London’s Death Smog Clears After Deadly Outbreak
London ends its worst fog in modern history as warm winds push the smog away. Forecasters expect a sharp rise in respiratory deaths but transport slowly returns to normal with buses, trains, docks, and the airport resuming operations. Officials estimate over 100 deaths and up to 28 million dollars in damage from disruption.
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London
London Docks
Health Ministry
Thames River
Poice
Sailor Admits Torture Death Of Miami Girl
Miami police report a 20 year old sailor Wilber J. Whitte confessed to the torture death of 16 year old Wendy Ilon in a palmetto thicket near Chestnut Drive. He tied her hands with a bell rope choked her then left her body on the sand before hitchhiking back to the USS Thuban base.
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Miami
Fla
Conn
Wendy Ilon
Endles
Greater London
Honey Hill
Chestnut
Marine Sir
London
Wilber J. Whitte
Thuban
Pital
Puerto Rico
Miami Beach
Seilor
Whaite
Sheriff's Deputies
Xrid Herel
Wilson Trial Postponed in Oakland Superior Court
Hoover C. Wilson, 67, of 0 0 Old Niles Canyon Road, had his trial postponed to January 14 by Judge Charles Wade Snook. Represented by LeRay Stopni, Centerville attorney, Wilson faces an assault with a deadly weapon charge following a September 22 incident in which Herrie Vail, a township ambulance and taxi operator, alleged Wilson swerved from a Niles curb and caused Vail to jump for protection.
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Oakland
Superior Cour
Hoover C. Wilson
Niles Canyon Road
Charles Wade Snook
LeRay Stopn
Centerville
Wilson
Herrie Vail
Niles
Areca Vail
Guppies rustled from Alfred C. Sychur ranch
Deputies report guppies valued at 15 dollars stolen from Alfred C. Sychur at 21737 Princeton Street. Thieves also took 2.50 dollars of fish food and two aerators worth 25 dollars, worsening the loss and hinting at a plan to raise the herd.
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Hayward
Alfred C. Sychur
Princeton Street
Sheriff's
Hoss
Congress noncommittal on food drug change
Washington reports Congress members from the House commerce committee gave lukewarm or no commitment to restoring broad FDA inspection powers following the Supreme Court ruling that restricts inspectors. The ruling questions the agency’s ability to enter plants without owner permission, prompting calls for legal clarification as manufacturers may continue to label products as clean and wholesome.
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Washington
U.S
Food and Drug Administrations
Congress
Supreme Court
House Commerce Committee
Food and Drug Administration
Crawford
Aides
Tram Lhe
Iran
Cardiff
Yakima
Wash
William ©. Douglas
Charles Wit Crawford
The
Food and Drugs A Administration
Welny
Japanese Minister Faces New Motion
Japanese political dispute deepens as Asanuma threatens a three confidence motion against Foreign Minister Katsuo Mazaki over a U.S. lend lease. The pact would send 13 frigates and 50 landing ships for a maritime security force, amid debate on constitutional limits and rearmament.
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Tokyo
Tnejire Asanuma
Apanese
Katsuo Mazaki
United States
Japan
Asanuma
Son Poe Aird
Japan Newcomb
Debaun
Teseriet
Mystery Car in Manslaughter Case Mougion Tells His Version
In a superior court trial, Raymond L. Moughan described his actions before the June 15 Niles highway crash that killed four people. He testified he did not see the approaching station wagon until red flashes appeared and the impact occurred. He discussed alcohol tests and cross-examination about his blood alcohol content and driving fitness.
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Mougion
Oakland
Raymond L. Moughon
Niles Highway
Moughan
Niles
Ap.1
John Purdle
Hayward Attorjney
Young spotter Hutchins earns commendation for intercepting plane
Ronald Hutchins, 14, of Newcomb Indiana, received a letter of commendation from the Air Force after spotting an uncharted airliner over a mountain area on the Sunday before Thanksgiving. He alerted authorities when the aircraft, claimed to be the president’s plane The Independence, could not be visually identified due to cloud cover. Witnesses described the vessel as overhead during a flood event near Watsonville.
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New York
Enm
Air Force
Truman
Yirline
Independence
Ronald Hutchins
Newcomb
Ronald
Calli
Civil Defense
Albany
Ibfour
Gene Debaun
Watsonville
Area
Calif
Baun
Ronald Accident
Dobson
Uedeen
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