Cleanup Starts Probe Into Baldwin Hills Flood Disaster
Investigators probe cause of the Baldwin Hills flood after a break at the LA reservoir released up to 300 million gallons. Cleanup crews clear muck as 64 homes destroyed or damaged. evacuations and loans aid flood victims while officials weigh a court ruling on whether the dam failure was an act of God or structural fault. The disaster area spans canyons, residential blocks, and business districts with extensive property losses and insurance questions. Local officials and residents seek answers and funding as the city and Small Business Administration respond.
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Los Angeles
Baldwin Hills
Hofte
al Hanes
Lwe
Samuel Yorty
Simiar
Small Business Administration
Max K. Socha
Department of Water and Power
Rev Hageman to Be New Pastor in Chicago
The Rev Everett Hageman, longtime Zion Lutheran pastor in Muscatine, announced his resignation to accept a pastorate at Golgotha Lutheran Church in Chicago. He and Mrs Hageman with six children plan to move in late January after nine and a half years here. He has led civic efforts including roles with the American Cancer Society and local development groups. Golgotha Lutheran is relocating to Kilpatrick Street in Chicago's south side.
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Everett Mazeman
Zion Lutheran Church
Chicago
Hageman
Golgotha
Winants Cla
Muscatine Development Corporation
Muscating Chamber of Commerce
United Fund
Golgotha Lutheran
Kilparick Street
Harsh Cold Describes Third Straight Below Zero Day
Temperatures plunged to 7 below early today then 1 below by Sunday morning, with a Sunday high near 9 above and noon rebound to 6. Forecast calls for cloudier tonight and not quite so cold, with lows between 3 above and 3 below. Snow flurries possible Tuesday as highs reach near zero to 10 above.
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Associated Press
LeMars
Storm Lake
Waterloo
Mason City
Parseghian Has Not Signed With Notre Dame Yet
In South Bend and Evanston details remain unsettled as Ara Parseghian exits a meeting without a contract for head football coach. A delayed news conference followed a premature Tribune report, with Parseghian stating the announcement triggered his decision to accept but vows to finalize terms within a day or two.
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South Bend
Ind
Ava Parseghian
Notre Dame
Edmund P. Joyce
Trish
Parseghian
Evanston
Parseghain
South Bend Tribune
Tilly
Matti
Tye
Army Reserve Unit Here Will Be Activated Soon
Muscatine will gain an Army Reserve unit when Company A, 498th Engineer Battalion is activated. A public meeting for eligible men is scheduled at the Stewart Road headquarters on Tuesday, December 17 at 7:20 p.m. The unit, with over 100 enlisted and five officers, will be a combat engineer element assigned to the 495th Engineer Combat Battalion in support of a field army.
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Muscatine
Stewart Road
Wank
Malley Kg
Radawwha
Willy
Muscaline
Pam
Lan
Bada
Mnom
LaVaun J. LaRue
LaRue
Musextine
495Th Engineer
Lhar
Incal National Guard
Fire Sweeps Portland Home Killing Six Children
A duplex blaze in Portland Maine killed six children as fire raced through the upper floor while the Harrigan family slept. William Harrigan and his wife Leona escaped with injuries after trying to save their seven children and three state wards. Six youngsters died including Heidi and Mary Ann Hattingah and Holly Carol Harrigan, plus Thomas Tami and Ramona Maley. Medical examiners reported suffocation. survivors were treated for smoke inhalation.
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Portland
Maine
William F. Harrigan
Harrigan
Leona
Maine Medical Center
Harrigans
Bevarly
John
Edward
Genevieve
Heidi
Mary Ann
Holly Carol
Thomas Maley
Tami. Maley
Ramona Maley
U S to Keep Troops in Europe Long as Needed
President Johnson told NATO ministers the United States will maintain its European troop strength as long as they are needed. He pledged six American divisions in Europe and urged allies to meet NATO defense goals with both nuclear and nonnuclear forces.
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Paris
Johnson
North Atlantic Alliance
United States
Europe
Dean Rusk
NATO
Kennedy
Tolvisor
aLves
U. S
Big List
America
Richard A. Butler
Sovnt Union
Britain
Boston
Bare Cut In Soviet Arms Budget Focuses On Bread Over Guns
In Moscow the Soviet budget for 1964 shows a 43 percent cut in military spending and a 53 percent rise in investments for consumer goods over two years. Premier Khrushchev aims to boost famine relief and consumer industries, signaling a shift toward more bread and fewer guns, though critics call it a modest start amid larger seven year plans. Finance Minister Vasily Garbuzov announced the cut of 600 million rubles, about 666 million dollars, as the official exchange rate.
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Moscow -Am
Supreme Soviet
Khrushchev
Vasily Garbyzov
Commuunist Party Central Committee
Car narrowly escapes as train strikes car in Wilton road
A 1964 car driven by Franke Faiy with sister Elizabeth Rae was struck by an east-bound train at Spruce Street Wilton. The vehicle skidded but no one was injured. Train was traveling 70 to 75 mph on ice covered track. Deputy Sheriff Bob Miller noted no injuries and authorities were alerted by radio. Separately, Wayne Cubbage was charged with failure to yield after a two-vehicle crash on Highway 67 east of Muscatine, leaving both drivers uninjured.
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Franke Faiy
E Street
Veilton
Elizabeth Rae
Wilton
Bob Miller
Young
Miller
West Liberty
Wayne Cubbage
Route 5
Muscatine
Cubbage
Thomas Fulton
Grandview
Sinatra Jr to sing again as kidnappers face court
Frank Sinatra Jr plans to resume singing at Harrah's Lake Tahoe as federal authorities prepare indictments for John Winwood Joseph Amsler and Barry Keenan over the kidnapping. FBI efforts recover most of the 2400000 ransom while Sinatra Sr returns to show business with caution.
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Frank Sinatra Jr
Sinawa
Lake Tahoe
Harrah
Sinatra Jn
Tommy ‘Dorsey
Tino. Barrie
Frank Jr
Los Angeles
Sinatra Sr
John W.inwin
Joseph C. Amsler
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Rada
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Oklahoma
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U.S
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Butler
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