Silverado Canyon Flood Devastates Homes and Requires Resurvey
In Silverado Canyon and nearby Modjeska, over 365 homes were damaged or destroyed by a nine day flood including a three day storm that dumped 21 inches of rain. Five people died when a mud and rock slide hit the Silverado Canyon Fire Station and emergency crews rushed to aid survivors. Water service is restoring in some canyons but Silverado Santiago and Modjeska still lack safe drinking water. One company offers flood victims 50 percent off title insurance to aid rebuilding.
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Silverado Canyon Fire Station
Silverado
Santiago
Modjeska
Donald P. Kennedy
Orange County
Silverado Canyon
Marine Corps
el Toro Air Station
Twentynine Palms
San Bernardino County
Nixon in France Opens Talks on Progress and Peace
Nixon and De Gaulle opened talks in Paris with a frank exchange of views emphasizing progress and peace. Riot police guarded the Paris motorcade as 250 potential demonstrators were detained and windows were smashed at the Hilton and American businesses.
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de Gaulle
Nixon
United States
America
United States of America
Rome
Paris
Sorbonne
Hilton
Elysee Presidential Palace
American Express
Communist Party
Place de la Republique
France
U.S
Washington
Prosecution Calls Shaw a Liar in Kennedy Case
In New Orleans the prosecutor called Clay L. Shaw a liar as he challenged the Warren Report and urged a 12 member jury to return a guilty verdict on Shaw for conspiring with Lee Harvey Oswald and David Ferrie to kill President Kennedy. Witnesses including Vernon Bundy were cited to support the triangulation theory of the Dallas assassination.
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New Orleans
UPI
Clay L. Shaw
Shaw
John F. Kennedy
Atty
James L. Alcock
Dallas
Oser
Dealey Plaza
Perry Russo
Clay
Lee Harvey Oswald
Ferrie
New York
Jim Garrison
Kennedy
Oswald
David W. Ferrie
Garrison
Warren Commission
Bundy
Alcock
Houston
Rains Sink 50 Feet of Street in Glendale
About 25 homes were cut off Friday night when a 50 foot section of Chevy Chase Drive sank about 14 feet after heavy rains. The collapse in the 2300 block disabled gas sewage and water lines and made the road impassable. Glendale Police Sgt. R. E. Dacker said the incident occurred about 7 50 p.m.
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Glendale
Chevy Chase Drive
R. E. Dacker
Large storm devastates Southern California with floods and deaths
Storms flood Ventura and San Bernardino counties killing at least 14 people and triggering mass evacuations. Military and police help race to shore up levees and assist stranded residents as 325 Marines deploy to San Bernardino for a week plus. Highways 18 30 and 38 close. resorts restrict entry to residents and essential personnel.
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San Bernardino
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Modjeska Canyon
Santiago Creek
Trabuco Canyon
Laguna Canyon
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Pioneer First American Title Insurance Co
Santa Ana
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Seine
Day
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William P. Rogers
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Vernon Bundy
Louisiana
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Santa Clara
Oxnard
Santa Monica
San Bernardino Mountains
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Americas
E. 10Th St
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Seal Beach
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W. Sth
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Montebello
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Fabulous Values
Bvitch Fo Furniture Stores
Marr
Big Savings
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Eastman
Hell
Axe
Madrid
Mart
Pacific Coast
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