Plane Tragedy Aftermath in Sacramento Ice Cream Parlor Crash
The F86 Sabrejet piloted by Richard Bingham crashed after a weekend air show, killing 22 including several children at Farrell's Ice Cream Parlor. Investigators from the NTSB and FAA probe potential mechanical failure while Bingham, 36, is treated in hospital.
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Sacramento
Calif
FAA
Harold A. Lipska
Spectrum Air Inc
Navato
Marin County
Richard Bingham
Sacramento Medical Center
Thomas P. Engel
Bingham
Engel
Farrell
Sacramento Executive Airport
National Transportation Safety Board
Federal Aviation Administration
U.S
George Schwab
San Francisco
Spectrum Air
Lipska
Novato
Injuries Reported In City Motorcycle Crash
George Herman Low Jr. 26 of 838 Union St. listed in satisfactory condition after his motorcycle collided with a car driven by Arthur M. Hanson 69 of Orland. The crash on An tlelope Boulevard near Denny's Restaurant marked the third serious motorcycle injury since Sept. 18.
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Union St
Arthur M. Hanson
Orland
Low
Antelope Boulevard
Hanson
Denny’s
Center Avenue
Firefighters Battle 150 Acre North Truckee Blaze
Rain slows fires after showers that brought snow to the high Sierra. The 150 acre fire 11 miles north of Truckee on U S 89 drew 450 Forest Service firefighters and seven tanker planes dropping retardants. Crews aimed to halt spread at the 5 50 foot level as humidity stayed low. A forestry spokesman said it was looking better.
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Truckee
U.S. 89
U.S. Forest Service
United States Unveils New Monetary Plan
Washington AP reports a broad U S plan to revamp the world monetary system. The proposal would let all currencies including the dollar float, end gold as an international reserve, and base values on SDRs while the U S would intervene in exchange markets. Treasury Secretary George P Shultz outlined the plan at IMF meetings, noting details remain to be debated and possibly compromised.
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United States
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George P. Shultz
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Nairobi
Kenya
Omar Arteh
Tanzania
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Arteh
Weather Forecast Shows Rain Tonight Then Clearing
Rain showers through tonight with clearing by Wednesday and little temperature change. Winds northerly 5 to 15 mph, rising to 10 to 20 mph tonight. Snow level in the mountains near 6000 feet with 30 percent precipitation tonight and 10 percent tomorrow. High today mid 60s to 70s, low tonight mid 50s, high tomorrow mid 60s to 70s.
Peking Tokyo Summit Advances on Full Diplomatic Ties
Chinese Premier Chou En-lai and Japanese Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka lead talks with Foreign Ministers Ohira and Chi Peng-fei as they move from broad agreement to drafting the concrete framework for full diplomatic relations after decades of estrangement. The leaders toasted progress and acknowledged past conflicts while signaling broad prospects for economic and cultural exchanges.
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Peking
Tokyo
Masayoshi Ohira
China
Chi Peng-fei
Chou En-lai
Chou
Tanaka
Three American POWs Reach Peking From Hanoi
Three U S service members freed by Hanoi arrived in Peking and moved closer to NYC arrival. Activists escorting them pressed for an end to the war as seven other POWs remained in North Vietnamese camps. The men wore civilian clothes, with routes later to Copenhagen or Paris.
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Associated Press
Hanoi
Peking
New York City
United States
David Dellinger
Copenhagen
Paris
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Olga
Gartley
Minnie Lee
Cora Weiss
William Sloane Coffin
Richard
Corning Council Eyes Sewer Extension to Olive City Service
Corning City Council asked City Engineer Ed Anderson to prepare a cost estimate for extending sewer service from 99 W south to Olive City Service and to estimate costs for individual property owners. Olive City seeks annexation if approved and has state approval hurdles. local businesses like Olive Tree and J W Cafe show potential interest. The council also approved paying 46,000 dollars to Butte Creek Rock Co. for airport repaving.
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Ed Anderson
Olive
Olive City Service
V.P. Meranda
Olive City
Anderson
Olive Tree
J & W Cafe
Butte Creek Rock Co
Two Accidents Reported By Highway Patrol
The California Highway Patrol reported two crashes in Tehama County. At 4 10 p m a 63 year old Oakland man pulling a four wheel drive pickup saw a right rear tire blow out and his vehicle and another sustained moderate damage with no injuries. At 6 10 p m a 41 year old Paskenta man driving westbound lost control after passing a car, his pickup hit a tree and he was hospitalized with a possible fractured leg.
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California Highway Patrol
Tehama County
Charley Parhan
Oakland
James Vernon Moore
Paskenta
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Supervisor proposes river scenic easements along Sacramento
Tehama County Supervisor Shan Patterson suggests the Bureau of Land Management obtain scenic easements along the Sacramento River in exchange for property elsewhere. He plans to include the idea in a report to county supervisors. The group toured the river with BLM staff and advisors and discussed interim zoning to protect the river’s wild look pending federal action.
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Lou Walther
Tehama
Shan Patterson
Sacramento River
Redding
Red Bluff
Federal Bureau of Land Management
Bureau of Land Management
Patterson
Eugene Penne
Joseph Miller
Parks and Recreation
John Suhr
Tehama County
Bureau of Land Management Advisory Board
Shasta
Belfast killing under security powers talks loom in Northern Ireland
In Belfast an armed death occurred as politicians prepared to hammer out who will control security in Northern Ireland. Police found a man shot in the eastern Protestant area after gunfire was heard.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Kissinger Runs Private Talks With North Vietnamese in Paris
In Paris Kissinger meets with North Vietnam representatives Le Duc Tho and Xuan Thuy as part of the 18th private session on Vietnam peace talks. White House press secretary Zeigler cites no further information per prior agreement. Talks follow Kissinger’s remark of Hanoi’s seriousness after the latest secret discussions.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Nixon
Paris
North Vietnam
White House
Ronald Zeigler
Kissinger
le Duc Tho
Xuan Thuy
Ziegler
Vietnam
Hanoi
Educational Items Missing From Lincoln Street School
Tehama County employee Bill Davis reported to Red Bluff police that weekend thefts from the Special Education Building at Lincoln Street School included a record player a reel tape recorder and a food blender. Loss estimate not provided.
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Tehama County
Bill Davis
Red Bluff
Lincoln Street
POW Debate Deepens As Three Prisoners Head Home
Vice President Spiro Agnew and Sen. George McGovern clashed over POW policy while three U S prisoners departed Hanoi for China. Maj Edward Elias and Lt Markham Gartley along with Lt Norris Charles left with relatives and a U S antiwar group. McGovern charged Nixon meddling delayed releases and accused the administration of valuing Saigon over prisoner welfare as Nixon opened immigration museum events in New York City.
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Spiro T. Agnew
George McGovern
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North Vietnam
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United States
Hanoi
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Navy
Markham A. Gartley
Norris A. Charles. McGovern
San Francisco
McGovern
Nixon
New York City
Liberty Island
Americana Hotel
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