Lockheed Plans Supersonic Airliner Proposal
Lockheed submits to the U S government a plan for an 1800 mile per hour SST to rival Boeing. The firm predicts U S airlines would buy about 400 units as development costs are government funded. Lockheed and Boeing compete on airframe design while GE and Pratt & Whitney vie for engines.
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Gunfight in Glendale Leaves Two Dead
Glendale police reported a deadly gun duel at a motel office near Central Avenue. William Havi and Janet Dunkle, both described as local business figures, fired on each other during a robbery attempt, killing both. Detectives are reviewing details of the incident and possible linked air transport design discussions.
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Klamath Fire Spreads Near Happy Camp
A fast moving forest fire in Klamath National Forest northeast of Happy Camp California burned about 100 acres by nightfall. Wind-driven flames hampered crews as Slater Butte lookout was evacuated with no other homes endangered.
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Klamath National Forest
California Siskiyou County
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Stolen Clothing From Sailor Locker on Leave
Ray C. Tolerton, 22, of the USS Gridley, reported theft of seven sweaters a trench coat a white uniform and a radio clock from Bundy’s Locker on Chih First Street and Pacific Avenue while he was on leave. Loss valued at 300 dollars. Long Beach Police cited the incident Monday.
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Prisoners Riot at San Francisco City Jail
San Francisco inmates in a sixth floor block rioted for two hours burning mattresses and shouting from windows before Sheriff Matthew Carberry calmed them. He said the unrest was planned after four broadcasting stations were warned of trouble. inmates cited jail conditions and some protesters returned as guards used gas and shots to break up the melee.
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E. Bishop
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Sansamong Trustees
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Dron
Thomas Burbridge
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Vaniave Press
New York
Italy Greece Will Observe Viet Elections
SAIGON officials said Italy and Greece agreed to send observers to Sunday's South Vietnamese elections. Of 33 invited nations, the United States was asked but remains distant to avoid any impression of influencing the vote. The observers aim to prove the elections' freedom and honesty as delegates to a constitutional assembly are chosen.
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