreme Allied Commander Atlantic and observe anti submarine warfare training exercises with USN personnel.
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