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Tucson Daily Citizen in Tucson, Arizona

17 Dec 1963

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Tucson Daily Citizen

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Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1963

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4

Sinatra Jr. aids FBI hunt in Canoga Park kidnapping

Frank Sinatra Jr. helped police locate his captors by counting footsteps and noting sounds during confinement in Canoga Park. He identified a hamburger stand on a wrapper and helped reveal the hideout as investigations led to three suspects, with indictments expected soon.

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Los Angeles UPI Frank Sinatra Jr FBI Frank Jr United Press International Sinatra Jr Canoga Park John William Irwin San Diego Calif Barry Worthington Keenan Joseph Clyde Amsler Playa del Rey Keenan Amsler U.S Frank Sinatra Sr Canoga Park House Sinatra San Fernando Valley Head Lockheed Air Burbank
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Four New Super Stars Found By Astronomers

A California astronomer reports the discovery of four new radio stars named 3C425 309 3C47 and 3C16 revealed at a gravitational collapse symposium attended by Mar taan Schmidt from Mt Palomar and Mt Wilson observatories. The stars emit strong radio signals and widen the field beyond the previously known 3C273 which shines with enormous energy. Dr Fred Hoyle notes gravity could yield energy far surpassing the most powerful nuclear reactions. 3C273, the brightest object, is 1 500 million light years away and vastly more luminous than the sun.

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Dallas California Martaan Schmidt Mt. Palomar Mt. Wilson Observatories Outer Space Fred Hoyle Cambridge University Cen Tered Earth
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