Oil strike near miss as talks stall at major refinery
Negotiations between the Oil, Chemical and Atomic workers union and the Oil Company of California linger after tentative agreements on fringe benefits. CIO official James A. Morgan said talks continued through the night in an attempt to avert a midnight strike, with major firms like Shell and Mobil in the Tidewater area watching closely.
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Across the Nation Flood Cuts Off Town Four Killed
Four Navajo victims died when they drove onto a washed-out bridge as floods swept the Chinie area. Police said the bodies were recovered and more victims may remain unaccounted for as storms continued and aid worked to reach stranded tourists.
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Engle's Body Will Lie in State Sunday
The body of Sen. Clair Engle of California will lie in state Sunday in the Red Bluff courthouse where he once served as Tehama County district attorney. A church service in Red Bluff was canceled due to space, with a graveside funeral at 1 am PDT Monday. Memorial services will be held at Ft Myer chapel near Arlington National Cemetery at 1 pm today, with relatives, associates, and Senate members in attendance.
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Ranger 7 moon photos reveal cratered lunar surface
Pasadena reports from Jet Propulsion Laboratory show Ranger 7’s high altitude lunar images of the Sea of Clouds reveal a pocked plain with hundreds of small craters clustered by rocks ejected from Copernicus crater. Experts call the photos a lunar photography breakthrough and note the mission’s 12th straight failure-free success.
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Moon Photo Cost Estimated At 260 Million For Ranger 7
Washington AP estimate places total Ranger program costs at 260 million dollars with Ranger 7 missions producing lunar photographs. The Moon photo segment cost about 7 thousand dollars per item in some listings, while NASA notes the overall photo effort as a major project.
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Soviet set Pacific rocket test zones announced
Moscow announced a five month test series of new missiles in the Pacific from Aug 4 to Dec 30. Two central impact areas off the Russian range were roped off with ships and aircraft warned to stay 75 miles from center daily noon to midnight.
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Et Tu Ticket Hung on Deputy by Sister
James Norman found a yellow parking citation under his windshield wiper near the sheriff's office after his meter time expired. His sister Pat, recently hired as a Santa Ana meter maid, left the note criticizing him for not paying.
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Gunman robs Security National Bank on Los Coyotes Diagonal
A bandit about 25 years old robbed Security National Bank at 4616 Los Coyotes Diagonal on Friday afternoon, escaping with $700 after threatening teller Leigh Rhea Ford with a pistol and fleeing in a sports car.
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Europeans Land U S Moonshot
Report notes European observation of the United States moonshot effort and the Soviet claim of a successful lunar thrust test. Sausage-like garbled text references Tass and political commentary with a March 14 date and a page continuation.
Tramat ic mobilization plan to aid hospitals urged
A leading cardiologist in Long Beach warns that a mobilization plan for hospitals could save thousands of heart attack victims. The expert urges doctors and officials to act, highlighting urgent capacity and rapid response needs.
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Doubt Cast on Pierre Salinger Senate Appointment
In Sacramento reports indicate uncertainty over Pierre Salinger’s eligibility for the Engle seat. Assistant Atty. Gen. Charles Barrett avoids restating but acknowledges legal issues surrounding the expected appointment of the former White House press secretary amid state process. Secretary of State Frank may weigh in as discussions continue.
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