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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1967
Page
2
Newsweek reports factory drawings of GM 1968 Corvette and Toronado and AMC Javelin, with focus on longer lower cars next year. Chevrolets Fords Mercurys Dodges change little. GM lineup expands with two new Amc models and a baby Lincoln priced about 5500.
Istanbul reports confirm the death of 118 year old Emine Tuna amid rumors she changed with the times. News reports say the village resident’s passing follows chatter about models and safety upgrades affecting cars like the Corvair.
Multicar crash near Cucamonga killed seven. a Saturday Garden Grove crash killed three or seven children with parents. Southland traffic deaths exceed 22 with many injured. A small plane crashed in the San Bernardino Mountains during a snowstorm. a Hawthorne Boy Scout froze to death near Quail Lake. Lakewood family stranded for hours on a snowbound road. Major mountain routes open but back roads remain hazardous. Cold nights persist until a spring thaw.
Long Beach police said a cash envelope containing more than 470 dollars was taken from a desk drawer in the Golden Sails Inn office at 6285 East Pacific Coast Highway in Long Beach on Sunday.
Nine persons were hospitalized Sunday after a gas-line explosion ignited a fire and a chain of blasts in Forest Hill, southeast of Fort Worth. Two houses were destroyed and another damaged, with three vehicles also burned.
In Haight Ashbury San Francisco a crowd of nearly 300 hippies walked and blocked traffic along Haight Street. Police summoned paddy wagons as officers in blue helmets moved in to detain several dozen people. Spectators lined the sidewalks as two men removed a No Left Turn sign and police escorted a middle aged man to a wagon amid chants and protests.
Burglars who fed the victim’s dog to silence it stole about $2,000 in goods from Jeanne Mathers at 6711 Ninth St Long Beach. Among missing items were a TV camera portable sampling brake and silverware. Entry was through a kitchen window. The dog was fed before the raid posted.
A 35-foot gray whale entangled in nets two miles off Stearn's Wharf was freed after more than 15 hours. Coast Guard officials said darkness and heavy thrashing hampered early efforts but the whale appeared exhausted and relieved to be free once released.
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