Britannia sacked air stewardess survivor speaks out
Air stewardess Jean Chapman, sole survivor of a Yugoslavian crash that killed 98, has lost her job with Britannia Airways. The company said it was acting to protect her interests, though Chapman called the move rotten. She was aboard a Sept. 1 Ljubljana flight that burned. the crew perished.
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Vaccine May Curb Rheumatic Fever
New vaccine developed by University of Chicago researchers aims to prevent streptococcus infections linked to rheumatic fever and kidney disease. Eugene N. Fox reported tests in animals and early human trials show safety and increased antibodies, with infant trials needed to prove effectiveness.
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San Jose Papers Endorse Reagan for Governor
The San Jose Mercury and San Jose News endorsed Ronald Reagan for governor. The Mercury praised a change and a clean campaign, while the News praised Reagan as dynamic and intelligent, criticizing Gov. Brown and urging tax reform and reduced bureaucracy. Both papers are published by Joseph B. Ridder.
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Oakland's Paper Backs Reagan Endorses Reagan Bid
The Oakland Tribune endorses Ronald Reagan in his campaign to block Gay Edmund G. Brown's bid for a third term. The paper argues Reagan offers policy contrast and leadership for California and the nation.
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Tancner as Business Leader Advocate Cited by Spokesman
A businessman described as a spokesman for private enterprises asserts he can provide the leadership that has been lacking. The statement frames Tancner as a key future figure capable of guiding private sector initiatives.
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Syria Blamed for Blast on Israeli Border
A terrorist explosion damaged a storage shed near Fingedi on the Israeli Jordan border. Israeli officials attributed the sabotage to Syrian infiltrators, noting a pattern of border raids. Prime Minister Levi Eshkol warned war remains possible but stressed restraint while ready to act if necessary.
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South Korea Leader Stops Off In S Viet
President Chung Hee Park of South Korea made a six hour visit to South Viet Nam traveling to the Manila summit. Premier Nguyen Cao Ky and Lt General Nguyen Can Thieu greeted him at Da Nang and he then reviewed troops from the Korean Tiger and White Horse divisions near Qui Nhon as part of the 43,000-man South Korean force in the country.
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Priest Reprisal After Joining New Priest Union
Rev. Brendan Nagle, a 30 year old assistant pastor, says he was relieved of duties after joining the American Federation of Priests as secretary-treasurer. The union was formed by Rev. William JH. Dubay, 31, who was relieved of duties in the archdiocese.
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Congress Clears Way for Windup by Tonight
Negotiators reached a compromise on a major anti inflation measure and a loan program, clearing the path for adjournment tonight. The deal would let President Johnson decide on new Export Import Bank credits to Eastern Europe and include a $3.97 billion education and poverty package.
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Firemen honor 12 dead in New York funeral rites
Firefighters from the United States and Canada attend solemn funeral processions in New York for 12 fallen comrades. Ten were buried after the 18th century building collapse. services took place at St Patrick's Cathedral and St Thomas Episcopal Church with full departmental honors. Delegations came from as far as San Francisco, Anchorage, and Toronto.
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Weess Gelestam enters as second class matter
The notice states postal classification for a publication, noting its mailing as second class matter at the Leg Mb M Carder Catlvery station and that it is published daily except Sunday at Pine Avenue in Long Beach.
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