Killed and 17 Hurt as Greyhound Bus Collides on I-5
A Greyhound bus collided with a turning tractor trailer in fog south of the Orange San Diego line. Bus driver Raymond Keith Benskin, 35, of Redondo Beach, died. Seventeen aboard were treated for injuries. three remained hospitalized. Passengers from Camp Pendleton and Navy personnel were among the injured.
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San Clemente
Greyhound
Here
Hue
Raymond Keith Benskin
Redonda Beach
Sitallesa
Benskin
Npduced
Speedo Mic Shute
Way Parrol
Wills
Eugene Peters
Hawthorne
Jyoht
Camp Pongleton Naval Hospital
Uel Himpach
Thomas Cunning
Han
Wiliam D.brown
Camp Pendleton
Thomas E. Gorser
USS
Ingersoll
Oceanside
Laguna Beach
Orange
San Diego County
Leftist Dominicans Near Victory In National Elections
In Santo Domingo Dominican Republic Juany Bosch of the leftist party led with about half the votes counted, 1,330,881 to 143,174 for Viriato A. Fiallo of the Civic Union. Election officials cautioned against premature victory claims as returns from interior areas lagged and a minor disturbance occurred at Independence Park.
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Santo Gomingo
Domicanican
Juany Bosch
Bosch
Viriato A. Fiallo
The
National Civic Union
National Elections Board
Fiallo
Civic Union
Inte
Fzap
Independence Park
Lieseh
Shriners Hospital Names Clara Wallace Administrator
Clara Wallace of Ely Nevada was named administrator of the Shriners Hospital for Crippled Children Los Angeles unit to succeed Margaret Tiates Rose. The appointment was announced by Viewing Kersey chairman of the hospital board. The Los Angeles unit at 3180 Geneva St has 60 beds and was opened in 1952 as the Shrine’s 17th hospital.
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Clara Wallace
Ely
Nev
Thursby
Shriners Hospital For Crippled’ S Children
Los Angeles
Viewing Kersey
Hhe Hospital
Miss Wallace
Margaret Tiates Rose
Ava Belived
Shrine
Atl
Geneva St
Bombs Burst at Puerto Rico Office Party No Injuries Reported
At a Fifth Avenue Christmas party for children in the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico offices, two homemade bombs exploded, shattering a hallway but causing no injuries among about 70 youngsters. Police said a definite possibility exists that agents loyal to Castro planted the devices. emergency crews rushed to the scene as investigators questioned staff and security guards.
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New York
Fifth Ave
Commonwealth of Puerto Rico
O'Connell
Olliner
Manhattan
Fidel Castro
Assistint
Anthony O'Connell
Commonwealth
Missing Since Tuesday Hundred Seek Lost Boy
In Pekin Illinois HL Upi reports more than 500 volunteers searched nine square miles for 3 year old Mikey Ivey who vanished three days earlier. His mother cried that he was kidnapped while authorities noted no foul play but speculated he might be in a gravel pit as divers were requested to return.
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PEKIN
UPI
Mikey Ivey
Tazewell
Grooryn Sweeler
Swearr
Mike
Ivey
Trey
Ind
State Crime Laboratory
Re-seeding Underway After Mt Lowe Burn
Altadena crews from the Forest Service begin re-seeding a burned foothill area near Mt. Lowe. A helicopter and six man crew will spread grass seed over 54 acres burned earlier in the week while 75 firefighters continue mop up. Fire started Sunday at 1 p.m. and authorities report containment, yet searches for a missing boy who vanished Tuesday continue with nearby family awaiting news.
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Altadena
Forest Service
Mt. Lowe
Ends 50 Years of Talk on City County Health Merger
Supervisor Kenneth Hahn warned that county taxes would spike if new health facilities are built under city county health department consolidation. He urged the city to transfer 15 million dollars in structures to the county, shifting health costs to a broader tax base and potentially eliminating 770 city health positions. He cited 1916 discussions and noted plans to repurpose the Civic Center Health Building, with debate over using the health site as a new City Hall annex.
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Kenneth Atin
Yesteriny
Menger
Walth
Hahn
Health Department
Roger Arnebergh
Hatha
Lindon
Hollinger
Mahn
Civic Center
City Hall
Newsprint Use Shows Increase in 1969 Record
New York report cites American Newspaper Publishers Association figures showing newspapers consumed 684,816 tons in the first 15 months of the year, 128,351 tons above the 1969 Timond record, marking a record year for print usage.
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New York
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Timond
Association Repartet
Congo Crisis Sparks U N and U S Debate in Ambitious News Conference
United Nations officials and U S authorities spar over Soviet intervention in the Congo amid a U S military mission to aid the UN force. Adlai Stevenson said there is no Soviet interference, while Valerian Zorin warned the move could provoke complications. Both sides stressed professional handling as the Congo crisis unfolds.
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United Nations
U.S
Adlai F. Stevenson
Congo
Stevenson
Aif
Russia
Antoine
Gizenga
General Assembly
Valerian A. Zarin
Nassau
Army Tt
Lewis Truman
Thant
Zorin
United States
Vince
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Independent
Walter Dorn Jewelers
Colorado Blvd
Scaiumess Pharmacy
Pasadena
Chafsimas Amm
Leigh M. Railsback
Lake Ave
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le Aia Blvd
T Minute
LA Ordens
Paladina SY
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Trailar
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