Smog Crisis Hits East Coast With Inversion Blink
An immense temperature inversion trapped polluted air across the Northeast from Maine to the Carolinas. New York and Boston warned cardiac and respiratory patients to stay indoors as the UPI report notes air quality near danger levels. The Weather Bureau predicted wind and showers to ease the crisis, with some cities reporting emergency levels and thefts aided by heavy smog in New Bedford, Massachusetts.
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New Jersey
Lay
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Friday in the News Overview by United Press International
Friday in the news recap from United Press International notes top stories highlighted by Progress Staff. The column summarizes recent developments across multiple topics and adds brief context from UPI dispatches.
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President Johnson meets to trim national budget
President Johnson meets with Vice President Humphrey and bipartisan Congressional leaders in Texas to discuss budget cuts. Participants include House Democrats Carl Albert and Gerald Ford. Terrorists in Caracas machinegunned a U.S. trade fair and bombed a Sears store and a Rockefeller-owned supermarket. Kiesinger breaks off talks in Bonn as coalition talks loom. Hoover says Kennedy case points to Oswald acting alone. Nevada cattle head cites price protests hurting cattle market as chain reactions shift losses to producers.
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Austin
Tex
Johnson
Humphrey
Carl Albert
Gerald Ford
House
Caracas
Venezuela
U.S. Commerce Department
Sears Roebuck
Rockefellers
Pilot safe in forced landing near Scottsdale
Derek Van Dyke of Phoenix escaped injury after his Navion light aircraft developed engine trouble and he forced a landing on a blacktopped area east of Scottsdale Road and south of Shea Boulevard. He was en route from Sky Harbor to Orme School when the oil filter blew off due to a valve malfunction, oil sprayed the exhaust, and smoke filled the area. The 1,200 foot paved strip was sufficient for the 300 foot landing without further damage. Van Dyke, a former state legislator and longtime pilot, served as a Thunderbird instructor in World War II and flew the India-Himalaya “hump” routes.
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Palmcroft Way
Phoenix
Scottsdale Rd
Shea Blvd
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Thunderbird
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Autopsy planned in case of 3 year old Bruising death
In Phoenix Angela Smith 3 died at Maricopa County Hospital after extensive bruises led to an autopsy. Kenneth Friday 26 common law father is jailed on suspicion of aggravated assault. Police then held three men at gunpoint near Central Avenue and Southern suspected as federal fugitives from California.
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Angela Smith
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Central Avenue
Southern
Symphony to fly to Indian concert at Window Rock
The Phoenix Symphony Orchestra and conductor Guy Taylor will fly to Window Rock on the Navajo Reservation in northern Arizona for a Thanksgiving weekend concert. Sixty five musicians will travel by private twin engine planes donated by Valley fliers after a chartered plane proved too heavy for the runway. The program includes Mozart Overture to The Marriage of Figaro, Tchaikovsky Fifth, Copland Rodeo dances, Debussy Prelude, and Borodin Polovetsian Dances.
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Window Rock
Navajo Reservation
Arizona
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Valley Fliers
Douglas Richards
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Taylor
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Tchaikovsky
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Debussy
Borodin
Prince Igor
Riots Target Hussein as Jordanian Sector of Jerusalem Erupts
Rioting erupted in Jerusalem's Jordanian sector against King Hussein. Arab Legionnaires used machineguns and recoilless rifles to disperse demonstrators, with unspecified casualties. UN Truce Organization spokesman Robert Grand confirmed gunfire and noted tensions after Israel's Nov 13 attack.
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Shah of
Iran
Bulgarian plane crash kills 84 on foggy Czechoslovak mountains
In southern Czechoslovakia a Bulgarian Trushin 1118 turboprop operated by Tabso crashed near Bratislava while en route Sofia East Berlin. CTK reports 76 passengers and eight crew aboard with 84 believed dead. Passengers included Hungarians and a Bulgarian ambassador and opera singer. Flight had stops in Budapest and Prague amid foul weather.
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East Germany
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Katia Popova
Communist Party
Four More Juveniles Arrested In Scottsdale Burglary Ring
Scottsdale Police arrested four more juveniles from Coronado High School as part of efforts to break up a teen burglary ring. The arrests raise detained youths to ten. the latest arrests cleared one coin collection burglary and others remain under investigation while the first six youths were sent to the County Detention Home.
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Robert Mantei
Coronado High School
Mantei
Mantel
Hearing recessed in Bernstein murder case in Tempe
Preliminary hearing for David Mumbaugh, accused of killing Laura Bernstein, a 20 year old from New Jersey, was recessed until next Thursday after a Thanksgiving recess. Tempe Police Officer Dale Douglas testified on the case as judges postponed further witness hearings due to other commitments.
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UPI
David Mumbaugh
Arizona State University
Peate
Ralph Fowler
Dale Douglas
Laura Bernstein
Fair Lawn
Mumbaugh
New Jersey
Israel censured by UN Security Council for Jordan raid
The Security Council censures Israel for its November 13 raid against Jordan. Only New Zealand abstained in a 14 to 1 vote as members warn of sterner measures if such reprisals recur. The resolution criticizes Israeli actions and omits sanctions sought by Jordan. the Soviet Union criticizes the measure as weak. Fair with high clouds and cooler tonight. Saturday will be slightly warmer with a high near 60 and a low around 36.
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Uganda
Nigeria
Mali
African Council
Youth wins 15000 settlement after Scottsdale crash
Allen J. Lamb a 19 year old Scottsdale student claimed his leg was badly broken in a motorcycle police car crash on November 11 1964. The city of Scottsdale agreed to pay 15000 in a late night settlement after a three day Superior Court trial. Lamb sought 150000 in general damages.
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Lamb
Cochise Junior College
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Ferris Bellamak
John Westover
Phoenix
National Union Insurance
Superior Court
82Nd St
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Plant
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Uno
Tongs
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