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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1966

Page

3

Torrents Hit Parts of Mexico

Heavy rainfall across northern and southern Mexico caused widespread flooding. In Guerrero 102 villages flooded with hundreds of huts destroyed, about 600 people homeless, crops and cattle damaged. Supplies from Chilpancingo moved to affected areas. officials noted crops bore the main damage near Ojinaga and Guadalupe valleys.

Mexico City Mexico Guerrero Chilpancingo Texas Rio Grande Canuchas Florida San Petro Ojinaga Guadelupe Diogenes Bustamante Vera Presidio Tex

Woman Found in Car Trunk at El Paso Airport

The body of Ruth Cates Holland 63 was found Wednesday bound hand and foot in the trunk of her car at El Paso International Airport. Holland had been missing for two days, reported by her maid. A towel was crammed in the mouth and cord tied her hands. Signs of a struggle were noted at the victim's home in Mathens near El Paso.

el Paso Tex el Paso International Ruth Cates Holland Vielim Mathens

Williamson Named to Tidelands Panel

SACRAMENTO Assembly Speaker Jesse M Unruh named Assemblyman Johnny C Williamson D Bakersfield to the joint committee on tidelands Williamson who chairs the lower house agriculture committee succeeded Assemblyman Jack R Fenton D Montebello

Sacramento UPD Assembly Jesse M. Unruh Johny C. Williamson

Engines Fail Jet Lands After Loss Of Power

An American Airlines Convair 990 with 109 people aboard made a safe emergency landing at Kellogg Airport Battle Creek Michigan after losing power in two of four engines en route from Detroit to Chicago. Airport and emergency crews stood by. no injuries were reported among 102 passengers and seven crew members.

Battle Creek Mich American Airlines Kellogg Detroit Chicago

Wider Strike Spreads Across Michigan Schools

Michigan teachers extended walkouts to three communities including Dearborn's Henry Ford Community College Traverse City and Riverview near Detroit while Grand Rapids considers a walkout amid a split between the MEA and the AFL CIO affiliated Michigan Federation of Teachers.

Detroit UPS Michigan Grand Rapids Michigan Education Association Michigan Foderation of Afl-Cio Henry Ford Community College Dearborn Traverse City Michigan City Riverview

Bail Set for Suspect in Police Chase Homicide

Michael Baldwin Young, 22, Glendale, charged with homicide after a high speed chase ended in a crash that killed Officer Malcolm J. Beaty, 25, La Crescenta. Judge John Olson scheduled October 11 for preliminary hearing. The incident occurred at York Boulevard and Figueroa Street in Highland Park during pursuit.

Los Angeles Michael Baldwin Young Glendale Young John Olson Malcolm J. Beaty la Crescenta York ‘S Boulevard Figueroa Street Jin Highland Park

Viet Foe Raid Evaded by North Vietnam Blockade

Navy pilots struck a convoy near Thanh Hoa destroying four tanker trucks amid the North Vietnamese panhandle action. Guerrilla attacks near Saigon were audible in the city center as U.S. helicopters and flare ships operated. A blaze at a U.S. warehouse near Nha Be destroyed stock worth about $750,000, suspected to be an electrical fault though inquiry continues.

Thanh Hoa Saigon U.S Nha Be

Night air attack near Tan Son Nhut hits Viet Cong base

Ships flew to a fight near Tan Son Nhut air base where Viet Cong troops robbed 14 mortar rounds at South Vietnamese 5th Marine Regiment HQ. The night sky lit with gunfire and flares as Vietnamese forces pursued guerrillas. U.S. bombers conducted 136 missions north of Hanoi on Tuesday.

U.S Tan Son Nhut 5Th Marine Regiment Hanoi North Viet Nam

Pilot lands plane in public park at Tooele Utah

Fi Donald Frain of Los Aloms Calif could not find Tooele city airport while en route to Philadelphia and planned to refuel in Salt Lake City. He ran low on fuel near Tooele and, unable to locate the unlit airport, landed his Crosna 172 in a lighted city park with bystanders and officers witness. He narrowly avoided a baseball backstop and landed neatly.

Tooele Utah Donald Frain Los Almns Calif Utah City Frain Philadelphia Salt Lake City Tonele

Viet Nam War Vets Bill Backed

The administration endorsed legislation to extend full wartime benefits to veterans of the Viet Nam fighting. The bill, led by Sen. MonTOya and 55 sponsors, would cover all service members since the Gulf of Tonkin attacks and provide higher disability, medical, and pension benefits, plus burial and car purchase aid. VA chief Driver testified the measure would cost 79.9 million dollars over five years.

Washington UPI Joseph M. Montoya D-N.m Gulf of Tonkin William J. Driver Senate Finance Committee

Huge Wave Sinks Ferry in Jutland Sighting

A gale driven wave from Hurricane Faith smashed a Norwegian ferry in Jutland, sinking her. Navy officials counted 142 passengers and crew safe but warned at least five may be missing and presumed dead. Over 140 ships and helicopters aided rescue as a Russian trawler picked up 38 survivors.

Navy Sirah Jay Skaggerak

Small Vessel Feared Lost Off Oregon

The 188 foot cabin cruiser Katinka was reported missing off the Oregon coast. Debris and a life jacket were found. two men were aboard but identities unknown. A Coast Guard helicopter and station at Garibaldi tracked probable boat debris and a gasoline can near Deane Bay after reports of an explosion observed by residents.

Astoria Ore UPI Katinka Oregon Coast Coast Guard Susan Garibaldi Coast Guard Warrenton Deane Bay Ivehal Wea Helmuth Duesseldorf Germany Heere

Reduced Aid Bill Passes House and Senate

The Senate approved a compromise one package 3.5 billion foreign aid authorization bill, sending it to the White House. The measure, approved 217 to 127 by the House, provides the first year’s funds Johnson sought but falls short of his long range and reform demands. A conference committee hammered out the final form after weeks of debate.

Washington UPI Senate White House House Johnson Senate House

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