Rain Predicted as Floods Hit Long Beach Area
Long Beach area faced heavy rain and flooding with homes evacuated at 20808 Jamison St in Torrance and flooding at 208th Street and Dominguez Avenue. Surfside and surrounding beaches suffered sustained pounding surf. Mud and rock washed streets in Glendale and Pasadena, damaging cars. Local reservoirs and drainage were stressed. sandbagging by Marines helped protect residences. Officials noted a near-record two-day rainfall with past extremes cited by Weather Bureau observers.
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Morse urges study on quitting NATO over De Gaulle policy
UPI reports Sen. Wayne Morse urges reconsidering U S membership in NATO due to Charles de Gaulle's go it alone stance. He criticizes allies for not contributing their share while the U S funds aid to France, arguing Americas role may need reevaluation and possible withdrawal.
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France
Macmillan to Defend Mail Policy
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan prepared for a two day House of Commons debate on Common Market policy. He planned a plan to cut tariffs and press talks with market members backing Britain’s entry while facing Labor opposition and Conservative dissidents. Macmillan, 69, kept working through the weekend and did not interrupt his sessions to celebrate his birthday.
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UPI
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Britain
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Sunny Macmillan
Edison Co Reports Power Outages Across Three Cities
Fishing vessels canceled trips over the weekend and awaited further developments before rescheduling. Edison Co reported power failures in Wilmington Torrance and Lakewood but said crews expected to remedy the trouble by early today.
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Krag backs Britain on Mart seat shift
Danish Premier Jens Otto Krag said Denmark would stay out of the European Common Market until Britain becomes a full member. If Britain does not join, Krag suggested EFTA should seek closer ties with the Common Market or an association request.
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Germany
UPI
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Krag
Britain
European Free Trade Association
Sky Diver Drowns After River Parachute Jump in New Orleans
Tulane University law student David Robinson, 26, from Armonk New York, parachuted into the Mississippi River Sunday and apparently drowned after slipping beneath the brown surface. A rescue boat reached the area too late and a search yielded no trace of him.
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UPI
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Armonk
N.Y
David Robinson
Big River
France Will Not Seek Nuclear Arms for Others Says Envoy
Herve Alphand, the French ambassador to the United States, stated France has no plans to become a major nuclear power or to supply nuclear weapons to other nations. He noted France will deter potential blackmail but will not export arms to allies. He also commented on Britain’s path to the Common Market and agriculture price issues.
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Herve Alphand
United States
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Britain
JFK Plan Defended by Heller
Walter Wister argues Kennedy tax cuts and deficit do not threaten national credit. Heller notes US debt around 300 billion, 15 percent since WWI, and calls tax cuts a path to a balanced budget in time. He cites 1945 1945 and 1954 tax cuts boosting revenue and production capacity, warns against avoiding tax relief.
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UPI
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Serbia Landslide Triggers Evacuations and Casualties
A Yugoslavian landslide near the village of Seat Saint Lary caused two deaths and injuries to about ten people. Twenty houses collapsed as residents were evacuated after the earth tremor. The incident prompted ongoing rescue and relief efforts in the affected region.
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