Heavy Fog Triggers Multi-Vehicle Crashes Across Central California
Thick fog blanketed central California causing a massive morning traffic disaster. More than 250 vehicles collided with at least one fatality and multiple injuries reported in Sacramento and Stockton areas. About 150 cars damaged in a sprawling congestion as police termed it an historic Sacramento jam. Most crashes described as fender-bender and headlight-smash incidents.
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400 Children Stricken by Food Poisoning in Riverside
Authorities investigate a food poisoning outbreak at the Alvord School District, affecting 400 children ages five to 12 with 70 hospitalized. Officials say a turkey dressing prepared in the district kitchen and distributed to nine schools is the likely source, with bacillus welshii identified in a lunch sample. The central kitchen remains closed as inspectors determine the cause.
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Table Manners Lead to Divorce Court
London Mrs. Chris Varley told the judge her husband was granted a divorce after citing cruel behavior at meals. She said he spoke with a knife and fork between mouthsful, prompting the courtroom action yesterday.
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Plan for Partisan Elections Spurs Sacramento Debate
The League of California Cities backs partisan county and city elections arguing for a 100000 plus city scope. Assemblyman Burton proposes partisan city elections while Richard Carpenter warns of bossism erosion. Gov Brown housing discrimination bill outlines tougher FEPC enforcement and expands power to curb housing bias.
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NASA Industry Conference Slated for February
NASA announced a private industry conference for February 11 and 12 to outline agency programs. The meeting will involve private firms which receive about 90 percent of NASA spending.
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Salinger Sees Paper Strikes Becoming Intolerable
White House press secretary Pierre Salinger called the New York and Cleveland newspaper strikes intolerable and urged a citizen study of newspaper economics. He warned that a single union or management blocking papers harms the public, while defending collective bargaining rights.
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Striking New York Printers and Publishers Split Further
Federal mediators failed to unite striking printers and publishers as the New York newspaper strike entered its seventh week. The two sides were reported to be even farther apart than at the start 42 days earlier, affecting four papers and five others suspending operations in the city.
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Poet T. S. Eliot Reported Quite Recovered From Illness
London poet T. S. Eliot, age 74, is said to be quite recovered after a chest ailment that kept him in hospital since before Christmas. The smog that blanketed London in mid December affected his health.
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School Menu Week Eight Lunches
Monday toasted cheese sandwich peas tossed green salad cherry cobbler. Tuesday hamburger on bun corn lettuce wedge fruit compote. Wednesday turkey mashed potatoes cole slaw apricot cup roll and butter. Thursday enchiladas green beans chef's salad jellied fruit French bread and butter. Friday tuna and noodles stewed tomatoes celery sticks orange wedges roll and butter.
Tshombe Heads For Risky Peace Flight To Kolwezi
U N officials report President Moise Tshombe will fly to Kolwezi to urge his loyal guards to surrender peacefully to U N troops. He travels solo unless guarded by a company of his troops, with radar tracking from Kipushi during the hour flight.
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Kennedy Tax Cut Hearings Set With Fast Schedule
The House Ways and Means Committee will start hearings February 6 on President Kennedy's 10 billion dollar three year tax cut plan with Treasury Secretary Dillon and other adminsistration officials testifying. Public hearings resume February 18 with written statements due by March 15. the plan aims at two individual tax cuts in 1963 and 1964 plus corporate cuts and revenue from closing tax preferences.
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Kennedy Seeks Villa on Italian Coast for Holiday
The London Daily Mirror reports President Kennedy plans to buy or rent a holiday villa at Conca di Marina on the Italian coast near Ravello, a location Mrs. Kennedy visited last summer.
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Airman Killed in Jet Mishap at Fargo Base
An Air National Guardsman named M. Sgt. Gordon Wilde, 43, of Fargo was killed when he was sucked into the air intake of an F89 fighter during a maintenance check. He and two other mechanics from the 119th Fighter Group were working on the jet when the accident occurred.
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Zemo Plan Promises Teen Acne Relief and Savings
A 12 point skin care and diet plan claimed to help four teenage acne cases in a test. The Zemo Liquid Skin Medication circular urges immediate orders from De TC Memphis 1, Tenn, with a 30 day money back guarantee and prices starting at 54.
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Morse Sees Settlement Possible in Dock Strike Talks
Senator Wayne Morse says he hopes to announce a negotiated settlement to the $675 million 27 day dock strike by midnight tomorrow. He orders top negotiators on call 24 hours, as talks continue separately with ILA and NYLA with a joint session planned before midnight. If no deal, a report to Kennedy and possible anti strike legislation will follow.
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Survivor recounts sea disaster near Korea ferry
A survivor described a Yellow Sea storm sinking the 34 ton ferry Yun Ho on a 15 mile run from Yunho to Mokpo. Temperatures were near freezing as the vessel capsized four miles from Mokpo, with 80 to 100 feared dead and Suk Chong soo the sole survivor.
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Czech Leader Arrives in Pasadena for Four Day Visit
Novotny arrived yesterday for a four day official visit. The Pasadena notice lists contact at 525 East Colorado Blvd and a daily and Sunday home delivery option priced at $2.00 per month in advance.
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