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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1971

Page

1

Heat waves overload Long Beach power system

Thousands in Long Beach lacked power as temperatures hit a record 106 degrees. Edison crews replaced fuses and transformers on more than 50 poles, restoring service after outages up to four hours. Residents complained of food thawing while officials called in teams from multiple cities to aid repairs.

Long Beach Area Southern Calfornia Edison Co George Hanavwalt Edison Long Beach San Fernando Valley Bud Autry Wershiok Loretei del Amo Boulevard Arbor Road Lakewood Hanawalt Fran Campion Huntington Park Southland Signal Hill Hawaiian Gardens

Hostages at Attica urge full amnesty for rebels

Five of the 34 hostages at Attica State Prison urged complete amnesty for the inmates Sunday night. Negotiations yielded no breakthrough as mediators warned of a possible massacre. Police and National Guard helicopters surrounded the prison while monitors from the observer committee called for gubernatorial intervention to save lives.

Attica N.Y Attica State Prison Pum Committee of Meriators Offi Allica Observer Committee

Rioting in Belfast and Londonderry as British troops confront mobs

Savage rioting flared in Belfast and Londonderry as British army patrols and police faced rock throwing gunmen. A policeman was seriously wounded during a bridge ambush, an IRA suspect electrocuted, others burned in a prior strike. Troops used rubber bullets and tear gas to disperse crowds after a boy’s funeral. 102 have died in two years of violence, despite summit talks planned among Faulkner Lynch Heath.

Belfast Northern Ireland Londonderry West Belfast Brian Faulkner Jack Lynch Irish Republic Edward Heath Britain Andersonstown Bernadette Devlin Republic Faulkner Lynch TRA

East braces for hurricane Heidi

East Coast prepares as Heidi, the newest tropic storm, strengthens to near hurricane force with 45 to 50 mph winds. It will pass east of Cape Hatteras and may threaten New England. meanwhile Edith remains a disorganized Gulf lingerer. Floodwaters from Fern strand Texas coast towns as helicopters evacuate residents and school buses join the effort.

Miami Heidi Tropics U.S National Hurricane Center Cape Hatteras N.C Konday New England Edith Central America Gulf of Mexico Merida Mexico Atlantic Gulf Texas

Thousands expected to join San Francisco busing boycott today

In San Francisco thousands of parents are expected to boycott the first day of court-ordered busing as 130 yellow buses carry about 26 000 of the city s 47 000 elementary students to class. Antibusing groups urge peaceful protest while authorities warn against violence.

San Francisco UPI Robert G. Nelson Concerned Parents Association Virgil Parker Jeader United Community of Geneva Excelsior Parker Joseph J. Aliato Chinatown Treasure Island Tour “Freedom Bay Navy Brass Wilson C. Riles Stanley A. Weigel NAACP

Khrushchev Death Declared No Full State Honors Given

Pravda and Tass announce Nikita Sergeyevich Khrushchev died in his 77th year after a long illness. He will be buried at Novodevichy without full state funeral ceremonies. Farewell remarks planned at Kremlin hospital. no Kremlin leaders attend.

Moscow Nikita S. Khrushchev Pravda Communist Party Lfe Kremlin Tass Central Committee Soviet Communist Party Council of Ministers U.S.S.R First Sec Nikita Sergeyevich Krushchev Party Leonid I. Brezhnev Aleksei N. Kosygin Nikolai V Podgorny Khrushchev Novodevicly Kuntsevo

NASA suit accuses ignition ignore before astronaut deaths

Suit alleges NASA ignored a fire warning prior to the deaths of four astronauts, highlighted on page C-7. Other pages note troops unfit for combat, saliva testing replacing the pill, trade surcharges harming partners, and Earl Wilson on different pages.

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