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Newspaper

Corona Daily Independent

Location

Corona, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1964

Page

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Mass UC Berkeley arrests as police clear free speech sit-in

Berkeley police and state officers move into Sproul Hall at 3 45 am freeing 275 protesters by 10 am while hundreds face potential jail. Students led by the Free Speech Movement demand discipline for four leaders and strike actions disrupt campus operations. Teamsters warn delivery lines at campus gates.

Mund G. Brown Berkeley Sproul Hall Alameda County Santa Rita Free Speech Movement Tey

Who Decides Most Things for Teens in Family Rules

A survey of youths lists parents as the main decision makers for outings and allowances. Several say they consult their mothers for permission and then their fathers, with mood affecting access. Others rely on grandmothers when parents are busy or strict.

Brezhnev Warns U.S. Amid Viet Nam Strikes

Kremlin leader Leonid Brezhnev accuses the United States of imperialist air strikes on North Viet Nam and vows Soviet aid to Hanoi. He denounces U.S. actions in Viet Nam Cuba and the Congo and calls for a decisive rebuff of colonial powers.

Moscow UPI Kremlin Leonid L. Brezhnev United States Viet Nam Russia Hanoi Cuba The Congo Brezhnev U.S White House

Corona set for new $1.5 million neighborhood shopping center

Orange developer Fred Waugh says a second neighborhood center will rise at Main and Ontario in Corona, with Alpha Beta Hi Lo stores under contract. Construction could start spring 1965, with zoning changes and a public hearing slated for December 14.

Corona Fred Waugh The Daily Independent Today Main Ontario Waugh Alpha Beta Grocery Hi-Lo Drug Chains Hi-Lo Alpha Beta California Orange County Lyle Boyd Alpha Beta Chain Sixth Washburn Lincoln Boyd City Planning Department Tom Morrow Planning Commission Morrow Bank of Robert J. Huntley California State College At Fullerton Huntley Maiin Corona Plaza West Sixth

Family Dynamics: David Foley Describes Parental Roles

David Foley explains that his father is generally more lenient and handles major decisions while his mother approves discretionary requests when his father is away. He notes his father once set a weekly allowance and that parental guidance shapes his weekend plans and permissions.

Weather outlook with clouds and fog overnight

Low clouds and fog forecast for tonight with warmer conditions tomorrow. Yesterday's high reached 61 degrees, matching this noon's temperature, while last night's low was 44 degrees.

Willeford Family Wins First at Norco Christmas Parade

Mr and Mrs Robert Willeford and four children of Norco along with Mr and Mrs Lowell Willeford and two children from Downey won a first place trophy in this week’s Christmas parade. The ten member mounted group wore identical costumes to depict the Christmas theme. Robert Willeford is a candidate for one of five seats in the Norco city council race on December 15.

NORCO Robert Willeford Lowell Willeford Downey Noreo

Johnson undergoes minor surgery for benign lesion

Washington UPI reports President Johnson underwent minor surgery to remove a benign lesion from the back of his right hand. The procedure was routine and reported as successful with no complications.

Washington UPI Jonhson

Parishioners in McIntyre's Diocese Protest to Pope

A group calling itself the Committee of Fifty letters Pope Paul VI objecting to race discrimination in the Los Angeles Diocese led by Cardinal James Francis McIntyre. They protest the ban on Mass by Rev. Joel Moelter after his Proposition 14 remarks and urge action against racial bias.

McIntyre Los Angeles UPI Paul VI True’ Christian Fellowship James Francis Cardinal McIntyre Joel Moelter California Father Moelter Vanney

Traitors blamed in Cong triumph near Saigon

Government investigators report Viet Cong raiders entered Thien Giao garrison 100 miles northeast of Saigon after traitor soldiers opened gates. The raid reportedly wiped out the sleeping garrison and raised questions about insider access.

Saigon Viet Nam UPI Thien Giao

Shooting victim in Coronita faces serious injuries and arrest

Mrs Sammie Lee Blakley remains in very critical condition at Corona Community Hospital with a .38 caliber bullet lodged in her spine after a 4 20 a m shooting at the couple's Coronita home police say her husband William S Blakley 31 is to be arraigned at 1 30 p m on an attempted murder charge in the early morning incident she underwent surgery last night and is paralyzed the shooting followed an argument at 734 Via Antonio Rd Coronita deputies reported the incident

Sammie Lee Blakley Corona Community Hospital William S. Blakley Coronita Via Antonio Rd Sheriff's Deputies

Mountain crash kills three youths near Crestline

A pickup truck left State Highway 18 on a curve and plunged 150 feet into a cliff near Lake Arrowhead. Three high school students died: Robert Vogt 15 Crestline, Bob Thompson 16 Valley of Enchantment, Charles McWorter 15 Crestline. Driver Stanley Ziegler 16 Cedar Pines was hospitalized in critical condition at Santa Anita.

UPI The California Highway Patrol Robert B. Vogt Crestline Bob R. Thompson Valley of Enchantment Charles McWorter Santa Anita Hospital Stanley B. Ziegler Cedar Pines

Merchants to Present Three Year End Awards

The Retail Merchants Division of the Chamber of Commerce will present three special year end awards at its Tuesday noon luncheon meeting. The date moved from December 14 to December 8 and the event will be held at Lindy’s.

Chamber of Commerce Lindy’s

Seven die in Detroit shooting tragedy

Police say seven people were killed at a Detroit home on the far east side in a murder suicide by James Burgan, 28. Victims include Burgan's wife, an 18 year old, and four children, all shot with a .22 caliber rifle.

Detroit James Burgan Far East Side Burgan

Jury selection resumes in Miller murder trial

In San Bernardino UPI report jurors are seated for the trial of 34 year old Lucille Miller accused in the fiery death of her dentist husband. Court officials expect three to five days to empanel from 150 prospects as the state eyes the death penalty if convicted. The defendant and her 14 year old daughter Debra wept at opening. Authorities plan to seek the death sentence.

San Bernardino UPI Lucille Miller Charles Hilliard

Pope calls for inter faith cooperation in India

Pope Paul VI urged inter faith cooperation during a visit to Bombay. He clasped hands with leaders from Hindu, Muslim, and Parsee communities and asked all faiths to unite for the common future of humanity. The moment followed a symbolic hand touching on the second day of his visit by the Arabian Sea.

Bombay India UPI Paul VI

Small Poultryman Fights Back Against Giants Says Yes

Veteran Norco poultryman Mansfield Williams argues small operators can survive amid technology aiding large operations. He demonstrates ingenuity as proof, with details on Page 3.

Norco Mansfield Williams

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