Byrne Dies After Heart Attack At 52 In Chico
Top of the News reports State Sen Paul L Byrne died at 52 from a heart attack in Chico. He had secured both Republican and Democratic nominations in a primary sweep. Other items include an Athens earthquake felt across the Mediterranean and Algiers warning of a possible storm if Ben Bella’s bureau is disrupted. In Washington, Murphy defense by former President Numan stands amid Estes case scrutiny. Los Angeles County to review $86.5 million building backlog for a November road program. Kansas City recap: Angels beat Athletics 10-5 behind Dean Chance and Leon Waghel’s two homers.
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Chico—State
Paul L. Byrne
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Los Angeles Angels
Kansas City Athletics
Dean Chance
Leon Waghel
Record of rising living costs and scattered news items
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports July consumer prices at 105.5 percent of the 1957–59 base, signaling a nickel drop in buying power. A Dallas hearing ties former state railroad official D. Murphy to a $58,000 bribe to pirates. Tropical Alma spares major damage. a heat test aims to map temperature variation across a ship. Eastern Air Lines axes 4,000 jobs over its twin engine fleet discontinuance. Soblen appeals Britain’s court of appeal to avoid deportation to the U.S. Jacqueline Kennedy is named an honorary citizen of Rasvello, Holy.
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
Washington
David McAngus
Wella
McAngus
Dallas
Texas
D. Murphy
Railroad Commission
Ministers Jailed in Albany Race Demonstration
In Albany Georgia a bi racial group of 75 ministers and laymen from the north and midwest demonstrated for desegregation in front of City Hall. Police Chief Laurie Pritchett ordered the arrest of the group four times urging dispersal in the name of decency. The demonstrators were jailed for defying orders as tensions among white residents rose.
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Albany
Midwest
Laurie Pritchett
Pritchett
City Mall
Nepros
Georgia
Classified ad success with two rentals reported
Independent and StarNews classified ads brought fast easy economical results for renting a home. E R Butterfield of 5608 Vencino Dr Glendora says both runs produced wonderful results. Call Camore 6-0311 or tollfree Zovilth 2330 to place a classifier ad this weekend.
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E.R. Butterfield
Vencino Dr
Glendora
Kennedy Jobless Pay Bill Rejected by House Senate Approves Tax Credit Plan
Congress dealt President Kennedy a double setback and win as the House Ways and Means Committee rejected the unemployment compensation extension by 13 to 12, while the Senate approved a 52 to 30 vote on a seven percent investment tax credit amid tax reform debate. The push backed by Kennedy aimed to curb recession risk without an immediate tax cut, but House leaders expressed shock at the defeat. The Finance Committee chairman opposed the credit, and Kennedy met with Democratic leaders at the White House before the votes.
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House
Kennedy
Senate
Washington
Congress
Ways and Means
Finance Committee
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Tad
Torres
White House
Hoover Rests After Tumor Operation
New York UPL reports former President Herbert Hoover aged 88 underwent three hour surgery at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center to remove an intestinal tumor. He chatted with nurses after the procedure, then slept. Tissue to biopsy to assess cancer. Surgeons said Hoover’s pulse and blood pressure were good and his condition satisfactory as he returned to his rooms. Visits from son Allan and wife expected.
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New York
UPL
Herbert Hoover
Rudolph N. Schullinger
Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
Hoover
Schwinger
Moover
Allan
Honver
Schullinger
Eleover
William Frank Graham Dies in Presbyterian Hospital
Graham Se died in Presbyterian Hospital Charlotte N C aged ? The father of evangelist Billy Graham, he passed away yesterday.
Venus Spacecraft Mariner 2 Boosts U S Prestige
The Mariner 2 probe, launched from Cape Canaveral, heads toward Venus on a 181 million mile voyage to study its atmosphere and search for life. Caltech JPL in Pasadena tracks the instrument laden craft as it aims to within 10 000 miles of Venus in December, a milestone that could restore U S space prestige after Soviet space successes.
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United States
Russia
Tmankind
Caltech
Venus
Pearl
Ami
Mariner
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Earth
APL
Goldstone
Barstow
Mariner 2
County Hikes Tax Rate to Balance 1962 Budget
County supervisors raised the 1962 levy to 2.0818 per 100 of assessed value, the second-highest county rate, despite assessment gains below projections. The move funds a 612,066,538 budget, with property tax share rising by 16,298. The action also sets district tax rates for several school and special districts including Pasadena Unified and nearby districts, while lowering some library and plate tax rates.
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Hasrae Yollinger
Pasadena
Alhambra City
Arcadia
Azusa
Cevina Valley Unie
South Pasa
Kicna
West Covina
Up Toth
Baldwin Park
SRM
Arson Suspected In Northern California Forest Fire
A 9 500 acre brush and timber fire near Clear Lake in the Cabh Mountain area may have been set deliberately. It threatens vacation areas as crews of about 600 work to contain the blaze, while a separate 6,000 acre fire near Lake Shasta is 83 percent contained and another blaze in central California is contained.
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San Prancisco
San Francisco
Cabh Mountain
Clear Lake
Redding
Lake Shasta
Cathfnrea
Massive San Gabriel fires scorch 11000 acres and devastate Autry land
A mammoth brush fire in the San Gabriel Mountains burned over 11000 acres in Placerita Canyon and Hasley Canyon, destroying Gene Autry’s Melody Ranch facilities and 73 percent of the Autry property. At Olive View Sanitarium 700 patients evacuated as flames advanced toward Sylmar and Chatsworth. more than 1000 firefighters battled the blaze with heavy equipment and borate bombers while city departments issued Yellow alert. The second blaze threatened an oil field 75 miles northwest, pushing fire toward Potrero Canyon as authorities directed firefighting efforts.
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San Gabriel Mountains
Gene Autry
Placerita Canyon
Newhall
Hasley Canyon
Pasadena
Crescenta
U.S. 6
Oat
Chatsworth
Oat Mountain
San Gabriel Valley
Borate
Olive View Sanitarium
Sylmar
Golden State
Carol Curtis
Olive View
Autry
Wyatt Earp
Highway 126
Potrero Canyon
Keith Klinger
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Malta
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Ben Bella
Harry S. Numan
Charles Murphy
Estes
Blaze
News of the World
Alma
Rodert Rastoworth
Nis
Ealwards Airy Force Base
Sir Liars
Jackie
Villarge Square
Jacqueline Kennedy
Rasvello, Holy
Coun
Graham Se
U.S
Colina
Inside the Independent
Ruth Suilheainet
Marjorie Krieg
Bridge
James Marlow
Sir Marquis Childs
Oh Lee Merriman
Rube Samuelsen
Eepeeisee
Society
William A. Dupe
Steinerahu
Bill Stamner
Financial
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Virginia Kay
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