28 Jun 1965
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Newspaper
Corona Daily Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1965
Page
1
Residents share favorite TV shows and preferences in a local question poll. Names include Margaret Hernandez Olivda Haydu William Newton Larry Murray Glen Hine and others as they list Mr UNCLE Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea Surf Up Peyton Place and Cal’s Corral among favorites.
AFL-CIO lawyers gathered in Washington this week to assess two Supreme Court decisions that strip unions of antitrust immunity when they collectively set wage standards with employers. The cases involve the United Mine Workers and a Tennessee coal company, and the Meat Cutters Union and Jewel Tea Co. No petition for reconsideration was filed, and lawmakers may not pass a legislative override. The union leaders hope the Court will narrow the doctrine in future antitrust cases.
A fragmented weather note reports sunny conditions today and Tuesday. It mentions a warmer trend today with a last night low around 52 and a high near 83 yesterday.
Republican National Chairman Ray Bliss criticizes separate fundraising groups in the GOP including the Free Society Association and Republicans for Progress. He says his first duty is financing the national committee and urges discouraging rival organizations seeking Republican funds. Eisenhower’s lunch speech and Bliss’ report were slated to open a two day meeting.
Robert Henry Cooper of 3845 California Avenue faces a preliminary hearing in Corona Municipal Court for burglary of Thrifty Drug Store at 380 North Main. Arrested by Corona Police, his hearing was moved from June 24 to today. attorney Don Chapman from Riverside represents him.
Recent high school graduates and young men facing military obligations are invited to attend an open house at the US Army Reserve Center in San Bernardino on June 30. Lt. Col. Frank R. Prince of the 426 Civil Affairs Company says the program acquaints attendees with opportunities in the Army Reserve. Displays of weapons equipment and training will be shown and a film titled This Is Reality will be shown.
Queen Juliana announced the engagement of Crown Princess Beatrix to Claus von Amsberg a West German diplomat with a Nazi past expressing great joy in The Hague.
Berkeley UC patrolman John B. Fulkes chased an escaped monkey across campus ending with the animal trapped in a hedge. The monkey bit him but he held on and captured the creature, joking that the long arm of the jaw should have been shorter.
Police confirm lung infection caused the death of 48 year old actor Steve Cochran aboard the yacht Rogue off Champerico Guatemala. The body was found drifting with three Mexican companions. two women and a teen, who say Cochran had fallen ill on June 3 and died around June 13 after ten days ill at sea.
U S Air Force jets over five North Vietnamese cities drop about 2.7 million leaflets accusing Hanoi of bartering rice for Chinese guns. B27 bombers hit a Viet Cong staging area southeast of Saigon, killing about 100. Viet Cong attacks target Nghia Hanh and Nghia Khanh, wounding several. Two American advisors wounded. two Americans dead in a transport plane crash near Saigon. Bien Hoa welcomes a new tactical jet squadron of 397th Tactical Squadron with F100 Super Sabres.
Representative John V. Tunnney of Riverside will speak to the Corona-Norco Democratic Club at 7 30 p m Friday in the Community Room of the First National Bank and Trust Co at 1050 West Sixth. Dr Charles Gunnoe announced the event inviting the general public.
Mrs Ardyce Max accuses Norco city clerk candidate Sam Kallagan of ineligibility to hold the post as he is not a Norco resident and registered voter. Kallagan replies that California Code allows a newly incorporated city to have a clerk who may live elsewhere until suitable housing is found. He notes his family remains in Desert Hot Springs and unable to secure furnished Norco housing despite realtor efforts.
A Corona youth was booked after an armed robbery on Compton Street near Temescal around 7 p.m. Saturday. The victim, Charles Matlin of Burbank, was found wandering bloodied. police believe two other juveniles joined the suspect during the holdup.
Civil rights leaders in Chicago planned a major demonstration to oust School Supt. Benjamin Willis who they say favors integration. Organizers hoped to rally as many as 15000 people to march on City Hall for a meeting with Mayor Richard J. Daley.
Dr. F. Stanley Atchison, technical director of the Naval Ordnance Laboratory, is reported doing well in a Copenhagen hospital after a heart attack during a European vacation with Naval personnel. The nuclear physicist, top civilian at NOL, said to remain in hospital for three to four weeks, joined government service in 1942 after studying nuclear physics. He later led proximity fuse work at the National Bureau of Standards and became NOL technical director in 1955.
Three convicts armed with zip-guns and homemade bombs took two guards hostage in a bold but doomed escape attempt at Wester State Penitentiary. The plan collapsed after the guards resisted and authorities regained control without further incident.
Citizens of Coronado anticipate a fireworks display as Independence Day approaches. The community seeks details and timing, with coverage noted on the upper right of page three.
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