Doctors Say OK After 2 Operations
President Johnson underwent two operations at Bethesda Naval Medical Center and, four hours later, spoke in a hoarse whisper. Doctors removed a throat growth and pronounced it cancer free. Johnson, feeling well and in good color, told reporters he was in pain but ok and largely communicated by written notes.
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Johnson
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Washington
Bethesda Nave Medical Center
Maryland
Brazil Trains Collide Kill 38, Injure 300
A head on collision between a Rio bound commuter train and a passenger train near Olinda Station killed 38 and injured about 300. Police counted 30 bodies at a morgue and eight more died in hospitals as rescue crews worked amid crowds and debris.
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Nilopohis
Brazil
Rio de Janéiro
Sou
Joel Crespo
Olinda
Rio
Central Do Brasil
Nova Iguacu
Ned Barcellos Pereira
County supervisors urge legal action against delinquent parents
Los Angeles area supervisors call for prosecuting parents contributing to delinquency after a weekend of rioting near Sunset Boulevard. They propose suspending teen drivers licenses for curfew violators and urge state authorities to curb juvenile violence with stricter supervision, citing recent disturbances and police praise.
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Debs
State Department of Motor
Piotist
E. Debs
Los Angeles
West Hollywood
Easi
Evan Debs
San Bernardino
Kenneth Hahn
Drizzles Possible Tonight Weather Outlook
Forecasters warn of a coastal storm front moving southward that could bring drizzle and up to a half inch or more of rain to Los Angeles and Orange Counties. After recent soaking, Long Beach’s 1966 67 precipitation total stands at 1.10 inches, with November December last year delivering 21 days of rain. meteorologists anticipate the current weather year could set records.
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Weather Bureau
Los Angeles
Orange Counties
Lodiy
Long Beach
Threat to live shows TV and radio workers poised for strike
Nationwide broadcast uncertainty loomed as AFTRA and SAG negotiators fought for terms beyond a midnight deadline. About 17,500 AFTRA members faced possible replacement by management while 18,000 commercials makers pressed for a deal in marathon talks. Complex coverage included Dr. Sam Sheppard case notes and ongoing political budget mentions.
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AFTRA
Afl-Cio
Screen Actors Guild
Fark
Santa Ana to Close 24 Pre1933 School Buildings
Santa Ana officials learned that all 24 district buildings erected before 1933 are unlikely to meet state earth quake safety standards. Supt Glenn Tabor was authorized to close any building deemed dangerous during ongoing inspections. Several campuses including Lathrop Junior High and multiple high and elementary schools already faced closures as engineers assess structural safety. Deputy Ramsell, a local financier, fell outside City Hall and died, sparking investigations into possible liability for unsafe facilities.
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Santa Ana
Glenn Tabor
Lathrop
Ares! Diamond
Fremont
Monroe
Willard Tuner
Greenville
Lincoln
Franklin
Hoover
Lowell
McKinsley
Muir
Roosevelt Ele
Ramsell
Harvey
Leyte
Beach Combing Page B1 Bridge Page B9
A reader’s note lists sections and page references for the day’s newspaper content including Beach Combing on B1 and Bridge on B9 with additional listings across Comics Editorial Financial obituaries and more. It serves as a guide to where features appear rather than reporting a specific event.
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Omarr
George Racheson
Delta 4
Wilson
Weather Tonight And Tausmay LH Area Fight Rain Tonight
Tonight look for possible rain in the Tausmay LH area with cloudy skies over the mountains. Highs reach 71 by noon today. North ranges may see showers Thursday with a high of 54. Desert zones stay cloudy with gusty winds and a high near 8.
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Tausmay LH
Welcome Back Jim and Buzz to Gemini Program
Lovell and Buzz Aldrin express mixed feelings about ending the Gemini program as they hope for success. They cite thrills and troubles, noting lessons learned and the desire to apply new knowledge to space efforts. Continued on Page A-4.
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Ay Bers
Raven
Cape Kennedy
Apullo Man
America
Ameri
Italy
Navy Cape
James A. Lovell
Econo
Edwinssign
Buzz
Aldrin Jr
Wasp
Atlantic
Lovell
Jim
Auto Safety Critic Sues GM for 26 Million
New York reports Ralph Nader filed a 26 million lawsuit in Manhattan Supreme Court against General Motors Corp and others. He claims privacy violations and harassment tied to the promotion of his book Unsafe at Any Speed. Defendants include Vincent Gillen and companies Fidelifacts and Gillen Associates.
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New York
Ralph Never Today
General Motors Corp
Manhattan Supreme Court
Nader
Nadar
General Motors
Accidental Dropping of H-Bomb Reported
A copy of an Oak land Tribune report says an Air Force bomber accidentally dropped a hydrogel bomb near Puerto Rico last August during a training mission. The warhead reportedly landed about 120 feet under water. the Atomic Energy Commission reportedly filed an official incident report with Congress.
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Oakland
Oakland Tribune
Nesta
Puerto Rico
Jim Hazlewood
Hazlewood
Atomic ‘Energy Commission
Joint
Congressive‘lab Committee On Atomic Energy
the Tribune
Laiment
Puts Heat on Stove Puts Heat on Stove
Mrs M R Taylor reports selling a 1964 Wedgewood gas range for 30 dollars after placing a simple classified want ad. The piece promotes using the 1 PT line and a classified ad visor to aid quick low cost selling.
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M. R. Taylor
Thompson St
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Luci
Walter R. Mears
Pereira
Chess
Don Brackenbury
Qui L.A. Buresa
Sheppard
Afl-Cio American Federation of Television and Radio Artists
Ald
Cleveland
UPI
Dr. Samshows
NBC
Gong
Kenneth Grool
New
Beinie Johnson
Marilyn Sheppard
Cammin Pleas
Francis J. Tally
Ayvice
Cuyahoga
Lathrup
Santa Ana High School
L.B
Vincent Gillen
Vincent Gillen Associates, Inc
Fidelifacts, Inc
Vpon
Strategic Air Command
Palomares Beach
Spain
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