Foggy Long Beach Triggers Record Non Injury Crashes
Fog shrouds Southern California boosting non injury accidents in Long Beach. Police report 21 crashes in one hour with all units deployed. A seven car fender bender near Bethart Street caused major delays. In Harbor, a freighter entered under radar control as accidents spiked and several drivers suffered minor injuries.
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Crime rate up 11 percent says FBI report
FBI data show crime in the first nine months of the year rising 11 percent from 1987 levels in cities over 25,000. Robbery up 18 percent, burglary 34 percent, larceny over $30 14 percent, auto theft 3 percent, murder 3 percent, aggravated assault 2 percent.
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Second major airline hit as workers walk out again
As Thanksgiving travel begins, Raster Airlines and Trans World Airlines face major disruptions. Flight engineers and machinists walk out, 200 planes grounded at TWA amid a 4th day strike by 6,700 machinists. American Airlines faces a pilot strike threat with a midnight Tuesday deadline. UAW strikes hit Studebaker-Packard in South Bend with 7,000 workers. similar actions impact International Harvester and Caterpillar tractor plants. Eastern Airlines prepares for a full shutdown with 600 flight engineers supported by 7,000 others.
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India Urges U S and USSR Space Pact
At the United Nations India Burma and the United Arab Republic urged the United States and the Soviet Union to form a two nation committee to study peaceful uses of outer space. They proposed a U N study group to lay groundwork for a permanent outer space body and report to the General Assembly on an urgent basis.
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Typhoon Nancy Approaches Philippines Moving Toward Japan
The Manila weather bureau reported Typhoon Nancy packing 140 mph winds centered about 450 miles east of Aparil, northern Philippines. It was moving at roughly 10 mph away from the Philippines in a path toward Japan and Okinawa.
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Stocks Fall in Worst '08 Selloff
NEW YORK AP reports the stock market suffered its steepest drop in a year with major indices down sharply by midday. Trading volume exceeded one million shares hourly as Dow Jones dropped about 9 points to 5505, erasing vast value across the NYSE list. Analysts blamed brokerage reports triggering fringe traders seeking quick profits amid high prices.
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Woman Dies In Cincinnati Car Fall After Ignition Confusion
Mrs Myrtle Einhaus, 49, died when her speeding car ran up a steep hill and struck a pole as Officer Elsworth Greiner tried to help her shut off the ignition. A police account says she could not locate the key.
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Coastal fog tonight and Tuesday with hazy sun
Coastal fog will linger tonight and into early Tuesday. Expect hazy sunshine and high clouds on Tuesday, with little temperature change. Maximum temperature by noon today is 69 degrees.
Dulles Denies Allies Split on Berlin Crisis
Secretary of State Dulles said there is no evidence of disagreement among the Big Three allies over Berlin. He spoke after returning from Lake Ontario and said unity and firmness would meet any Soviet move. He denied plans for a three-way confrontation and indicated he would do whatever is necessary to defend West Berlin if required.
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Rifleman Holds off Deputies
A Covina man, Joseph Stephen Bendek, 25, barricaded himself in his home for about 24 hours after firing two shots at his wife and sister in law amid marital troubles. Deputies reported he threatened to shoot until a deputy approached. he ultimately surrendered with help from a friend who entered the house.
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Ventura Brush Fire Halts After Spreading Across 300 Acres
A brush fire near Hil Mountain blackened over 300 acres before crews of 120 firefighters shifted to a second blaze seven miles north. The first fire required several hours of combat late Sunday, with the second blaze continuing this morning as operations continued.
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Motorist Arrested After Patrolman Dies In Crash
A Temple City motorist was jailed on felony driving under the influence charges after a collision with California Highway Patrol Officer Robert B. Heberlie. Deputies say Earle Haltanterlich of Temple City blocked Heberlie’s motorcycle, triggering a fatal rear-end crash on Saturday night.
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De Gaulle Upsurge Confirmed in First Round Vote
Paris officials report Premier De Gaulle won a strong early endorsement in the first round of elections for the new National Assembly. He captured 3,882,006 votes, 18.94 percent, in a field with Communists and other parties. The Communists faced a stiff contest as independents and rightist groups split the rest of the vote, with runoffs to decide the final assembly seats.
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Beach Woman Hurt in Tijuana Ensenada Highway Crash
Beverly Desmond of 214 Grand Street was injured when her sports car went off the highway and struck a road marker post near Tijuana Ensenada. She is listed in serious condition at lerown Hospital. Investigators say loss of control is the likely cause.
Bomb threats strike multiple schools nationwide injure none
Two explosions hit school buildings with a third damaged area, triggering evacuations across several states. FBI agents and police investigated possible ties to a bomb planted near Concord and in New Orleans, where a metal vent and a parked car windows were damaged. No injuries reported.
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