Student body election convention at Corona High
Excitement and confetti fill the Corona High School gym as the third annual student body convention names two candidates for the ballot. Nominations for treasurer and secretary were completed by noon, with vice president votes to follow. Principal talks urged performance, attitude, and yearning as keys to success. Jane Beckmann outlined treasurer duties, while JoAnne Armatisto described secretary work. Marcia Engle and Sylvia Lopez earned spots on the ballot for secretary, with debate and caucuses narrowing votes for president and vice president to come.
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Corona High School
John Stallings
Herbert Hoover
Stanford University
United States
Jane Beckmann
Debbie Bartholdi
Sylvia Lopez
Marcia Engle
Airport group to hold special advisory meeting
Ed Nichols chairman of Coronas airport advisory committee announced a special meeting to consider recommendations for financing airport improvements. The committee will meet at noon tomorrow at Hickory Barbecue, after City Manager Glenwood Wilson urged a focused study.
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Ed Nichols
Corona
Nichols
Hickory
Glenwood Wilson
Corona California Ad Seeks Local Services
A Western Riverside County listing mentions Corona California and a contact phone number 737 1234 seeking local services. The fragment provides place and phone but lacks full scope for details.
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Riverside County
Corona
California
Corona Growth Figures Prompt City Skepticism
The State Department of Finance reports Corona population at 26 150, higher than the 25 600 forecast. Senior Planner Tom Morrow notes the increase raises state subvention revenue, and Corona will gain about 16 250 this year. figures based on permits, demolitions, trailer park vacancies, and electrical usage.
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State Department of Finance
Corona
Tom Morrow
City Hall
Morrow
Sacramento
War riots and juvenile delinquency dominate concerns
Citizens cite conflicts, unrest, and youth behavior as top issues. The survey lists war and riots, juvenile delinquency, ethnocentrism, religious disconnect, and perceived democratic strain as key worries facing the nation today.
Sunkist Lemon Workers Meet On Wage Proposals
Workers at Sunkist Lemon Products Division in Corona will hear company wage and working conditions proposals. Local 871 of the Teamsters Union members attend. overtime pay is a disputed point. Meetings at 1:30 PM and 7:30 PM will decide whether to accept the proposals.
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Sunkist
Lemon Products
Corona
Teamsters' Union
Eugene Rudd
Corona Daily Independent
American Legion
Dzu jailed in Saigon over coalition remark
South Vietnam presidential candidate Truong Dinh Dzu was arrested and moved from a Saigon hospital after calling for a coalition government with the Viet Cong’s National Liberation Front. His wife notes he questioned Kennedy’s stance, while doctors said he suffers heart trouble.
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South Vietnam
Truong Dinh Dzu
Saigon
Viet Cong
National Liberation Front
Robert Kennedy
United States
Dzu
Nguyen van Thieu
Thieu
Interior Ministry
Seduce and destroy squads threaten Marines in Vietnam
Reported by Marine sources in Da Nang, three Marines went missing and one was killed in three months by female Viet Cong assassination teams. A captured Viet Cong confirmed recruitment of attractive girls trained in English and intelligence work for deadly missions.
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DA Nang
South Vietnam
Assassina
Jine
Rockefeller McCarthy Triumph in Massachusetts Primary
In Massachusetts Rockefeller wins a write in upset over Volpe on the Republican ballot while McCarthy leads the Democratic votes with about 40 percent. Nixon placed third on the GOP side and Kennedy Humphrey Johnson follow in the Democratic tally as results show Rockefeller 30,903 Volpe 29,663 Nixon 28,021 McCarthy 9,501.
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Boston
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
John A. Volpe
Massachusetts
Eugene J. McCarthy
Minnesota
Volpe
Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
McCarthy
Sen
Robert F. Kennedy
Hubert H. Humphrey
Johnson
Kennedy
Ronald Reagan
California
Nixon
Reagan
Humphrey
Youth faces charges in lively arrest
A 19 year old Eureka youth, David E. Galbraith, was booked at Corona Police Station on four charges after a tree damage incident on Sapphire Lane. He was arrested by Charles B. Gunn and later charged with malicious mischief disturbance drunk in public resisting arrest and related offenses. He allegedly yelled cursed spat at officers during processing.
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Eureka
Corona
Sapphire Lane
David E. Galbraith
Charles B. Gunn
Sapphire
Galbraith
CHS Qualifies 8 In Ivy Meet On CHS Oval
Corona High advances eight athletes in 12 events to the Ivy League Track and Field Finals held at CHS with finals Friday. CIF prelim Berths earned by six CHS athletes include Mike Kirk Greg Leake Kim Stallings and Dave Alexander plus others in high jump pole vault and sprints.
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Corona High
Chs
Chaffey High
Ontario
Bees
Mike Kirk
Greg Leake
Kim Stallings
Dave Alexander
M. Reed
Jim Lockwood
Lockwood
Sal Russo
Varsity
Jay Blankenship
Jack Sherman
Mike Quezada
Blankenship
Sherman
Quezada
Warren Fox
Local fog and warmth rise after cool night
A foggy night with clouds fades by morning as temperatures edge up. Today’s noon reading reached 67 after a 49 overnight low. Yesterday’s high was 80, with a warmer trend expected on Thursday.
Unruh Attacks Reagan Over State Legislation
Assembly Speaker Jesse M. Unruh criticized Governor Reagan saying the governor does not know what is happening in the state and accusing him of ignorance of the administration's legislative program. Reagan urged the legislature to move his cost cutting bills to balance the $5.7 billion fiscal year budget.
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Sembly
Jesse M. Unruh
Reagan
Unruh
Blaze Burns 700 Acres Near Corona. Two Boys Blamed
A large wildfire scorched about 700 acres twelve miles south of Corona off Highway 71. About 100 firefighters remained on scene at dawn as the fire was declared completely controlled at 6 a.m. Sunday. Investigators blamed two young boys who were reportedly burning matches for starting the three day blaze.
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Corona
Highway 71
Riverside woman sues Carson and publishers over Gothic gag
Nan Wood Graham of Riverside sues Johnny Carson Look magazine Playboy and NBC claiming a doctored American Gothic image shown on The Tonight Show defamed her. She seeks 9 million dollars with 3 million from Look 3 million from Playboy and 3 million from NBC and Carson.
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Los Angeles
Grant Wood
Johnny Carson
National
Broadcasting Co
Playboy
Look
Nan Wood Graham
Riverside
Rs. Graham
Wood
Carson
NBC
Graham
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