Pauling Warns Nuclear Tests Could Kill Thousands
Nobel laureate Linus Pauling told Chicago scientists that fallout from nuclear tests could cause about 10 000 deaths worldwide and 1 000 child deformities per generation within 20 000 cases of bone cancer. He warned the danger rises with continued testing and said 50 megatons of fallout already released could produce substantial human suffering.
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Balloon Nuclear Tests Set for Public Viewing
The Atomic Energy Commission revealed plans for a nine shot test series next month in Nevada. Three shots will be from anchored balloons coating high over the desert to reduce fallout while observers watch from a safe area. Two more blasts will occur from towers, with one May 15 and the other September 1, weather permitting.
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Rocket Sets Mark Soars 190 Miles
Navy reports a new altitude record for a single stage rocket the Acrobee H rising to 190 miles with instruments aboard. The test near Kingsport Tennessee faced launch challenges and a possible crash as workers and observers tracked recovery and results pending official word.
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L B Council Approves Recreation Park Improvement Plan
Colomibu Lagoon Blair Field projects and a new combined community library building were endorsed as L B City Council approves nine bond financed contracts. A rerouting of Sixth Street ends Park Avenues bisecting the golf course enabling partial park expansion. An industrial accident at a factory near the park killed Everett Jenking and injured a bystander as work begins on site.
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LAC SAYS Support For Sports Arena Financing Plan
Assemblymen Grant and Klockslein voted for a measure to let the Coliseum Commission borrow from county state or city to start the Sports Arena at Exposition Park Los Angeles. The plan uses revenue bonds repaid by arena income, contrasting with a downtown LA Auditorium financing proposal. Continued on Page A-10.
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Abortion Ring Convicts Named by Superior Court
A doctor and a chiropractic practitioner were convicted in Los Angeles Superior Court of conspiracy and multiple counts of performing illegal abortions as members of an abortion ring led by Jimmy Utley. Dr Arthur Cummings and Dr Patrick Jordan faced various counts with Cummings jailed for sentence hearing in May.
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RAF Sights Unidentified Object Over English Channel
The Air Ministry said RAF radar detected an unidentified object off the southeast coast near St Margaret's Bay traveling toward the channel. A London paper speculated it could be a new Soviet long-range aircraft. two Javelin fighters pursued but failed to make contact. An investigation was ordered after the second radar sighting in Britain within three weeks.
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Light Quake Shakes Central Italy Near Arezzo
A light earthquake struck central Italy near Arezzo on Tuesday, causing minor damage and prompting brief tremor reports from residents and local authorities. No injuries reported as officials assess affected areas.
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US raps Russia over role in Jordan plot
Washington accuses Moscow of backing the attempt to topple King Hussein and rejects Soviet charges of US interference in Jordan. King Hussein rejects the claim, accepting up to 10 million dollars in economic aid with no strings. About 1000 sailors from the Sixth Fleet visit Beirut on a brief show of force as a precautionary move.
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Arlene Dahl Sues for Million Dollar Trial Opens
New York actress Arlene Dahl testifies in a Columbia Pictures defamation and invasion case claiming promotional nude pictures were obscene. She says she never posed nude and would not strip. Dahl, clad in a gray suit, denies consent for the imagery used to market the film Wicked as They Come. Her husband Fernando Lamas attends.
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Texas Flood Ravages Crops and Towns Across Texas
Weary men patrol river levees and stack sandbags as floodwaters spread through towns. The upper Sabine River reached record heights while downstream residents evacuated or prepared to flee. Farmers report ruined crops and waterlogged fields as residents of Denali and other areas seek higher ground.
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SLY OLd WM PLAYS SAFE AND LEFT BROKE
The WM predicts clear skies and recalls two hometown friends. One was clever and handsome. the other a steady hard worker who died, leaving his widow $200,000. The widow is to be courted by the clever one, according to the WM.
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Soviet photo survey swap eyed in Alaska West plan
Moscow proposed to open a third of the Soviet Union for U S aerial surveys of Alaska and areas west of the Mississippi in exchange for Soviet photo reconnaissance of parts of the United States. The proposal, presented to a disarmament subcommittee, drew mixed reactions in Washington and was not commented on by officials. The plan suggested photographing Eastern Siberia, parts of Europe, Kamchatka, and Sakhalin, while excluding central European Russia likely including Moscow. The Western industrial region and key bases could fall under aerial inspection, but no Soviet heartland area was promised.
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California cattle fortune tale and a German immigrant girl
A quirky tale from Page Avil describes a California cattle fortune and a German immigrant girl linked to a troubled home. A new bill to curb cancer quacks appears in the State Senate, page A-2.
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