Wisot Named L B Municipal Court Judge
Prominent Long Beach attorney Max Z. Wisot, 54, was appointed Long Beach Municipal Court judge by Gov. Brown to fill the vacancy after the death of Judge Lyman Sutter. Wisot, a Democrat, has practiced law in California since 1937 and is active in religious and civic affairs with his wife Norma and three children.
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Senator Engle Reported Able to Speak Again
Washington The health report on Sen Clair Engle D Calif at Bethesda Naval Hospital notes possible improvement in his brain tumor condition. He has become more alert in ten days and can move his right side and speak a few words after brain surgery Aug 24.
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Arrow Wounding by Hunting Arrow Sparks Torrance Inquiry
A Torrance housewife, 46 year old Reta Lamperth, was seriously wounded when a razor sharp three bladed hunting arrow pierced her kitchen screen door and lodged in her thigh. Police pursue a mysterious archer as Linda 5 and Teresa 6 narrowly escaped. Lamperth was hospitalized at Little Company of Mary Hospital with the arrow still embedded requiring surgery.
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Deposed President Juan Bosch Goes Into Caribbean Exile
Juan Bosch, former president of the Dominican Republic, arrived Monday night on a French Caribbean island after a military coup ousted him the prior Wednesday. He had been sent abroad aboard the Dominican navy frigate Mella on Saturday.
Military Pay Hike Passed to Kennedy for Approval
The House sped the military pay bill to President Kennedy for prompt approval. The measure would raise military pay by about 1.2 billion dollars annually. The roll call was 332 to 105, after Senate passage last week.
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DA Assigns 2 to Audit Fair's Books
Two auditors were assigned by the district attorney's office to review the books of the California World's Fair Corp. The audit, requested by the fair corporation to clear air of charges, is part of an investigation into the fair's operations for the 1967 66 event at Long Beach Harbors Pier 1.
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Man Called Triple Killer Tied to 1930s Mob Warfare
Cosa Nostra informer Joseph Valachi recounts murders from 1930 including an alleged Bronx window killing of Steve Ferringne and Alfred Mineo on November 5 1930 and a separate August Pinzolo office killing. He links Stamford Connecticut restaurateur Booby Doyle to the crimes and notes ongoing mob turf battles between Maranzano and Masseria factions. Doyle allegedly ran a Stamford restaurant jukebox and bookmaking operation. Valachi also mentions Vito Genovese and Meyer Lansky in Las Vegas gambling interests and references Kefauver committee scrutiny.
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British OK Brown to Resubmit 18 Nation Rapid Transit Plan
California Democratic leader Unruh may resign. supporters warn it could end Kennedy’s campaign in California. Cameron, backing Unruh, criticizes party drift toward local baronies and predicts turmoil in state politics if Unruh steps down. Continued coverage on page A6.
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Worst Storm of Year Hits in Caribbean
A severe hurricane lashed Tobago and nearby islands with 110 mph winds, severing communications and prompting emergency aid. Forecasters warned it could strike land before moving on, while officials discussed UN disarmament talks and Khrushchev era tensions.
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Waves Overturn 15 War Games Vessels Near Honolulu
In Molokai, about 50 miles southeast of Honolulu, high waves and a dangerous cross current capsized 15 small navy craft carrying Marines during war games. Seven Marines and Navy personnel suffered injuries, none serious, according to a Marine Corps spokesman.
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Weather report fragment for TOMN area and mountains
Night and morning clouds with light winds. Desert area shows high clouds and minor haze. Mountains will see patchy clouds and a high near 80.
Ferry Tug Collision in Fog Kills Two. Two Missing
A ferry carrying eight autos collided with a towboat in dense fog on the Ohio River near Midland Pennsylvania. Police reported two men missing including Richard A. Pidgeon of Pittsburgh an enginee r en route to Crucible Steel. One other missing man was Philip McManus also a Crucible engineer. Two crewmen were rescued and taken to Rochester General Hospital. The ferry and towboat then proceeded to Shippingport and tied up after the accident.
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Populous Nigeria Becomes a Republic
Nigeria, Africa’s most populous nation, declared itself a republic within the Commonwealth today after three years of independence from Britain. A gun salute at midnight marked Republic Day as Gov Gen Nnamdi Azikiwe became the first president.
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Policeman Kidnapped After Being Stopped in Newport Beach
Officer Don Picker, 30, was abducted three blocks from his patrol unit after stopping a man on 17th Street near Highway at about 10 am. The suspect seized the officer’s weapon and fled in a black Jaguar with New Jersey plates, leaving Picker dumped by the road on Irvine Avenue. The kidnapper is described as a tall, brown-haired man wearing a yachting cap and a light red sweatshirt.
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Where to Find It President Kennedy Confers on Wheat Sale
A brief notice lists where to find related stories in the paper. It mentions Kennedy consulting with Democratic congressmen on the potential sale of U S wheat to Russia. Other features are detailed for various pages and columns across the edition.
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