Memorial board approves concept for Long Beach children’s hospital
Memorial's board of directors endorses the idea of a dedicated children's hospital in Long Beach with facilities including a medical floor isolation unit and a teenage special unit. Architect shows preliminary six story plan but no major fundraising drive is planned. study and planning will span several years.
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Aly Surgical
Memorial
Harry C. Hachmeister
Moonboard
Long Beach
Queston
Pediartricians
Electrical Guitar Shock Kills Youth
A 14 year old Costa Mesa boy, Dean Wayne Holder, died after receiving an electric shock while playing an electric guitar barefoot on a damp lawn at a friend's home. The incident occurred at 939 Cedar Place in Costa Mesa when Gregory Powers plugged in an amplifier. Holder screamed in pain and collapsed. he died at Hoag Memorial Hospital about an hour later.
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Costa Mesa
Dean Wayne Holder
Nordine C. Holder
Archer St
Hoag Memorial Hospital
Newport Beach
John D. Spangler
Costa Mess
Claude R. Powers
Cedar Place
Young Holder
Gregory Edward Powters
Powers
Prass
Young Powers
Edith Frances Powers
New Home Building Dropped to 1960 Low in July
July housing starts fell 16.4 percent to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 1,064,000, the Commerce Department reported. Building permits also declined, signaling further drops in August. The National Association of Home Builders blamed tight money and high interest rates for the downturn, arguing it undercuts mortgage funds.
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Washington AM
Commerce Department
National Association of Home Builders
House OKs Auto Safety Measures for New Cars
Washington reports the House approved a safety bill by 371 to 0 to require features like padded dashboards and fail safe brakes on new model cars, aiming for fall 1567. The measure extends safety standards to used cars after two years, with a deadline set for January 3 to issue new car standards.
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Washington
UPI
House
Senate
Secretary of Commerce
Planes Begin Spraying Dallas to Fight Encephalitis Epidemic
Dallas launches a sweeping aerial insecticide campaign using three U S Air Force planes to combat an encephalitis outbreak. Health officials report 57 probable July to date with two deaths and describe the city of 730000 as in epidemic preparations as Langley AFB aircraft prepare to spray Malathion over mosquito breeding grounds.
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Dallas
U.S
U.S. Public Health Service
Hal J. Dewlett
Dewlett
4500Th
Langley Afb
St. Louis
Air Union Approval of Truce Foretold Amid Labor Strike
Washington reports growing support from union leaders and shop locals for a new contract offer to machinists, with AFL CIO chief Meany urging acceptance. The plan includes 56 cents an hour raises over three years plus living-cost escalator. Strike continues against United, National, Northwest, Eastern and Trans World Airlines as US Congress weighs forced-work legislation. hundreds of travelers stranded in Europe.
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Washington
Iso
P. L
Roy) Siemiller
Afl-Clauses
CIO International Association of Machinists
Siamiller
Bers
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Meany
Kansas City
Miami
New York
United
National
Northwest
Eastern
Trans Worid Airlines
Plane Locals in LAs Told to Vote No
Executive boards of union chapters for striking Trans World and United Air Lines machinists urged rejection of the latest contract offers. Lodge 1111 represents about 1,200 TWA workers and Lodge 1932 about 875 WAL workers. Main objections include overtime, employee insurance, work week length, pension and live-cost adjustments. Details cite missing retirement and extra pay for licensed mechanics, a delayed 5 percent wage raise, and cost of living clauses based on a 0.4 percent index rather than 0.3 percent, with payments tied to 1967 terms and quarterly vs semiannual timing. United Air Lines locals were disappointed they were dropped from the proposal.
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Los Angeles
Trans World
United Air Lines
TWA
Larry Brassard
Tom Foster
Lodge
Smembers
San Diego
Calif
Educator Dies at 48 in Ohio State University
Professor Edgar Furniss Jr of Ohio State University political science. Noted author on American and French foreign policy. Died Wednesday from complications after an acute appendicitis operation. He was 48.
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Columbus, Ohio
UPRH
Edgar Furniss Jr
Ohio State University
Fort Lauderdale riots erupt as patrol cars hit by bottles
Florida clashes near Fort Lauderdale see Negro youths hurling bottles at police cars while officers crack down, shop windows smashed, and a patrolman wounded by flying glass. In Pompano Beach gunfire targets officers amid drive-in segregation tensions. looting totals and injuries reported as authorities quell disturbances.
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Fort, Lauderdale
Sla
Fort Lauderdale
Negro Tvenagers
George Callahan
Polinm
Pompano Beach
Francis
Grady
Birth Date Lucky for Race Better in Bordeaux Win
In Bordeaux France Mau born may have won a horse race on Wednesday wagering six francs finally claiming 118 198 francs about 24 640 dollars. The event mentions a racer named Birth Date not clearly identified but notes the win and amount in francs.
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Bordeaux
France
Dresser
Mau
Cyprus Bombings Blamed on Turks
The Cyprus government blamed Turkish agents for explosions denting a car outside Nicosia police headquarters in the Greek sector. Damaged sites included the Libby dam in Montana and nearby towns Limassol Famagusta with aims to disrupt electricity and recreation on the island.
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Cyprus
UPI
Libby
Mont
Limassol
Famagusta
Hood
Turks and Recreation
iMontana
Canada
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