Stiff Terms For Gangland Delegates
NEW YORK UPI A federal judge sentenced 19 Apalachin gangland delegates to three to five years in prison for conspiracy of silence and obstruction of justice. Judge Irving R. Kauffman said they hid their criminal pasts behind a respectable facade as part of a nationwide organized crime network. Montana of Buffalo received four years and a $10,000 fine. De Simone of Downey California got four years. Ten delegates drew the maximum five years and $10,000, while one case was delayed.
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UPI
Capone
U. S
Irving R. Kauffman
Upstate
Kaufman
John C. Montana
Buffalo
N. Y
Montana
Far West
Frank A. de Simone
Downey
Calif
Weather outlook for Southern California and Pomona frost alert
UPI weather bulletin for Los Angeles and Southern California reports clear to partly cloudy skies this afternoon with increasing cloudiness and a chance of rain by Thursday evening. Temperatures remain cold tonight but rise Thursday. highs expected from 30s in the mountains to 60s in lower desert valleys. Pomona forecast warns citrus frost risk with temps dipping to 26 in citrus districts and lemon and orange protection needed around 2 am and 5 am respectively. San Bernardino Valley outlook: clear today, then increasing clouds Thursday with rain by evening and slightly warmer Thursday.
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Los Angeles
UPI
California
U.S. Weather Bureau
Pomona
UPS
San Bernardino Valley
News Photo Student Captures Boulder Crash Scene
In Redlands the class on news photographs heard Clifford J. Kenison speak before 15 students. Beatrice Haas and George Stringfellow found a wreck on Mill Creek Canyon Road where a huge boulder trapped William Fielder in his car.
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Buck Anderson
Royal Ambulance
William Fielder
Art Miller
Red’lands Adult School
Facts Office
Facts
Clifford J. J.kenison
Beatrice Haas
Mill Creek Canyon
Igo’s
George Stringfellow
Fielder
Canyon
CCC
California Highway Patrol
Mill Creek
Seven Fined In Raid On Circus
Seven men were fined 210 dollars each after pleading guilty to gaming charges linked to a raid on the Paul A. Miller Wild Animal Circus in Calexico. Patrons said they lost up to 100 dollars on circus midway games and claimed rigging. Frauds charges were dropped. defendants included Gene Tracy and Lionel A. Miller.
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UPI
Paul A. Miller
Justice Court
Hugh Keating
Gene Tracy
Lionel A. Miller
Ride
Davenport
Iowa
Nicolas Annielo
Miami Beach
Fla
Emanuel J. Belmonte
Worcester
Mass
John L. Smith
Falmouth
Peter R. Catalan
Frank M. Gallo
Miami
Boulder Rock Crushes Car Hurting Woman In Snow
A Mill Creek Canyon housewife, Evelyn Fielder, 46, was critically injured when a boulder half the car’s size smashed the roof as her husband attempted to chain the sedan in a heavy snowstorm. Rescuers freed her after 85 minutes. she was taken to Loma Linda Hospital with head neck and back injuries.
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Loma Linda Hospital
Evelyn Fielder
William
Carl Hickerson
U.S. Forest Service
Mills Creek Station
Royal Ambulance
Brown Questions Scale of Values
Gov. Edmund G. Brown cites the McElroy resignation and Charlotte Ford debutante party as examples of misplaced values. He says in a Sacramento speech the secretary of defense left to head a soap company for about 175000 dollars a year, and questions wealth spent on a spectacle. He argues revenue laws should divert surpluses to saner uses amid Michigan tax delays for needed services.
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Sacramento
UPI
Edmund G. Brown
Defense
Neil McElroy
Charlotte Ford
Sacramento Ministerial Society
Brown
McElroy
Henry Ford
Michigan
Gates Confident Of U S Power To Defend Itself
Washington report notes Defense Secretary Gates before a closed House subcommittee. The briefing presents the U S ability to deter a Soviet missile blow and survive a surprise attack. It outlines a mixed, widely dispersed force of missiles, bombers, carriers and submarines and Soviet capabilities.
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U.S
Washington
UPI
Defense Department
Congress
Defense
Thomas S.gates Jr
House Military Appropriations Subcommittee
Russia
Carole Tregoff Still In Love With Dr. Finch
Carole Tregoff remains in love with Dr Bernard Finch amid a murder trial. Attorney Don Bringgold said the 23-year-old divorcée still loves the surgeon accused of killing his wife to end a triangle. Court recessed until Monday due to juror illness from influenza-like virus.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Carole Tregoff
Bernard Finch
Don Bringgold
Floyd G. Jones
Jones
Miss Tregoff
Senator Bares Big Cotton Loans
UPI reports Sen. John J. Williams released a list in the Congressional Record showing farmers who received more than 100000 in cotton price support loans. The compilation highlights Westlake Farms Inc Stratford Calif at 1442395 and Delta and Ine Land Co Scott Miss at 1216699 among others, with many California and Bakersfield area names.
