Milk Truck Sours Train Chief Trip
The chairman of the Southern Pacific Railroad and top officials were aboard a Los Angeles to San Francisco train that struck a milk truck at a crossing in Fresno. The collision sprayed about 3000 gallons of milk over the engine and front cars as the train, traveling about 50 miles per hour, halted for a 30 minute delay. no injuries were reported.
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Fresno
Upl
Southern Pacific Railroad
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Donald Russell
Russell
Lawyers to Test Prepaid Legal Insurance Coverage
The American Bar Association gave the go ahead for a limited pilot of prepaid legal insurance to broaden access to legal services. The plan envisions a $50 yearly premium for up to 1,000 participants over three to four years with a basic one hour legal checkup and coverage for issues such as traffic cases adoptions bankruptcies leases and real estate transactions.
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Chicago
American Bar Association
ABA
House of Delegates
Paul Carrington
Dallas
F. William McCalpin
St. Louis
Bar
Johnson seeks 5.7 million to hire federal agents and prosecutors
President Johnson asked Congress for 5.7 million dollars to boost hiring across the FBI, prosecutors, narcotics investigators, and drug abuse control. The request covers 100 new assistant U.S. attorneys, 42 FBI agents, 60 narcotics agents, and 107 Drug Abuse Control staff, plus related increases.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
FBI
House
John McCormack
D-Mass
United States
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Bureau of Narcotics
Bureau of Drug Abuse Control
Stereo tape deck theft reported in Long Beach
Chrysteen Patricks told Long Beach police that a stereo tape deck and tapes valued at 135 dollars were stolen from her car parked at 3710 Magnolia Ave on Tuesday.
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Chrysteen Patricks
Magnolia Ave
Long Beach
Occidental Signal merger dropped as stock prices fall
Occidental Petroleum and Signal Oil and Gas Corp abandon their planned merger amid declining stock prices. Presidents Dr Armand Hanmer and Forrest N. Shumway cite changed market conditions after Occidental’s share price dropped from 97.75 to 87.50, with a 25 percent uptick Tuesday failing to revive negotiations.
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Los Angeles
Occidental Petroleum Corp
Signal Oil and Gas Co
Occidental
Armand Hanmer
Forrest N. Shumway
Signal
New York Stock Exchange
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