Bomb blast at LaGuardia Airport injures dozens in 196? attack
A powerful explosion at LaGuardia Airport injured 75 and killed 11 as shrapnel and debris sprayed the baggage area. Police and firefighters inspected wreckage while authorities offered a $96,000 reward for information. The blast disrupted flights and closed the airport amid heightened security fears.
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The Daily Review A consolidation and continuation of The M
A compact note describes The Daily Review as a consolidation and continuation of The M, indicating a merged publication lineage and ongoing local reporting. The item signals continuity of branding and newsroom operations for readers familiar with the predecessor.
Singer May Close San Leandro Site
San Leandro California Singer Co announced it will phase out its business machines plant within 12 months while continuing to seek options. No layoff schedule or exact closing date was announced. The facility at 2350 Washington Ave manufactures automatic calculating machines and computers and employs about 1,700. The housing division at 2777 Alvarado St, with 400 workers, is unaffected.
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Pied Piper calling Citizens Band becomes the people's radio
Fremont feature notes CB radio as popular daily talker on 73 channels with vivid exchanges. It traces CB origins from 1940s two way radio use in commercial and industrial fields and references community conversations across local channels.
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Proxmire attacks free Air Force travel for officials
Senator William Proxmire blasts the Air Force private airline service used by government leaders, saying it costs taxpayers over 30 million yearly. He notes aircraft on call 24 hours, carrying up to 50 passengers, with meals provided by aides. In 20 months this year, 975 VIP flights occurred, mostly for defense officials, with Treasury Secretary Simon and others among top users. An Air Force spokesman defends Military Airlift Mission as the executive and legislative branches’ chartered service.
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Lucky mistake may have saved her
A bagged flight from Cincinnati misconnection may have saved a woman when a bomb exploded near Trans World Airlines baggage claim at LaGuardia Airport. George James, waiting for his wife, recounts the blast at 3:33 p.m. local time. Several bystanders and staff were injured or shaken, with rescuers guiding victims through a collapsed area and into hospital emergency rooms.
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Postal rate hike to 13 cents takes effect at midnight
Washington reports that postage will rise to 13 cents for first class letters at 12:01 am Wednesday. The move, described as temporary, follows court rulings reversing a prior block and faces opposition from bulk mailers and states. Officials warn mailers to send late cards and packages before the deadline to avoid higher rates and delays.
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Fifty nine named to San Lorenzo Village study panel
San Lorenzo Village Homes Association directors reversed a 20 member limit on the advisory study committee. Fred Turner will be general chairman. The panel will form four subcommittees and report progress to the board. Final report due mid April to Alameda County Local Agency Formation Commission.
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Rozelle Rule Ruled Illegal by Federal Judge
US District Court Judge Earl Larson ruled the Rozelle Rule illegal under the Sherman Act. The NFL and its clubs were restrained from using the rule after a 16 day trial that involved fifteen players, some retired, challenging the policy. Details in sports page 15.
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