Jet Falls on Newport Freeway in Dense Fog
Orange County firefighters battled a jet crash on the Newport Freeway nine units responding but reporting no explosion. Debris scattered along the northbound lanes near a guard rail. parts valued at about 400000 were found, flight crew details unrevealed, investigators from the NTSB dispatched to the scene.
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Newport
Orange County Fire Department
Orange County
Sheriff's
Cable
Commuter Airlines
De Gaulle Rejects Franc Devaluation in Surprise Move
Paris reports De Gaulle defied expectations by maintaining the franc parity after a cabinet session. He will address the nation on radio November 24 at 8 p.m. The announcement framed as a bold stand against devaluation, with ministers and allies watching closely.
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Paris
de Gaulle
Republic
DeGaulle
Professors Face 12-Unit Load Ultimatum at CSULB
President Carl W. McIntosh sent letters to 101 English and Sociology instructors demanding a 12 unit teaching load or a written refusal with a 25 percent pay cut. Some departments voted to resist the 12 hour schedule while seeking lighter loads through schedule readjustment. The advisory Council of the School of Letters and Sciences backed lighter loads as ad hoc committee plans a long range move toward a 9 hour load.
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California State College At
Long Beach
Carl W. McIntosh
Charles B. Brooks
John Dackawich
Kenneth Appelgate
Ule
School of Letters and Sciences
CSLB
McIntosh
Longest lived heart transplant patient dies in U S
Report notes the death of the longest surviving heart transplant recipient in the United States. Details about age, date, and circumstances are summarized on page A-2.
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U.S
Yugoslavia Declares Emergency Amid Cold War Tension
The London Sunday Observer reports Yugoslavia is in a state of emergency ready for a possible showdown with the Soviet Union and other Warsaw Pact nations. The alert underscores heightened Cold War tensions and regional security concerns.
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London
UPI
London Sunday Observer
Yugoslavia
Soviet Union
Stoday S Schucks: The trouble with no arrests for wicked
The column laments lack of arrests for wrongdoers and questions enforcement norms in contemporary society.
Paramont Girl Struck by Freight Locomotive Near Home
Two year old Teonna Rae Christiansen survived a serious accident after a Paramount freight locomotive struck her on Union Pacific tracks in a Grove Street area. The girl, daughter of Linda Christiansen, was taken to Long Beach Memorial Hospital in fair condition. Engineer Frank Vanderheiden said he alerted the girl before applying brakes as deputies described.
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Teonna_ Rae Christiansen
Paramount
Teonna
Linda Christiansen
Arthur Ave
Long Beach Memorial Hospital
Ion Pacific
Grove Street
Norwalk
Action Line contact details and service description
Action Line offers help by solving problems and answering questions. Contact Box 230, Long Beach Calif 90801 or call 432 3451 during specified hours Monday through Friday.
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Long Beach
Calif
Foghorn warnings now manual as coast guard tests automatic system
Marine authorities say foghorns are currently activated by hand. Tests are under way for an automatic trigger once a reliable system is perfected. Meanwhile a separate inquiry to Action Line helps a reader arrange Thanksgiving turkey delivery from Killeen Chamber of Commerce.
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William Patterson
Coast Guard Aids To Navigation Division
Patterson
Ft. Hood
Tex
Action Line
B. V
Long Beach
Chamber of Commerce
Killeen
Jean Rowe
Miss Rowe
Government land for sale near Twentynine Palms
Government land for sale in the Twentynine Palms area exists under a public sale program. The U S Bureau of Land Management Riverside office at 1414 University Ave conducts Wednesday auctions at 2 p m. Director Gordon Flint notes parcels up to 5 000 acres may be bought under the 1964 law, with many small tract options available.
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Twentynine Palms
J.M
Long Beach
U.S. Bureau of Land Management
Riverside
University Ave
Gordon Flint
Bureau
Johnson to Enter Hospital for Intestinal Checkup
President Johnson said he would enter Bethesda Naval Hospital for routine X ray checks of diverticulosis, a chronic intestinal disorder since 1960. White House aides emphasized no pain and planned a mid week ranch visit for Thanksgiving as scheduling allows.
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Johnson
Brooke Army Medical Center
Austin
Texas
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Maryland
White House
Vietnhamese say U S broke pledge to bring Saigon into talks
North Vietnamese spokesman Xuan Thuy addressed 10000 supporters in Paris denouncing U S delays. He said Washington first promised Saigon inclusion in expanded talks then did not follow through. Le Duc Tho warned of renewed fighting unless expanded talks begin soon. Paris sources suggested talks might still open shortly.
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Paris
UPI
Xuan Thuy
Johnson
South Vietnam
Saigon
Duc Tho
Hanoi
Moscow
United States
Stinking fog and smog close LA airports and traffic
Dense fog mixed with smog spread across Los Angeles County causing airport closures at Los Angeles and Long Beach, with flights diverted to Ontario. Officials warn the same ingredients will linger as light smog plus fog expected again in coastal and inland portions.
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Los Angeles County
Independent, Press- Telegram
Long Beach
Air Pollution Control
Los Angeles Weather Department
Air Pollution Control Board
Los Angeles Basin
Los Angeles International Airport
Ontario International Airport
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National Transportation Safety Board
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le Theule
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France
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CSLE
Parade Magazine
Julie Nixon
David Eisenhower
Norman Vincent Peale
New York
L.B
Sil Beach
Jeane Dixon
Ee Tvi
Stoday S Schucks
Ately
Engineer Frank Vander
Ction Fine SS
Turkey
LBJ
Washington
N. Viet
Thuy
la Mutualite Hall
Left Bank
United
National Liberation Front
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