Surf crowd doctors: record rescues at Orange County beaches
Waves up to 10 feet produced 266 rescues at Huntington Beach and 176 at State Park Beach as crowds of 73 000 and 20 000 swelled seaside areas. Newport Beach logged 139 rescues with 203 the day prior, amid 50 lifeguards and 45 feet of beach eroded. City officials and the Army Corps of Engineers planned sand replenishment and evaluation of sandbagging needs.
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Victims of Mexico Floods Given Aid
Relief teams delivered food medicine clothing and blankets to flood victims across Mexico. The disaster has killed at least 19 and left thousands homeless in Rio Grande Santia go and other rivers. Winds hit San Felipe and ten thousand US tourists were stranded near Piedras Negras until a temporary bridge reopened. San Felipe suffered $5 million in damage and 1500 homeless. Matamoros faces 1000 homeless and Mexico City saw rising waters again.
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2 Children Strangled Nab Mother
A Camarillo State Hospital outpatient admitted mother, 29 year old Yvonne Freezer, is jailed on two murder counts after her two youngest children, Phillip Steven 2, and Morticia Ann 3, were found strangled in their beds in Ventura County. The coroner cites belt strangulation. the husband Arthur a high school teacher discovered the deaths.
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Cabinet Aide Resigns Over Language Policy Row
Foreign Minister M Chagla resigned citing differences with Prime Minister Indira Gandhi over the plan to make Hindi the national language. He warned the shift from English to regional languages must be gradual and English should not fade from education.
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Dynamite Truck Explodes at Chile Copper Mine
A truck loaded with four tons of dynamite exploded at Chuquicamata mine near Santiago, killing 17. The mine is owned by American Anaconda Co and is described as the world’s largest copper mine.
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Chile
Chuquicamata
Anaconda Co
Heaviest Viet Battle in Two Months Reported
Saigon dispatches say the heaviest ground fighting in two months left 262 Communists and 63 Americans dead. Air strikes targeted Haiphong area as an Air Force jet was shot down in the north. Marines fought near Da Nang with 54 dead and 84 wounded in 24 hours as ground clashes spread across coastal plains and jungle.
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Haiphong
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Mekong Delta
U.S
da Nang
100 Car Stall In At Kennedy Airport Protest
A Labor Day protest by Queens residents staged a 100 car stall in at Kennedy Airport causing a traffic jam. A fleet of 21 police two trucks aided bystanders to untangle the situation. Six stalled cars with drivers aboard were towed to the Port Authority police garage and 35 additional vehicles that overheated or stalled were pushed off the roadways.
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Milwaukee Negroes March to Boycott Open Housing Plan
Milwaukee activists plan a citywide march to protest housing policy as school doors open for the new year. Organizers expect youths to join around the clock protests while public schools report no immediate large absences. parochial schools delay openings until Wednesday.
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Grass Cultivators Lose Safe Garden
ALBION Michigan. Sheriff Joseph Liebherr seeks the person who planted 60 marijuana bushes on land owned by municipal judge Theodore Van Dellen. The incident remains under investigation.
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Governor Signs Measure Reducing Oil Firms' Taxes
California governor signs a bill reducing oil firms taxes while vetoing measures on social security as income for aid. The session approved a 36 member advisory commission for marine resources and a pretrial evidentiary hearing for search and seizure procedures.
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William T. Bagley
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George Deukmejian
California Council
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Marine
Robert J. Lagomarsino
Winfield Shoemaker
Santa Barbara
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