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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1960
Page
2
The Most Rev. John M. McNamara died Saturday at age 83 from a stroke. He served as Catholic auxiliary bishop of Washington since 1927, shaping parishes and clerical leadership in the capital.
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A Lakewood man killed his son and himself after a separation dispute. Police say the father shot the son in the house then set the home and a car on fire. A typed letter in the father's pocket accused his wife of causing the tragedy. the wife faced pending charges in a separate case.
A severe blizzard battered the Dakotas and nearby states with high winds and zero visibility. A motorist died in New Mexico after icy roads failed, and a man in the Dakotas was electrocuted by a downed power line. Wyoming reported five inches of snow, while many areas faced dangerous cold and snow accumulation. Authorities blamed the storms for two deaths in the Southwest as stockmen moved to protect livestock.
Rioting spread through a volatile scene as police and guardsmen opened fire on demonstrators in Venezuela. Three days of unrest left at least three dead and more than 100 injured, with schools closed and residents hurried to safety amid stone-throwing attacks and barricaded streets.
South Korea's National Assembly voted 44 to 3 to approve a constitutional amendment that would allow special laws to punish former officials of the ousted Syngman Rhee regime. The measure, passed by the lower house last week, takes effect once proclaimed by the president, likely Tuesday.
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