Missionary ship Crusader abandons voyage near Baja California
Coast Guard reported the Crusader and nine aboard were in danger after taking on water about 20 miles off the Baja California coast, while a tug aboard St Anthony attempted to tow toward Cape San Lucas. The Crusader, a Calvary Church mission ship built in Washington, sailed Feb 16 from Los Angeles Harbor for Health, with Pastor Rev Howard A. Smith aboard. all aboard were declared safe as rescue efforts continued.
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Secretaries Misread Tragedy In San Francisco Report
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Stewardesses Tag High Born Baby in Hawaii Flight
In Honolulu a Pan American jet carried Kwok Ping hin and family from Hong Kong to New York. The newborn Fan Mei was born during the flight or on arrival, with older siblings continuing on to New York. Kwok stayed with his wife to care for the infant.
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Automation and Job Loss Risk in Railroad Type Contract
The article outlines a settlement plan to reduce arbiter positions due to automation. It states that terminated employees receive 70 percent of base pay in year one and 60 percent for the next three years, with over 4,000 workers affected. It notes appeals to railroad workers since 1958 and ongoing on-call arrangements.
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One Minute Newspaper Historic Landmark Burns and Smog
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