Pueblo helicopter crew alive move renews North Korea talks
North and South Korea reported the Pueblo crew alive, prompting Washington to pursue a statement acceptable to Pyongyang. North Korea claimed the helicopter strayed into its air space. U.N. command said the aircraft was on a routine training flight near Seoul when the pilot reported being lost.
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Hijacked Athens-Bound LA Jet Circles Beirut for Syria
The four engine Boeing 707 with 101 passengers and 12 crew, en route from Rome to Athens, was hijacked by three men claiming Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine. The crew and Israeli authorities reported the plane circling Lydda and Damascus with threats to crash.
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Pittsburgh Protest by White Unit Over Negro Job Disparity
In Pittsburgh a three day protest by a white union rallied hundreds of construction workers outside Mayor Barr's office. They demand payment for two days wages estimated at 1.3 million dollars halted by a Negro job bias order. Police plan to guard peaceful demonstrations as talks continue.
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Car fumes trap 30,000 at Boston Common event
Dozens overcome by carbon monoxide as about 1300 cars started in an underground garage during a crowd of 30,000 at a rack concert in Boston Common. Police evacuated 29 people, 23 were hospitalized and released after treatment, others received first aid at the scene. Officials ordered garage attendants to halt fee collection to speed vehicle removal.
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PUC Grants 35 Million Rate Increase to Edison
The California Public Utilities Commission granted Southern California Edison an annual rate rise of 35 139 000 dollars and a temporary 11 599 000 dollar uplift while the 10 percent federal surtax holds. The action prompts a 2 percent surcharge on bills, with the commission allowing a 7.35 percent return on investment versus Edison’s requested 7.6 percent.
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Tijuana Off Limits Could Be a Bluff
Defense spokesman in Washington says the department weighs declaring off limits several Mexican border cities due to rising drug traffic. Admiral Moorer cites “Operation Intercept” and hints a Sept 18 start for 30 days, while San Diego Mayor Curran questions effectiveness amid border seizures.
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Rijuana
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Lijuana
Boy with Rabies Loses Long Fight
A Swiss-born egg rancher, Mrs Buchmann, and her family endured weeks of international sympathy after their son Tommy succumbed to rabies from a bat attack in April. Doctors, including Dr Samuel Giammona, faced grim odds as the boy received shots yet contracted the disease. The family, two other children, and physicians faced the loss with measured sorrow.
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Max, Jr
Elizabeth
Court in Denver approves 40 kiloton underground blast
The Atomic Energy Commission and the Australia Co of Haughton Tex won permission from the U S District Court in Denver to carry out a 40 kiloton underground nuclear explosion planned for western Colorado next Thursday.
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Suspected Prowler Is Shot Slain in Wilmington Home
A 21-year-old man identified as Richard Lawrence Simon was shot and killed early today while allegedly trying to enter a Wilmington home through a bathroom window two blocks from his residence. Flora Williams, 58 Fires Ave, reported the intrusion as her husband Tralph, 49, fired five shots from a 22 caliber revolver. Police describe the suspect as barefoot, wearing black trousers and a dark blue shirt, with a bullet wound to the head. A wooden box and a sawed bathroom window with a hole were found at the scene.
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Fires
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Williams
Six Hold Up Market Robbery in Downey Reported
A Downey market was robbed Thursday night by six men. They forced the manager to open the safe, fled in a parked car found nearby, and matched descriptions from a prior Downey robbery at Vons Market a week earlier. A bystander alerted police as the suspects escaped. Separately in Arlington, Va, Rep. William Cramer saw driving charges dismissed before trial.
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Han Shaw
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William C. Cramer
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Sig A. Verzi
William J. Hassan
Charlottesville
Jownne Sills
Forestville
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