Senate Moves Closer to Vote On Labor Bill
In Washington the Senate pressed toward a final vote on the Kennedy Ervin labor reform bill. An amendment targeting small unions was rejected by voice vote. Senators Kennedy Kennedy supporters sought to overturn McClellan's bill of rights. Southern lawmakers debated further changes as Stennis noted disquiet among Democrats.
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Washington
VPD
Senate
Clifford P. Case
R-N
John FL Kennedy
Hubert J2. Humphey
Dminn
West
California
John Stennis
D-Miss
Bewstren Be
South
Secretary of Labor
Jegslabot
Three Hurt In Area Mishaps
Two traffic accidents in Southern Alameda County left three people injured. Pamela E. McDonald, 9, of Hayward, ran into a moving car on Mission Boulevard south of Sycamore Avenue, suffering skull fractures. Driver Anthony F. Fredric, 45, of Redwood City, was cited for negligence. a crossing guard reported warning the girl to stop. The child was taken to Children's Hospital Oakland in good condition but with two skull fractures. In a separate crash, David F. Waggoner, 23, Oakland, and Barbara Kail, 20, Hayward, were hurt when their car plunged down a 300-foot embankment off Redwood River three miles north of Miller Road. They were treated at Fairmont Terrace and transferred to Eden Hospital.
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Hayward
Alameda
Pamela E. McDonald
Margaret Dr
Mission Blvd
Sycatrave Ave
Hillcrest
Anthony F. Fredric
Redwood City
Fredric
Children's Hospital
The
Hast Bay
David F. Waggoner
Oakland
Barbara Kail
Yarmony Dr
Redwood Ri
Norh
Miller Ra
Iere
Fairmont Tierplint
Eden Hospital
Allies Complete Strategy Plan for Russia Conference
London experts from the western Big Four finished work on a joint strategy to address Russia at the foreign ministers conference next month. The outline covers diplomatic, economic, and security steps planned for coordinated action.
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London
APS
Russia
Study Line Drawn For South Crossing Route Proposal
The California Toll Bridge Authority discussed a Southern Crossing study line from Roberts Landing to Sierra Point in San Mateo County. Norman C. Rabb outlined a potential Sierra Point route while urging broader consideration and state funding for a San Mateo-Hayward parallel span.
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Roberts Landing
San Lorenzo
Sierra Point
San Mateo County
California Toll Bridge Authority
Sacramento
Bahia
Warley TT
Uwey
Truro
Sierra Point- Roberts
San Mateo - Hayward
San Francisco-Oakland
Bay Bridge
Edmund G. Brown
Bay Area
San Mateo-Hayward
Dumbarton
Norman C. Rabb
Kitayama Beats Stork at Eden Hospital
Mayor Tom Kitayama rushed his wife Heidi to Eden Hospital amid traffic delays but reached the hospital by 11 am. Twenty minutes later their baby Monica Ruth, a seven pound five ounce girl, was born. The Kitayamas have four older children: Tomar, 10. David, 3. Dennis, 4. Barbara, 2.
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Union City
Tom Kitayama
Heidi
Eden Hospital
Kitayama
Monica Ruth
Kitayamas
Tomar
David
Dennis
Barbara
Sonora Schools Closed by Flu Epidemic
Sonora city elementary and high schools shut down due to a flu outbreak that affected more than one third of Tuolumne County’s high school enrollment. Absences reached 306 of 2361 over the district. classes expected to resume Monday if conditions improve.
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Sonora
UPI
Tuolumne County
Reds Invite Dalai Lama Visit to India and Dalai Lama Talks
Nehru publicly invited the Dalai Lama and Chinese officials to India as talks on Tibet continued. Builders plan a motel complex on a hillside near Mussoorie with initial 24 to 48 units, later expanding, amid debate on hosting the exiled leader and Panchen Lama.
