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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1974

Page

4

Cyprus Talks Collapse Deepens Cyprus Crisis

The Cyprus conference stalled as Turkish and Greek Cypriot leaders failed to reach a compromise. Henry Kissinger briefed President Ford as Istanbul and Athens pressed for conditions, while UK base families were told to stay near bases Akrotiri Episkopi and Dhekelia. Turkish demands for six autonomous regions were reportedly rejected by Greek Cypriot leader Glafcos Clerides. Dozens of British families fled the Cypriot capital amid a large exodus on a road to Limassol.

Caramantis Bulent Ecevit Kissinger Ford Cyprus White House Beevil State Department Geneva Turkey Greest Glateos Clerides Akrotiri Episkopi Dhekelia Nicosia-Limassol

Ford weighs Bush as VP pick amid GOP backing

On Monday Bush received a standing ovation at Capitol Hill Club signaling broad GOP support. Kansas Rep Taraes Pearson, California Rep Charles Gubser, and Minnesota Rep Ancher Nelsen place Bush atop Ford’s VP list citing his experience as a Texas congressman U N ambassador and GOP chairman. Nelsen praises his youth and calm leadership. Ford worries Bush could attract votes that foil a Ford term in 1976.

Fhish Capitol Hill Club Capitol Taraes Pearson Kansas Charles Gubser California Ancher Nelsen Minnesota Bush Ford Nelsen Texas U.N GOP

Three Workmen Injured In Oil Refinery Fire

Three workers were seriously burned and two others were in fair condition after an air valve failure caused a flash fire at a Paramount oil refinery tank. Injured were Price Henry forty three of Norwalk John Wall forty four of Long Beach and Fleman LeBlanc fifty of Pomona. The blaze at Douglas Oil Co began when an air line valve blew and ignited asphalt vapors during attempts to free a clogged pipe. Five County Fire Department units responded and the fire was controlled in about 20 minutes with damage estimated at twenty thousand dollars.

Paramount Price Henry Alburlis St Norwalk John Wall Olive Ave Long Beach Fleman LeBlanc Pomona County Usc Medical Center Henry Wail LeBlanc Douglas Oil Co Downey Ave Douglas

Critics debate miniskirt fate as styles shift worldwide

Paris based journalist Patricia McCall cites liberation trends against claims miniskirts are dead. American shoppers express mixed views from Appleton to Dallas, with store owners and users noting inflation, fit, and longer silhouettes prevailing.

Liemini Patricia McCall Paris Sharon Alwart Appleton, Wis New York Lucille Richards Muriel Sinclair Joseph Magnin Co Edith Gillespie Manhattan East Side

Ford Inflation Plan Drives Labor Talks and Policy Push

Ford met AFL CIO President George Meany to press for stronger labor cooperation in curbing inflation. Meany urged steps to aid hurt unions, while Ford backed faster Joint Economic Committee recommendations and a summit on isolation after Labor Day to address construction employment and broad price pressures.

Ford Aflcio George W. Meany Afl-Cio TerHorst General Motors Congressional Joint Economic Committee Meany Nixon Terlorst Sidney L. Jones Rush

Schlesinger cites Soviet drag in diplomacy over Watergate

Secretary of Defense James R Schlesinger testified before a Senate subcommittee that Soviet leaders may have slowed diplomacy with the United States amid Watergate turmoil. He warned there are no draft plans and stressed resistance to further manpower cuts while noting fewer servicemen since 1964 and 1968.

Washington James R. Schlesinger United States Nixon Schlesinger Soviet Union Europe Senate Schlessinger Schfesiger

Scouts find body of missing socialite

HALF MOON BAY UPD reports the body of Hillsborough socialite Lois J McNamara 53 was found by two Boy Scouts near Tunitas Creek Road. Autopsy to determine cause of death set for Wednesday. Barry A Brown 21 Menlo Park and Carel Campbell 27 were charged with her death after attempting to cash a 1500 check in her name. The couple, last to see Stephen Russell 23 discharged sailor who was found shot Aug 4, were held in Redwood City along with the car found at San Francisco International Airport with blood in the trunk.

Half Moon Bay Hillsborough Tunitas Creek Road Here San Mateo County Stephen Russell Barry A. Brown Menlo Park Carel Campbell Mrs. McNamara Miss Campbell San Francisco International Russell Brown Redwood City

RTD Strike Has Minimal Traffic Impact on Freeways

A mass transit strike that idled about 2,000 buses caused only slight traffic rise on Southern California freeways Tuesday except the San Bernardino Freeway where delays doubled. About 40,000 riders sought alternatives as 3,700 RTD drivers and mechanics walked out. Officials warned a prolonged strike could derail the Los Angeles Basin rapid transit Referendum.

California Los Angeles Basin Southern California Oae San Bernardino RTD United Transportation Union Los Angeles Orange Riverside

Fall off truck kills L B girl in New Mexico

A 16 year old Long Beach California girl died Tuesday after falling from the bed of a pickup on New Mexico 47 near Socorro. Police said she fell backward and the truck tires passed over her. She was pronounced dead at a hospital.

Socorro N.M. Cap Long Beach Calif Mary Siaz New Mexico 47 New Mexico

Board to probe disputed exam in executive session

Los Angeles supervisors voted to investigate alleged favoritism in a Civil Service exam for treasurer tax collector. County data processing director William Kidwell, first on the list, denied any bias and asked to tell his side. The panel included Capen and four others. probes found no facts, while one supervisor urged grand jury review and the board scheduled a secret session with the five panelists.

William T. Kidwell Kidwell Cummers Civil Service Commission D. Richard Capen Capen George Sicklick Pete Schabarum Gordon Nesgig Ernest Debs Civil Service Emmet Sullivan Ernest Sanchez Alan Browne Bank of America Nd LB. Troughton Union of So Debs Walter Ward Garand Jury Ward Grand Jury

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