Bottle blower strike idles 24 at Owens Illinois plant
Owens Illinois silica sand plant near El Cerrito idled 24 local workers after a national glass bottle blowers strike began Feb 1. The plant normally runs 24 hours to meet orders from glass factories. Nationwide 35,000 workers across 86 plants struck, with 10,000 more idle on West Coast and 10,000 under another contract. The union and plant manager expect to resume work when the strike ends.
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Sewer to sea plan debated by Corona firm exchange
The future of Exchange Lemon Products Division of Sunkist may hinge on a pipeline to carry industrial waste from western Riverside County to the sea. Corona attorney Don Stark and Santa River Water Control Board manager Richard Buerman outlined the issue to Riverside County Flood Control District and Western Municipal Water District officials in a first face to face meeting. Western argued the proposed $28 million pipeline is premature and should be built later to handle saltier waste, while flood control urged immediate action to attract industry and noted current pits near Alberhill. A second session is planned in a month or two.
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Little League Baseball Seen as Beneficial for Youth
Norco residents share positive views on Little League. Ann Williams and Evelyn Brewer say it provides fun and structure for boys. Fern Presley praises teaching sport and teamwork. Dale Sepulveda notes it keeps minds occupied away from mischief. Verna Melton and Fred Ledvina agree it offers safe, social activity.
Body recovered in Potomac canoe tragedy as search continues
Coast Guard and military teams recovered the body of one of nine trainees after their canoe capsized in the Potomac River near Quantico. The search, involving helicopters and boats, followed an all night operation with more than 100 personnel. The recovered body was brought to the pier after noon.
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Solar observatory planned for Big Bear Lake site
Pasadena officials report a $500000 solar observatory to be built at Big Bear Lake north of San Bernardino. The facility will feature a 58 foot tower and a 30 foot dome housing four telescopes, aiming for completion and operation by year end.
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Des Moines Teen Refuses Sign, Receives Five Day Jail Term
In Des Moines downtown traffic stalled for about 35 minutes when 19 year old Shari Rue Walker refused to back her car to aid a semitrailer turn. Patrolman Herbert D. Gee cited interfering with traffic flow after persuasion failed. Walker would not sign the ticket and was jailed for five days after being taken to municipal court.
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Cranston Signals Leaning Toward Senate Run
Alan Cranston said after a private talk with Assembly Speaker Jesse Unruh that he is leaning toward entering the Democratic U.S. Senate primary. Cranston, who lost in 1966, flew to Sacramento to discuss with Unruh, who will stay neutral but campaign for the winner, and Cranston plans to consult another potential candidate, Los Angeles Mayor Sam Yorty.
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Record-High Casualties Hit South Vietnam Fronts
U S military command reports a near record weekly toll in South Vietnam with 542 American deaths in combat last week, just one less than the war’s highest weekly figure.
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Young Corona rider injured in horse car crash
A 10-year-old Corona youth Edward Jones remained in good condition at Corona Community Hospital after a Sunday incident. Witnesses disagree whether he fell from a horse or was struck by a car driven by Marsha Copeland, who was cited for driving too fast for conditions near Serrano and Fourth in Norco.
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Twiggy quits mod look to try acting in films
Twiggy, at 18, says she is tired of her signature youthful look and poses and has decided to switch from modeling to a film career. She explains she grew fed up with the giggly pigeon-toed stance she created.
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Light Showers Spread Southward Tonight and Friday
Weather forecasts show light showers spreading across the area tonight and Friday with little temperature change. Highs reach 58 to 68 degrees, overnight lows 40 to 53, and rainfall remains only a trace locally. Noon today hit 59 after an overnight low of 47. Yesterday peaked at 66.
Hope held for trapped miners
Two rescue experts rode a creaky elevator 1,200 feet down a salt mine shaft to reach 21 miners trapped over 30 hours. They found oxygen and heard a diesel motor running, suggesting someone may have restarted it after a fire, offering guarded hope amid uncertainty.
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Riot report selling fast nationwide
The paperback edition of President Johnsons riot commission report is selling at more than 100000 copies daily, according to its publisher.
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Belafonte says sponsor objects to Petula Clark touch on TV
NBC confirmed April 2 telecast will keep the touching moment in. Belafonte says a sponsor representative complained during a taping at NBC Burbank studio about Clark placing a hand on his arm during a duet of Paths of Glory.
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Names surface for California June 4 presidential ballot
SACRAMENTO AP reports California's June 4 presidential primary may include Robert F Kennedy and a Nixon as potential candidates. Pro Kennedy delegations filed papers before the 5 pm deadline, marking the first legal step in forming a delegation. A mysterious Republican entry involves Berkeley housewife Mrs Cheryl Denise Gillies proposing an unpledged GOP delegation led by Mrs Gussie Nix. Nixon declined to publicly confirm any relation and said he wants no part of it.
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Prominent SB doctor charged in abortion
A well known physician and public figure, Dr. Henry H. Holder, 42, pleaded no contest to a felony abortion charge involving a 19 year old coed who died last May. The hearing before Superior Court Judge James E. Cunningham noted past ties with Holder on the California State College at San Bernardino advisory board. Holder has been a San Bernardino figure in city planning, the Urban League, the County Medical Society and the San Bernardino Tribune.
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