Drastic Air Traffic Law Revisions Debated After Crash
A House subcommittee probes the Grand Canyon collision in which 128 people died, debating if U S air traffic rules are outdated. CAB and CAA officials clash over flight level responsibilities as hearings seek system overhaul and higher altitude regulation, with further inquiries planned in Washington.
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Harris
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William K. Andrews
Andrews
Los Angeles
Oscar Bakke
Bakke
James R. Durfee
John A Garrison
Reds Tell Polar Plan MOSCOW We Join Polar Expedition
Captain Ivan Man announced Sunday that the Soviet Union plans a joint Arctic expedition with scientists from Sweden and Norway. The aim is to reach the North Pole and conduct scientific study with international cooperation.
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Soviet Union
North Pole
Sweden
Norway
Ivan Man
Johnson Doubts Pass of Federal School Aid Bill
President Johnson said Congress is unlikely to pass federal school aid this session and doubted final action on a postal rate bill. Senate timing remains unclear with adjournment eyed by July and civil rights legislation menace in the House.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
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Ieader
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Two Soldiers Held for Slugging Officer
Two soldiers from Camp Irwin near Barstow California are held by Tulare authorities on suspicion of slugging a special officer and stealing his gun. Pvt Frederick W Eckdahl 19 admitted taking part in the July 2 slugging. Pvt Gil bert Arguelles 29 of San Francisco confessed to slugging Special Officer Garner Churchill with a rock. Police say the incident occurred when Tulare officers tried to stop the car in which the two youths were hiding.
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Barstow
Calif
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Frederick W. Eckdahl
San Francisco
Pieailbert Arguelles
Garner Churchill
Man resigns after claiming job was created for doing nothing
Harold C. Schaefer, Lake Mohawk, resigned as Sparta Township supply and property supervisor, saying the post paid $6000 yearly for doing nothing. He returned his pay for June to May and a $196 check for March to May. Schaefer, a Sparta Republican Club president and township committee candidate, called the position a political reward.
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Harold C. Schaefer
Lake Mohawk
Schaefer
Sparta Township Republican Club
Photogs Pick Hostess for California Photo Convention
Greta Thyssen will serve as official hostess for the California Press Photographers Assn convention in Fresno on July 28 and 29. About 150 photographers from newspapers across the state are expected to attend.
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Los Angeles
Ag Itress
Greta ‘Thyssen
California Press Photographers ‘Assn
Fresno
Sabre Jet Crashes in San Dimas
A Sabre jet crashed on a San Dimas street exploding and creating a six by twenty foot crater. Lt. Oliver L. Dillingham 23 of Williams AFB Arizona identified as pilot. two girls burned slightly from the explosion. gas main ruptured and fires were extinguished by firefighters.
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San Dimas
Mary Austin
Councilmen OK Integrated Pension Proposal
City Council members voting seven to one approved a plan to integrate Federal Social Security with a modified state administered pension system as urged by the joint city retirement committee.
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Toby Wick
Assn
Long Beach Slugger Tied To San Diego Robberies Case
A Long Beach shooting suspect linked to a weekend trio of San Diego area robberies is identified as Richard Castro Campos, 22, transient from Orange County. Police say Campos aided in hold ups at Ocean Side, Solana Beach, and Del Mar after Sgt. Thomas L. Welch was wounded during a confrontation on Falcon Ave. four youths disappeared, with Campos among the later suspects alongside Raymond Castillo Tuma and David Ramirez DeLeon.
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Campos
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Falcon Ave
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Welch
Manuel R. Martinez
Raymond Castillo Tuma
David Ramirez
DeLeon
Bay Area Carpenters Strike Paralyzes Construction
About 16 000 carpenters in San Francisco Alameda San Mateo and Marin counties walked out effective today with no new talks scheduled. Employers estimate up to 100 million dollars in construction could be halted as workers currently earn 83 cents an hour plus 10 cents for vacations with a proposed 22 44 cent package increase. The strike began at 12 01 am Saturday and marks the first work day with no show from the carpenters.
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Texan’s death blamed on jungle guerrillas in Colombia
SuuvTa Colombia. New, a San Antonio engineer, was found hacked to pieces at his oil prospecting camp last week. American sources say anti government guerrillas likely killed him in a robbery attempt. A Hungarian colleague also died. the Hungarian was buried at the scene while New’s body was moved to Bogota for a funeral.
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New
Bogota
Castaic Girl Dies in Explosion and Fire
A 5 year old girl Ernestina Ramirez died in a kerosene stove explosion at her parents one room home on the Cox Ranch near Castaic. Firemen recovered her body after parents believed all children were safe following the blast that occurred Sunday.
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Ernestina Ramirez
Librado Ramirez
Ernestina
Soviet envoy Bogomolov to return after vacation
A Soviet embassy spokesman said Ambassador Alexandr Bogomolov will resume his post after a month of vacation. Reports had hinted Bogomolov might be replaced by Dmitri Bogidaev, the embassy councilor, as Bogomolov was away. Bogomolov left Rome May 5 without Italian foreign office notice. Moscow recently said Bogidnev was promoted to ambassador, country unspecified.
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Dmitri Bogidaev
Rome
Foreign Office
Moscow
Bogidnev
Proposition Four Criticized as State Control Bid
Reese H. Taylor of Union Oil denounces Proposition 4 as a thinly veiled bid for state control of oil and gas. He cites a three member commission with wide discretionary powers and broad waste definitions, arguing it would regulate nearly all production activities and harm major producers who oppose the measure.
Sales positions open at Bobby Sports Wear
Saleslady Mr. Bob and Bobby Sportswear seek qualified sales personnel with top earnings potential. Starting salary $75 per week plus commission. Call Miss Brenner at HE 6-2708 for appointment. Applications treated strictly confidential.
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Bobby Sportswear
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Airman Drowns During Party Near Winslow Arizona
Dale Flora, a 19 year old airman from East Canton Ohio, drowned in Clear Creek near Winslow while on a swimming outing with friends. The incident occurred Sunday, prompting an investigation by local authorities and the military. Flora was stationed nearby and his family has been notified.
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Dale Flora
East Canton
Ohio
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