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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1971

Page

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Three Die In Queen's Way Bridge Truck Crash

A pickup truck fatally struck the center divider and a bridge abutment near Queens Way Bridge at noon on Sunday killing John Thomas White 31 and Alice Aronowitz 38 both of Los Angeles. Dorothy Gri ner 38 also Los Angeles died later. Phillip Adaway 43 Los Angeles was in fair condition with pelvic injuries at Harbor General Hospital. The crash occurred while en route to view the Queen Mary’s first day at its mooring, with officers noting high speed and heavy traffic.

Queen’s Way Bridge John Thomas White Alice Aronowitz Los Angeles St. Mary’s Hospital Dorothy Griner Phillip Adaway Harbor General Hospital St. Mary’s Queen’s Way Queen Mary Williams John Mansell Magnolia

Rail Talks Continue Past Strike Hour In Washington

In Washington the United Transportation Union will keep workers on the job as contract talks with railroads extend past the strike deadline. Emergency law expired at midnight, but unions press negotiations over work rules and job scope with the National Railway Labor Conference guided by W J Usery and George Ives. President Nixon could intervene with a 60 day cooling off period if no settlement is reached.

Washington United Transportation Union Congress National Railway Labor Conference Brotherhood of Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Nixon Brotherhood of Signalmen American Train Dispatchers Union Railway Labor Act

Bomb explodes near Foreign Relations Committee room at Capitol

FBI spokesman said the blast occurred around 1 30 a m in or near the Foreign Relations Committee room. Police reported furniture upended and debris throughout the blast area while reporters and photographers were barred from the building awaiting word on structural damage.

FBI Foreign Relations Committee

$2 Million in Heroin Seized and 9 Arrested in Bay Area

Federal agents seized seven kilograms of heroin worth about $2 million in raids on Hayward Union City and Fremont. Nine people were arrested as part of a nationwide operation aided by wiretaps and six warrants. Also seized were $44,000 in cash and an arsenal of firearms. Officials said the heroin was smuggled from Mexico and hidden in a spare tire and rubber containers for street sale.

San Francisco UPI Bay Area California Hayward Union City Fremont U.S James L. Browning Browning U.S. Dist Albert C. Wollenberg Oliver J. Carter

March Goose Pimple Gusts Roar Across Southland

A sharp cold front swept through the Southland with goose-pimple gusts and snow flurries in the mountains. Long Beach highs near 60 degrees after a 40 degree overnight low, winds up to 60 mph causing dust on desert highways and reduced visibility on major crossings.

Southland National Weather Service Long Beach Antos Highway Patrol California Four Corners Cross CHP Barstow Point Concepcion Sierra

South Vietnamese Reinforce Laotian Drive with 16000 Troops

South Vietnamese military sources report 16 000 troops being moved north to bolster battered units in Laos fighting seven North Vietnamese regiments. The offensive, begun Feb 8, is the largest Indochina battle to date with North Vietnamese forces massing reserves. Lt General Richard Suth erland says the enemy will fight hard here near Khe Sanh as U S air strikes leave bodies and munitions behind near Lao Bao.

Saigon Laos James W. Sutherland U.S Khe Sanh Lao Bao South

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