Ransom Callicott Dies at 66 While Serving Council
Los Angeles Councilman Ransom M. Callicott, 66, collapsed at his home and died of a heart attack. Elected in 1955 from the 72nd District, he had continued civic work despite chronic heart disease. He leaves three children Bryan 8 Bret 6 and Charles 3 and was part owner of Clifton's Cafeterias. Callicott and Clifford E. Clinton founded Meals for Millions aiding 102 nations.
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Find 300,000 Terror Bombs in Argentina
Police seized more than 300000 door breaker bombs in Santa Fe Argentina as raids spread. A man identified as Callicott’s wife Alice reported her husband ill after the seizure during World War II era context. The incident involved a large cache and prompted legal and municipal actions including council and congress mentions.
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Brown Picks Woman for Industrial Dept in California
Gov. Edmund G. Brown named Mrs. Aileen Clarke Hernandez of Los Angeles as assistant chief of the Industrial Department. The appointment comes as Eastern railroads are set to raise passenger fares by ten percent to absorb a transportation tax levy if lifted. Hernandez, 46, a Howard University graduate, has served as director of education and public relations for the International Ladies' Garment Workers' Union Pacific Coast Region.
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High School Boy of 15 Collapses After TD
In Dallas a 15 year old football player from W. H. Gaston Junior High collapsed after scoring a touchdown during a game and died later in hospital. A post mortem was ordered to determine the cause. The athlete had no known heart problems or prior test results.
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UNESCO elects Rene Maheu as director general
Rene Maheu of France was elected director general of UNESCO in Paris on Wednesday, heading the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization for a new term.
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