Midwest Coldest in Year 8
A frigid arctic blast drove temperatures to 50 below zero in central Wisconsin and near record lows in Milwaukee and Minneapolis St Paul. The Weather Bureau warned of spreading subzero temperatures to interior New York and northern New England. Snow fell across northern Montana and eastern shores of the Great Lakes as a major winter storm continued. An elderly Indiana man died of exposure on a South Bend porch.
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Wisconsin
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Weather Bureau
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New England
Texas
Florida Panhandle
Mercury
Canada
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Ind
Montana
Glendive
North Dakota
Great Lakes
New-York State
Buffalo
Freezing Forecast Hits Groves Across Southern California
Frosts expected in areas early today with the worst of a cold wave easing after $3 million in crop damage in Southern California. Long Beach reports warmer highs around WL degrees and a 42 degree low, while Orange County citrus belts anticipate frosts three to four degrees below freezing. Agricultural experts warn crop losses and rising produce prices up to 75 percent.
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California
Long Beach
Orange County
Citrus Bett
Tshombe in Quiet Surrender
Katanga leader Moise Tshombe announced on Tuesday the end of Katanga's 30 month secession from the Congo. He dismissed white officers from his armed forces as some began leaving Katanga for Nantrea while calmly receiving newsmen at his makeshift war capital.
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Paenreon
Backing for felony charge on severe child beating grows
A bill to classify severe child beating as a felony gains support from Attorney General Stanley Mosk. The piece notes market and sector sentiment shifting away from steady gains, with lingering uncertainties and clarifications on enforcement rules.
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Stanley Mosk
Transit Strike Hits One Million Riders in Philadelphia
About 5,600 transit workers walked out, leaving a million riders to seek alternatives. Dispute centers on eliminating a no layoff clause. Railroads and suburban buses gained traffic as officials and mediators failed to reach progress.
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UPS
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PTC and
Transport Workers Union
Afl-Cio
Kate
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S. Harry Gelfand
James I. J. Tate
Council Urges Change in MTA Organization
A San Diego incident aboard a supercarrier during landing tests left eleven injured ten seriously with multiple leg losses. An arresting cable snapped during Phantom II flight operations near Miramar Naval Air Station. Emergency crews treated multiple crew members and identified severe injuries including amputations and possible hip fracture.
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Constellsion
Navy
San Diego
Miramar Naval Air Station
Cmdr
IL S. Matthews
Coronado
Miramar
Leroy G. Hudson
San 1
Diego
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Eugene Wiliams
National City
Gort
Don D. Bucknam
Grand Is
Trand
James A. Hendricks
Baltimore
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D. L. Skykorn
Burton
Obi
Sailor Kawed in Wife Slaying Case Across Arizona
Theodore Kubacki Sr an AWOL sailor from Long Beach was charged in Bisbee Arizona with first degree murder for shooting his wife during a pursuit by Highway Patrol. He was held without bond in Cochise County Jail as investigators said he began firing at the pursuing officer after a crash and claimed he shot to prevent her going to jail. The couple had eloped in Minneapolis late last year before moving toward new jobs and an attempted robbery that preceded the chase.
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Long Beach
Bisbee
Ariz
Arizona
Kerry Lee Keng
Beakewe
Kubacki
Minneapolis
Cochisel
Bisbeet
Cal Vance
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Jasper Kelley
Miracle Valley
Kelley
Soecer
Vance
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Te Kubacki
Tong Beach
Bill targets glue addiction curb for teens
San Fernando Sen Carrel introduces a bill to bar sale of glues used in model airplane construction to anyone under 21, aiming to curb teen glue use while drawing complaints it could hit hobbyists. The measure would classify certain glues as a poison and tighten supervision on sales.
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Sacramento
SemSlyman
Tor C. Carrel
D-San Fernando
Carrell
Brown Asks Why Banks Get Free Auto Tags
Sacramento notes Gov Brown demanded a fall report on why banks escape automobile license fees and asked for action to stop unwarranted exemptions. He directed motor vehicles chief Tom Bright to report and to identify other exempt groups, while legislators consider removing the bank exemption which costs about 75000 yearly.
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Sacramento U
Tom ML Bright
Districting Sought for Representation by Transit Proposal
Long Beach City Council endorsed area wide rapid transit plans and urged a district based Metropolitan Transit Authority board structure. The council backed wider transit advocacy and pressed negotiations with Long Beach Motor Bus Co and the transport union to avert a strike while pursuing a nonprofit system and potential federal aid. City Manager Mansell warned that without rapid transit Long Beach growth could stall. Andrew Baird opposed city involvement in contract talks.
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Long Beach Motor Bus Ca
The
Transportation Union
Andrew Baird
Negotta
Mansell
Playboy Club Blouses in Court Ruling Sparks Debate
New York judge Justice Arthur G Klein upholds a $35 million Playboy Club cabaret license while criticizing the bunnies’ skimpy outfits as potentially semi-nude. The decision centers on balancing legal licensure with moral taste amid images on East 55th Street, with appeal noted.
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Arthur Everest
New York
Playboy Club
Juste
Arthur G. Klein
Justice Klein
East 55Th Street
Klein
Noton
Eicense
Delaware
O'Connell
Governor Brown Presses MTA Tax Fees for Rapid Transit
Gov Brown blasted Los Angeles County supervisors and city council members for delaying rapid transit measures. He urged action to grant the MTA authority to levy a property tax up to 2.5 percent for a $649 million system, with a line extending to Long Beach, noting federal bond guarantees require local taxing power. The next move rests with L A leaders as Brown vows to press the issue.
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Southland
Trnor
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MTA
Long Besch
Los Angeles County
Sen
Clair Engle
MIA
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Gerrie Doherty
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