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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1967

Page

3

Massive Los Angeles Area Fires Threaten Homes

A sprawling set of fires near Chatsworth and Simi Valley, part of a 10,000 acre blaze, destroys four homes and endangers hundreds more as 4,000 firefighters battle flames driven by Santa Ana winds. A separate six-figure spread near Thousand Oaks and rolling hills fights to protect upscale neighborhoods. Families evacuate 64 homes in Browns Canyon while a Norco lab fuels risk is contained.

Whittier Los Angeles Chatsworth Thousand Oaks Palos Verdes Penin Miraleste Simi Valley Ventura County US 101 Ventura Freeway Janet Simi Area Edward Collins Sinii North American Rockwell Corp Santa Paula Santa Ana Browns Canyon Santa Susana Mountains Simi Fontana San Bernardino Mountains Riverside County Wyle Laboratories Norco el Centro Palm Springs

Supreme Court to rule on aid to parochial schools

The Supreme Court agreed to hear a challenge to the 1965 federal school aid act arguing that funding parochial and church-supported schools violates the separation of church and state. The case from six New York City residents could open wide doors for challenges to federally financed programs nationwide.

Washington UPI Supreme Court New York City Johnny Coleman Alabama Louisiana

Driver Dies in Gas Blast Underpass Crash

A gasoline truck jackknifed in a transition tunnel underpass, igniting a 1 hour 45 minute fire that left driver William Widgerath dead. Fire crews battled flames as the tunnel remained too hot for repairs. 70 firefighters and city county teams fought sewage drains and debris, with one firefighter bruised after falling into a manhole. Traffic restrictions on the freeway persisted through Wednesday per Highway Patrol.

Highway Patrol Jack Douglass Harbor_ Division William Widgerath la Puente Bob Carter Wilmington

Ford Hints Readiness for Guaranteed Wage

Ford Motor Co signals openness to a guaranteed annual income for UAW as contract talks resume beyond day 40 of a strike. The UAW seeks a set yearly wage, while Ford with GM and Chrysler previously rejected the demand. A recent UAW gift to RUW highlighted hopes for higher guarantees. Talks continue in secrecy after a news blackout.

Detroit Ford Motor Co United Auto Workers UAW Ford United Rubber Workers Union General Motors Chrysler Secracy

Protester Dies as Balloons Cause Self Immolation in LA Rally

A woman burned herself to death during a Stop the Draft Week rally in a Los Angeles college stadium attended by about 3,500. UCLA philosophy chair Donald Kalish urged 50 draft cards to be surrendered to a U.S. Marshal. The week of protests aims to culminate in Washington with large anti war turnout, while organizers and counter groups hold demonstrations nationwide.

Los Angeles College Stadium Donald Kalish Philosophy Department UCLA U.S Los Angeles Federal Building Washington William Sloane Coffin Jr Yale National Committee For Responsible Patriotism New York Charles W. Wiley University of California At Berkeley Ronald Reagan

Second Mistake Bombing Sees Marines Killed and Wounded

Reported Friday two bombs from a Marine aircraft killed three Marines and wounded nine others at a muddy base near Con Thien south of the DMZ as combat with North Vietnamese forces continued. U S B 52 bombers conducted deep raids into North Vietnam targeting the Mu Gia Pass and other supply sites while weather limited operations around Haiphong. The Haiphong campaign commander said bridges were damaged but being repaired as naval air units prepared more strikes. In South Vietnam, guerrilla fire downed an evacuation helicopter and a spotter plane, with seven guerrillas killed in an ensuing clash in the Mekong Delta.

Demilitarized Zone Con Thien North Vietnam Mu “Gia Pass Ho Chi Minh the Pass Thailand Laos Marine Fortress Haiphong Hanoi South Vietnam Mekong U.S

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