Space Medics Lear from Canyon Wreck in Aspen
The bodies of Dr. W Randolph Lovelace II and his wife Mary and their pilot Milton Brown were recovered from wreckage on Independence Pass. Lovelace, 57, headed NASA space medicine. the trio from Albuquerque, New Mexico, died in a light airplane crash en route from Aspen to Albuquerque after failing to file a flight plan. Brown allegedly crawled to shield Lovelace and his wife, then sheltered beneath the wreckage before dying.
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Highway Beautification Loses California Funds
California faces as much as 70 million dollars in federal highway funds loss this year as highway officials seek legal enablement to enforce beautification rules. State lawmakers must align with a new federal law, with a 1960 deadline to ban billboards along major highways and require removal of junkyards and signs within 1,000 feet of highways. The state may need special legislation to fund its 25 percent share for the program.
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Rees defeats Marshall in county election win
About 33 percent of registered voters cast ballots on a chilly day. Rees, former Assemblyman and senator for Los Angeles County, led with 20 575 votes to 2 696 for Marshall after all 465 precincts reported. Rees aims to work in Congress on urban problems transit and renewal and will maintain a Sacramento office until a successor is chosen. Marshall criticized deception and unlimited finances but claimed a partial victory in his defeat.
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UN Hears Wilson Plea on Rhodesia Policy
Prime Minister Harald Wilson appealed to the General Assembly to back Britain's Rhodesia policy. Many African delegations walked out before he spoke. Wilson pressed the case, saying Britain would continue efforts until the white minority government rebellion ends and that his government was on the right track.
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$12 Million Yorty Job Plan Promises Training Aid
Los Angeles mayor Samuel W. Yorty unveiled a tentative $12 million program to create unskilled job opportunities and training in city departments, offering about 2,000 positions with salaries up to $4,000 annually. The plan aims to lift families from poverty through federally funded efforts, though details remain unsettled and funds not yet proven.
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Cyclone and tidal wave devastate East Pakistan coast
In East Pakistan a 140 mph cyclone and tidal wave struck from Cox's Bazar to offshore islands, alarming reports say up to 5,000 killed. One million island residents may be affected. thousands of fishermen feared drowned as boats sank during the three to four hour disaster begun Tuesday midnight.
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