Rioters siege Beirut streets in second day of clashes
Be irut endures a second straight day of violent protests as rioters smashed shops blocked roads with barricades and chased pedestrians. Five customs officers were killed and deaths in Beirut reached at least 30 since fighting began. The cabinet planned a U.N. Security Council protest against foreign interference as UA R broadcasts urged rebellion.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Beirut-Damascus
Shieli Aryan
Camille Chamoun
Associated Press
Wilton Wynn
U.N. Security Council
United Arab Republic
Milwaukee man seeks fastest route back to Hungary
Hungarian refugee Karoly Maczali, 21, faced charges for stealing his third car in a year. He told a judge he wants to return to Hungary and believed getting into trouble was the quickest path.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Uri
Karoly Maczali
Hungary
Maczali
Algerian Rioters Sack U.S. Office and March on Consulate
Angry demonstrators in Algiers smashed the U S Information Agency office nearly destroying it. Furniture and books were tossed from windows as crowds then moved toward the U S Consulate in a major protest.
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U.S
Algiers
U. S. Information Agency
U. S
USIA
Camarillo Brutality Probe Moves Forward
Atty Gen Edmund Brown said federal agents investigated conditions at Camarillo State Hospital in Ventura County after reports of brutality. Two agents went undercover, the director of mental hygiene cooperated, and action was promised. hospital officials denied abuse. Demonstrators later broke into the USIA office near the consulate, one man unhurt and a veteran presence noted among demonstrators.
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Los Angeles
Edmund Brown
Camarillo State Hospital
Ventura County
Brown
Department of Mental Hygiene
Marshall Porter
Porter
Frank H. Garrett
USIA
Oberg
Don Davies
Great Falls
Mont
Algeria
British Comet Sets Atlantic Speed Record
A British Comet airliner flew from Gander Newfoundland to London Airport in 4 hours 33 minutes on a training flight. British Overseas Airways claimed it was the fastest Civil aircraft ever and averaged about 530 miles per hour over the 2400 mile route before its anticipated Atlantic service later this year.
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London Way
Gander
Newfoundland
London
British Overseas Airways
Union Chiefs to Put Pact to Members
A tentative two year contract for Douglas Aircraft Co. workers in Long Beach and two other plants was reached by union and company negotiators before 4 a.m. Local 148 plans to submit the offer to members without recommendation after adding 16 cents from cost of living increases to the base wage. The agreement would raise wages automatically by three percent or seven cents per hour in year two, with coverage for Tulsa Oklahoma and Charlotte North Carolina plants if ratified. Over 11,000 of 19,000 total employees are at Long Beach. The union may offer two medical plans and maintains areas of disagreement on a lower wage scale at North Carolina and a membership escape clause. these provisions would stay if ratified. The union will set a ratification date but timing awaits a suitable venue.
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Douglas Aircraft Co
Long Beach
Weary Union
United Auto Workers Local 148
Douglas
Tulsa
Okla
Charlotte
2V. C
North Carolina
Joe Tuma
UAW Aircraft Department
Tuma
Beach Comiing-Page B-1. Hal Boyle-Page A-?.
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Hal Boyle
Vital Statistics
Wilson
Your
Small price to pay for life as wife loses foot
Mrs Bruce Davis of Fresno survived a three day freeze in the Blue Mountains eastern Oregon after a plane crash. She underwent foot amputation due to frostbite with her husband Bruce Davis at her bedside. Doctors termed the decision serious but necessary and noted her phrasing loss of feet as a small price for a life. The couple hopes to return home to their children in Fresno next week.
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John Day
Ore
Bruce Davis
Fresno
Martha Vander Viugt
Jerry Vander Viugt
Blue Mountains
Oregon
Davis
Martha Vander Vingt
Davises
Vander Vlugt
Nixon greeted by hostile Caracas students during South American tour
In Caracas mobs spat on Vice President Nixon and attacked Mrs. Nixon before police using tear gas dispersed the crowds. A Wilmington market employee was pistol whipped and another knife threat occurred as protesters shouted democracy and urged the Nixons to leave. Venezuelan officials, including Oscar Garcia, faced furious demonstrations while security teams reported a near assassination scare during Nixon the visitors arrival at the air station.
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Richard Nixon
Quito
Ecuador
Nixon
Venezuela
Caracas
Wilmington
Farmers
E. Carson St
Torrance
Little Rock
Rocky
Nixons
Oscar Garcia
South America
Car Owner Punished for Fatal Detroit Crash
A Detroit man, 33, and River Rouge resident William Marshall was sentenced to five years probation for manslaughter in a crash that killed two. He loaned his car to 18 year old Neil McClary who was intoxicated. McClary crashed killing James Goldiron and another driver. Conditions include no drinking, no driving for two years, business driving only for three, and $15 weekly child support plus bury costs.
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Detroit
William Marshall
River Rouge
Neil McClary
Lake Orion
McClary
James Goldiron
Taylor Township
Marshall
Goldiron
Yugoslavia Says Soviet Threats No Worry at UN Arrival
Dobrivoje Vidic, Yugoslavia's new U.N. delegate, insists threats from Russia won't affect his country. He arrives aboard the United States liner and calls U.S.-Yugoslav relations friendly with good prospects for improvement.
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Yugo
New York
Yugoslavia
United Nations
Russia
Dobrivoje Vidiel
United States
Vidie
Secluded area rape near Del Amo and Wilmington
A man with a knife threatened a woman near Del Amo Blvd and Wilmington Ave Dor minguez and raped her before returning her to Torrance market where she was left. Deputies found her at the market. she was treated for shock at Harbor General Hospital. A similar assault near Artesia Blvd and Vermont Ave was reported recently. The suspect is described as 25 years old, 5 feet 11 inches, 196 pounds, wearing a dark coat and light shirt.
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del Amo Blvd
Wilmington Ave. Dorminguez
Torrance Market
Sheriff's Deputies
Park
Har Jor General Hospital
Naa Artesia Blvd
Vermont Ave
Slide Blocks Road to Barton Flats Area
A mountain slide blocks the only paved highway into the Barton Flats recreation area in the San Bernardino Mountains. State engineers hope to clear the slide before week’s end and have devised a detour for affected families in the community.
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Barton Flats
San Bernardino
Oslo Wei
Lion
Barents Sea
Vicdislide
Campmir
Courthouse Paneling Probe Set
Los Angeles supervisors ordered an immediate probe into the costly oak paneling in the county's 24 million dollar courthouse. The investigation targets why cabinet work cost about one million dollars more than architect estimates and whether bidders could have reduced costs.
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Los Angeles
CNS
Board of Supervisors
Kenneth Hahn
Hahn
J. E. Stanton
Lindon
Hollinger
John Lambie
California Club
Weather forecast for Wednesday sees mainly sunny skies
Clear tonight and mostly sunny Wednesday with little temperature change. Highs near 75 degrees are expected across the region.
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