Hoving rides fire damaged motorcycle in Fifth Avenue blaze
New York Parks Commissioner Thomas P. F. Hoving, 34, was riding his motorcycle when flames burst from the bottom on Fifth Avenue. He alerted others, pulled a fire alarm, and three engines and two ladder trucks battled the fire as he moved on to continue his city duties. He plans to keep riding.
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New York
John V. Lindsay
City Hall
Hell's Angels East
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Fifth Avenue
Unruh Seeks Gift of Site for Atomic Accelerator
Sacramento Assembly Speaker Jesse M Unruh asks California to donate land to the federal government to build a 300 million electron volt accelerator. He proposes a 15 million state appropriation to purchase the land for the Atomic Energy Commission project, which would bring a 50 million annual payroll and position California as the leading state in scientific resources.
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UPE
New York
Unruh
California
USS Midway Starts $75 Million Major Conversion in San Francisco
The aircraft carrier USS Midway was decommissioned today at the San Francisco Navy Yard for a 75 million conversion. Navy officials say the work will take about three years and will enable the 62,000 ton ship to handle heavier aircraft. Commissioned in 1945, Midway returned in November after nine months combat duty off Vietnam.
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Nava
Navy
Viet Nam
Noted Air Stunt Man E. J. Bohanon Dies
E. J. Bohanon known as Sgt Bohanon, WWI aerial stuntman who performed nationwide in the 1920s, died here Monday. He later worked as a film recorder at Warner Bros and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer during the early talkie era.
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WPI
E. J
Bolanon Sr
Yost
Sgt. Bohanon
Werners Bros
Metro-Goldwwyn-Afayer
Assembly Debates Tax, Transit and Tuition Bills in San Francisco
The article surveys California Assembly actions with introduced measures on property tax reimbursements, senior citizen refunds, and a universal tuition plan. It notes Senate discussions on drunk driving, drug regulation, and federal atomic research funding, with officials in San Francisco and Sacramento cited.
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Franzisco
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Francisco
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Mullard
University of Cal Srain
Sitvoner
Collier
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Seensky
Festares
Legislature Tackles Tax Relief and Safety Issues
SACRAMENTO UPI The Legislature focuses on highway safety tax relief for the elderly and education as Gov Brown publicizes a 4.6 billion budget. Senator Randolph Collier proposes a chemical test requirement for suspected drunken drivers via implied consent. Assemblyman Ferrell seeks tax relief for Watts rioters damage and a constitutional amendment. Budget committees prepare to begin reviewing the governor’s 1,175 page spending plan with sessions set through March 10.
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UPI
Edmund G. Brown
Randolph Cullier
Dyreka
Collier
Senate
Brown
Donald L. Grunsky
Watsonville
F. Douglas Ferrell
Los Angeles
Watts
Charles E. Chapel
R-Palos Verdes Estates
Senate Finance
Assembly
Ways and Means
Fime
Brown denies promise on decency amendment in special session
Sacramento report states Gov Edmund Brown's secretary denied promising to place the decency amendment on a special session agenda. Secretarial spokesman Frank Mesple said Brown was open on the issue while Warren Dorn claimed Brown committed to the plan previously. Dorn supports a similar bill by Assemblyman Pearce Young to extend local government control over sex crimes.
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UPI
Edmund G. Brown
Govmor
Frank Mesple
Los Angeles
Warren Dorn
Brown
Mesple
Dorn
Thorn
Z Dorn
Pearce Young
D-Naga
Legislators File Declarations for State Elections
In Sacramento lawmakers began filing declarations of intention to run for the Assembly and Senate. Assemblymen Rumford and Ashcraft lead Senate filings with several other incumbents and hopefuls entering in Los Angeles and Northern districts. Secretary of State Jordan expects 750 to 800 candidates before the February 23 deadline.
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Virgil O'Sullivan
Williams
Aaron W. Quick
Calexico
John G. Schmitz
Tustin
Fred W. Marler
Redding
John F. McCarthy
San Rafael
Vernon L. Sturgeon
Paso Robles
Ray F. Johnson
Chico
George W. Millas
Gilroy
Carl A. Brut
Schgi
Redwood City
Victor V. Veysey
Brawley
Carlos Bee
Hayward
Gordon H. Winton
Merced
Jack T. Casey
Bakersfield
James A.evans
Los Angeles County
Don A. Allen
May Craig Receives Johnson Kiss at Valentine Retirement
May Craig, a 30 year newspaper veteran and Washington correspondent for the Guy Gannett papers, celebrated a Valentine retirement party with a kiss from President Johnson and a presidential seal charm bracelet. An NBC Meet the Press history, tributes from Arthur Goldberg, and roses from friends highlighted the event.
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National Press Club
Women’s National Press Club
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USN
Supreme Court
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White House
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Edna Kelly
D-N.y
Women's National Press Club
WNPC
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The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Guy Gannett
Maine
Accused Widow Calls Witness Liar
Candy Messler testified that witness Seaman lied about the banker Messler murder case. Seaman described a 1963 firing, alleged affair with Power, and plans to move offices to Miami, with Candy hinting at divorce and relocation of jurisdiction. The courtroom scene showed Candy collapsing and then regaining composure during cross examination.
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Madica Named Director of VA Center in Los Angeles
Dr Charles S Madica long time VA Hospital Portland Ora appointed director of the Veterans Administration Center in Los Angeles replacing prior head The move places a prominent VA administrator in charge at the West Coast facility reflecting reorganizations within the federal health system.
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Washington
Charles S. Madica
Veterans Administration Hospital
Portland
Ora
Los Angeles
Murphy Backs GOP Victor In Governor Primary
The report notes Murphy will support the GOP nominee and urges unity while criticizing rivals and political opponents. Murphy cites Governor Brown's troubles with the Assembly and Unruh, tax policy, and the Watts riot, and he questions Labor Secretary Wirtz.
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Jesse M. Unruh
Ure Watts
Los Angeles
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