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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1964

Page

7

Chlorine blast forces evacuation in Mount Tamalpais area

A chlorine gas explosion near the Monte Crista tract on Mount Tamalpais forced the evacuation of Meadows homes and injured six men. Sheriff deputies began offloading residents as a precaution after a tank ruptured during the incident.

Fairfax UPI Ax J Monte Crista Mount Tamalpais

Tiny electronic nose senses odors by current change

A new device uses an electric nose to detect odors through changes in current in a liquid. The sensor is claimed to be about 100 times more sensitive than the human nose, suggesting rapid, precise chemical detection for varied applications.

Mexican Job Plight Held Most Acute

SAN FRANCISCO California's Spanish speaking population mostly Mexican Americans faces worse employment prospects than African Americans in the state a 54 page study by the Fair Employment Practice Commission finds Mexican Americans lag in both jobs and income They outnumber Negroes White persons of Spanish surnames including Cubans Puerto Ricans Central and South Americans represent 9 1 percent of California's population while Negroes are 5 6 percent The report notes higher unemployment and lower median income among the Spanish surname minority and cites discrimination or lack of marketable skills as causes More than half of Spanish surname men and almost half of women had not passed the eighth grade.

San Francisco California Fair Employment Practice Commission Commission M S. Carmen H. Warshaw

Audience With Pope Discusses Lebanon Catholic Problems

Lebanese Foreign Minister Fuad Amoun arrived Sunday for an audience with Pope Paul VI at Castel Gandolfo to discuss Roman Catholic problems in Lebanon.

Rome API Fuad Ammoun Pope Paul VI Castel Gandolfo Lebanon

Sailors Charge Kidnap and Robbery Near Bakersfield

Three sailors from the USS Midway accuse Ralph Doshak 19 of Akron Ohio and others of kidnapping and robbing them after a ride request in King City 120 miles northwest. Doshak allegedly fired at officers and was shot by Officer William Blaxum. Suspects Crowder Jr. 20 and others jailed on suspicion of kidnapping and robbery.

Bakersfield Daniel Bomar Kingshighway City Doshak Ft. Ord Joseph Ann Pitcead Strong Alvah Summers Kay Christensen King City Here William Blaxui Ralph Doshak Akron Ohio Polite Liberty Midway Jack Crowder Jr Fiord

Colorado Picnic at Canon City Park Arranged

The annual Canon City Florence Fremont County Colorado picnic is set for August 2 in Bixby Park. Coffee will be served.

Colorado Canon City Florence-Fremont County Bixby Park

Fragmentary gunfire report ends with officer shot

A fragmented police report describes Rhodes firing twice before another officer arrived as a .22 pistol jammed and exploded. Bloxum then shot the officer, with Doshak in the patrol car. Details are incomplete due to the damaged text.

Rhodes Bloxum Doshak

The Presidents Heart Blunt Esquire Health Look

Esquire magazine offers a frank report on Lyndon B Johnson surgery heart health following a 1955 heart attack. It analyzes his grueling schedule special exercises diet smoking heredity and future risk with a blunt factual evaluation.

LBJ Esquire Magazine Esquire Johnson Contary Lyndon Johnson

A trumpet lost in Alaska quake amid rebuilding hope

Robert Atwood, Alaska newspaperman and amateur musician, dropped his trumpet when an earthquake struck. He freed his arm from rubble at the cost of the trumpet, a small loss amid widespread recovery. Alaskans press rebuilding, merchants restore services, and Standard Oil vows continued energy to aid reconstruction.

Robert Atwood Alaska Standard

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