Hong Kong Flu Spreads in Corona Norco Area
Doctors report a rising flu incidence linked to a Hong Kong flu type with chest congestion and a harsh cough. In Los Angeles County more than 7 000 pupils were out sick and absenteeism rose to over 10 percent at 28 schools as the virus spread among students.
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Hong Kong
Corona
Norco
Los Angeles
Charles Gunnoe
Corona Medical Group
State
Los Angeles County
San Fernando Valley
Readers pick favorite animals in question poll
Readers name varied animal choices from horses and cats to monkeys eagles and lions. Gretchen Jones Laurie Windt Renee Love Mike Stemm and Howard Wilson share desires to become fast cats agile monkeys soaring eagles or regal lions in this community prompt.
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Gretchen Jones
Eises Pine
Laurie Windt
Granada Cr
Renee Love
W. Olive
Mike Stemm
Second St
Pre-dawn Showers Moisture Coronita Norco Area
Pre-dawn showers moistened lawns and pavement across Corona Norco and Coronita with amounts of .07 in Corona .03 in El Cerrito .10 in Norco and .15 in Coronita. Temps held cool rising nine degrees to noon, overnight low around 50. Clearing tonight with possible sub 35 temps. tomorrow sunny but cool with gusty winds.
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Corona
Norco
Coronita
el Cerrito
Nude tavern dancers draw legal scrutiny in California
In San Bernardino officials report topless and nude performances follow recent U S and California Supreme Court rulings. Assistant district attorney Dan A Turner says simple nudity convictions are unlikely now, but he warns dancers may soon face prosecutions for lewd acts as local venues push boundaries.
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San Bernardino
U.S
California
Supreme Courts
Dan A. Turner
Turner
Market sign dispute looms over Corona store signs
The Corona City Planning Commission weighs whether the Speed Food Market at Grand Circle City Fullerton should use signs allowed for a shopping center or adhere to individual business rules. The dispute centers on frontage measurement and sign area under C-1 zoning with a Dec 17 study session set to decide.
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Speed Food
Grand
Circle City
Fullerton
Corona City
Jim White
Planning Commission
Grand, Fullerton
Commission
John Collins
Collins
Freeway Crash Kills Two Riverside Residents
Two Riverside residents died in a morning freeway crash when a southbound Arlington Avenue onramp vehicle lost control on wet pavement and crossed the divider into a northbound lane striking another car head on. Mary Virginia Steele, 42, of 3551 Lillian Street, and Roger Keith White, 44, of 6209 Magnolia Avenue, died at Riverside Community Hospital.
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Arlington Avenue
Riverside Freeway
Mary Virginia Steele
Lillian St
Roger Keith White
Magnolia Ave
Riverside Community Hospital
Laird Accepts Defense Post Under Nixon Pressure
Melvin R. Laird agreed to become secretary of defense after intense pressure from President-elect Nixon. The 46 year old Wisconsin Republican, elected to an eighth term with 64 percent, said duty outweighed his desire to stay in the House.
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Washington
Melvin R. Laird
Defense
Nixon
Wisconsin
Steinbeck Reported Suffering Heart Trouble in New York
Novelist John Steinbeck aged 66, Pulitzer and Nobel laureate, is reported to have heart trouble. His agent and Miss Elizabeth Otis say he has been unwell for several months but remains ambulatory.
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New York
John Steinbeck
Elizabeth Otis
Steinbeck
Belgrade Birth Sets Record at Local Clinic
Milena Jakovljevic a 26 year old housewife delivered a 15 pound baby at Belgrade Gynaecologic Clinic the birth described as without precedent in Belgrade announced yesterday The event marks a notable case at the clinic and is described as unprecedented in the city.
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Belgrade
Milena Jakovljevic
Norco council holds lengthy personnel session
Norco city officials conducted an hour long personnel session last night in a joint meeting with the park board to discuss merger plans. The closed portion lasted about two hours and the session did not adjourn until near 11 p.m.
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Norco
Park Board
Trappist Monk Thomas Merton Dies in Bangkok Accident
Thomas Merton a 53 year old Trappist monk and author of The Seven Storey Mountain was electrocuted in Bangkok when a fan shorted a circuit during a visit. He died the same day as Karl Barth, a leading Protestant theologian, and his body was found in his hotel room. He was born in 1915 in Prades France to an American Quaker mother and British Anglican father.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Thomas Merton
Karl Barth
Merton
Prades
French Pyrenees
France
England
Bermuda
United States
New York City
Columbia University
U S And North Vietnam Clash Over Conference Table Style
The Vietnam peace talks stall as Cyrus Vance and Col Ha Van Lau fail to resolve whether the talks should use a square table. The United States rejects a square table while Hanoi pushes equality for the NLF, delaying the start of expanded negotiations.
