Caruso and associates plead guilty in car fraud case
Los Angeles auto dealer Henry J. Caruso pleaded guilty to two counts of grand theft and two counts of forgery in car sales. Six associates, including five Long Beach residents, confessed to grand theft. ten other Caruso executives face trial or sentencing. Indictments span Compton, North Hollywood, Pasadena. Caruso has since divested Long Beach interests.
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Jos Angeles
CNS
Henry J
Hank) Caruso
Los Angeles
Long Beach
Caruso
Compton
North Hollywood
Pasadena
H. Burton Noble
Noble
Sidney S. Schraier
Cerritos Dr
Harold J.aneldrews
Lasnes St
Dowrey
James I. Cauthen
Los. Angeles
Ladimir Marcura
Foreman Ave
James L. Broadway
44Th Way
Robert L. Stratford
Pacoima
Schlafer
Andrews
Schruie
Caruso Plymouth
North Tiskywood
Cauthen
Berry
Russia and Allies Fail to Enter China into A-Unit
In Vienna the IAEA general conference rejected by 35 to 13 votes a Czechoslovak proposal to admit all countries as observers. A later Canadian proposal to admit only UN members passed 590 to seven abstentions. Red China had a delegation waiting for admittance. Tar Karl Gruber of Austria was elected conference president by acclamation.
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China
Vienna
Austria
UPI
Red China
East Germany
Atomic Gery Agency
IAEA
Czechoslovakia
The
U.N
U.N. Sence
Tar
Karl Gruber
Gruber
United States
Unrest in France tests Coty crisis and Bourges-Maumonty
Paris reports a wave of strikes and strike threats across France as President Coty confronts a collapsing premier Bourges-Mau noury with no real power. Farmers protest price policies while industrial action spreads from St Nazaire shipyards to metal and coal sectors.
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Paris
France
Irene Coty
Napoleon
Napoleon III
Maurice Bourges-Maunoury
Bourges-Tannoury
St. Nazaire
Moon Test Site Urged For Hydrogen Bombs By Scientist
University of Maryland scientist Dr S Fred Singer urged testing hydrogen bombs on the moon to avoid Earth fallout and gain scientific data. He argued a moon mission is technically as feasible as an ICBM launch and would offer weather independence and a lighter missile design. He noted the moon flash would be brighter and debris could reach Earth, but claimed the moon could serve as a safer, distant target for H tests.
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University of Maryland
Moon
Fred Singer
Singer
Congress of the International Astronautical Federation
Barcelona
Spain
Earth
Jimoon
Mother of Scopes Dies at 92 in Paducah
Mrs. Mary Alva Scopes, 92, mother of the central figure in the Scopes evolution trial, died Tuesday in Paducah Kentucky.
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Scopes
Paducah, Ky
Mary Alva Scopes
Gun Kills Hunter Near Fabens Texas
Raul Gamboa aged 33 of El Paso was shot and killed Tuesday night in a hunting accident near Fabens Texas when a shotgun dropped to the ground and fired unintentionally.
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EL Paso
Tex
Raul Gamboa
Fabens
Texas
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