Long Beach Market Burglar Surrenders After Theft
Troy Lavern Colwell of Whittier admitted burglarizing Smith Markets on Anaheim Street, stealing about 3852 dollars. He returned with 505 dollars and keys, then surrendered to police after meeting the detective at his home, claiming to have driven to Mexico.
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Oil Firm Formed to Boost Nigeria Oil Search
Lagos reports Mobil Exploration Nigeria Inc is created to intensify oil exploration efforts in northern and western Nigeria, signaling expanded activity by a new company in the sector. The move aligns with regional energy ambitions and potential upgrades in exploration infrastructure.
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COLUMNIST IN CONTEMPT OVER SOURCE REVEAL REFUSAL
New York columnist Miss Torre was sentenced to 10 days in jail but released on recognizance pending appeal after refusing to disclose her news source in a libel suit involving CBS and a CBS executive. Judge Sylvester J. Ryan condemned her for not complying with a court order, while attorney Mathias Correa said the Herald Tribune would seek Supreme Court review if needed.
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Koreans Out in UN unity talks and Sobell loses appeals
A U N political committee defeated a Soviet Indian bid to seat North Korea nonvotingly in Korea unification debates. The United States urged South Korea’s participation without a vote. Separately Morton Sobell lost two Supreme Court appeals challenging his wartime espionage sentence and claims of kidnapping and tainted evidence were rejected.
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L A Station Attendant Fends Off Bandit Killing Suspect
Los Angeles station attendant Winston T. Henderson shot and killed bandit Robert Merrell after a $40 robbery. Merrell was found dead two blocks from the station, apparently from a back shot after blood trail. Henderson reported firing two at the partner and one at Merrell. the partner fled with the money and is still sought.
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Woman 74 Hurt In Traffic Near Arbor Road
A 74 year old woman, Katherine Obersmith, was seriously injured Monday evening after being struck by a car on Lakewood Boulevard near Arbor Road. She suffered a fractured pelvis, broken legs, and head injuries at Community Hospital. Marquis Lafayette Brown, 26, of 16717 Ermanita Ave, Tor France, said the woman ran in front of him. another driver said panic braking avoided a collision.
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