Heat wave draws crowds to Huntington and beaches
A sunny weekend drew thousands to Huntington State Beach and other coastlines. Lifeguards reported several boats towed from the water as beachgoers enjoyed waves and boating. Palm Springs led the nation with a 108 degree high, while Long Beach reached 96 and Santa Barbara 101 as heat persisted into Friday. The Bureau forecast easing conditions by tonight and Tuesday.
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France Ends Major Strike With Wage Deal Amid Ongoing Protests
France announced a revolutionary wage and hour agreement to end a national strike by 10 million workers. Communists vowed continued action and warned of an extremist plot to provoke violence. Students protested against a labor sellout as police prepared for possible riots. Public transport and services remained disrupted, with power flickering and garbage piling up.
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Langston University Denies Diploma Over Black Power Jacket
Langston University president refused to award a degree to Charles Simmons for wearing a jacket marked with Black Power at the all Negro commencement. Simmons called it cultural expression. the president cited attitude and the clenched fist salute as the basis for the denial. Simmons disputed membership in any Black Power group and noted his academic honors.
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Pancreas transplant claimed as world first in Brazil
Doctors disclosed a weekend pancreas transplant at Silvester Hospital in Rio de Janeiro, grafted by Dr Edson Texeiia into a young man with acute diabetes. The donor and patient names were not released and officials said the patient is in good condition. The operation highlights the pancreas role in digestion. Meanwhile, in St Louis a county council suit targets former Louis Theiss Jr. for alleged air pollution violations tied to hog farming.
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Teens Die In Traffic Incidents Across County
Two teenage boys died when struck by a hit and run car on Bushard Street west of Bolsa Avenue in Westminster. In Huntington Beach a 23 year old man and an 18 year old woman died in a head on crash on Pacific Coast Highway near Golden West Boulevard. Additional fatalities include a Norwalk man and an Orange girl from separate earlier crashes. A Santa Ana incident involved a woman who may have had a heart attack while driving, striking a guard rail on the Santa Ana Freeway.
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Orange County Medical Center
Peace talks stall as Hanoi and Washington clash in Paris
In fifth session in Paris, North Vietnam demands halt to bombing and all acts of war before talks proceed. U.S. Ambassador Harriman and Hanoi envoy Thuy trade blunt exchanges, with no breakthrough but agree to meet again Friday.
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Marchers Have Own Bias Row in Civil Aid Campaign
Washington UP I report on the Poor People's March leaders moving to quell a threat from non blacks to quit the campaign over alleged discrimination by a Negro majority. Rev Ralph David Abernathy met at a private school housing 350 Mexican Americans to assure Reies Ti j erina of equal voice and fair treatment. Delegations moved toward the Agriculture Department to seek more government surplus food and to Capitol Hill to press Chairman Wilbur Mills on welfare legislation. Andrew Young said despite rain, no plans were made to evacuate residents.
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Craized Inmates Terrorize Coast Area In Stolen Car Rampage
Five forays into Atascadero area end with inmates seizing rifles Luger and automatic at Avila Beach. In Los Osos they held occupants hostage for two hours then fled in two stolen cars. Douglas Welch, humorist and columnist, dies at 61 in Seattle. Higuera captured after chase to Pismo Beach.
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Jack Harding Dies Former World Flight Team Member
Jack Harding, 71, a member of the first round the world flight team, died Sunday at his San Diego home. He and three other U S Army Air Service lieutenants completed the 1924 flight on September 28. Harding later partnered with Eddie Rickenbacker to form Florida Airways and developed aircraft equipment including fuel pumps used in the B 29 bomber.
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Goldwater enters Arizona Senate race in 1966 bid
Berry Goldwater announced he will seek the U S Senate seat being vacated by Democrat Carl Hayden in Arizona He argued national problems from 1952 persist and demand leadership despite shifts in politics The ex Senator noted his 1952 entry stemmed from concern for the country and warned that policies forming then have worsened today In North Carolina a piano recital drew laughs when a performer joked about chewing gum stuck on fingers
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