Mud floods devastate Glendora home and neighborhood
In Glendora California a mud surge four feet deep inundated the Duttons four bedroom ranch destroying furniture and cluttering rooms. William Dutton and two dozen neighbors shovel and sandbag to recover while volunteers from Watts join in. The family has no mud insurance and plans to rent an apartment with their three children for up to three months as they salvage their home.
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Glendora
Calif
William Dutton
Dutton
Foothills
Watts
Duttons
Boundary tension as American sergeant faces Czech patrol
On a snowbound hilltop near the Bavarian Forest an American sergeant and a Czechoslovak military patrol confront each other across the unclear boundary between Czechoslovakia and West Germany. The standoff reflects Cold War suspicions after the Soviet occupation of Czechoslovakia last August.
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Weiden
Germany
Czechoslovakia
West Germany
Rich ard Long wife sues for divorce over alleged abuse
Mara Corday sues actor Richard Long in Superior Court claiming he waterd and pushed her during their 12 year marriage. She says he returned home at odd hours and gambled away large sums. They separated Jan. 2. three children. The story also covers U.S. airlift operations near the Czechoslovak border and a border incident at Brouillette's observation post as Czech guards approached within 50 feet.
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Mara Corday
Long
Czechoslovakia
Jan Palach
Brouillette
U.S
Generation Gap Shows Signs Of Growing
New York AP reports tensions between Christianity and Judaism rise amid Middle East turmoil. The piece notes Christianity roots in Judaism and highlights religious undertones behind political conflict, with interfaith friction driven by fears, interests, and antipathies.
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New York
Jesus
Middle East
Budget omission stirs Kennedy grave funding debate
Washington AP reports Lyndon B. Johnson’s final budget omits a Defense Department recommendation of 431000 for access routes to Robert F. Kennedy’s grave at Arlington. Sen. Edward M. Kennedy expressed hope that construction could begin this spring with mixed public and private funds while Nixon may seek Congress approval in a supplemental bill.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Defense Department
Arlington National Cemetery
Robert F. Kennedy
Johnson
Edward M. Kennedy
Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
Johnson Administration
Pentagon
Budget Bureau
Nixon Administration
Congress
Nixon
Army
California
John Kennedy
Vatican Outreach Aims at Youth in Priest Training
The Vatican urged vast experiments to improve training for future priests nuns and lay brothers to fit the mentality of younger men. The pope and church leaders emphasized engaging youth to reinvigorate the Catholic clergy and religious life worldwide.
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Vatican City
The
Vatican
New Mediator Counts Named Head of Mediation Service
J Curtis Counts 53 of Los Angeles selected as chief federal mediator, succeeding William Simkin. Former Douglas Aircraft VP for employee relations, Counts aims to settle the East Gulf coast longshoremen strike. He sits on the national labor management panel advising the mediation service. Vatican issues decree updating religious community life allowing more experimentation and temporary returns to lay life.
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Washington
J. Curtis Counts
Los Angeles
William E. Simkin
Federal
Mediation and
Counts
Douglas Aircraft Co
George P. Shultz
Cir
Gulf
Shultz
Longshoremen Honor Kennedy With Marble Unload
Hoboken New Jersey AP reports Charles Buonocuore, president of local 2 ILA, allowed his members to drop picket signs and unload 12 tons of imported Italian marble as a tribute to President John F Kennedy for a memorial in Washington.
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Hoboken, N.J
John F. Kennedy
Charles Buonocuore
International Longshoremen’s Association
Washington
Bill To Permit Federal Employee Privacy Reintroduced
A Senate bill reintroduces privacy protections for federal workers. It bans probing into sex lives or personal attitudes via psychological tests or lie detectors and requires disclosure of financial data only where conflicts of interest exist. A rights board would handle violations and redress via civil suits.
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Washington
U.S. Senate
Sam J. Ervin
D-N.c
Senate
House Post Office and Civil Service
Board of
Employes Rights
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Perth
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Antoinette Ettride
Scarborough
Australia
Richard Long
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Larry Brouillette
New Haven
Conn
2Nd Armored Cavalry Regiment
U.S. Army
United States
America
Alford Carleton
United Church of Christ
Israel
Russia
Marc Tanenbaum
Interreligous Affairs
American Jewish Committee
Carleton
David M. Stowe
Overseas Ministries Division
National Council of Churches
National Conference of Christians and Jews
London
Ottawa Herald
Business and Professional Guide
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Arvid Berglund, O.D
Optometrist
A. G. Madison, O.D
S. Main
Olin G. Wollen, O.D
Rodney McClay, O.D
Dennis L. Smith
D.D
Don L.mckelvey
D.C
Chiropractors
S. M. Brockway
16Th St
J. C. South, D.C
L. J.mathey
Homer N. Flora, D.O
Zellner
Osteopathic
David L. Young, D.O
Physical Medicine
Pharmacists
Raney-Reynolds
Rexall
Ottawa
Medical Directory
D. C. Hadley, M.D
General Practice Medical Arts Building
Louis N. Speer, M.D
General Medicine
David G. Laury, M.D
R. A. Gollier, M.D
C. H. Strehlow, M.D
Medical Arts
Victor J. Lofgreen
Sylva Lofgreen, M.D
Physicians and Surgeons
Henning Bros
Anthony Clinical Laboratory
Gladys Anthony
Towner’s Chapel
Crites
P.O. Box
RCA
Zenith
Bob Luce
Johnson Motors
Newman Boats
John Reynolds
Beautyland
Eloise Milton
Shirley James
Peggy Ferguson
Waunita Riemer
Wilema Babcock
J. Rodgers
Medical Arts Bldg
Everett
S. Mein
Sottawa Engineering
Brown's Hardware
Bundy Insurance Agency
Sabs
Warris Welding Co
H. W. Johnson
Richardson
New Mediator
Vatican Ecumenical Council
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