Rudolf Abel death ends era of Soviet spy trade with Powers
Soviet master spy Rudolf Abel died in Moscow of lung cancer at 88. He headed a ring that sent U S military and atomic secrets to Moscow for 11 years, was arrested in New York in 1957, convicted that year, and exchanged in February 1962 for U2 pilot Francis Gary Powers. Abel died amid official notices of his burial planned for Thursday.
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Action Line contact instructions in Long Beach notice
Public service notice outlines how to contact ACTION LINE for help. It provides the address Box 230 Long Beach California 90801 and a phone number 432 345 between 9 am and 3 pm Monday through Friday for questions of general interest.
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Mitzi the Flipper dolphin dies of heart attack at Grassy Key
June 25 report notes Mitzi, seven foot star of the original 1963 Flipper film, died aged over 20 in Florida. She reportedly swam to keep her blowhole above water as weakness increased. Owners Milton and Millicent Santini said she was not filmed for the TV series but clips aired.
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Yorty enters race for Democratic presidential nomination
Los Angeles mayor Sam Yorty announced he will seek the Democratic nomination for president and begin his campaign in New Hampshire. He stated the California primary will climax the effort and that the campaign is already underway in the Granite State. Yorty becomes the second Democrat to enter the New Hampshire race after Sen. George McGovern.
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Double Homicide In Charleston Neighborhood
A family of four and a prominent physician and his wife were found dead in their Charleston homes within blocks of each other. Police tie the deaths to two separate incidents. Robert Eder, a federal USDA statistician, killed his wife and two children before killing himself in one home. The Cotrells were shot in their recreation room with no weapon found. Police say no link between the two killings and no suspects yet.
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Pay Board weighs back pay and exceptions for teachers
Washington leaders debate retroactive raises for 2.2 million teachers amid a freeze. Pay Board Chair Boldt signals no reversal of the stand against post freeze increases, while discussing back raises and contract context. AF of T President Selden urges recognition of unusual circumstances and pre freeze negotiated raises. The Cost of Living Council reverses an earlier exemption ruling for some firms.
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Rail union pact tests pay guidelines in new contract
The railroad signalmen's union announced a tentative 42 month contract likely following earlier rail settlements with about 42 per cent wage rises, roughly 12 per cent annually. Terms to be announced Saturday in Chicago as 75 general chairmen ratify, with Pay Board review due for contracts covering more than 5,000 workers.
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Work-done oath sparks anger at Long Beach State College
California State College in Long Beach requires professors to sign an oath by November 26 confirming they have completed all assigned work in order to receive monthly pay. The mandate, issued by the board of trustees, provokes anger among faculty and several organizations. Long Beach College President Stephen Horn decries the move as demeaning and unprofessional and some faculty say they will test the oath.
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China Roughs Up US and USSR in U.N. Speech
United Nations session sees China’s deputy foreign minister deliver a sharp attack on the United States and the Soviet Union in his first U.N. address after China’s admission. China votes yes on a resolution criticizing U.S. actions and calls to bar Rhodesian chrome imports, while the U.S. delegation abstains. A Soviet disarmament conference proposal looms as Beijing’s own plan is introduced.
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Collegians' Parents Tax Break Fails Senate Spurns Relief
Senate votes favor tax relief for college students' parents by 56 to 2 but rejects relief for the poor by 258 to 28. Hollings' reimbursement plan would cost $1.7 billion, while funds from alcohol taxes remain diverted to highways over general treasury use.
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Weather Tonight and Wednesday Area Forecast
Tonight and Wednesday area mostly cloudy with a chance of showers and gusty winds. Highs around 67, with lower values in mountains to 45 and deserts near 50 to 65. snow near 4,000 feet.
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