U S Officials Aware of Prison Isle Tiger Cages Visit
U S officials say Walton knew of prison tiger cages but had not seen them. Congressmen Augustus Hawkins of Los Angeles and William R. Anderson of Tennessee visited the Vietnamese facility and faced claims the inmates were not permitted entry. An interpreter told the lawmakers they had no right to enter as locals did not want them there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Luce
U.S
Walton
Augustus F. Hawkins
Watts
Los Angeles
William R. Anderson
National Health Insurance Plan Aims to Expand Care
A Nixon task force rejected a federal health program for the poor replacing medical aid with insurance. It proposed using a health care tax to fund training and facility development, while avoiding government operation of hospitals or government employment of health professionals. The plan seeks to expand high quality care to all over time in an American way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apy
Nixon
Fis
Teamsters Pact OKd by Owners
Chicago report says trucking industry officials approved a renewed contract with the International Brotherhood of Teamsters. The pact provides 31.85 per hour wage increases to about 450,000 Teamsters over 39 months. Spokesmen predict quick rate hikes and higher food delivery costs, with critics calling the settlement inflationary.
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Chicago
UPT
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Trucking Employers Inc
Arthur B. Schenefelt
James Seymour
Jet's Crash Blamed on Bad Landing
A Canadian air crash near an arena left 74 victims including a nine member crew. A six doctor team pursued identifications with X rays fingerprints and exams while a magi grave and early burial plans were discussed. Most victims were Canadian with 27 from the United States and additional travelers from New Zealand Italy England and Trinidad. The jet was traveling from Montreal to Los Angeles via Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Morris
Air Canadian
Arena
United States
California
New Zealand
Ialy
England
Trinidad
Montreal
Los Angeles
Toronto
Old Glory wrap costs youth $250
Judge Scott Kirby of Money Lake Justice Court sentenced 19 year old Lassen County student Greg Alinson to 120 days in jail and a $250 fine for wearing the American flag as a poncho. Alinson, a Lassen Junior College student, was arrested May 7 and convicted June 26 after a jury trial. His attorney said he would appeal.
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Honey Lake
Scott Kirby
Money Lake
Final Traffic Toll for Holiday Falls Short of 1960 Peak
Final tally reports 540 traffic accidents during the Fourth of July weekend nationwide, causing 40 deaths. The toll is lower than last year’s 611, which had set a record for a three day holiday period.
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Chicago
Airline Terminal Space Request Tabled by City Council
Air Cal i fornia’s bid for terminal space at Long Beach Airport to start service between Long Beach and San Jose was tabled unanimously by the City Council. Two absent councilmen had voted last week for Pacific Southwest Airlines. The action was taken without comment amid a small pro and anti turnout. The council may revisit the issue by majority vote. last week PSA’s application passed 54 with four dissenters.
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Air California
Long Beach
San Jose
Raymond C. Kealer
Russel Rubley
Pacific Southwest Airlines
Ted” Critchley
Paul R. Deals
Edwin W. Wade
Crushiey, Sharp
Thomas J. Clark
Arson and Looting Roil Asbury Park District
A second night of arson and looting in Asbury Park left up to one million dollars in damage in a predominantly Negro district. About 65 arrests were made and hospitals counted more than 40 injured as 10 buildings were destroyed. Police sealed a 21‑block area while up to 1,000 youths roamed streets. Curfew and reinforcements from state troopers and neighboring towns were ordered as tensions spread to nearby Somerville over housing disputes.
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Asbury Park
N. 1
Bll
Somerville
Rail Walkout Shuts Down Major Lines Across States
About 18,000 of 260,000 UTU members were affected as workers on three lines halted service in California Maryland West Virginia Pennsylvania Illinois Texas Indiana Ohio Kentucky Oregon Arizona Louisiana Utah Alabama and New York. Union leaders accuse railroads of bad faith bargaining while the National Railway Labor Conference seeks an emergency board as talks continue in Chicago.
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California
Maryland
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Uinois
Texas
Movida
Indiana
Ohio
Kentucky
Oregon
Arizona
Louisiana
Utah
Alabama
New York
W. H. Gilbert
UTU
Cleveland
Ronald L. Ziegler
White House
National Railway Labor Conference
Snck
Labor Department
Chicago
L&n
Louisville
Extend life of metals in fuel systems through reduced lead
Dr James B Gregory of Union Oil Co notes cleaning rather than changing tanks extends metal life in fuel and combustion systems by about 50 percent by cutting corrosives like ethyl bromide and ethyl chloride. Cold water starts for boiling vegetables preserves nutrients. vegetables should enter boiling water to minimize enzyme activity and nutrient loss. A reader in Pico Rivera asks how to recover $12.92 warranty-related car repair after Ralphs Chrysler Plymouth refused.
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James B. Gregory
Union Oil Co
Gregory
Refund procedure for Plymouth dealer work noted
A reader explains how to obtain a refund by presenting a dealer work receipt to Ralphs service manager Mel Teasley, with approval from Plymouth service manager N R Ferguson, and to carry the warranty. The advice stresses using dealer paperwork to substantiate claims and keeping the warranty in the car for verification. A separate query references making sachets from rose petals with instructions from a library pamphlet and a herb supplier catalog.
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Mel Teasley
Ralph’s
Plymouth
Fullerton
N. R. Ferguson
Long Beach
Pacific Avenue
Ocean Boulevard
Magnolia Blvd
North Hollywood
Calif
Security for Rogers Visit in Tokyo Ends Quietly
Japan placed heavy protection around the U.S. Embassy as Secretary of State William P. Rogers arrived from Saigon to press for more Southeast Asia aid. Riot police patrolled streets. three protests erupted but remained small and controlled. The largest crowd approached the embassy but clashes did not occur.
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Tokyo
UPI
Japan
U.S
William P. Rogers
Rogers
Saigon
Southeast Asia
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National Railway
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M. B
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