Water Billing Snafu in City Cleared After Turbulent Year
City officials announced the water billing chaos should end soon after nearly a year of problems. About 20 percent of 54,500 accounts were overdue, with peak complaints in August. A new supervisor, Pat Dwyer, halted the faulty process, isolated bugs, and restarted billing to normal by December, with complaints and delays steadily dropping.
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Khrushchev remarks on Kennedy interview with Adzhubei
Khrushchev said he found Kennedy's interview with Alexei Adzhubei very interesting but he would not agree with all of it. He quipped that if Kennedy becomes a Communist, they would share a language, then noted plans to visit the Ukraine on Dec. 15 and Byelorussia for a rest and hunting in January.
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Burglars Loot Baum & Adamson Tire Store
Burglars forced a rear garage door at Baum & Adamson Tire & Automotive Co., 296 N. Stone Ave., and stole about $1,200 in merchandise including three televisions, two portable stereophonic record players, eight transistor radios. City Patrolman Ralph Crabtree said a wire was used to unhook latches inside the door.
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CIA Chief's Wife Dies In Ambulance
Mrs. John Alex McCone, 53, wife of the new CIA director, died en route to a hospital in an ambulance. The spokesman said the apparent cause of death was a heart attack after a period of serious illness at her San Marino home. She had recovered enough for McCone to bring her to Washington last Sunday.
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San Marino
Calif
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South Viet Nam Clears Way For U S Aid
Washington reports South Viet Nam agreed to internal reforms after talks with U S Ambassador Nolting, allowing more U S assistance in countering Viet Cong. Deputy Undersecretary Johnson framed the challenge as the Pacific area’s greatest since Korea, noting the Viet Cong as a planned armed attack network.
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U. S
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U. Alexis Johnson
Commonwealth Club of California
United States
South Korea
San Francisco
Tops on TV daily program highlights in the Citizen
Highlights from the Citizen showcase today feature key TV picks and schedule notes. Contenders include popular dramas and news briefings, with upcoming premieres and special broadcasts noted for local viewers.
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Support builds in U N for Two Chinas concept
In New York the U N general assembly advanced discussion of a two Chinas plan with seats for both Peiping and Nationalist Formosa. Nigeria's Jaja Wachuku pushed the idea while Sweden backed Communist China, as the debate continued amid broader space and meteorological agenda topics.
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