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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1969

Page

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Lennon Sisters' Dad Slain in Venice Shooting

William Lennon 53 father of the Lennon singing sisters was shot multiple times at the Marina del Rey Golf Range in Venice as he fled an armed assailant. Witnesses described a 6 foot 2 inch attacker with a beard wearing green and blue clothing. Lennon, a former golf range pro and former manager of his daughters Dianne Peggy Kathleen and Janet on the Lawrence Welk show, died after a struggle over a rifle.

William Billy) Lennon Lennon Sisters Sailant Venice Marina del Rey Golf Range Lincoln Blvd Lennon Daniel Dianne Peggy Kathleen Janet Lawrence Welk

Action Line Q and A on Moon Mission Pigeons and Wheelchair Taxis

A reader asks if the United States congratulated the Russians on Sputnik and the paper notes Eisenhower’s cautious acknowledgment of Sputnik 1 in 1957. City answers cover pigeon control by humane traps to reduce health hazards and a study of birth control chemicals. Border Patrol explains roadblocks target narcotics and illegal entrants. A disabled rider questions taxi service. Long Beach officials promise universal accessibility and investigate.

Soviet Union United States Seal Beach James Hagerty John Williams Williams Long Beach Heath

White House cautions on Viet Cong summer offensive

Nixon aides say recent Viet Cong and North Vietnamese attacks may signal a new offensive but White House officials stop short of labeling the bombardment of over 100 Allied targets, including a U S Navy hospital, as evidence of a plan. Ziegler notes the situation is under close watch and no conclusions are drawn. Nixon was briefed as de‑escalation neared.

White House Vietnam Ziegler U.S. Navy Nixon

Close Call and Triumph Mark Apollo 11 Moon Visit

Astronauts Armstrong Aldrin and Collins recount their moon landing and return in an 80 minute news conference. Armstrong said the moon looked friendly and that the mission began a new age while Collins called it a beginning not an end. They described alarms during descent, a near fuel shortage, and the joy of moonwalks and a successful ascent to rejoin Collins in orbit.

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Battle toll rises as clashes sweep Vietnam frontline

Communist forces press near Phuoc Binh and Da Nang as U S Marines sustain heavy losses. The 1st Cavalry Division reports two Americans killed and 30 wounded after an attack near Phuoc Binh, while Marines near Da Nang kill 147 enemy with 15 Marines killed and 101 wounded. North of Saigon An Loc sees the fiercest fighting with tanks and armored units involved.

1St Cavalry Phuoc Binh Saigon da Nang An Loc 11Th Armored Cavalry Regiment

Laird Reassures Freed Prisoners in Bethesda Visit

Secretary Laird visited Navy Lt. Robert Frishman of Long Beach and Seaman Douglas Hedahl at Bethesda Naval Hospital to promise action for early releases of hundreds of U.S. prisoners held in Southeast Asia. A Pentagon spokesman said the goal is to welcome them home and press for more freedmen.

Navy Robert F. Frishman Long Beach North Vietnam Secretary of Defense Melvin R. Laird Laird Frishman Douglas Hegdahl Bethesda Naval Hospital Maryland U.S Southeast Asia Pentagon United States Frish

Church bulletin sermon topic and hymn

A church bulletin lists the sermon topic Gossip followed by the hymn I Love to Tell the Story signaling a worship service reading and singing sequence.

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