Russians claim invention of the bicycle in history mishmash
The report cites Pravda Ukraina claiming Kulibin built a pedal carriage in 1778 and Artamonov a two serf bicycle in 1801, with later claims of English progress in 1840, then notes other modern inventions. Separate items cover Juliet Prowse postponing her wedding in Vanderbijtpark, Gretchen Wyler’s rave reviews, Jose Ferrer tax ruling, Helen Hayes retirement plans, Muriel Humphrey surgery, Franz Rademacher sentencing, Don Ameche family obituary links, and related biographical notes.
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Pravda Ukraina
Kulibin
Artamonov
Ural Mountains
Moscow
Macmillan
Carpenters Sign Avert Walkout In Southern California
Union ratified a last minute deal averting a carpenters strike that would have impacted 45 000 workers across 11 of 12 Southern California counties The five year contract provides 270 per hour wage increases plus fringe benefits The union sought 3 per hour rise over three years and had rejected a 225 per hour five year offer Slawson noted 24 cents of fringe benefits to start June 15 with 45 cents more on September 1 Threat of nationwide strikes and negotiations highlighted by Terry Slawson Gordon McCulloch and Los Angeles District Council officials
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Franz Rademacher
Adolf Eichmann
Bamberg
Germany
Third Reich Legation
Rademiacher
France
Belgium
Netherlands
Rademacher
Madagascar
Syria
Eichmann
Hiller
Israel
California
Terry Slawson
Los Angeles
Carpenters
Gordon McCulloch
Slawson
Lockheed to Spend Nearly 100 Million on Calif. Plants
Lockheed Aircraft Corp will invest about 100 million dollars to expand four Southern California plants for Airbus and Army Cheyenne helicopter production. The Airbus program will peak with 15,000 jobs. 172 tri-jet orders exist at 15 million each. Main spending goes to Burbank for Airbus components and a 30 million Palmdale assembly plant adjoining an Air Force facility, with a 1969 completion target. Additional funding covers rotary wings at Van Nuys and a Ry canyon lab expansion.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Souther California
Airbus
Amny
Charles S. Wagner
Lockheed California
Army
Lion
Burbank
300 Miles of Feeder Buses Added to New Rapid Transit Rail Network
Southern California Rapid Transit District unveils a plan to add 300 miles of feeder buses linking communities to five downtown Los Angeles corridors. The proposal includes Lakewood and East Long Beach connections, with a subway portion planned between the freeway interchange and Long Beach terminal.
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Long Beach
Southern California Rapids Transit District
Los Angeles
Belmont Shore
East Long Beach
Wilmington
Lakewood
Hawaiian Gardens
Bellflower
Pararmount
Gardena
Lynwood
Olympic
Broadway
San Pedro
Gage
Central Avenue
Manchester Avenue
Bist Street
Long Beach Freeway
Long Beach Terminal
Ocean Boulevard
Pine Avenue
Pacific Coast Highway
Wardlow Road
del Amo Boulevard
Campton Boulevard
Imperial Highway
Norman Topping
Topping
Six Blazes Ruin Minneapolis North Side
Six fires were set on the racially mixed Minneapolis North Side late Wednesday into today. A vacant house, two garages and a shed burned, another vacant house was heavily damaged, and a warehouse fire caused minor damage. Officials said several youths were on a rampage with no organization or large crowd involved.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Minneapolis North Side
Welfare Suit Charges Training Build Only Make-Work
A UPI report states a suit filed in San Luis Obispo against the Welfare Department and the State Department of Social Welfare by attorney James D. Lorenz Sr. on behalf of Jose Saenz. The suit alleges the work training program offers only featherbedding with tasks like sweeping and rake leaves, not real jobs.
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SAN Luis Obispo
UPI
Welfare Department
State Department of Social Welfare
Director of
California Rural Legal Assistance
James D. Lorenz Sr
Jose Saenz
Lorenz
Saenz
Ike Hass Paroled Tests at Ike Hass Base
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower undergoes further tests in the cordial care unit at an Air Force hospital to check on his heart attack recovery. Two top doctors from Walter Reed are supervising with electronic monitoring as a medical bulletin notes the seizure was not as severe as his prior attacks. Eisenhower receives visitors except his wife and doctors say the next two days will show if he remains out of danger.
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Humphrey
Muriel Humphrey
Hubert H. Humphrey
Walter M. Lonergan
Bethesda Naval Medical Center
Maryland
Washington, D.C
March Base
Upi
Dwight
Eisenhower
Air Force
Pase Hospital
Statesman
Walter Reed General Hospital
Washington
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