Truckers Strikes Halt Los Angeles Goods Movement
Long Beach and Los Angeles freight operations slow as Teamsters strike and pickets press. union leaders push drivers back to work while some Vernon Local 208 members vote to return. Impacts include stalled movement at transit sheds, with potential plant layoffs at nearby factories if the walkout endures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim McJunkin
Long Beach
Harbor
Los Angeles
McJunkin
John ‘Roundtree
Seargo
Angeles
Sody
Parkinson
Matagwer
Consolidated
Masine
Gildn
Theodore Merrill
Southern California Joint Council of Teamsters
Southern California
Cowmel
Archie Murrieta
Vernon Company
Mem ‘Bers
Locel 208
Perkins
Avork
California Trucking Association
St.onis
Chevero Jet
Fisher Body
Chrysler
Ford
Pico Rivera
International Transistor Corp
San Fernando Road
Burbank
A. Juneen Bennett
Maple Ave
Boxbank
Bennett
Maggie Wayne Winners Continued On Page A-1
Report notes Maggie Wayne as a winner amid a chaotic scene. The text mentions uncertainty as the speaker hears their name and contemplates whether to stand, while colleagues discuss leaving the mine with phones and cameras. The fragment hints at an awards moment during a mining or industrial event.
Wilson Victory Highlights Local Candidate Support
Wilson volunteers integrated many community segments to back the candidate amid fears of vote dilution from six contenders. Juho McClung led the field with 885 votes, followed by Charles Be, Haynes, 334, John B. Enraans, 217, Ed (Pinkie) Gaylord, 169, James P. McGuiness Sr., 46, Richard Tate, 106, Ben Lett, 48, Harry Ratliff, 35, and P. B. Simmons, 15. The win contrasted with historic district elections and featured attendees like Jean Peters, Raquel Welch, Jane Fonda, Vincente Minnelli, and Gregory Peck at Hollywood’s Oscar ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Be, Haynes
John B. Enraans
Edith
Pinkie) Gaylord
James P. McGuiness Sr
Richard ‘Tate
Ben, Lett
Harry Ratliff
P. B. Simmons
Man Dies at Wheel After Fatal Seizure In Auto Crash
Deputies report a 69 year old man Stanley Church of Catalina Beach suffered a fatal seizure while driving west on Ailesia Boulevard. His car bounced off a concrete wall and crashed into the Gamble home driveway on Wall Street near Artesia. A bystander David Grambling, stood in his driveway at 327 KB Cassidy Street, was struck and later in fair condition at Harbor General Hospital. A boy in the scene was injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auto
Carson
Firestone Shopiif
David Grambling
Cassidy St
Harbor General Hospi
Stanley Church
Catalina
T. Redondo Bech
Ailesia Blvd
Avalon
Church
Artesia
Wall St
Oscar Winners Listed In 1969 Academy Awards
UPI reports the 42nd Academy Awards winners announced Tuesday at the event. The list includes actors, performers, and industry figures recognized for standout achievements in film.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tollywood
UPI
AP Achievamant
Saunds
Spivack
Sunes
Beaty Santa Banton
Butch Ceaslay
Bert Baches
Ceeehar
Kennedy denies 1972 run amid inquest delay
Kennedy declares he will not seek the presidency in 1972 while the Mary Jo Kopechne case ends its public stage. The inquest transcript and sworn testimony are awaited, with questions about his nine hour delay in notifying police. Grand jury aims for independent inquiry despite court limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Dints
Kennedy
Mary Jo Kpechne
Senate
Miss Kupechne
Vineyard Haven
Leslie H. Leland
Leland
Paquet
Paquel
Neithen
Joseph Gargail
Paul Markham
Court Orders Gov Kirk to Answer Contempt Count
Federal Judge overruled Gov Claude Kirk in a Manatee County school desegregation case and ordered him to appear in person Friday to answer civil contempt charges. The judge reinstated the school board Kirk suspended and set a Thursday deadline to ward the court ordered busing plan affecting about 2,700 of 17,000 students. Kirk cited kidney surgery and a newborn in the family, and pledged to continue challenging busing before the US Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Kirk
Tampa
Fla
UPI
Claude Kirk
Ben Krentzman
Manatee County
Kirk
Supreme Court
Congress
United States
Carswell Vote A Dead Heat
Contined from Page A-L the anti-Carswell forces aimed to block a five year term for a state Supreme Court judge. Supporters sought votes from Dowd Packwood Fong and others to reach 49 but fell short. predictions marked a tight race with possible 46 to 48 total in play and a final tally near the 1811 partisan split.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tnd
anti-Carswell
Appeals Court
Auprante
ACTION LINE Q and Navy Reserve questions answered
In a reader column, misc requests are addressed. A reader asks about changing U S currency notes and the engraving phrase, another seeks refund for a radio order, and a Navy veteran asks about reserve duty after active service. Officials explain the currency change timeline and how mail forwarders may affect deliveries. The Navy advisement notes that reserve status depends on need and rating, with steps to verify the reader’s exact obligation.
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Q. 1
Navy
Active
Lakewood
Naval Air Mecrullog
Naval Air Staton
Los Alamitos
Naval Reserve
Yardelpale
Siimente
Perrocolista
Detnil
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Wilson
Sine
Juho
McClung
Lita Minnelli
Vincente Minnelli
Dyan Cannon
Hollywood
George Jessel
Bob Hops
Goldie
Hawn
Axper
Ethan
Rick
Miscifa
Carswell
Visines
Winston L. Prosity
B-ut
Thay
Thomas J. Dowd
U-Conn
Robert W. Packwood
Roore
Hiram J. Fong
R-Haywaii
Recomrita
Sens
Charles
H. Percy
R-Dl
Quentin N. Burdick
D-An.d
Mrs. Smith
Cook
Percy
Charles McC. Mabhles
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Mike Mansfield
James A. Gerfield
Stanley Matthews
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