Riot and riotous celebration disrupt city after Pirates victory
A wild downtown riot following a Pirates victory caused extensive property damage. Buses and taxis were wrecked, telephone booths and newsstands toppled, streetlight poles snapped, and fires were set on Liberty Avenue. Police said the scene calmed by 2 am. one pregnant woman hospitalized after being knocked down.
Suitor proposes with 155 foot sign on Toronto deck
Tom Hamilton took Wendy Folliott to the Dominion Center observation deck in Toronto on Saturday. A small plane flew by trailing a 155 foot sign reading Will you marry me. Wendy, 24, was wordless as Tom placed an engagement ring on her finger. The stunt cost exactly 155 dollars.
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Riles backs court decision on school tax reform
Riles and Flournoy urge a statewide property tax to replace local levies, arguing current burdens are unfair and delay in reform could deprive children of years of schooling. They warn an appeal to the Supreme Court could stall final action for up to five years.
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Riles
U.S. Supreme Court
Rites and Flournoy
Reagan
Kosygin Attacked in Canada During Visit
Soviet premier Kosygin faced heightened security in Ottawa as police found explosive devices near the Soviet embassy during his visit. Three men were detained after a patrol recovered 12 dynamite sticks and timing devices, while demonstrations contended with paint and firecrackers around the embassy.
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Ottawa
Kosygia
Chateau Laurier
Chapell Street
Secretary General Thant Calls for Quick Succession Talks
UN Secretary-General U Thant states he will retire and urges member governments to begin consultations on selecting a successor as soon as practicable. He emphasizes the need for a smooth transition and avoid prolonged vacancy.
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O ‘Thant
Tornadoes Rip Across Three States Causing Damage
A series of tornadoes struck Garden City Kansas and nearby areas causing extensive damage to homes and businesses. In Colorado and Nebraska towns roofs were ripped off and vehicles damaged as storms moved east with heavy snow warnings across the mountains and higher elevations. Police reported injuries and property loss across multiple towns including Winona and Paxton while authorities assessed the total impact.
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Kansas
Winona
Whay
Cols
Colorado
Yuma County
Grvat Bastin
Main St
Nori Platte River
Paxton
Neh
ACTION LINE helps seek insurance refund and stray dog aid
Readers seek refund from a broker now owned by Weins Laird after an Eckert agency transfer. A stray dog rescued near Bellflower is up for adoption through Pet Harbor with details for potential foster or adoption. Community volunteers offer information on volunteer work through the United Way agencies and hospital programs.
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Orange
Tom Hebert
Washington State
Eckert
Action Line
Action Line Help Us Get One Money? Mrs. Drf
Sumner
Wash
Weins- Laird Insurance Agency
Weins-Laird
Marty Laird
Tie
Woodruff Avenue
Beach Street
Bellflower
Pet Harbor
W. Redondo Beach Stud
Gardenz
A. W
D.D
Long Beach
Community Volunteers Office
Linden Avge
United Way
Longshore strikes stall cargo flow across West Coast ports
Longshore crews able to work only 28 vessels amid an armada of 125 ships clogged the Los Angeles Long Beach complex. Only 19 ships in Long Beach were being worked. nine at the harbor. Across ports, 65 ships berthing, 62 awaiting berths, 9 in shipyards. Trade groups blamed a lack of skilled crane operators. California and Seattle developments followed a Taft Hartley cooling off order.
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Long Beach
Cisco
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ILWU
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Puget Sound
Tacst
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Columbia River
Philadelphia
Ssua
New York
Src
Hawaii
U.S. Pacific West
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Transoneida
Islands
Weekend storm drenches Southern California with rain and snow
After a weekend of rain hail and snow the National Weather Service expects clear skies this week. Long Beach saw 0.04 inch of rain at times with Lakewood and the airport reporting higher totals. San Bernardino and San Jacinto mountains received up to eight inches of new snow at Pine Cove. Power lines were knocked out briefly in Santa Monica Culver City and several jet aircraft at Los Angeles International Airport were struck by lightning with no injuries reported.
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Long Beach
Los Angeles
Civic Center
National Weather Service
Long
Shehes Lake
Santa’ Mortica
Culver City
International Air‘port
Eight hurt in half mile high speed chase in Dominguez
A 22 year old Long Beach man, Ray Marshall, led deputies on a half mile high speed chase through Santa Fe Avenue and Artesia Boulevard. He crashed into two cars, sparking a chain collision that injured eight people. Marshall and several passengers were taken to Harbor General and later to Los Angeles County jail ward per officials.
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Argetta
Ma Jong
A5th St
Long Beach
Eo Kaiser
Bellflower
Madeline D. Collier
Fashion St
Dominguez “Valley
Eers
Walley
Johnny Lea ‘Taturr
Meege
Compton
Jesse Williams, Jr
Inigo St
Regina Hill
Long ‘Beach Bivd
Clarence Deal
Los
Yenius Dupre Woods
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