Record-Setting Surfside Storm Destroys Beachfront Areas
Severe coastal damage hit Surfside and Seal Beach as 20-foot waves from tropical storm Jennifer battered Orange County. Dozens of homes were inundated while road crews and the Army Corps of Engineers evaluated erosion and beach loss. Long Beach to Huntington Beach faced large breakers with 108 lifeguard rescues reported.
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California
Surfside
Sunset Beach
Orange County
Surfside Colony
Boxeau
Jennifer
Baja California
Oceanview
Seal Beach
John Williams
U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
Williams
13Thi
14Th Streets
Eighth Street
Lee McConville
David Baker
Santa Monica Bay
Huntington Beach
Long Beach
Bob Shumway
Long Beach State Professor Suspended 30 Days
Vernon A. Metzger a 45 year old professor of management and chair of the production management department at Long Beach State was suspended for 30 days for alleged unprofessional conduct at two faculty meetings March 19 and 20. The action effective Tuesday comes after a recommendation from LBSC president Dr Carl W. McIntosh and was announced by the state college system. Metzger has 20 days to appeal to the State Personnel Board.
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Long Beach State College
Vernon A. Metzger
Warner Ave
Santa Ana
T the
State College System
Metzger
Carl W. McIntosh
LBSC
State Personnel Board
Ferris wheel collapse kills five in Tijuana fair
A Sunday night accident at a Baja California fair left at least five Mexicans dead and thirty injured when a 40 to 60 foot Ferris wheel collapsed during Independence Day crowds. One pregnant woman died during surgery to save her baby. Victims ranged from broken limbs to severe cuts as authorities investigated overload and age of the ride. The wheel operator and owner were detained and San Diego technicians may inspect the equipment.
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San Diego
Tijuana
Baja California
Miguel Aleman Hospital
M. V. Angulo
State Judicial Police
Angulo
Four Die as Stolen Auto Crashes Train
Washington Kennedy to speak on tax bill. In Hilbert Wisconsin a stolen blue Cadillac crashed into a freight train killing four young men. Victims Milton E Doeller Bernard van den Heuvel Don Parge Mark Adriansen all from De Pere Green Bay area.
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Washington
Kennedy
Hilbert
Wis
House
Funeral Home
Pierre Sall
Inger
White House
Milton E. Paul Doeller Selinger
Bernard V. van den
Heuvel
Don V. Parge
Lessland Mark Adriansen
de Pere
Greenl
Bay
McGovern seeks tax break for Aberdeen Fischers quintuplets
Senator George McGovern introduced a bill to exempt the Andrews Fischers of Aberdeen South Dakota from federal income and estate taxes until their quintuplets turn 21. The measure cites unusual educational and medical expenses and notes a precedent with the Dionne quintuplets. The bill also allows up to 3000 dollars in deductions for gifts to the family.
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Washington
UPI
George S. McGovern
D-S.d
Andrews
Queen Elizabeth II to have fourth child next year
Buckingham Palace announced that Queen Elizabeth II is expecting her fourth child early next year while on holiday at Balmoral Castle. The queen and the Duke of Edinburgh are happy, with the birth placing the child in the line of succession behind Charles, Andrew, or Anne depending on the child’s sex.
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Elizabeth II
London
Buckingham Palace
Balmoral Castle
Southand
Queen
Duke of Edinburgh
Prince Charles
Prince of Wales
Prince Andrew
Princess Anne
Press-Celearam Southland Evening Paper 1963 item
The provided text is a newspaper masthead from September 16, 1963, in Califa area, listing edition details, price, and classifieds office contact. It identifies the Southland's Finest Evening Newspaper with a 34 page edition and pricing information.
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Southland
Quints Doing Fine After Birth In Aberdeen
Official reports from Aberdeen South Carolina say the Fischer quintuplets, born Saturday, are in good condition after 60 hours. The babies, two girls and three boys, will begin feeding with formula this afternoon while two others stay on sugar water. Father Andrew Fischer continues caring for older children and farm work as wait continues on the five new arrivals. Dr James Berbos delivered the quintuplets and remains optimistic about their survival prospects.
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Aberdeen
S.C. E
Naeh-Finels
Fischer
Jim
Mao
Andrew Fischer
Quints
Three Die in Anaheim Freeway Crash and Wheat Deal
A young Anaheim man was decapitated and burned in a spectacular freeway crash on a Riverside Freeway spur Sunday. A woman and a boy died in other Sunday Orange County incidents. Names include Bryan Steven Thomas, 26, of Anaheim, Mrs. Antonin A. Vasquez of Los Angeles, and Timothy Thomson, 9, of Garden Grove. Also noted is a Canada Soviet trade accord signing with a large wheat and wheat flour delivery order for the coming years.
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Anaheim
Orange County
Bryan Steven ‘Thomas
Euclid Ave
Antonin A. Vasquez
Los Angeles
Timothy Thomson
Ranchero Way
Garden Grove
Ottawa
Rheaispareline
Riverside
East Anaheim
Mitchell Sharp
S. A. Borisay
Russistu
Canada
Soviet Union
Thieves Steal Half Million in Jewels and Furs
Thieves ransacked the Wilshire district mansion of Mrs. Christine Carter seizing jewelry and fur valued around 460000. Mrs. Carter, widow of Broadway Hale president Edward W. Carter, reported the loss after returning home with Pauley and his wife following a Los Angeles game at the Coliseum. The residence bordered Wilshire Country Club and had been thoroughly disturbed.
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Los Angeles
Christine Carter
Wiltshire
Weather summary for L B Area mountains and deserts
Weather outlook states night and morning cloud cover across L B Area with clearing by Tuesday afternoon. High near 74 today. Mountains look for clouds tonight with clearing and wind on Tuesday. Desert regions expect scattered clouds and hot temperatures around 102.
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L.B
Federal grand jury named to probe Birmingham race violence
In Birmingham a special federal grand jury was ordered to investigate racial outbreaks after a dynamite explosion at a Negro church killed four girls and injured twenty three. President Kennedy voiced outrage and urged unity for justice and tranquility across the nation.
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Birmingham
Ala
U.S
Clarence W. Allgood
Washington
Kennedy
United States
North
South
Martial Law Ends in South Viet Nam
Saigon reports President Diem lifted martial law nationwide in the south. Troops and police remain deployed at key points including around the American embassy. The move ends martial regulations from the crackdown on Buddhists and lifts press censorship.
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Saigon
UPI
Mga Dinh Diem
Viet Nam
Where to Find It Korean War Turncoat Comed y
A brief item notes a Korean War turncoat being welcomed by an ailing mother in Arizona. The snippet directs readers to Page A-10 for the full story and lists related features across multiple sections including Beach Combing and Hal Boyle on page A-13.
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Arizona
Hal Boyle
Bob Wells
Woman relays 10 days adrift before husband died at sea
Mrs. Stuart L. Slade survived ten days adrift aboard a leaky 30-foot cruiser after engine failure near Miami. She bailed water continuously while husband, a former Royal Canadian Navy commander from Victoria, British Columbia, died in the cabin. Rescue by tanker Perryville occurred northeast of Jacksonville as she signaled for help.
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Fra
Stuart L. Slade
Slade
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Bahamas
Sladesia
Canada
British Territory
Victoria
British Columbia
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