Typhoon Death Toll Rises Across Luzon and Islands
Reports from southern Luzon say the death toll from the typhoon climbs to twenty with more fatalities possible as isolated areas report damage. The Manila Times cites 100000 homeless in Albay and tens of thousands across a 1500 mile stretch from Zamboanga to Luzon with Naga submerged and losses in hundreds of millions.
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Reagan urges higher CHP pay but blocks 10 percent raise
Gov. Reagan told California Highway Patrol officers they deserve more than the 6 percent raise approved for them yet denied a 10 percent boost to maintain salary balance with other state workers. He noted 500 human injuries in 18 months amid a $70 million CHP fund surplus.
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Suspected theft of 700 bombs from San Pedro dock
Police report 700 bombs used to scare seals were stolen from Union War Surplus loading dock in San Pedro. Detectives say the three inch shells contain steel inserts and could breach concrete walls. value cited as 870. Details describe unloading mishap and suspecting workers involved.
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UPI
Air cadets cited for marijuana use at Air Force Academy
Sky cadets at the Air Force Academy face pre trial probes and court martial charges for marijuana use. Five of the six cadets have been crected and another investigation targets a resigning cadet. The academy notes 16 drug abuse cases since 1947 among about 4100 students.
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Episcopal bishops condemn Rafferty church involvement in campaign
Four California Episcopal bishops denounce Jax Rafferty for tying his church membership to his re election bid and accusing the church of funding militants. The bishops, meeting at a Houston church convention, defend the church's social outreach and urge separation of church and politics. Signatories include Kilmer Myers, Clarence Harden, Francis Bley, and Victor Rivera.
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Victor M. Rivera
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Capote to Surrender in San Diego Court Contempt Case
Truman Capote author of In Cold Blood will surrender to a San Diego Superior Court on contempt charges in a murder trial. He had been subpoaenaed as a witness in the penalty retrial for Joseph Morse, 25, convicted of killing an inmate in San Diego County jail. A bench warrant with $5,000 bail followed his failure to appear June 22.
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Three Nuclear Blasts Reported by AEC in One Day
The Atomic Energy Commission said Russia and Communist China exploded large nuclear devices an hour and a half apart on Wednesday. The Russian blast at Novaya Zemlya measured 58 megatons and was the largest since the 1961 to 1963 tests, while the Chinese atmospheric test near Lap Nor in Sinkiang Province was about six megatons. The United States conducted a smaller underground test the same day. China is not a signatory to the 1963 treaty banning all but underground explosions.
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Radical orators listed by House committee in blacklist row
The House Internal Security Committee released a list of 60 radical speakers who lectured at colleges over the past two school years and 69 total were paid 14253 590 for appearances. Notables include Dr. Benjamin Spock and Dick Gregory. judge Gesell barred publication of names citing staff restrictions.
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Solons drop bid to unseat Justice Douglas this year
Congress members who pursued impeachment charges against Supreme Court Justice William C. Douglas have halted their campaign for the current session. Supporters say no grounds exist for impeachment. opponents plan a fresh effort in the 92nd Congress. Judiciary Chair Emanuel Cellar postponed a full report until after the November recess.
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Nixon signs tough anticrime bill to target organized crime
President Nixon signs a sweeping anti crime law promising a total war on organized crime and terrorist bombings. The measure expands FBI powers, allows federal prosecution of bombings and arson on campuses, and imposes stiff penalties for violent crimes and organized crime activity. The bill aims to curb bombings, drug trafficking, and interstate crime while asserting federal authority.
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Congress Faces Rough Row on Return After Lame-Duck Pause
Congress adjourned for election break until November 16 amid partisan split over session gains. Both chambers highlighted innovation against Republican limits while leaving major welfare, social security, textiles, pollution, Medicare, beefed up excise taxes, highway funding and military construction bills in limbo.
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Nixon signs Urban Mass Transportation Act for 3.1 billion
President Nixon signed into law the Urban Mass Transportation Assistance Act providing 3.1 billion dollars over five years to aid urban transit. It bonds up to 2.1 billion in federal grants and loans to local agencies, with a one third local match and funds for rolling stock, land, and stations.
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Two Women Sought in Harvard Center Bombing
Cambridge police hunted two women among others as suspects in the bombing of Harvard University’s Center for International Affairs. Lt. Lawrence Brazil noted several groups were being sought and the Proud Eagle Tribe claimed responsibility for the blast that damaged the top floor early Wednesday.
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Center For International Affairs
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Police protest killing of lawmen in Washington rally
Police from 44 states, over 2000 strong, gathered on the Marble Steps of the Capitol to press for federal crime penalties for killing officers and federal help to solve assaults. Speakers included Sen. Richard Schweiker who pledged bills by winter.
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Kidnap Warning Reaches Congress Over Threats
A nationwide kidnap alert alerts lawmakers as the White House warns they may be targets for abduction by revolutionaries. Senator William B. Saxhe of Ohio calls for a federal crime to curb political blackmail and protect officials from coercion.
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Peblichling Dellection Surders at Four Mans
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