New York Transit Strike Spreads Nationwide Feared
Striking Long Island Railroad engineers halt trains amid stalled talks with 350 engineers threatening walkouts on 63 railroads nationwide. Subways and buses clog the city as commuters face record jams, with Long Island riders relying on daily 300,000 riders to reach Manhattan.
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Hunt Small Thief In $400 Burglary
Police sought a small thief after a burglary at McCoy's Market on 2824 E. Anaheim Street. About $400 in change and $1 bills were taken, entries made via a rear door through a small refrigerator, discovered by store manager Albert D. Mitchell when reopening after Sunday closing. Officer Howard Baxter led the investigation.
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Air Force launches secret hunt for flying saucers
New York June 16 Gen. Hoyt S. Vandenberg disclosed the Air Force has begun a secret search for flying saucers. He said with world unrest the service cannot afford complacency and seeks any aerial phenomenon. An intelligence officer warned future weapons could be misidentified meteors.
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