Bradley sworn in as L A mayor amid tense inauguration
Bradley, son of a sharecropper, was sworn in as mayor of Los Angeles before a crowd of 3,600. The ceremony featured racial tensions as a group of about 40 shirted demonstrators shouted White Power while others celebrated. Bradley pledged to work with state and federal officials and stressed a commitment to reform and public safety in his first term.
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Santa Monica Opens Giant 41st Acre Park in City
Santa Monica unveiled Santa Madlen Park, a 41 acre facility touted as the nation's largest city park. Bounded by Mulholland Drive, the San Diego Freeway, Sunset Boulevard, and Topanga Boulevard, the park covers more than 25,000 square feet of planned boundaries. Overnight camping not allowed yet, with possible future campsites.
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Two inmates escape from Folsom Prison
UPI reports two men fled from Folsom Prison during the weak confinement period. Gen Allen Jr, 27, and Luther Tainsay, 8, were identified. Allen, held for narcotics possession in Los Angeles County, may have faced burglary charges in Sacramento County. Prison clothing was later found about seven miles from the facility.
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New York Strikes Hit Hospitals Airlines and Cemeteries
In New York today workers across hospitals, airlines, and cemetery services walked out while lawyers for the poor threatened action. In Harlem, contract talks for about 200000 fly employees expire Sunday. A Legal Aid article notes cemetery workers and Green Abundants offered city officials a plan as 5200 bodies stack at 47 cemeteries. City health officials warned of escalating strain.
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Jury weigh high stakes in Dynames plaintiff suit
In Texas a federal case against General Dynames Corp centers on alleged faulty metal plates used in jet fighter armor. Deliberations focus on whether the company caused losses to the U.S. government and could face damages up to tens of millions if a verdict finds fault. Witnesses describe potential big financial harm if faulty plates were accepted.
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Jerk daughter helps make titm in Ohio coal mining history
In a distorted report from The Myesville News Sentinel, residents of Ute Campbell County discuss a controversial tale involving Caroline Thal and mining history. The piece references a visit by public figures and a crowd gathered near a showroom, with unclear quotes about attire and locals reacting to events surrounding mine labor.
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Religious snake cultist keeps on dancing after bite
A man at a Holiness snake handling convention in Newport Tennessee was bitten on the wrist by a venomous snake during a service. He was carried from the mountain church, received a prayer vigil at the parsonage, and later returned home as fellow worshipers prayed. Officials report no hospital treatment and note ongoing faith healing beliefs among the group.
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Welfare cases not freeloaders in Detroit study finds work link
A Detroit UPD study by University of Michigan and Ferris State University professors argues welfare recipients are not freeloaders. It shows many welfare users lack job options and face the volatile auto industry, with low wage, unstable roles and limited career ladders. The report stresses welfare is often temporary and tied to labor market conditions.
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Ship crew did all they could amid Skyward diarrhea outbreak
Miami UPI report quotes Dr. Miltar Saslaw saying medical crews on the Norwegian Caribbean Line ship Skyward did everything possible to control a diarrheal illness that struck about 1,120 people aboard. Officials traced illness to the ship and questioned water supply at port. Three passengers hospitalized. two remained in hospital with si milar conditions.
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Medicaid recipients asked to pay a small fee
Nearly four million Medicaid recipients would be required to pay a small premium under a Department of Health, Education, and Welfare proposal. The plan would also permit states to limit cost sharing in determining eligibility for medical assistance to the needy as part of the broader Social Security Amendments of 1972. The move follows other major changes enacted by Congress and signed into law last year, affecting millions including disabled persons and chronic Kinney disease patients eligible for Medicare services.
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New Zealand caps undene test at Nevada region
Unclear text reports New Zealand and United States tests at a Nevada area with mention of Prime Naravan Kure and a 2 year conference. It cites attitudes between Communist and non Communist nations and a UK stance on expansion.
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Alaskan Seacoast Shaken by Minor Richter Quake
Alaskans on a sparsely populated southeastern coast faced a minor earthquake mapped at roughly 4.0 on the Richter scale by the National Earthquake Center. Residents reported creaking sounds and no damage or injuries, with authorities noting the event as a low impact tremor near Pelican on Chichayo Island and near Sitka.
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Potential hurricane stalls off Florida keeping system in Caribbean
A weak tropical low pressure system far east of Miami showed limited organization with winds near gale strength. Forecasters warned that without a strong steering pattern the system may drift erratically, delaying formation of the first named storm of the season and keeping hurricane chances low for now.
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Rivers flood warnings sweep New England states
Hundreds evacuated as swollen rivers in Vermont New Hampshire and Massachusetts threaten homes and businesses amid heavy rain and rising waters. At least eight dead and several missing. toll could rise as the National Weather Service warns of continued flooding and river crests.
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