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Letter writer challenges Mr Runyon's view on autos and smog, citing 1950s research. John M Campbell of General Motors Research notes uncertainty about auto exhaust impact but acknowledges its significance. Haagen-Smit and Stanford Franklin studies support hydrocarbon role. Turn to Pace Four.
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Strike of Drug Clerks Averted by 10 Day Stay
Los Angeles officials say a 10 day extension to June 27 averts a clerks strike at major chains from Santa Barbara to San Diego. The dispute centers on wage and contract language with unions seeking 13 cents for clerks and higher pharmacist pay, firms offering 5 cents and 10 cents respectively and a one year contract. Negotiations will continue to resolve remaining issues without economic action.
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Rains Bring Floods and Heat Across Midwest
Storms drenched the Midwest with heavy rainfall triggering flash floods in several areas while other regions baked under extreme heat. The weather mix highlighted rising water levels and intense temperatures across the region.
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Three youths detained after Cyprus restaurant bombing kills US official
In Nicosia three youths were held for questioning after bombs exploded at the Little Soho Restaurant killing US Vice Consul William P. Boteler and injuring three other Americans. British troops recovered the suspects shortly after the Saturday night blast. Boteler, 26, of Washington DC, died from wounds, while two others remained in serious condition.
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Jazz guitarist dies in Hollywood apartment fire
Billy Dillard, 30, of the Red Norve jazz trio, perished as fire swept his Hollywood Hills flat early yesterday. Weekend guest and UCLA student Robert Tully, 28, a trumpet player, was seriously burned. Fire officials say the blaze started from a lighted cigarette and spread from Dillard’s downstairs unit to the upstairs hall. Damage was estimated at
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Veredi Murder Trial Opens After Insanity Plea
Veredi Joseph W. Veredi stands trial on murder charges for the Feb 3 killing of his daughter Marie Yvonne as his estranged wife Carmine watches. County jail psychiatrist Dr Marcus Crahan testified Veredi acted impulsively and without plan, claiming retribution for alleged abuses by his wife.
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Tear Gas Drops Rioting At Strasser Convention In Germany
Tear gas hushed clashes as Otto Strasser’s Nationalist German Social Union met in Miltenberg. Five people injured in fights between Strasser loyalists and leftists. Strasser, 59, once linked to Hitler, urged Germany to stay neutral and aligned with a wall of neutral states from Sweden to India.
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Three Men Held for Attack on Covina Girl
In Altadena, three men allegedly surprised a 20 year old Covina girl in a taped beating. George R. Berton 25 Garden Grove and George E. McCumber 23 Anaheim were booked on rape and kidnapping suspicion. Efrain Savala 23 Atwood faced kidnapping and assault charges.
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Bomb Blast Shocks Medford Man on Porch
An 85 year old Medford man was badly injured when a dynamite bomb exploded on his porch. A second bomb aimed at theatrical agent John L. Sulman failed to detonate. Police consider possible business rivalry. Sullivan runs J. J. Sullivan Theatrical Agency in Boston. The blast was felt across Malden and Melrose.
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Pasadena Youth Shot At Neighborhood Party
A 19 year old Pasadena City College student, Herman H. Wright, was wounded by a shotgun blast during a party at 1939 Navarro Ave. Ten carloads of youths from West Los Angeles invaded the overcrowded event hosted by Mrs LeRoy Franklin. Wright was treated for birdshot punctures in his back after a scuffle with two strangers and a later shotgun volley. Witnesses noted youths wore blue grey jackets with Serenaders on the back.
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Berserk Man Talks Down From 55 Foot Water Tower
Frank L. Sanders 34 of Jacksonville Indiana climbed a 55 foot water tower and threatened to jump unless left alone. After more than eight hours and pleas from three doctors a nurse and a clergyman Sanders came down as authorities arrived.
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Drought Strains Bethany Missouri Town Water Supply
Bethany Missouri residents face severe water shortages with two weeks of supplies left. Mayor Raymond Wheeler asks residents to conserve as car washes and nonessential uses halt. The town seeks water by truck from Trenton and Pattonsburg and asks the Army to consider an emergency pipeline. Federal survey teams arrive to assess drought impact.
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Bus Burns 22 Escape on Weimar Run
A chartered Greyhound bound for Palo Alto with Shriners was swept by fire on U S 40 at Weimar. All 22 passengers escaped injury. The bus was a total loss and firefighters from Awburn could not save it. Weimar lies 40 miles east of Sacramento. The blaze started when a tree caught fire. A replacement bus was sent to pick up the passengers from the Western Shrine Assn session in Reno.
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