Santa Barbara Hills Fire Ravages Homes and Watershed
A 10 mile fire front in Santa Barbara and Montecito destroyed or damaged over 100 homes and swept into foothills, forcing thousands to flee. Firefighters from across California fought the blaze now in its fourth day as winds changed, with 40 injured and one firefighter killed. Property losses exceed $3.5 million as authorities warn conditions remain volatile.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Upi
Montecito
la Cumbre
College Chief Blasts Legion Over Education Critique
Antioch College President James P. Dixon accused the American Legion of attacking all American education by proposing a congressional investigation of the college. He said the Legion resolution claimed faculty and students aided Communist propaganda and warned against public censorship of education. Dixon asserted the campus should host speakers of every political view to prepare students for future problems.
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Yellow Springs
UPI
Antioch College
James P. Dixon
The
American Legion Thursday
All American Education
the Legion
Dallas
Wed
Dixon
Antioch
Mrs Fischer Delivers Girl For Quints Family
Mrs Mary Ann Fischer gave birth to a 10 pound 7 ounce girl at 9 18 p m in St Luke s Hospital Aberdeen South Dakota Joined the Fischer quints her husband Andrew a 78 a week grocery clerk noted the baby weighs more than twice the heaviest quint James Andrew who was 4 9 at birth Delivered by Dr James Hovland with assistance from Drs Bernard King A J Janish and James Berbos the family already has ten children and five other quintuplets born in 13 months
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Aberdeen
S.D
UPI
Mary Ann Fischer
Fischer Quints
St. Luke’s Hospital
A. J. Janish
James Berbos
Bomb probes and racial tension ripple through McComb and beyond
United Press International reports President Johnson urged a prompt Justice Department probe into a string of bombings in McComb Mississippi targeting Negro homes and churches amid calls for martial law. The piece also notes related federal grand jury testimony in Biloxi and ongoing civil rights tensions in Philadelphia County and other cities.
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United Press International
Johnson
Justice Department
McComb
Miss
White House
Mississippi
Paul Johnson
Biloxi
Samaritan Receives National Police Hall of Fame Bravery Award
James Crouch a 35 year old UPI employee earned the National Police Hall of Fame Certificate of Appreciation for bravery after he helped stop an Aug 8 assault, preventing a four barrell pistol from firing as an off duty officer intervened.
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New York
UPI
United Press International
New York City
National Police Hall of Fame
James Crouch
Crouch
Vincent Calderone
New York Housing Authority
Joseph Burns
National Police Officers Association of America
Dry cleaning shop runs another weekend special
A local dry cleaner advertises a new Saturday special after a crowded rush during the recent sale. The ad teases a value-filled promotion to draw shoppers and boost weekend business.
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Santa Ynez River
U.S. Forest
William H. Hansen
Avery Brundage
James Bond
Harry Saltzman
Albert R Broccou
Leming
Cfan Conner
James Bond “United
Daniel
Bianchrtists
Henry
FONDA
James Darren
Louise Shar
Pamela Tiffin
Paul Lynde
Technicolor
Techniscope
Susannah Work
Tom Jones
Charles & Peloman Patsen
William Holden
Susannah York
Cleveland
Ohio
Paul W. Briggs
Richmond
Prince Edward County
St. Petersburg
Fla
Quinn Tamm
Washington
International Association of Police Chiefs
Samaritan
Esmond
Farm Sweet
Variety Club
Spec
Lee
JO & ED
Whittlesey and
Ashland County
Buzzy McCannons
Auto Aces
Ghoulardi
Myron Floren
Star View Drive-In
Rt. 20
West
Norwalk
Huron County Bank
Ahuron County Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Huron County
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