Soblen Case Highlights Fugitive Dilemma Across Nations
The Soblen case tests Israel Britain and the United States as diplomatic fault lines over extradition and treatment of a Soviet spy. Israel refuses to fly Soblen to the U.S. on its airline while Britain demands a return to the original plane. Public debate rages over denying aid or landings to nations sheltering fugitives.
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Russia
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New York
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Mexico
Bill Bonelli
California
Two Boats Strike Breakwater in Fog Rescue Efforts
Eight people were rescued after two cabin cruisers crashed into breakwaters in fog near San Pedro and Newport Beach. The 38 foot Fifty-Fifty sank in twenty feet of water. four aboard reached rocks. Walter McClure of Long Beach and his two children climbed onto Cabrillo Beach breakwater. Nate Berger of Los Angeles and Henry Votne of Los Angeles were treated for cuts. others had minor injuries.
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Long Beach
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Cabrillo Beach
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Newport Harbor
Nate Berger
Los Angeles
Hoag Memorial Hospital
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Yvotne Jackson
Alaskans to Vote in Primary Today
Anchorage AP reports Alaska holds a broad governor primary with four Democrats and five Republicans. Secretary of State Hugh J. Wade predicts a light turnout, about 10,000 voters, across 54 state and congressional offices.
Nations railroads seek lift of anti featherbedding order
Chicago UPI reports railroads asked federal courts to lift a restraining order blocking anti featherbedding rules that could cost about 600 million and threaten 65 000 jobs. Five unions threaten nationwide strike if rules take effect. Judge Schnackenberg set briefs due today with possible oral arguments Wednesday. Perry previously issued a temporary injunction delaying the rules, citing job and dollar stakes. The rules would affect 40 000 diesel locomotive firemen and enginemen in freight and yard service. The push for modernized work rules began in 1959 after a presidential commission recommended job cuts and pay/crews changes.
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Dr Moore Funeral on Wednesday
Funeral service for Dr Margaret LL Moore retired osteopathic physician who died Sunday at Los Angeles General Hospital will be held at 4 30 pm Wednesday in the First Methodist Church with Patterson Snively Mortuary directing Born in Washington she practiced 44 years and came to Long Beach in 1925 retiring in 1961 now living at 70 Pacific Ave She was a member of First Methodist Church Soroptimist Ebel and Eastern Star Chapter 173 Long Beach Survivors include brother Nyle sister Mary and several nieces and nephews.
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Washington
First Methodist Church
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Eastern Star
Long Beach
Nyle
Mary
Girl Reaches for Coffee and Crashes Car
A 17 year old girl from Eastfield Drive was injured in a morning crash after reaching for a cup of coffee. She drove into a power pole near Eastfield Drive, was head first into the windshield, and transported to San Pedro Community Hospital with facial injuries. The driver, Penelope Good, described reaching for coffee at the time of impact to deputies at the scene.
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Eastfield Drive
Charles Weinberg
George Clark
Miss Good
Stoze
San Pedro Community Hospital
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