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Washington
UPI
John J. Williams
R-Del
Congressional
Williams
Delaware
Maryland
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Westlake Farms, Inc
Stratford
Calif
Delta and Ine Land Co
Scott, Miss
Mississippi
America
California
Fortign
Bakersfield
A. Shrier & Sons
Delano
Bidart Bros
R. A. Hildebrand
Jo & R. Enterprises
Blythe
Cerro Bros
Jones Farms
E. O. Mitchell, Inc
Arvin
A. N. Wegis & Sons
Circle L, Farms
Mirasol Co
Buttonwillow
F. McCarthy & Sons
Tulare
A. H. Karpe
Gilkey Farms, Inc
Corcoran
Parsons Ranch
Boyett Farming Co
O. Fry & Sons
Hudson Ranches, Inc
Calipatria
John Norton Farms
Mitchellinda Red, Inc
Alpaugh
C. Est Graham
S. Stamoules & Co
Mendoza
Davis & Mabry
Tranquility
John C. Conn
Coalinga
Chicca Bros
Twin Farms
Porter Land Co
Commerce Incorporation Declared in Los Angeles County
Commerce becomes the 67th city in Los Angeles County after residents approve incorporation 895 to 283. The new city covers six and a half miles in East Los Angeles and hosts 500 major industries with a population of 1300.
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Commerce
UPI
Commerce Today
Los Angeles County
Los Angeles
No Threats From Gov't To Settle Steel Dispute
President Eisenhower rejected claims that the administration used threat or pressure to settle the steel dispute saying the agreement arose from circumstantial factors and voluntary choices. He noted the Taft Hartley Law, anticipated union contracts, and the likelihood workers would reject the final offer. No immediate steel price rise is expected.
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Gov't
Washington
UPI
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
James P. Mitchell
Nixon
Mitchell
Can and Aluminum Industries
Body Of Missing National City Girl Found
The body of 10 year old Mary Lou Olson from National City was found in heavy brush south of Tijuana Mexico. Her father Lawrence Olson a postal worker identified her. Autopsy planned to determine time of death and whether sexual molestation occurred. A bruise on the left temple noted. FBI involvement confirmed.
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Tijuana
Mexico
UPI
California
Mary Lou Olson
Lawrence
Tijuana- Ensenada
Mary Lou
FBI
Mrs. Roosevelt Skips Democratic Convention Visit
Eleanor Roosevelt, 75, will not attend the National Democratic Convention in Los Angeles this July. The widow of Franklin D. Roosevelt told the Friends Committee on Legislation at First Methodist Church that she does not want to become involved politically. She urged aid to underdeveloped nations as sound business and said she is not backing any candidate before the convention.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Eleanor Roosevelt
Bridges Sees Open Fight For GOP Vice Nominee
New York senator Styles Bridges said the Republican national convention could feature a wide open race for the vice presidential nomination. He named eight potential contenders including Gov. Nelson Rockefeller, Fred Seaton, Robert Anderson, William Rogers, James Mitchell, Everett Dirksen, Charles Halleck, Mark Hatfield, and Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. The July Chicago meeting could be a free for all.
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UPI
Styles Bridges
R-N.h
Bridges
Chicago
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Interior
Fred Seaton
Treasury
Robert B. Anderson
William P. Rogers
Labor
Pinay quits French cabinet in bid to retire from politics
Paris reports finance minister Antoine Pinay, 63, declares he will quit the government and retire from political life at least temporarily after clashing with Premier Michel Debre over economic policy and criticizing De Gaulle’s NATO stance. De Gaulle summons Bank of France governor Wilfrid Baumgartner to potentially succeed him. Pinay has led France’s economic recovery for 19 months.
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Paris
UPI
Antoine Pinay
Charles de Gaulle
Pinay
Michel Debre
France
de Gaulle
NATO
Wilfrid Baumgartner
Bank of France
Payola Hearings Target Radio TV Djs in February
Chairman Oren Harris announced the House investigating subcommittee will begin radio television payola hearings around February 8. Several disc jockeys are expected to be called as witnesses in the probe conducted by the committee.
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Washington
UPI
Oren Harris
House
Work To Start On Saturn Rocket Upper Stages
Washington reports the government ordered an early start on Saturn rocket upper stages powered by liquid hydrogen and liquid oxygen. Built by the Army Ballistic Missile Agency in Huntsville Alabama, the eight engine booster will reach 150 feet with two upper stages. Ground tests begin spring with first flight tests set for 1961 62 and full mission around 1964 65. Early versions aim to place 15 tons in a 300 mile orbit, with later models capable of over 100 tons and missions to Mars and Venus. The program envisions crewed lunar and satellite orbits before return to Earth.
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Washington
UPI
Moon
Planets
Saturn
Army Ballistic Missile Agency
Huntsville
Ala
Mars
Venus
Russia
Earth
Eisenhower Concedes Soviet Missile Target Range Right
President Eisenhower said the Soviet Union has a right to use part of the Central Pacific as a missile target area, noting the U.S. has fired missiles into similar zones. He addressed protests, defense program critique, and upcoming treaty steps while confirming Rockefeller’s withdrawal and Civil Rights bill delays. He defended leaders in West Germany against listing former Nazis.
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UPI
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Washington
Eisenhower
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United States
Russia
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Mike Mansfield
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U.S
Nikita Khrushchev
U. S
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
GOP
Rchard M. Nixon
Rockefeller
Congress
House Judiciary Committee
House Rules Committee
West Germany
Douglas bored with talk of Nixon campaign tactics
Helen Gahagan Douglas, wife of Melvyn Douglas, said she never discusses the 1950 Senate race tactics against Richard Nixon. At a Beverly Hills press conference before a Hadassah address, she refused to comment on whether Democrats would raise that campaign if Nixon is the Republican nominee. She urged candidates to focus on the great issues of the time.
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UPI
Richard M. Nixon
Helen Gahagan Douglas
Hadassah
Zionist Women's Organization of America
Douglas
Melvyn Douglas
Nixon
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