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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1961

Page

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Nixon Surrender Attitude Sparks California GOP Debate

In California, party leaders react to reports that Nixon may step back from GOP leadership, with officials like Landon and Leetham criticizing the move as political expediency. Critics warn it could hurt Nixon in the 1962 gubernatorial race while supporters insist he retains influence within the party.

Can Landon United Baiic Press International Nixon Nix Ian GOP California Republi Leetham James Flournoy Californiaj Republican Assembly Sdate Republican Corinne Griffith Beverly Hills California James A. Ware Los Angeles Goodwin J. Knight

Sex Killer Morse Confesses To Three Slayings

FBI officials questioned Morse after he began talking about the killings in his cell. He admitted to murdering Flora Eric in her home on November 7, 1959, and Blanche Boggs on September 26, 1960. He described entering Miss Ronan's apartment to rape her, striking her with a homemade blackjack, and the watch found in his room. Authorities cited his prior assaults, burglaries, and other crimes across several states. He was arraigned on a fugitive warrant and held without bail.

Morse Flora Eric Blanche Boggs Barkley Miss Ronan FBI U. S William Eckley Wilmington N. C Los Angeles Burbank Calif More St. Paul T Lipster

Dallas Riot After Gridiron Victory Hoots Draw Police

Police deployed extra patrols downtown Dallas after a crowd celebrating a Texas and Oklahoma football win turned riotous near Commerce and Akard. A patrolman and a Dallas man were injured, glass shattered, and several hundred revelers roamed the streets while thousands of students danced and alumni gathered in hotels and at the municipal auditorium.

Dallas Texas Oklahoma R. T. Dryk Baylor Hospital Commerce and Akard

Kennedy plans weekend yacht cruise as fog lifts

President Kennedy hoped for clearing fog over Cape Cod to enable a Nantucket Sound cruise aboard the Honey Fitz. The yacht anchored near Kennedy's Hyannisport home as staff conferences, in person and by phone, were planned for today and Sunday. Kennedy was seen preparing to announce a panel to study methods for treating mental retardation while seeking days of rest. The Honey Fitz had come from Newport where the Kennedy family spent prior weekends.

Hyannisport Mass Kennedy Cape Cod Nantucket Sound Honey Fitz Gland Hone Newport Kenenedys

Rocket Blast Kills Man Injures Two at Guard Range

A Michigan National Guard firing range accident killed Wayne Cowles, 30, and injured a 4-year-old boy and another man while three men picked up scrap metal from spent rockets. The area is forbidden to the public. Police identified the dead man as Cowles from Muskegon. The other injured man, identified as Sokolowski, 21, and a 4-year-old boy were hospitalized.

Camp Grayling Mich Michigan National Guard Guard New Eng Wayne Cowles Muskegon Cowles Cape

Japan Visit Slated Amid Uncertain Terror Fallout

Reported plan for a Canada related visit to Tokyo amid danger to Prime Minister John Diefenbaker and officials. The piece notes a boy injured by shrapnel, a decapitated blast, and authorities delaying the visit until October 26 for a six day stay with Japan.

Sokolowski Tokyo John Diefen Baker

Seek Bodies After Blaze Levels Hotel

A major New Orleans blaze on Canal Street destroyed the Silver Dollar Hotel and damaged a Whitney National Bank branch. Firefighters battled the flames with 24 high pressure hoses as authorities searched embers for possible victims. Fire Chief Howard Dey oversaw operations. two dead were unconfirmed, with about five firefighters injured and damages near a quarter of a million dollars.

New Orleans Silver Dollar Canal Street Whitney National Bank Bank Howard Dey Municipal Auditorium Dey

War in skies tests mass evictions in East Berlin

NORAD reported about a dozen RAF Vulcan bombers took part in the exercise that grounded major air travel. Air Marshal Cross and U S General Kuter observed. Civil flights were suspended to prevent radar and comms jamming. In Berlin, Communist police carried out new mass evictions at the border, with moving vans removing residents from four to five story buildings as refugees fled west.

E. Berlin British Air Ministry Royal Air Force NORAD Sir Kenneth Cross Laurence 8. Kuter U. S. Air Force C. Roy Sleman J Royal Canadian Air Force Berlin OPI West Berlin East Berlin U.S

Lone Beach Post Office Notices Read Like Scrambled Text

Fragmentary OCR passage shows garbled postal matter with mentions of Lone Beach California and delivery notes. Core readable items include a post office classification notice and scattered street names, though much of the text is indecipherable.

Lone Beach Catt Lona Bach

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