Soviet physicians offer quake aid to California
Soviet doctors who aided Armenia after the earthquake offered any assistance to Northern California quake victims. Mikhail Kuzin of First Moscow Medical School sent the telex to IPPNW founder Bernard Lown, with public affairs chief Peter Zheutlin noting the offer might reach Secretary of State Baker.
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Vast U S quake history spans Alaska to Missouri
UPI summary notes deadly quakes across the United States including Alaska Massachusetts and Missouri. Major events cited are 1906 San Francisco 115 Long Beach 1971 San Fernando and 1964 Prince William Sound with vast damage and loss. Also covered are 1755 Cape Ann and 1886 Charleston largest New Madrid shocks.
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Bay Area Quake Strikes as Giants A’s Game Continues
The California earthquake caused widespread damage from San Francisco to Santa Cruz. More than 400 injured, power outages and fires reported, with emergency crews repairing lines and tanks. McCarthy declared seven counties in emergency. federal forces mobilized. Gangs roamed streets, guards deployed, and arrests made for looting attempts.
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Diane described moving items from a construction trailer after a power outage. She observed a truck roll and a downed power line burning the street for about 500 feet. She left the trailer, crossed Richmond Bridge, fearing another incident until off the bridge.
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