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NLF
U.S
United States
Hijacked Trans World Plane Lands in Havana With 32 on Board
A Trans World jet on an inaugural St. Louis to Miami flight was hijacked over Tennessee. Captain Dennis Maloney, with a gun at his back, steered the plane to Havana where 32 passengers and seven crew members landed. Cuban security officials escorted off a young Negro couple believed to be the hijackers.
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Miami
Fla
Trans World
St. Louis
Tennessee
Dennis Maloney
Havana
Jose Martin Airport
Rockefeller sought Nixon cabinet post but no offer made
Albany sources say Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller hoped for a cabinet post in the Nixon administration but was not offered any direct position. The report notes no formal offer was extended and outlines Rockefeller’s public stance.
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Albany, N
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
Mayo wins high post in Nixon cabinet selection
President elect Nixon named Chicago banker Robert Mayo as a federal budget director candidate. Mayo, with 18 years in the Treasury and nine in private banking, will be a top member of the cabinet team and attend all cabinet meetings as Nixon prepares to announce other choices in Washington.
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Nixon
Chicago
Robert Mayo
Washington
Pierre
Mayo
Treasury Department
Nixon's cabinet picks revealed for 1969 administration
A Republican source lists Nixon's proposed cabinet nominees including William P. Rogers for Secretary of State, Melvin Laird for Defense, David Kennedy for Treasury, John N. Mitchell as Attorney General, and others such as Robert Finch, George Romney, George Shultz, John Volpe, Walter Hickel, Maurice Stans, Clifford Hardin, and Winton Blount for top posts. The selections cover State, Defense, Treasury, Justice, Health Education and Welfare, Housing and Urban Development, Labor, Transportation, Interior, Commerce, Agriculture, and Postmaster General.
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Nixon
William P. Rogers
New York
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
R—Wis
the Treasury
David Kennedy
Continental Illinois National Bank of Chicago
John N. Mitchell
Health, Education and Welfare
Robert H. Finch
California
Housing and Urban Development
George Romney
Michigan
George P. Shultz
Graduate School -Of-Business
University of Chicago
John A. Volpe
Massachusetts
Interior
Walter J. Hickel
Alaska
Maurice H. Stans
Clifford M. Hardin
University of Nebraska
Winton M. Blount
Montgomery
Ala
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Millionaire Raymond Ryan indicted over Safari Club records
A federal grand jury indicted millionaire Raymond John Ryan 64 on conspiracy to defraud the government and obstruction of justice in a case alleging he and his secretary altered Mount Kenya Safari Club records to hide complimentary memberships for Mafia members. Ryan, co owner with William Holden and Carl Hirschmann, faces arraignment within two weeks. He also runs Ryan Oil Co and formerly owned the El Mirador Hotel. The probe dates to 1967 and covers travel aiding racketeering, extortion, robbery and perjury.
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Los Angeles
Raymond John Ryan
Ryan
U.S
Pot-sniffing dog stirs dispute over mailroom seal
Cocoa Florida authorities critique a narcotics raid after postal officials say a dog Duke violated the sanctity of the seal by sniffing three first class packages in the Cocoa post office. Sheriff Leigh Wilson and Lt. Edgar Brannon defend the canine’s role and note Duke’s arrest track record and courtroom use.
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Cocoa
Fla
C.P
Geiger
Duke—Brevard County
J.A. Callahan
Callahan
Atlanta
Post Office
Brevard
Leigh Wilson
Wilson
Duke
Cocoa Beach
Edgar Brannon
Brannon
Coverage OK if you're killed on way to work
California Supreme Court rules in a 4 3 decision that an employee killed in his car en route to work is covered by the Workmen's Compensation Act when the employer requires use of the car for the job. The ruling reverses a 1934 decision voiding protection in going to or coming from employment.
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San Francisco
California Supreme Court
Ventura County
Charles Smith
Palm Springs pioneer developer George R. Roberson dies
George R. Roberson, a Palm Springs pioneer and founder of the town's first automobile agency in 1919, died yesterday at Palm Springs Community Hospital. A Texas native, he moved to the desert resort in 1908 and also served as the first fire commissioner.
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Palm Springs
George RB. Roberson
Palm Springs Community Hospital
Texas
Roberson
Desert
Sulzberger Dies Former NYT Chairman Arthur Sulzberger
Arthur Hays Sulzberger, 77, longtime chairman of the New York Times Company, died today in his New York City apartment after an extended illness. He led the paper through decades of growth and change.
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New York
Arthur Hays Sulzberger
The
New York Times
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