Inez Whips Florida Coast with Backing Turn
Hurricane Inez battered Florida’s southeast from Palm Beach to Miami and Key Largo with 75 to 95 mph winds. Shops and hotels faced flooding and debris as windows shattered and a blackout spread along the coast. Freighters Verona and Freight Transporter were crippled but later steadied as the storm veered south.
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Florida
Gold Coast
Palms Beach
Maimi
Miami Beach
Collins Ave
Barcelona
Ivy
Key Largo
North Key Largo
Ocean Reef
Verona
Inez
Miami
Caribbean
Weather Bureau
Fort Lauderdale
Key West
Peninsula
Rado
Keys
Gulf of Mexico
Cuba
Havana
North End
Islamahuay
Escapee’s 13 hour crime spree ends with hostage scene
A parolee escapes custody and roams for 13 hours holding a couple and others at gunpoint across several locations. Police officer fired at the suspect as bystanders fled. Suspect previously fled a conservation camp after a 1964 cab driver robbery. bail set at 55,000.
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Suernsey
Wilson
Chino State Prison
Lynwood
Hoe
Warner Slot Springs
Long Beach
Long Beach Area
Torrance
Wilmington
Kidnap Slayer Receives Life Terms in L A Case
Los Angeles a former professional boxer known as Tom Carlin, 32, was sentenced by Superior Court Judge Herbert V. Walker to life imprisonment for murder and kidnapping. He was convicted August 26 of killing a liquor store clerk during a robbery and also found guilty of kidnapping and shooting a cab driver. State law allows the death sentence for kidnapping, but he received life terms with one term potentially without parole.
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Los Angeles
Superior Court
Herbert V. Walker
Tom Carlin
Carlin
Elerk
Deaf Couple Seek Adoption as Lord Evershed Dies
The California Supreme Court heard arguments on returning a baby to deaf couple Wayne Christensen and his wife after a custody dispute. Justices left decision timing open. the child remains with a relative amid ongoing appeals.
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State Supreme Court
Wayne Christensen
Carlson
Christenseng
Dondon U
Ever
Scott Rolls
Ralls
Theyir
Lord Evershed
Howe study may shift desegregation to states
Washington UPI report says Education Commissioner Harold Howe is studying the legality of turning school desegregation enforcement over to states that want it. He spoke to the House Rules Committee amid Southern criticism of federal guidelines for integrating schools. Clark argued Title IV of the Civil Rights Act obliges federal financing only if districts desegregate faculty. Howe and Clark urged keeping federal oversight, while a Southern congressman signaled potential inquiry into the guidelines.
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Howe
Ramsey Clark
Office of Education
Supreme Court
Clark
Rules
Robert T. Ashmore
South Carolina
House Judiciary Committee
Johnson
Police hold 93 in Jamaica violence raids
Kingston reports 93 suspects detained after western Kingston and St. Andrew raids aimed at curbing months of violence. Government imposes emergency measures as courts consider cases including Jack Ruby’s appeal. Police deploy armed troops to assist amid ongoing unrest and crime.
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Kingston
Jamaica
UPI
Austin
Tex
Court of Criminal Appeals
Jack Ruby
St. Ant
Drews
Ithnia
Appeas
Havel
Glenn
Haynes
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Hurricane Inez
Goldsmith
Samuelson
Sgt
Samuel Wilson
Aileen Larkins
Eucalyptus Ave
van Hoose
van Hooge
Delbert Harter
San Francisco Ave
Guitttman
Cy Young
Columbia SL
Young
Phillip W. Guernsey
Elm Ave
Guernsey
Marie
Ntruder
Philly Guernsey
Slall Phete
Carlton
Carlton Pack
Mossinan Eihea Zeyroay
By Bob Schmidt
John Carmack
Chris‘ensens
State
Scotty
A.J .A. Scott
Christ
Scott's Court
District Court of Appeals
INBEV
Christensens
Scott
Christenssens
Christensen
Carmack
Ruby
T)i . Heya Dye Music Store
Pine Ave
Usrk & FM
Thone Hemiock
Pew
Carson
Walker's the Friendly Store
Long Beech
Victoria
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