Explosion sinks yacht injures eight near San Pedro
Eight people were injured when an explosion aboard the Laurie boat sank a three foot cruiser off San Pedro. Victims include Harry Epstein and Frank Evarone, executives at White Front stores, plus Epstein’s wife Ruth and their children. Fire boats battled the blaze as Coast Guard tried to tow the wreck away from fuel.
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Race Link Probed in Cycle Crash
MADERA The Highway Patrol probes possible racial motive in a hit and run that injured Negro motorcyclist Douglas Bowles, 52, of Madera. James Dunn, 50, of Fresno, also Negro, was uninjured after being struck on Highway 152 by a car Saturday. Bowles sustained multiple abrasions and lacerations while the driver, described as a small person, attempted to run the motorcycle off the road before sideswiping it. Two Lemoore Naval Air Station sailors, Jose Guaman and Stephen Esenach, witnessed the incident from a car behind the riders.
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Douglas Bowles
James Dunn
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Lemoore Naval Air Station
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San Luis
Los Banos
Declaration By 3 Allies
WASHINGTON AP The United States Australia and New Zealand agreed they must be prepared to take further actions in the war in South Viet Nam if necessary to ensure the defeat of Communist aggression.
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South Viet Nam
Cab Drivers Subsidy Ties Yankees to Fans
In New York AP reports the Yankees offered 20 000 tickets to cab drivers to boost attendance amid a chaotic message. The deal aimed to spur goodwill with drivers to promote the club and counter anti-Communist tensions described in the article.
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Solon Plans Foreign Aid Slash Drive
Senator Ellender said he will push to cut about 500 million from a 3.456 billion foreign aid authoriza tion next week. He cited abuse of a 175 million presidential contingency fund and questioned several uses, including Brazil aid and South Viet Nam military aid, as not unforeseen emergencies.
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Soviet test pilot Bravtsev dies in night flight accident
The Defense Ministry paper Hed Star said Col. Sergei Georgievich Bravtsev, 43, died Thursday during a test of a new aircraft. Bravtsev had tested about 60 different planes and helicopters and was named a Hero of the Soviet Union.
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New Congressional Session Faces In-Fighting Delays
Washington AP report notes Mansfield warns fierce in fighting could delay adjournment until snow falls. Senate and House eye heavy, controversial agendas with key bills on foreign aid, pay raises, road funding, and civil rights awaiting action before possible adjournment after the Democratic convention. Leaders plan conferences to map a swift legislative program.
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