Boiler blast ties to motel kitchen explosion in Sacramento
Five men blamed a steam boiler for a deadly blast at the Cordova Lodge motel restaurant in Sacramento. The Wednesday afternoon explosion wrecked the kitchen, debris hung on power lines, and two men were killed while about a score of others sustained injuries. Authorities investigated the boiler as the blast source.
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Goldberg Storms Out Over BBC Broadcast Plan
London. Arthur J. Goldberg United Nations ambassador to the United States angrily left a BBC interview after delays claiming a mis-scheduling. He was told he would appear last and left minutes before Prime Minister Wilson was to speak, amid a disjointed schedule involving Lord Chalfont and Edward Heath.
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Conversion on the Miklas Porch Guides a Tampa Shutter Firm
Ted Curlas describes a spiritual turn after meeting Mike and Pauline Miklas in Tampa. A failed shutter business begins to thrive after he invites Jesus into his life, leading to a loan approval, a big order, and a 40-person plant expansion.
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Klan Leaders Indicted on Contempt Count
Washington AP reports seven Ku Klux Klan leaders, including Imperial Wizard Robert Shelton of Tuscaloosa, indicted for contempt of Congress after refusing to produce subpoenaed records. Defendants face up to a year in jail and fines, arraignment to follow. others named include James R. Jones, Robert Scoggins, Calvin Craig, Marshall Kornegay, George Dorsett, and Rob ert Bludgins.
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Brown Opens Re-Election Campaign
Gov. Edmund G. Brown announced his bid for a third term at a Los Angeles testimonial dinner. He argued against false promises and praised 25 years of public service while noting the absence of LA Mayor Yorty and Assembly Speaker Unruh. Messages of support came from President Johnson.
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