Orbiting Try Delayed Again by Cape Weather
John Glenn’s attempt to loop the globe was postponed for the tenth time due to bad weather over the Atlantic. With the launch postponed to Tuesday, NASA officials say Glenn will stay near Cape Canaveral for dry runs while fuel is drained and preparations resume.
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One Dead in Powder Plant Explosion at Pinole Calif
An explosion at the Marcules Powder plant in Pinole California killed one person and injured three others. Injured were taken to Brookside Hospital in San Pablo near Berkeley. Police reported two Pinole officers among the injured.
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Second Storm Moves Out of Southland
A second wet storm moved out of the Southland with forecasts of sunshine and occasional showers over the weekend. A new storm off the Oregon coast may hit Saturday afternoon but is not expected to bring heavy rain. The latest front dropped 0.5 to 1.0 inches of rain in Long Beach, bringing the season total to about 13.11 inches as flooded streets and mud inundations continued.
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Long Beach
la Neadihy
Captain Madison and family slain in Columbia home
In Columbia South Carolina a serving Army captain Vin cent Madison and his four children were found dead at their home. A neighbor identified two victims as Mrs Sally Madison and her four children Vincent Jr Mark Bryan Stugh all aged 8 6 4 and 14. Police said a search was underway for Captain Madison stationed at Fort Jackson. The bodies were discovered about 1 pm and neighbors described the family as very fine people.
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Where to Find World News And Features In The Papers
The notice lists sections and page designations for British and international coverage including Russia restraint requests, North Viet Nam South Viet Nam conflict notes, and various feature pages such as Beach Combing Comics and Editorials across multiple pages. It informs where to locate specific items like Hal Boyle columns, sports, theatres, and death notices.
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Ship Tilts At Kiel Whaling Vessel Listing Hurts Many
In Kiel Germany a 17 000 ton whaling ship Viadivostok listing up to 25 degrees amid gale winds left 38 workers injured and one missing hours after the accident. The Howaltwerke yard said the vessel was a Soviet whaling factory ship still upright and not capsized while barring newsmen from the scene.
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Soviet Union
Berlin Air Corridors Defy Soviet Demand for Exclusive Route
Western planes continued to fly through the Berlin to Hamburg air corridors without interference as Soviet requests for exclusive use of one lane were rejected. A Soviet embassy spokesman warned harassing flights would continue, while Allied spokesmen reported no Russian aircraft sighted in the lanes.
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30 Patients Rescued in Home Blaze
A fire swept Serenity Nursing Home in Wrentham Mass evacuating thirty patients, eight bedridden, with none injured. Ambulances and firefighters from Wrentham Franklin Norfolk and Foxboro aided, moving patients to nearby nursing homes as water from hoses froze in below freezing temperatures.
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Hundreds Rally in D C Weather for Peace Race Demonstration
Thousands of students from across the United States crowded into a snowbound Washington to demand an end to nuclear testing as part of a two day Peace Race protest. Educators from 62 countries joined, while vandalized displays at the Russian Embassy and zoological exhibits drew police attention.
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iSonic Boom Breaks Police Office Window in LA
A loud sonic boom shattered a Hawthorne police station window in the southwest section of Los Angeles at 6:48 am today, police reported. The incident caused minor damage and no injuries were noted.
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Los Angeles
Hawthorne
Guiana Faces Civil War As Britain Rushes Troops
In Georgetown British Guiana strikers number about twenty thousand while protesters clash with authorities over tax reform. Prime Minister Cheddi Jagan’s leftist government faces a state of siege as Britain dispatches troops from London and Jamaica to restore order. Forbes Burnham leads protests and says the strike will continue until demands are met.
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Ralph Grey
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Berlin Border Battle Erupts Two Trains Collide in Snow
In northern Minnesota a freight train rear-ended a Northern Pacific passenger train halted by snowdrifts. About 20 aboard escaped serious injury. The conductor was knocked unconscious and a coach caught fire. In Berlin, reports describe a border shooting with minor injuries to nearby civilians.
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Backus
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Tears in My Eyes at Anaheim Police Gas Training
Anaheim police recruits endured a tear gas drill that went wrong when a gas grenade misdirected wind, sending 40 officers into a thick irritant cloud. The session ended after 45 minutes as gas spread inside and outside the abandoned demonstration house, with several officers affected.
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Anaheim
Dick Crossman
MTA Seeks U.S. Funds for L E L A Line
Los Angeles Metro Transit Authority directors agreed to file a formal federal funding application to build a rapid transit link between Los Angeles and Long Beach. Mayors Wade of Long Beach and Yorty of Los Angeles supported the move after Wade met with Housing and Home Finance Agency officers in Washington. The board plans a formal vote next Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. on continuing the process under the 1982 Williams Act which provided $25 million in grants.
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Don Brackhenbury
Pvt
Los Angeles
California Poll Indicates Nixon PresidencyStill Possible
A California Poll shows many residents think Richard Nixon may seek the 1964 GOP presidential nomination if he wins the governorship this November. The statewide cross section reflects diverse ages and parties, aligning with October 1981 responses. Continued on A-6 Cal. 3.
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Richard M. Nixon
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Weather outlook with cool, showery Saturday
Considerable cloudiness with occasional showers through Saturday. Continued cool conditions. Maximum temperature by noon today reaches 63 degrees.
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