Dust and smog warn of Southern Nevada air danger
Faith Middleton cites major pollution in the Las Vegas valley with fifteen tons of dust per hour from asphalt plants and heavy burning of trash and gas fumes. The piece urges stricter controls, notes partial regulatory moves, and emphasizes immediate danger from dust and burning while endorsing an air pollution ordinance.
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Las Vegas Valley
Boulder City
L.A
Desert
Palm Springs
Mt. Jacinto
Nevada
Las Vegas
Faith|Middleton
Stewart
2Nd
United States
Henderson
Los Angeles
Lou LaPorta
Detroit
L. A
Faith
D.A
SUN
Sea Serpent Sighted Off New Jersey Coast by Divers
Walford and Wicklund describe a large jellylike creature seen near the New Jersey coast. It resembled fluid glass with no bones or facial features and defied Venus Girdle theory. Divers, armed with cameras and floodlights, planned shark cages and a giant net to capture it.
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Walford
New Jersey
Wicklund
Federal Judge Decker orders strike action amid union walkout
Judge Bernard Decker issued a restraining order against the IAM as members of the Jam union in 31 cities walked out in New York Newark Los Angeles Cleveland Philadelphia Detroit Seattle Portland and more than a dozen flights were canceled or delayed nationwide. Some locals said the ruling would not affect their walkout.
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Decker
IAM
JAM
New York
Newark
N.J
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Detroit
Seattle
Wash
Portland
Ore
Four-Month-Old Dies in Crash Near Nutrioso
A 4-month-old Reserve, New Mexico boy Milton Troy Armijo died in a one car crash two miles south of Nutrioso on U S 180. Stella Armijo 19 of Reserve driving the car skidded on a curve and overturned. Stella Armijo and two passengers Carl ota Cordova 41 and Chris Cordova 9 both of Reserve were admitted to Springerville Hospital.
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Nutrioso
Ariz
UPI
Kay's Fabrics Kolumn Promotes Honest Service
Kelly quotes Kay's Fabrics in Las Vegas as stating they do not offer free merchandise or labor, emphasize artistry in cabinet making and drapery, promise tasteful workmanship, and invite bids with clear pricing. The piece notes their cheerful farewell if a bid is refused and hints at a welcoming Homemaker Shop with Ora directing a whimsical department.
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Kay's Fabrics
Las Vegas Review-Journal
Artist of the Month Promotes Erma’s Paintings as Investment
Erma’s pictures are praised as likely to increase in value making them smart buys. The text suggests decorating homes by selecting a few strong paintings as focal points and building room colors around the artist’s palette.
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Erma
Brush Fire Under Centre Near Pine Grove
A wildfire north of Redding burned 750 acres of brush and light timber threatening Pine Grove. State Forestry left one crew on the lines to mop up. The fire started along railroad tracks and reached U S Highway 99. Nine other fires in the area were controlled, the largest totaling 135 acres at Happy Valley.
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Redding
Calif
Pine Grove
Here
State Forestry Department
Happy Valley
Retired Carpenter Dies in Flames
In Fresno California UPI reports James Y Hughes eighty eight died after a fire destroyed his home. He reportedly fell asleep while smoking in an overstuffed chair and was found alive on the floor in the doorway engulfed in flames. Al Hall a softwater firm employee and an unidentified man tried to reach him but were driven back by the blaze.
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Fresno
Calif
UPI
James Y. Hughes
al Hall
Hughes
Senegalese minister cites house arrests after coup
Senegalese Foreign Minister Doudou Thiam said several persons have been placed under house arrest in Dakar in connection with an adoptive coup attempt last December.
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Dakar
Senecal
UPI
Doudou Thiam
Niagara Falls Youth Pleads Guilty Over Unsafe 1956 Car
Kenneth Dewberry a 17 year old from Niagara Falls Ontario pleaded guilty to driving an unsafe vehicle and failing to notify the transport department of its purchase. After buying the 1956 model three days earlier police found a faulty steering system accelerator issues doors rusted floor and other critical defects. He was fined 75 dollars for the violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls, Ont
UPI
Kenneth Dewberry
Niagara Falls
Ont
Transport Department
Contracts Awarded for School Work at Sacramento State College
The State Department of Public Works awarded three contracts totaling 1 027 794 for a three story reinforced concrete addition to classroom building Number Three at Sacramento State College. General work goes to Peter Sartorio Colma for 725 782 electrical work to Electrical Construction and Sales Co San Francisco for 94 713 and combined mechanical work to H Goldman and Sons San Francisco for 207 299.
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Sacramento
UPS
State Department of Public Works
Sacramento State College
Peter Sartorio
Colma
Electrical Construction and Sales Co
San Francisco
H. Goldman and Sons
Poland names new ambassador to Moscow
Edmund Pszczolkowski aged 59, former Agriculture Minister, was named Poland s ambassador to Moscow. He succeeds Boleslaw Jasczuk who was elected secretary of the Polish Communist Party.
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Warsaw
UPI
Edmund Pszczolkowski
Poland
Moscow
Boleslaw Jasczuk
Polish Communist Party
Israel Threatens Retaliation Over Syrian Aggressions
Middle East notes report no border incidents. Golda Meir held talks with Security Council nations in New York as Israel seeks an urgent council meeting. An embassy spokesman said Israel told France its public opinion was inflamed by Syrian actions and may force retaliation. Paris promised an urgent survey.
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Golda Meir
Security Council
New York
Israel
Paris
France
Syria
Third Miner Describes Fear for Brother in Coal Mine Collapse
Bova, trapped with two others 18 feet from the surface, fears his brother will not be saved as rescue attempts fail to deliver food or water. Despite attempts through a six inch hole and a microphone system, no contact or nourishment has reached him since the shaft caved in.
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Bova
Fellin
Throne
Viet Nam Buddhist Leaders Accuse Government of Bias
Viet Nam Buddhist leaders accuse the government of discrimination while officials claim religious groups seek to exploit faith for anti government aims. troops raided four temples in Saigon and invaded the Tu Dam Pagoda in Hue where deadly clashes began last May.
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Saigon
Tu Dam
Hue
Viet Na
Jem Hue
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Cale Idudley
Tanner Gray
S. Commerce Star Call
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Mccarran Field
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Convention Center Drive
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Foster's. S Shoes
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APTS
FORD
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Youngstown
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Yan Good Motor
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Maine
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Jm, McCunn & Co., Inc
N.Y.C
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