Californiasformer governor Warren visits San Francisco
In San Francisco Warren, former California governor, speaks of California dreams and health in retirement, while his late night hotel talk reflects on his three-term governorship and long career. The conference on air pollution in Washington includes discussion of pollution dangers.
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Peking Leader Wu Yu-chang Dies at 88
Wu Yu-chang a Chinese revolutionary leader and president of the China People’s University died in Peking aged 88, the New China News Agency reported. He passed away Monday with his death announced Wednesday.
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Hungary Albania pact for 1967 trade signed in Tirana
Hungary and Albania signed a trade agreement for 1967 in Tirana, reported by MTI the Hungarian news agency.
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Brown Proposes Toll Roads for Vincent Thomas Bridge
SACRAMENTO Gov Edmund G Brown urged limited toll roads to fund highway construction including the Vincent Thomas Bridge project. The California Toll Bridge Authority was directed to study refinancing the $21.4 million bridge and an expressway link to the Harbor Freeway while noting current funds and potential July 1967 bids. Assemblyman Vincent Thomas praised the move, citing the bridge now carries about 13 000 cars daily versus original estimates.
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Shuttle Train Crash Injures 20 In Chicago Stretch
A CTA shuttle train between Skokie and Chicago rammed a barrier at the end of its line, injuring at least 20. Motorman Charles Willants 28 reported the brakes locked open and the train struck the barrier at 20 to 25 mph. Eighteen were treated and released. two hospitalized with minor injuries. The Skokie Swift began April 20, 1964, aiming for up to 70 mph to sustain a 45 mph average on the five mile run.
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