L A and Project Shelved Despite County Review
The Little Co. backed by Los Angeles officials proposes an auditorium project with a downtown site, yet plans falter as city planners flag multi million errors in the Little survey. County Board orders public airing and copies of criticisms, while bond and financing doubts rise and backers concede delays. Mrs Chandler stays defiant about eventual construction.
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Olympic Blvd
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Hill Sts
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Los Angeles City Planning Commission
Bunker Hill
Little Firm
Arthur Will
Gas Kills 3 in Hawaii Yacht Racing Cruise
In Hawaii a yacht racing cruise ended in three deaths after carbon monoxide exposure aboard a 34 foot yawl named by authorities. Victims Patricia Poveeyeny 22 Wayne Curry 13 and Raymond Watson 35 all from Honolulu were aboard when the incident occurred during a voyage prompted by a SOS call. A Navy doctor was flown in to aid the survivors.
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Honolulu
Ae 2
Navy
Richard Paine
Dole
Patricia Poveeyeny
Wayne Curry
Ray ‘Mond
Watson
Honan
Hunger strike by 24 Greek priests and monks in Cyprus
In Nicosia twenty four Greek Orthodox priests and monks held prisoners by British authorities began a hunger strike in Kyrenia area amid Cyprus tensions. The prisoners, detained for weeks, demand British changes in policy as relatives and church leaders call for their release. The incident occurs during ongoing debates over Hawaii and Cyprus related bills.
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Cyprus
UPI
Dole
James Dole
al Salda
Honolulu
Hawaii
Sen
Nauai Island
Jin
Makheras Monanderson
D-Nm
Jean
O'Mahoney
D-Wye
Troodos Mountains
Eoka
Alaska
Glendale mother jailed after baby beaten, critical condition
Glendale police said a 6 week old infant adopted three weeks earlier showed a fractured skull and other injuries and remains in critical condition. Arlene May Bramble 23 was jailed on suspicion of child beating while husband Ronald Bramble 24 was at work.
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Glendale
Arlene May Bramble
Ronald Bramble
Solon Committee OKs Statehood for Alaska and Hawaii
The Senate Insular Affairs Committee unanimously approved bills to grant statehood to Alaska and Hawaii. The panel voiced support for both measures as they moved toward potential floor action.
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Solon Committee
Oks Statehood
Washington
Senate Insular Affairs Committee
Alaska
Hawaii
Beaming First Lady Back Home in Denver
Memir Doud Eisenhower returned to Denver greeted by military and political leaders as the Columbine I aircraft touched down at Lowry. She rode in a black limousine to the Brown Palace Hotel and planned to attend Thursday ceremonies dedicating Mamie Doud Eisenhower Park in South Denver before returning to Washington Saturday to visit her son Maj. John Eisenhower on his birthday observance.
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Memir Doud Eisen
Hower
Denver Area
Lowry Air Force East
Lowry
Momma
Elvira Doud
Brown Palace
Mamie Doud Eisenhower
Washington
Maj
John Eisenhower
Million Dollar Fire Ravages San Rafael Block
A major blaze destroyed a block of downtown San Rafael on Monday night damaging an estimated 1.0 million dollars. Fire chief C M Johansen said the flames swept through Leonardi's and nearby businesses on 4th Street, cutting roads and prompting evacuations. Firefighters from San Francisco and surrounding areas battled intense heat as power lines burned, but only one firefighter suffered a minor injury. Over 250 firefighters and 50 pieces of equipment responded, with many families displaced overnight.
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C. M. Johansen
Litte
Leonardi
Marinture
4Th St. Son Ra
Fael
San Francisco
Golden Gate Bridge
Johansen
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