Halloween Riot Flares On Newport Beach Halloween Night
Hundreds of Halloween celebrants clashed with police on Balboa Island Marine Avenue. A mob estimated 300 to 500 surged, pelting officers with rotten fruit while police cars were set ablaze. Fifteen arrested, one teen rioter clubbed, and injuries reported among officers and citizens. Richard R Bouck, 19, of 2029 Ocean Blvd was among arrestees. Continued on page Ad Col 6.
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Lou Jobest
Newport Beach
Marine Avenue
Balboa Island
Tieter
Richard R. Bouck
Ocean Blvd
Ex-Janitor Held in L A Gyp Scheme
Frederick G. Cruz the 33 year old ex janitor posing as a Puerto Rican surgeon was arrested in Downey by Los Angeles police on suspicion of grand theft banka. He allegedly sought to acquire control of hospitals and real estate including the Wilton Hotel and an office building through fake credentials and financial schemes.
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Wilton
Los Angeles
Gonzales Cruz
Nixon and Hughes loan tied to Nixon brother says Post
The New York Post prints a statement by Los Angeles accountant Phillip Reiner asserting Howard Hughes cleared a $205000 loan to Donald Nixon with Richard M. Nixon. The account details code names and February 1957 discussions, denying direct vice president involvement. Nixon criticizes Democratic bills as pork and veto bait during campaign stops for Pennsylvania’s 32 electoral votes.
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New York Post Today
Los Angeles
Donald Nixon
Howard Hughes
Nixon
Richard M. Nixon
Washington Dispatch
Phillip Reiner
Reiner
corte/post
Pat di Cicco
Nixon's, Inc
Noah Dietrich
Vice
M Wack
Post
Nixon's Inc
Donald
Hughes Tool Co
Whittier
Calif
Hannah Nixon
Chile Rocked by 3 Violent Earthquakes
Southern Chile endured a trio of violent earthquakes from Concepcion to Puerto Montt with panicked crowds, telegraph lines down, and widespread damage. The quakes, strongest since May 21 22, followed the May disaster that left hundreds dead and thousands injured.
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Chile
Santiago
Concepcion
Pacific
Puerto Montt
Sciemological Institute
Lebu
14 Parking Tickets Trigger Separate Trials in Houston
Woodrow Ashworth, 46, demanded individual hearings on each of his 14 parking tickets. Judge Joseph Harris agreed and set one trial per week, with the final batch to be tried in April 1963. Harris noted they would have many busy days in court.
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Houston
Tex
Woodrow Ashworth
Joseph Harris
Harris
Weather outlook with stubborn fog and hazy sun
Low clouds and fog persist tonight and early Wednesday. Hazy sunshine develops from mid morning Wednesday through the afternoon. Temperature changes remain small with little variation expected.
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Llitla
Kennedy Expands Campaign Swing Across 17 States
Senator Kennedy enters California on a 17 state tour planned for the final week of the race. He aims to intensify campaigning in California Texas Virginia Massachusetts and adds Michigan and New Jersey to the stop list. Kennedy criticizes Nixon over Eisenhower references and proposes a fifth debate with Eisenhower present if Nixon agrees.
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Jobs F. Kennedy
Eisenhower
Kennedy
California
Texas
Virginia
Massachusetts
Michigan
New Jersey
Arizona
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Ohio
Ilinois
New York
Connecticut
Vermont
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Maine
Philadelphia
Temple University
Manhattan
U S Spy Arrested in Russia as Spy Case Unfolds
Moscow based Tass reports an American spy Mihail Platovsky alias Andrei Kreps and accomplice Pyotr Sasnovsky smuggled into Russia with another alleged spy V. M. Slovnoy. Tass notes Platovsky trained in West Germany by U S intelligence over nine months. no nationality given.
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Mihail Platovsky
Soviet Union
Moscow Radio
Platovsky
Andrei Kreps
Pyotr Sasnovsky
Russia
V. M. Slovnoy
West Germany
Tass
S.f E
U. S
Bad Homburg
Kaufheuren
Alatsee
Archbishop of Canterbury to meet the Pope in Rome
A notice lists a story on page A and directs readers to page numbers and sections such as Beach Combing on page 8-1, Hal Boyle on A-9, and various features across Editorial, Financial, Sports, and other pages.
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Rome
Hal Boyle
To & Combe
Tidal
Vital Statistica
Wilson
Women
Your Worlks
Dense fog halts air traffic across three Southern airports
Dense fog blankets the Southland delaying air travel as International and Long Beach Municipal airports suspend landings about 3 a.m. then reopen six hours later. Lockheed Air Terminal in Burbank faces intermittent shutdowns and rerouted jets to Ontario and Phoenix. Forecasters predict more fog tonight and Wednesday with hazy sunshine and eye irritation conditions, while temperatures stay steady.
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Larea
International
Long Beach
Lockheed Air
Burbank
Ontario
Phoenix
Bmog
U. S. i Weather Bureau
Brazil Steel Strike Shuts 5,000 Plants
In Sao Paulo State, steel workers halted operations at about 5,000 plants to press for higher wages. Union reps representing 250 010 workers rejected a 29 percent raise and demanded a 50 percent increase in a large wage dispute.
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Brazil
Sao Paulo
Kennedy Campaign Reaches California Amid Fog Delays
Senator John F. Kennedy arrived in Los Angeles after a heavy fog delayed his Convair landing at the airport. A crowd of about 250 greeted him, with thousands at USC where he warned of choosing between moving ahead or slipping back. He canceled a TV appearance and cut short a Q&A session.
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Auto
Los Angeles International Airport
Long Beach
California
South Bay
Torrance
Douglas Plant
Kennedy
Sen. Kennedy
International Airport
Aids
University of Southern California
Los Angeles
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Brewerly Hilton
USC
Britain plans Polaris base in Scotland amid deterrent strategy
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan announced in the House of Commons Britain will provide a base in Scotland for American Polaris submarine missiles. The plan includes a depot ship and floating dock at Holy Loch in the River Clyde to support U S submarines on routine patrols. Officials noted missiles would be serviced in international waters, not fired from British waters.
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UPR
Harold Macmillan
Britain
Scotland
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House of Commons
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UPI
Holland
Aas
Tor
Indus
Holy Loch
Clyde
Esbjerg
U.S
Royal Navy
Washington
U. S
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