Vote Today Could End News Strike in New York
In New York, pressmen vote on a contract that could end the longest city newspaper strike. The World Journal Tribune would publish after a 124 day delay, with Steve Kennedy urging acceptance and Matt Meyer delaying comment amid union talks.
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Seven Die in California Head-On Crash
In Concord California seven people died and three were critically injured in a head on collision early yesterday. The fatalities include three sailors on leave from a ship and four members of the same Antioch family en route to visit a hospital. The victims include Henry B Richard Baughns 22 Willie Cary and others.
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Former mental patient kills daughter in Atlanta shootout
Fred Paschal, 70, a retired car dealer and former mental patient, died by suicide after a 30 minute siege as police stormed his barricaded house. His adopted daughter Pearl Paschal died at Grady Hospital. granddaughter Beverly Robertson and Patrolman Nixon were wounded but in good condition. Police noted a prior dispute over property.
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Milledgeville State Hospital
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Tokyo Quake Shakes Buildings. No Casualties Reported
A light earthquake struck Tokyo at about 1 14 p m local time with no immediate reports of injuries or damage. Separate dispatches note Alaska forest fire containment efforts near Chicken and Fairbanks with crews under 100 on scene.
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Actress Kim Novak Injured In California Crash
Kim Novak, 33, was injured when a station wagon wheel loosened causing a crash near the Santa Maria bridge. She was taken by ambulance 130 miles to St. John's Hospital in Santa Maria after a restless night at Sisters Hospital. She suffered a lacerated hand and middle finger. Two dogs and two cats riding with her escaped injury.
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Airman Injured In High Speed Car Wreck In Nevada
Nevada Highway Patrol reports Air Force Staff Sergeant Edward Holmes was shaken but not seriously hurt when his car rolled during a high speed drag race. Holmes reportedly traveled east on the wrong side of Munson Road, swerved, then flipped. He was admitted to Nellis Air Base Hospital at 7 15 p.m. for observation for a possible skull fracture.
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Brief Ship Strike But All OK Now
American flag passenger and cargo ships resumed sailing after an arbitrator’s award ended a work stoppage by deck officers in East and Gulf Coast ports. The SS United States sailed 14 hours late as the union won higher pension funds overtime pay and a wage boost. all members were told to return to work.
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Cab Driver Robbed After Unequal Fare
A cab driver was robbed of 100 dollars after picking up two men at 2nd and Fremont and driving to Concord and Lowry streets. The gunman demanded cash at the end, with the driver saying one assailant carried out the crime while the other appeared to merely assist.
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Police chase ends in triple collision in Tyler Texas
Two police cars pursuing a speeding sports car collided with the vehicle in a three way crash in Tyler Texas. No injuries were reported.
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Red Guard turmoil spreads in China as riots rise
Tokyo reports describe a near anarchic China with hundreds of thousands joining teen led actions. Nine youths reportedly killed as citizens try to stop the rampage. Peking orders discipline, cites 16 point decision, while foreign diplomats fear for safety and the USSR denounces hooliganism.
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Civil War Dangers Discussed At American Legion Meet
At the American Legion national convention the National Security Commission heard a police official warn of civil war in streets and the need to curb revolutionary tactics by professional troublemakers. A Defense Department spokesman said the Vietnam War was going very well militarily. Quinn Tamm, IA CP executive director, urged a reaffirmation of respect for law.
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Nevada’s Development Outlook and Regional Projects
A summary of progress from Southern Nevada expansion to energy and mining. Fort Mohave plant slated for 1970 with a 170 million ton coal supply over 35 years. Nevada Southern University grows as a hub for science and industry, while aircraft advances promise faster East-West travel. Copper mining revitalizes Battle Mountain and Carlin hosts major gold production. oil output in eastern Nevada rises 200 percent to 21 000 barrels monthly. Interior Secretary Udall notes a mineralized Cortez area. The piece urges cooperative labor negotiations and government support to attract new plants, acknowledging future economic challenges yet optimistic about opportunities.
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