Personal income climbs in August amid inflation debate
The Commerce Department reports August personal income rose 4.5 billion to an annual rate of 831.2 billion, the third straight monthly gain. Wages and salaries rose 3.5 billion, led by manufacturing pay rolls, with gains also in transportation equipment and robesber industries as workers returned. Farm proprietors income rose 400 million for the second straight month. Overall eight month 1967 income averaged 619.2 billion, up 7.5 percent from 1966.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Twelve Free Public Lectures at UC Irvine This Fall
UC Irvine will host 12 free public lectures as part of the University Extension program. Each Tuesday at 7 30 p m a different topic on major revolutions in world history will be presented by UCI scholars including Henry Cord Meyers Samuel McCulloch Lewis Hawke and Dr George Kent.
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University of California, Irvine
UCI
Henry Cord Meyers
Samuel McCulloch
Lewis Hawke
George Kent
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Dr Hangen to resign after 1951 long tenure
Rev Emerson G Hangen pastor of First Congregational Church since 1951 announced from the pulpit that he will resign effective December 31. He was ordained in 1921 and served as Navy chaplain for 12 years before pastoring in Meriden and Long Beach. A church meeting will discuss his successor and his ecumenical leadership roles are highlighted.
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Congregational Conference
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Southwest
United States
Russia to Release 3 Japan Fishermen
Tokyo reports the Soviet Union will release three Japanese fishing boat crews detained last year for alleged violations of Russian territorial waters in the northern Pacific. The Japanese Foreign Ministry said Moscow informed the Japanese Embassy of the decision.
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Soviet Union
Pacific
Japan
Foreign Ministry
Moscow
Carrier Prepares for 4th Viet Tour
The USS Bon Homme Richard, homeported in San Diego and commanded by Capt. Charles K. Ruiz, undergoes a third-week overhaul in Long Beach as it gears up for a fourth Vietnam deployment. The ship, a MIG killer in its last war cruise, completed 112 days on station this summer with 73 major strikes and numerous facility and bridge destructions.
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Southeast Asia
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Gerald Colleran
Annapolis
Vincennes
Sava Island
Pollock
Constellation
Graduate School of Business Administration
Harvard
White Front strike ends with post contract approval
White Front Stores retail clerks voting across five locals in Buena Park Los Angeles Torrance Pomona and San Bernardino approved a five year contract ending a seven week strike by about 2000 workers. The pact raises hourly wages totaling six percent retroactive to August first plus enhanced health and welfare benefits.
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Sun~ Gay
Buena Park
Los Angeles
Torrance
Pomona
San Bernardino
Ansheim
Costa Meza
Downey
Harbor City
Arthur Z. Berland
Queen Will Be Chosen in Downey
Downey prepares to choose Miss Downey through three pageants at the Long Beach Elks Club on October 22 29 and November 5. Applicants must live in the Downey Unified School District be 16 to 21 have at least a C average and will compete for a college scholarship. The winner will represent Downey in the Rose Parade National Grange Show Miss America contest and Mexico's Independence Day parade amid a sponsored trip to Guadalajara Mexico where Miss Downey will ride a float.
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Mexico
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Walk to the altar atop Mount Antelao long and steep
Alpine guide Cortina 1 D Ampezzo Traly Bonafede 27 and Franca Zanvettori 24 spent six hours reaching the summit to wed on Mount Antelao about 10,702 feet high. The ceremony was performed by a priest who is also a climbing enthusiast.
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Ampezzo
Traly
UPI
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Mount Antelao
Bomb Explodes Car in Monterey Park Injuring Couple
A bomb ripped apart a 1986 convertible on Atlantic Boulevard near Cadiz Street injuring driver Joseph Detherage, 35, and passenger Cecelia Chagalla, 20, critically. Both were thrown from the burning car and rushed to Garfield Hospital as police investigate a possible engine bomb and seek the victims’ relatives.
