Greyhound Strike Hits Hard in Calif
San Francisco union strike by Western Greyhound Lines affects 110000 commuters across 12 western states. 22 drivers and clerks walked out at 12:01 a.m. Sunday after mediation failed. 1500 buses idled, 5000 employees on strike, Bay Area lines hardest hit with 25000 relying on trains or car pools and weekend visitors missing return trips to Las Vegas Lake Tahoe and Reno.
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Greyhound
Bay Area
Nevada
Las Vegas
Lake Tajoe
Reno
Continental Trailways Bus Lines
Los Angeles
Gls Hustle in LB for Rides to Buses
Sailors and servicemen overwhelmed the Long Beach Continental Trailways depot as a Greyhound strike disrupted transport to San Diego for Monday muster. The Navy deployed buses, Trailways added three more, and officials warned of AWOL risk for late reporting while issuing tickets halted by paperwork.
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Long Beach
Continental Trailways Line
Navy
San Diego
Continental
Pat Lannan
Trailways
Russian roulette tragedy ends with woman's death in trailer court
Dorthead Casselberry, 39, died after a Russian roulette demonstration gone wrong at 16108 Atlantic Boulevard, Compton. Troy Bland, a resident of the same trailer court, claimed he unloaded the gun and the woman urged him to shoot. He faces murder charges as investigators and the coroner’s office continue.
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Dorthead Casselberry
Los Angeles County
General Hospital
Physicians & Surgeons Hospital
Firestone Station
Troy Bland
Atlantic
Joe Davis
Bland
Casselberry
Mand
Firestone
Hland
Coroner's Office Land Sheriff's
Classified Ad Boost for Color TV Sale in Los Alamitos
Judy Scott reports great results using P-T 10-Time ads to sell a 1984 Packard-Bell color TV for 300 in Los Alamitos. The 6-time P-T classified want ads offer economical, convenient selling. call HE 2-5959 for the hot line and be part of it.
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Packard-Bell
Judy Scott
Farquhar
Los Alamitos
Weather and space tests headline in limited flight report
Weather ideal and astronauts ready for the most difficult tests, announced as part of a flight status update. The note references multiple pages including A-4 and B-7, with sections on classified ads, comics, and various feature pages.
Storm Mails Ship Near Cebu Island Faces Fate of 262 Aboard
Typhoon Irma drove the 740 ton interisland steamer Pioneer Cebu aground off Cebu Island. A radio operator reported huge seas and a critical situation with no contact since afternoon. Port officials said the vessel left Manila with 14 crew and 208 passengers, including 40 children, and rescue ships stood by as officials warned of possible capsizing.
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Cebu Island
Cebu
Phoon
Malaila
Philip
Pine President Lines
Manwili
Filipinas
Pioneer Shipping Lines
Grenade Attack Hits Kashmir Chief Minister Aid
A hand grenade was thrown at G. M. Sadiq, chief minister of Indian Kashmir, in Baramula, killing one bystander and injuring 30. Police reported the attack occurred about 31 miles northwest of Srinagar.
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Kashmir
G. M. Sadiq
Indian Kashmir
Baramula
Viet Cong ambush targets Saigon police stations
Viet Cong bombs and gunfire across Saigon killed one police officer and wounded at least 18, including three Vietnamese policemen and several American servicemen. Police said a Viet Cong bomber killed himself during the clash, and a grenade attack wounded two U.S. troops near a checkpoint.
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Saigon
Buddhists threaten self immolation amid Da Nang crisis
In Da Nang tensions flare as Buddhist leaders demand Saigon withdraw troops and restore civilian rule. Thien Minh warns of a plot against monks while supporters stockpile fuel for potential self immolation. The standoff complicates the war effort and jeopardizes upcoming elections.
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Saigon
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Thien Minh
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Minh
Sai
LBJ Calls In Top Advisers on Viet Crisis
President Johnson convened top diplomatic and military advisers to discuss the Vietnamese crisis sparked by Premier Ky’s suppression of Buddhist insurgents. The session followed Ambassador Lodge’s upcoming Saigon posting as Washington urges unity among rival South Vietnamese factions. White House officials noted the talks were scheduled and would include Secretary Rusk, Secretary McNamara, and Lodge. Senate hearings on Vietnam may resume, with Fulbright and Hickenlooper signaling possible inquiries as Mansfield warned of a potential civil war if factions fail to unite.
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Nguyen Cao Ky
da Nang
South Viet Nam
Saigon
Washington
Jahnson
Nguyen Cao] Ky
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U.S
State Department
United States
White House
Bill D. Moyers
Johnson
Viet Nam
Dean Rusk
Robert 5. McNamara
Moyers
J. W. Ful‘bright
D-Ark
Fulbright
Sen. Rourke
Hickenopper
Iowa
Sohnson
McNamara
Capitol
Mikel Mansfield
D-Mont
South
Mansfield
Senate
Brown Attacks Reagan at UAW Convention in Long Beach
Gov. Edmund G. Brown used the United Auto Workers gathering in Long Beach to denounce Ronald Reagan and conservative Republicans. He labeled Reagan ultra conservative and warned that Goldwaterism and McCarthyism remain influential, citing George Murphy. Brown spoke to about 4,000 delegates as Viet Nam and union issues top the agenda.
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Edmund G. Brown
United Auto Workers Convention
Ronald Reagan
Brown
George Murphy
UAW
Long Beach
Viet Nam
Johnson
Airlines raise liability limit under international pact
The Civil Aeronautics Board approved a rise in international airline liability from 8300 to 75000 for probable damages. The amendment to the Warsaw Convention establishes absolute liability and has been signed by 11 U.S. airlines and 17 foreign carriers with plans from others to join.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
Coday
CAB
U.S
Dutch War Foes Rail at Johnson
About 150 anti American demonstrators marched to the U S consulate in Amsterdam Sunday to protest the war in Vietnam They shouted Johnson murderer Johnson how many did you kill today in front of the building Police drove them away and arrested nine for disturbing the peace
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Amsterdam
UPI
U.S
Viet Nam
Johnson
Drew Pearson Sues George Christopher Over Libel Claims
Columnist Drew Pearson filed a $2,625,000 libel and wrongful interference suit in Los Angeles County Superior Court against Republican gubernatorial candidate George Christopher. Pearson alleges Christopher and his attorney pressured newspapers to drop anti Christopher columns that accused Christopher of milk rebate schemes and questioned Pearson's credibility. He seeks $2 million in exemplary damages plus $650,000 in general and special damages. The suit cites past convictions and alleged conflicts of interest while a San Francisco official.
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Drew Pearson
Indlay
Christopher
Pearson
Weather Tonight and Tuesday in E R Area
Tonight and Tuesday clear across E R area. Desert regions warm to 70 by noon today and 33 in deserts and 63 in the mountains. Uncertain conditions not reported.
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E.R
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