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India
Dalai Lama
Mussoorie
UPI
Jawahar Nal Nehru
Nehru
Mission
Minnie Rabinovich
Birla
Houze
San
Francisco
Maule
Lama
Chatham
Nehow
Ted
Lhasa
Los Argeles
Makepine
Comalice -Wehle
Dalat
Rabinvich
Rea J
Walnut Courtesy Creek
Seoane May Seek Fire Chief Post in Union City
Joseph Seoane, who resigned his Union City council seat, says he may pursue the fire chief job for the East Union City departments. He notes a fair council process if he applies and would compete like other candidates. Current chief Roland Bennel plans to retire July 1 as volunteers express mixed interest.
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Union City
Joseph Seoane Do
Seoane
Caunon
Hrealike
Ie Spress
Deroto Selmol
Tom Kitayama
Joseph E. Lewis
Kitayama
Lewis
John Ratekin
Leanne
Westvaco Chemicals Co
Newark
Ratekin
Roland Bennel
East Union City Fire
Elvin Rose
West Union City
Castro Faces Heavy Guard In New York Visit
Reports say bands of hired killers were en route to New York to kill Fidel Castro. Police imposed the heaviest security around the visiting Cuban leader as he toured sights and met people in the city.
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New York
UPI
Fidel Castro
Whiledelphia
Las Vegas
Castro
Auto Exhausts Probe Planned
The Public Health Service plans a study to test auto exhaust impacts on heart disease cancer and other ailments. disclosed in congressional testimony the project would expose animals to realistic community level exhaust to assess health effects. funding requests amount to nearly $200 000 to finance the research.
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Washington
API
Public Health Service
House Appropriations
Congress
Godfrey Bids Fans Adieu as He Heads for Treatment
Arthur Godfrey told his radio audience from his Virginia farm that he will be away for a while to undergo treatment for a chest tumor under his collarbone. He expressed gratitude for the goodwill from millions and noted humorist Sam Levenson will replace him on his weekday television show.
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New York
CPD
Arthur Godfray
Apts
Godfrey
Virginia
Markvans
Evans
Arthur
Sam Levenson
Brown Attacks CHP Funds Cut in Budget Battle
Governor Edmund G Brown criticized an Assembly committee for trimming 922000 from the Highway Patrol budget. He argued the cut harms patrol staffing and blocks a planned Squaw Valley Winter Olympics task force. Brown warned the state would pull funds from earlier allocations to cover protection needs.
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Sacramento
UPI
Edmund G. Brown
Assembly
Highway Patrol
Ways and Means Committee
Squany Valley
Brown
Brad Crittenden
AEC Official Warns of Fallout Effects
Washington based Atomic Energy Commission expert Dr Charles Dunham warned that nuclear tests since 1952 will add 50 to 100 bone cancer cases annually for 70 years and a similar rise in leukemia. He cited 650 to 1000 Tangible genetic effects in offspring and several less severe outcomes, with life expectancy modestly shortened on average.
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Washington
UPI
Atomic Energy Commission
United States
Charles Dunham
ABC
Division of Biology and Medicine
Dunham
Cops Arrest Pair In Abortion Ring Raid
San Francisco police report a three county probe led to arrests of Jacob Harris and Alta Anderson in connection with an abortion ring stretching from San Francisco to Tijuana. Harris faces four counts of illegal surgery. Anderson is charged as the San Francisco contact. Fees per case ranged from 590 to 750 dollars.
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UPI
Hills
Tian
Francisco
Tijuana
Mex
Jacob Jack Harris
Alta Anderson
Hillsborough
Harris
Santa Clara County
San Jose
Anderson
Hall of Justice
San Francisco
Left Wingers Lose in Japan
Tokyo reports show major defeats for Communist leaning parties in nationwide elections for provincial governors. Conservative allies won 13 of 19 prefectures including Tokyo and Osaka. three went to independents. Leftists and Socialists campaigned on independence from the United States and recognizing Communist China.
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Tokyo
UPJ
da Na
Ivietary
Hegawann
Nobusuke
United States
China
Prayer for Today Reflection
Brief prayer expresses gratitude for life and service, asking for noble thoughts and unselfish hands to aid those in need, concluding with Amen.
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