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Lantic Boulevard
Cadiz Street
Joseph Detherage
Cecelia Chagalla
Garfield Hospital
Ray Stewart
Coast Freeway route plans for Laguna Beach revealed
Sacramento will unveil recommendations on routing a 15 mile Coast Freeway segment through Laguna Beach. Laguna Beach officials prefer an inland path from Corona del Mar to Capistrano Beach at about 127.8 million dollars, while a coastal shelf route would cost about 145 million and displace many homes and businesses.
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Sacramento
State Highway Commission
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Capistrano Beach
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Goldwater Reflects On 1964 Campaign Tactics
Former Senator Barry Goldwater recalls 1964 GOP convention pranks and tactics including cable disruption and a hostage crew incident. He and Miller recount media dynamics, Johnson's publicity edge, and a no-bitter view of the campaign aftermath.
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UPI
Barry Goldwater
Hubert Humphrey
Arizona
Johnson
Goldwater
William E. Miller
Rn.y
Shot Cuts Gas Line In Chattanooga Suburb
A gunshot pierced a natural gas main in Murry Hills Chattanooga, forcing about 150 families to flee. Police and Civil Defense evacuated a 10 square block area and rerouted air traffic at Lovell Field. The line was shut off hours later and no injuries were reported. Red Cross set up a shelter at a local school.
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Tenn
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Murry Hills
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Chattanooga Gas Co
Greenberg
Yorty Staff Auto Fleet Triples in Two Years
Los Angeles officials show Mayor Samuel Yorty’s vehicle fleet nearly triples in two years ending July 1. City Council cars rose from 29 to 44 between July 1965 and July 1967, while department vehicles grew from 15 to 21. Chauffeur costs for the mayor increased by 9252.21 dollars last year, whereas council chauffeur costs fell by 8252.21 dollars. The data will be reviewed by the Governmental Efficiency Committee.
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Los Angeles
Samuel Yorty
Yorty
Santa Ana Hospital Adds 300 Beds On 14 Acre Site
Santa Ana Community Hospital plans a 300 bed addition on Tuslin Avenue south of 17th Street Santa Ana on a 14 acre site bought for 610000. The existing 196 bed hospital on Washington Street near Poinsettia Avenue will become a convalescent facility later as industrial growth surrounds the east and apartments lie to the west. Chairman C B Knickerbocker says only part of the funds are in hand and a fund drive will be launched.
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Santa Ana Community Hospital
Tuslin Avenue
17Th Street
Santa Ana
Washington Street
Poinsettia Avenue
C.B. Knickerbocker
Heard
Knickerbocker
Denied NSF Grant To Cal Berkeley Mathematician
The National Science Foundation rejected the application of Stephen Smale of the University of California at Berkeley for a 247000 research grant to continue a two year analysis of global geometrics. NSF said negotiations with the university continue and suggested the proposal be split into parts. A grant would fund other research, though Smale would administer the funds. Rep. Richard L. Reudebush claimed the NSF decision not to award the grant.
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Washington
National Science Foundation
California
Stephen Smale
University of California At Berkeley
NSF
Smale
Richard L. Reudebush
R-Ind
Builder of Sub Ready for Launch
MEMPHIS, Tenn. Dan 8. Taylor Jr. of Memphis who began building a submarine after his discharge from the service in 1964 says he will test the 2,800 pound craft in mid October. Taylor who spent 2,000 hours and $8,000 on the project selected Lake Lanier in North Georgia for the launch because it is clear.
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Memphis, Tenn
Dan
Taylor Jr
Memphis
Taylor
Lake Lanier
North Georgia
Man Held in Death of Bride in Gardena
Police detained Stanley Inouye a 28 year old Gardena mechanic on suspicion of murder after his bride Yoshi Inouye 28 died from a heart wound Sunday. He claimed the shooting was accidental during an attempt to stop his wife from harming herself following a Saturday argument. An autopsy was ordered pending investigation.
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Stanley Inouye
144Th St
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