Tenyearold drives solo to aunt's home in Pacoima
Stephen Dugmanies, age 10, took a first driving lesson solo on Monday, driving 62 miles from home to his aunt Bernice Watts in Pacoima during peak rush hour on the San Diego Freeway. Police learned of the trip from a neighbor. Stephen later rode home with his mother and 17yearold cousin after a severe reaction.
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Winslow Couples Attend Red Cross of Constantine in Phoenix
Four Winslow couples attended the annual Masonic Red Cross of Constantine event in Phoenix on Saturday evening December 5. The affair honors distinguished Masons and invites their wives to attend. attendees included Mr and Mrs Ted Jenkins and Dr and Mrs C H Baldwin from Winslow.
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Phoenix Man Arrested In Shooting Case
Timothy Nicholson, 22, of Phoenix, was arrested in Temple City on suspicion of murder after his twin brother Todd Nicholson was found shot dead in Todd’s $400,000 apartment. Earlier reports called the shooting accidental. investigators say Timothy fired two shots and offered no clear account.
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Supreme Court to rule on post office mail destruction law
The Supreme Court agreed to decide if a law allowing the post master general to destroy abroad Communist political propaganda without a recipient's consent is constitutional. Corliss Lamont, publisher, appealed a New York federal three judge court ruling that the case was moot after a Peking Review copy was delivered during the suit.
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Russian Women Seek Shorter Workday in Soviet Appeal
Soviet working women push for reduced hours and more time for home duties. Trud, the labor paper, says living standards have improved yet housewives bear heavier workloads and should gain more equipment to ease chores, allowing shorter office or plant hours.
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Football Hall Of Fame Gains Ten Tonight
New York AP The Football Foundation will honor 10 new Hall of Fame inductees alongside Don ald B Lourie at a capacity crowd. Inductees include coach Red Blaik and players from Yale, Princeton, Brown, Washington, Michigan, SMU and others with three posthumous selections. Notre Dame receives the MacArthur Bowl as outstanding college team of 1964.
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Red) Blaik
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United States Recognizes Bolivian Military Regime
The United States recognizes Bolivia's new military junta that toppled President Victor Paz Estenssoro on November 4. It pledged elections for May 30 to form a new representative government and said aid will resume for some projects immediately while discussions begin on others.
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Dogs Lead McNary In First Cage Game Of Year
The Bulldogs beat McNary 74 to 50 with Hysong scoring 24 points and Easley adding 13. McNary’s Stingley and Ward each had 15. Upcoming games include Grobe’s Tigers at home Friday and a Saturday trip to St Johns.
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Jersey Joe Wallcott Named Referee for Patterson Powell Fight
Former heavyweight champion Jersey Joe Wallcott was chosen to referee Saturday night's 10 round bout between Floyd Patterson of New York and Charlie Powell of San Diego in San Juan Puerto Rico AP reports.
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West Germans Preserve Christmas Tree Traditions
West German celebrate a century old holiday symbol with the Christmas tree at the center of festivity. Candles historically adorned the tree and though artificial lights have become common many still prefer the traditional candlelit display.
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