Los Angeles Teachers Plan One Day Walkout
In Los Angeles 25000 public school teachers move ahead with a one day boycott after a judge refused an injunction. The Association of Classroom Teachers seeks higher pay and notes deteriorating conditions. A rival AFL-CIO local plans a two day walkout.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Richard Schauer
Association of Classroom Teachers of
Local 1021
American Federation of Teachers, Afl-Cio
Classroom Teachers Association
William Lambert
The
Association of Classroom Teachers
Israel slams UN over Jerusalem Al Aqsa resolution
Israel denounces the United Nations Security Council after a vote on a resolution concerning the Al Aqsa Mosque fire in Jerusalem. Eleven nations backed the text while the United States and three others abstained, with Israel accusing the council of irrelevance and bias and noting past attacks on Jerusalem’s holy sites.
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UPI
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U.N. Security Council
al Aqsa
Old City
United States
Security Council
U.N
County weighs DA quarters in jail or church site
Administrative Officer Raymond D. Johnson asked county supervisors to consider housing the district attorney in the Courthouse Annex or in the First Presbyterian Church Sunday School structure off Court house Square. The church offers space for about 375,000 dollars, with price adjustments if only the school building is bought. Milner would need moved to free space for a new municipal court in the annex.
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First Presbyterian Church
Raymond D. Johnson
Courthouse Square
State and Constance Streets
Santa Barbara
Anapama
Anacapa
Johnson
David Milner
Trooper Discovers Needle After Traffic Stop
State Trooper Robert Sabatini pulled over two young men with one unlicensed driver and sent them to the rear seat. The needle was later found in the patrol car and other troopers claim drugs were located when the men were stopped again.
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Huntington
Ind
UPI
Robert Sabatini
Sabatini
Nuclear blast shocks continue at PaHute Mesa test
Seismologist Dr. James N Brune says aftershocks from Tuesday underground nuclear blast will persist for weeks. The magnitude 6 event displaced 10 million tons of rock and was felt from Los Angeles to Salt Lake City. The test, described as a national defense shot, produced four major aftershocks and prompted speculation about a spectrum bomb.
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New
UPI
James N. Brune
California Institute of Technology
Pasadena
Alaska
Brune
Caltech
United States
Ground Zero
Los Angeles
Salt Lake City
Columbia University Observatory
Palisades
N.H
Air Force
Edward B. Giller
Storms sweep wide region with heavy rains and high winds
A broad band of thundershowers stretched from central Texas to the St. Lawrence Seaway, bringing heavy rains from eastern Texas through the lower Midwest. Northwest light rain fell as a cold front advanced, while the South and East enjoyed warmth. Notable totals included College City Texas with over 32 inches in six hours and Rochelle Texas with 50 mph winds and hail. Waco Texas saw nearly two inches of rain in six hours. Butte Montana reported the national low of 28.
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United Press International
Texas
St. Lawrence Seaway
College City
Tex
Rochelle
Ponca City
Okla
North Dakota
Minnesota
Michigan
Waco
Butte
Mont
Reagan says office cleared of charge in Look Magazine story
Governor Ronald Reagan said his office had been cleared of charges that two aides leaked Look Magazine advance copies linking Mayor Joseph Alioto to Mafia figures. He cited depositions given to Alioto’s chief attorney by aides Paul Beck and Ed Gray as supporting that the mayor’s charge was based on false assumptions. Alioto has filed a $12.5 million libel suit against the magazine.
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Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Look Magazine
San Francisco
Joseph Alioto
Deposi
Alioto
Paul Beck
Ed Gray
Reagan
Leonard L. Glancy
Warren
Kenneth Hake
Hake
Beck
Gray
Alioton
Look
Far East
Trial of Go-Go Girls Moves To Honky Tonk Bar
Two 22 year old go go dancers Susanne Haines and Sheila Brendenson face indecent exposure and lewd conduct charges as their trial shifts from Municipal Judge Earl Warren Jr in Sacramento to a nearby honky tonk. The defense sought the change to allow jurors to view the dancers performances.
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Dennis J. Opatany
Sacramento
UPI
Earl Warren Jr
Warren
U.S
Ronald Sypnicki
Navarro murder trial jury deliberating as case unfolds
A seven man five woman jury continues deliberations in the Ramon Navarro murder trial. Brothers Paul Ferguson 23 and Thomas Ferguson 18 allegedly beat the silent film star in his home on October 30. Both deny the charges and accuse the other.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Ramon Navarro
Chicago
Paul Robert Ferguson
Thomas Scott Ferguson
British Rail Signalman Locks Red Signals Halting London Express
In Bentley England Norman Powis left his post without relief and activated red signals forcing the London express to stop until a relief signalman arrived from a town two miles away.
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Bentley
England
UPI
British Railways
Norman Powis
Powis
Lompoc Record Publisher and staff details listed
The item lists the Lompoc Record publishing details including officers, editors, managers, associations, and subscription rate. It notes a daily publication schedule except Sundays and Christmas Day and provides postal and legal decree references.
Army tests toxic gas on Hawaii in 1966 and 1967
The Honolulu Star-Bulletin reported that the army conducted tests on what are believed to be the second and third most toxic nerve gases on the island of Hawaii during 1966 and 1967, the paper said on Tuesday.
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Honolulu
UPI
Honolulu Star-Bulletin
Island of
Hawaii
Patsy T. Mink
Army
Dugway
Utah
Star-Bulletin
Forestry Division
State Department of Land and Natural Resources
Waiakea
Mauna Loa
Hilo
Shunichi Kimura
Mink
Oil probe funds to be itemized by county bureau
County Petroleum Engineer David K. Bickmore requests an additional 4000 dollars to study oil pollution in the Santa Barbara Channel. Supervisors agreed to itemize after Administrative Officer Raymond D. Johnson raised questions. Bickmore, based in Santa Maria, has given two progress reports and asked for three more months to finish a detailed final report.
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David K. Bickmore
Santa Barbara Channel
Raymond D. Johnson
Bickmore
Santa Maria
Seattle mayoral primary crowns two young political figures
State Sen. Wes Uhlman 34 and R. Mort Frayn 63 led a field of 10 in Seattle's mayoral primary. Both avoided overusing law-and-order phrasing, focusing instead on city finance and transportation. A separate Army test report discussed nerve agents BZ and GB and referenced VX incidents.
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Seattle
UPI
Wes Uhlman
R. Mort Frayn
Uhlman
Frayn
Unpaid bill blamed on landing aid at National Airport
Virginia Electric Power Co shut off an LDA at Washington National Airport for four hours after an FAA bill remained unpaid past 90 days. Kenneth Lyons of the National Association of Government Employees said the incident arose from an administrative error and an overdue circuit bill.
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Washington
UPI
Virginia Electric Power Co
Kenneth Lyons
National Association of Government Employers
FAA
National
Lyons
Fleming plotted Hess capture during WWII secret service
London report says Ian Fleming, creator of James Bond, devised a Hess abduction plot while in Royal Navy intelligence during World War II. Historian Richard Deacon presents the claim in a new history of Britain's secret service detailing Fleming's wartime activities and schemes.
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London
UPI
James Bond
Rudolf Hess
Britain
Secret Service
Richard Deacon
Ian Fleming
Hess
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