Big Sur hit by second mudslide in a month
A major mud and rock avalanche struck Big Sur, flooding roads and destroying buildings including the post office and store. No one was injured, but about a dozen residents escaped danger as cars were trapped and several were stranded by washed out roads and three feet of water across the Coast Highway. Authorities reported a damaged garage, a destroyed store, and isolation of some residents. The slide occurred after heavy rains saturated the area.
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Chrisan
Chrison
Big Sur River
Highway Patrol
Action Line: reader help service details request
Fine service promises to solve problems and cut red tape. To get action send ACTION LINE, Box 230, Long Beach California 90801 or call 432 3451 between 9 am and 9 pm Monday through Friday. Do not send original documents for return.
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Long Beach
Calif
Long Beach hosts seek lonely Thanksgiving guests
A Long Beach couple invites four elderly individuals to share Thanksgiving with them, seeking widowed or isolated seniors. The note, forwarded to Senior Opportunity Services, asks interested lonely seniors or those seeking dinner companions to contact SOS to be matched with welcoming hosts.
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Long Beach
Opportunity Services
First St
Herb Nalibow
Seator
Ike
Farally
SOS
Deluge Adds Rain as Southern Univ Seizure Unfolds
Record rains sweep Long Beach with up to two inches more forecast as Gulf storm threatens. In Baton Rouge, deputies storm Southern University administration building amid gunfire and tear gas, two students killed, mobs dispersed, mayor and sheriff blaming each other for the deadly clash.
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L.B
Southern Univ
Long Beach
Earier
Natonal Weather Service
Gulf of Alaska
Baton Rouge, la
Baton Rouge
W. W. Dimas
Amiss
Pilots threaten worldwide strike over hijackings
Washington reports that 2 major pilots groups threaten a new global shutdown to force tougher anti hijacking measures. John J. O'Donnell of ALPA says no alternative to a worldwide strike, while ATA officials deny industry commitment. A board meeting may decide on closing air commerce to pressure governments.
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Global Strike
John J. O'Donnell
AP Wirenhota
Washington
FBI
United States
Cuba
Air Line Pilots Association
O'Donnell
Air Transport Association
Stuart G. Tipton
ATA
ALPA
Coast Guard Cutter Jarvis Towed By Japanese Freighter
A Japanese freighter towed the crippled Coast Guard cutter Jarvis toward Sedanka Island in Alaska’s Aleutians ending a nine hour powerless ordeal. The 378 foot Jarvis lay two miles south of Akutan Island with a flooded engine room as Koyo Maru No 3 moved the vessel toward shelter for damage assessment. Coast Guard spokesmen said the ship was not yet in the clear but on the way, noting a line between the damaged ship and a healthy tow vessel.
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Juneau
Alaska
Coast Guard
Jarvis
Aleutian
Sedanka Island
North Pacific
Koyo
Akutan Island
New Year's Cotton Sugar and Orange Bowls Matchups Revealed
The article lists announced opponents for the New Year’s Cotton, Sugar and Orange Bowls with details across pages and sections. Includes references to classified, comics, editorials, obituaries and weather coverage within the same issue.
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Jeane Dixon
AH. L.A.C
Obitaarier
Robeson
Thorney
Witson
Brutal killing of Long Beach woman on Santa Monica beach
The nude body of 24 year old Kathleen Ann LaChance was found on a Santa Monica beach. She had sand stuffed in her mouth and clothes torn in a savage stabbing after alleged rape. Police described the attack as extremely brutal as detectives investigated. The victim lived alone in a bachelor apartment and was identified by Santa Monica Police Lt. Warold Turner. The discovery was made by a couple walking their dog about 15 minutes after the killing.
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Long Beach
Santa Monica
Robert. Simoneau
Warold Turner
Kathleen Ann LaChance
Banner Drive
Tucker
Iouad
Joner
Jo Montegomery
Miss LaChance
Editor describes four muggings in Chicago in 18 months
A Chicago editor recounts four robberies over 18 months, noting a second death threat in under a month. He describes 18 to 19 year old assailants on a street near a train platform, demanding all money as they rifled his pockets and fled as a gun was implied but not shown.
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Chicago
Kdd
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